Mourners Mark 40 Days Since Putin Foe Navalny's Death
Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny's parents and other mourners laid flowers at his grave Tuesday to mark 40 days since his death in an Arctic prison, an important Orthodox Christian rite.
Strike-hit German Rail Operator Agrees To 35-hour Week
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn said on Tuesday it had agreed with the GDL union to shorten train drivers' working week, ending a months-long row that caused strikes across the country.
French Deficit Worsens To 'Very Rare' Level
France's budget deficit overshot forecasts in 2023, official figures showed Tuesday, undermining President Emmanuel Macron's pledge to bring national finances back on track within the next four years.
Two Moscow Attack Suspects Travelled 'Freely' Because No Arrest Warrant: Turkish Official
Russian authorities detained 11 people in connection with Friday's attack, which saw camouflaged gunmen storm into Crocus City Hall, open fire on concert-goers and set the building ablaze, killing at least 139 people.
Deutsche Bahn And Train Drivers Reach Deal In Wage Dispute
Germany's Deutsche Bahn rail operator and the GDL train drivers' union have reached a deal in a wage dispute that has caused months of crippling strikes in the country, the union said on Monday.
Moscow Attack Puts Spotlight On IS Threat To Western Europe
Friday's attack on a Moscow concert hall is exacerbating worries that similar acts could hit targets in western Europe which is hosting exceptionally high-profile sports events this summer, analysts say.
Last Shot For Venezuela Opposition To Register Presidential Candidate
Venezuela's embattled opposition faces a last-ditch bid to register a candidate for July's presidential election on Monday, after accusing President Nicolas Maduro's government of blocking yet another aspirant.
Seeking To Limit Criticism, Putin Refuses To Blame IS
Russian President Vladimir Putin is refusing to blame the Islamic State (IS) for the Moscow attack despite a claim by the extremist group, instead insinuating a link to Ukraine in an apparent bid to limit the responsibility of the Russian security services.
Jailed Kremlin Critic Kara-Murza's Wife Urges Prisoner Swaps
The wife of jailed and ailing Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza on Monday said she was in favour of prisoner exchanges to rescue him and other political detainees in Russia.
Seven Wounded In Russian Missile Attack On Kyiv
Kyiv's mayor said seven people including a teenage girl were wounded on Monday after Ukrainian air defence systems downed two Russian ballistic missiles over the capital, sending metal debris crashing to the ground.
Kremlin Refuses To Comment On IS Links To Moscow Attack
The Kremlin refused to comment Monday on the Islamic State group's claims that it was behind the deadliest attack in Russia in two decades, as rescuers searched for bodies amid the rubble of the burnt-out Moscow concert hall.
El Salvador Only Ranks 6th Among 10 Countries With Known Bitcoin Holdings
El Salvador has been a crypto-friendly country for years now, but it turns out its Bitcoin holdings remain far from the treasure troves of the U.S. or its rival, China.
Russia Concert Hall Attack: Court Charges Four As Death Toll Hits 137
All four gunmen in the deadly concert hall attack Friday night in Russia's Crocus City have been taken into custody and were remanded into pre-trial detention through May 22.
Ukraine Claims To Have Struck Two Russian Ships In Crimea
Ukraine identified the vessels hit as two amphibious landing ships, named the Yamal and the Azov, although the exact extent of the damage incurred remained unclear.
Russia's Opposition Blasts Putin's Broken Security Promises
Russia's opposition has slammed Vladimir Putin's broken security promise in the wake of the Moscow concert hall attack, saying the country's intelligence agencies were too focused on hunting Kremlin critics instead of actual threats.
Simon Harris Set To Become Ireland PM After Appointed Party Leader
Simon Harris is set to become Ireland's next prime minister after the governing Fine Gael party appointed him as its leader on Sunday, following an uncontested election.
Pope Francis Skips Homily At Palm Sunday Mass
In recent weeks, the 87-year-old Pope Francis has experienced health concerns that have prompted aides to read several of his speeches on his behalf.
As Moscow Mourns, Opinion Divided On Ukraine Accusations
On the streets of Moscow on Sunday, there was shock, grief and anger as Russia observed a day of national mourning after the deadliest attack in the country for two decades.
Korcok Tipped To Halt Slovakia's Shift Towards Russia
Slovakia's recent shift towards Russia has hit a hurdle, analysts said Sunday, after the pro-West former foreign minister Ivan Korcok topped the first round of the presidential election.
Kyiv And Ukraine's Lviv Region Report 'Massive' Russian Attack, No Casualties
Ukraine's capital Kyiv and the western region of Lviv came under a "massive" Russian air attack early Sunday, officials said, while Poland said one of the Russian missiles breached its airspace.
Russia Initiates Strikes On Kyiv and Lviv Regions, Poland Activates Aircraft
U.S. Ambassador Bridget Brink stated that Ukraine is currently under a heightened air alert, with residents advised to seek shelter for the third pre-dawn morning this week.
Russian TV Shows Questioning Of Moscow Attack Suspects
Russian television on Saturday aired footage of the detention and questioning of four men suspected of carrying out the deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall.
Biden Signs $1.2 Trillion Government Funding Package
The legislation was hailed by Biden as "good news for the American people" and as a compromise.
'22/03/24 -- We Mourn': Moscow Stunned By Concert Hall Attack
Queues formed before dawn Saturday at Moscow blood donor centres as shocked residents of the capital showed solidarity for victims of the Crocus City Hall attack.
Putin Says Ukraine Linked To Moscow Concert Attack, Vows To Punish Terrorists
Russian security forces claimed that they had apprehended all four direct participants in the attack, who were caught heading for Ukraine.
Russia Claims New Village Taken On Ukraine Frontline
Russia on Saturday claimed a new territorial victory over Ukrainian forces struggling to find weapons and troops while the two sides staged deadly new aerial attacks on each other.
Russia Arrests Concert Hall Gunmen As Death Toll Rises To 115
Russia on Saturday said it had arrested 11 people -- including four gunmen -- over the attack on a Moscow concert hall claimed by Islamic State, as the death toll rose to 93.
Divided Over Ukraine War, Slovakia Votes For President
Slovakia will on Saturday hold the first round of a presidential election that is a battle between the Central European country's Russia-leaning ruling camp and a pro-Ukraine opposition-backed candidate.
Rights Court Condemns Peru Over One Of World's Most Polluted Towns
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights said Friday that Peru had violated residents' "right to live in a healthy environment" in an Andean mining town that is considered one of the most polluted places on earth.
Russian Missile Strikes Ignite Fire At Ukraine's Largest Dam, Blackouts In Kharkiv
Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that over 60 Shahed drones and nearly 90 missiles were deployed in a relentless overnight assault by Russian forces