Updates

Moscow doesn’t intend to follow Vladimir Zelensky’s ten-point agenda ...

The relaxation in Hong Kong’s rules comes after mainland China eased its hardline coronavirus policies ...

Former MP Konstantin Zhevago has been accused of embezzlement and money laundering ...

President Aleksandar Vucic says the US and EU gave “strong guarantees” in the dispute with Pristina ...

The US and its allies control the global media space, but Beijing has a plan to weaken their stranglehold ...

Irmgard Furchner was found guilty last week of being an accessory to the murder of more than 10,000 people ...

Ankara has stepped up its cross-border campaign in Iraq against the militias, after accusing them of a deadly bombing in Istanbul ...

The government will support high-tech industries and investments, the Russian president has said ...

Ankara and Damascus hold talks involving defense chiefs, reportedly for the first time in over a decade ...

Daniel Duggan allegedly taught Chinese pilots to land on aircraft carriers ...

The 19-year-old previously admitted to killing six people during last year’s university massacre ...

950,000 people are registered as such, with the total number of Ukrainian nationals in the country exceeding two million, a senior official has said  ...

Washington says it plans to use export controls and work with companies to prevent Western technology from reaching Tehran ...

Dmitry Chernyshenko said the IOC operates under pressure from outside forces ...