RUSSIA

US, EU warn of danger from Russia, China on Berlin Wall anniversary

IS claims deadly Tajik attack as doubts swirl

As he left the White House, the president told reporters no one who has given closed-door depositions has any first-hand knowledge.

UK police name 39 Vietnamese victims of truck horror

Ukraine foes set to pull back troops Saturday

Pentagon: Syria oil revenue going to Kurdish fighters

William Roebuck said in a blunt memo U.S. inaction gave Turkey a free hand to engage in war crimes and ethnic cleansing.

NATO allies clash after Macron says alliance experiencing 'brain death'

Iran resumes uranium enrichment at Fordow plant in new stepback from deal

All 39 bodies found inside a refrigerated truck outside London last month have now been identified as citizens of Vietnam, British police and Vietnamese officials said on Thursday.

Kriegel was found dead in an abandoned farmhouse three days after she went missing.

Former UFC champion Conor McGregor has been away from Octagon since October.

Donald Trump Jr. says he was just retweeting the name of the Ukraine scandal whistleblower.

NASA and the European Space Agency’s (ESA) asteroid impact monitoring system has detected a space rock that has a chance of hitting Earth within the next couple of years. According to NASA, it has recorded almost 30 potential Earth impacts from the approaching asteroid.

Ranking of countries on emission reduction pledges under the Paris climate accord

NASA is currently monitoring two Earth-crossing asteroids that are headed towards the planet. According to the agency, the natural orbit of these asteroids occasionally intersects with that of Earth.

President Hassan Rouhani said Iran's steps back from a 2015 nuclear agreement with major powers were all reversible

Remigio Ceballos, a senior Venezuelan admiral hit by US sanctions, walks to the left of President Nicolas Maduro during a January 2019 military rally

Russia called Tuesday for closing the office of the UN High Representative in Bosnia, claiming the senior UN official there is biased.The remarks by Moscow's UN ambassador Vassily Nebenzia came after the Security Council unanimously approved a further one-year extension of the European Union's military force (Eufor-Althea) to implement the 1995 Dayton Accords in Bosnia.Some analysts see Bosnia as a proxy for power struggles between Washington and Moscow, with western powers frequently accusing Moscow of meddling in the region to prevent Balkan states from joining NATO.

The Russian government plans to allocate nearly 1.7 billion rubles ($26.7 million) towards a Russian online reference resource similar to Wikipedia in the next three years, according to government documents published in September 2019

Malinov travelled to Moscow to attend the televised award ceremony at the Kremlin