Fall Of Berlin Wall Led To ‘Assignments Of Guilt’: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the fall of the Berlin Wall did not unite Europe by any means.
Delivery Of Weapons Across Turkish-Syrian Border To Be Discussed by UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council has agreed to consider Russia’s request to discuss about delivering weapons in the Turkish-Syrian border.
Global Issues Easier To Solve When US, Russia Work Together: Obama Advisor
According to an Obama advisor, it is better when the United States and Russia can work together.
Amnesty International Slams Russia For Denying Civilian Casualty In Syria
Amnesty International has slammed Russia for denying the death of civilians in Syria due to Russian attacks.
Marriage For 14-Year-Olds Likely To Be Legalized In Russia
The constituent republic of Bashkortostan, a federal subject of Russia, is considering the possibility of lowering the age of consent and marriage to 14.
Anonymous Vows To Destroy Turkey’s Bank, Military Assets
Anonymous has blamed Turkey for supporting ISIS militants by buying oil from the terrorist group.
Barack Obama Most Popular Leader In The World; Angela Merkel Distant Second
A recent poll reveals U.S. President Barack Obama is the most popular leader in the world.
China Slams Turkey For ‘Defeating’ International Campaign Against Terrorism By Shooting Down Russian Jet
According to China, Russian warplane downed by Turkey is a loss for international anti-terror campaign.
No Need For Ukraine To Get Emotional About Food Embargo: Russian Minister
Russian Economic Development Minister Alexey Ulykayev said there was no reason for Ukraine to get emotional about Russian sanctions against Kiev.
Forbes List 2015: Israel Best Country For Business In Middle East
According to the Forbes list, Israel is the best country for business in the Middle East.
After Blacklisted By Ukraine, Pro-Kremlin Russian Filmmaker Fails To Make It To Oscar Shortlist
Pro-Kremlin Russian filmmaker Nikita Mikhalkov’s film "Solnechny Udar" ("Sunstroke") was nationally premiered in Crimea in October.
Toshiba Leaves Russian Consumer Market, Blames Tough Competition From LG, Samsung
Toshiba blames the unstable ruble and tough competition from LG and Samsung for leaving the consumer market in Russia.
Gulf Arab Leaders Push For EU-Style ‘Middle East Union’ At GCC Summit
Leaders at the 46th Gulf Cooperation Council summit went a step ahead for forming a “borderless union” for the Middle East.
Putin Blames International Human Rights Agencies For ‘Hushing Up’ Ukraine Issues
Russian President Vladimir Putin said it was sad to see international human rights groups follow "double standards."
Pants Down: Croatian Man’s Embarrassing Moment While Posing With Female President
The head of the Croatian Helsinki Committee for Human Rights found his pants at his ankles while posing for a photo-shoot with the country's president.
Polar Bear ‘Best Choice’ As 2018 FIFA World Cup Mascot In Russia: Pamela Anderson
According to the Playboy model, a polar bear should be the best choice for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Uber Takes 3 Minutes To Deliver Christmas Trees For Half Price In Dubai
Uber customers in Dubai were allowed to order Christmas trees via the mobile app.
Iran, Russia To Sign Multibillion Military Cooperation Deal: Local Media
According to Russia, there will be multi-billion military cooperation deals with Iran after the removal of sanctions.
Russia ‘Laughs Off’ Turkey’s Allegation Of Moscow’s Involvement In Oil Trade With ISIS
Russia Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov questioned the timing of the allegation.
Dubai TV Presenter In ICU After Suffering Multiple Fractures, Broken Pelvis In Car Crash
Well-known MBC TV presenter Shahad Ballan was involved in a car crash which killed her driver at the scene.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei Calls For More Dialogs Between Muslims, Christians
In a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei appreciated Hungary’s policies.
Iraq Refuses Help From Foreign Troops To Fight ISIS After US Announces Sending Special Forces Team
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has released a statement saying his government does not need foreign forces against ISIS in Iraq.
Assad Blames West For 250,000 Civil War Casualties, Accuses Turkey Of Supporting Terrorism
According to the Syrian president, Turkey supports terrorists with the help of Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
Iran Asks UAE Not To Use ‘Iranophobia’ To Justify Yemen Atrocities
Iran asked the UAE not to blame the Islamic republic to justify their destructive policies.
UK Royal Geographical Society Exhibits Rare Images Of 1914-1917 Antarctic Expedition
The Royal Geographical Society in the U.K. has curated The Enduring Eye exhibition to mark 100 years of the Antarctic expedition.
‘Rich World’ Powered Its Way To Prosperity When Nobody Knew About Global Warming: Indian PM
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the “rich world” should not expect developing countries to share equal responsibilities on climate change.
Russia Accuses Turkey Of Violating Greek Airspace A Day After Shooting Down Russian Jet
According to a Russian news agency, six Turkish jets intruded Greek airspace on Nov. 25.
Turkey’s Dreams In Northwest Syria ‘Shattered’ By Russia; Syrian Diplomat Calls Russian Jet Down ‘War Crime’
Syria’s Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign and Expatriates Minister Al-Moallem: There is full coordination between Syria and Russia on counterterrorism
‘Islamophobia Now Legitimized In US After Paris Attacks,’ Muslim Artist Alleges After Being Forced To Leave Plane
Conceptual artist Kameelah Rasheed was forced to leave a flight to Istanbul.
US-South Korea Revised Nuclear Deal For 20 Years Takes Effect
The revised nuclear deal replaces the one made in 1972.
