US and Russian defense officials have discussed additional flight safety measures in Syria during a video conference, the Russian Defense Ministry’s press service told Russian media.
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There’s nothing new about pupils complaining about their homework, but in Spain they’ve now been joined by parents who are ready to go on strike for their kids to be left alone on weekends.
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After German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized Turkey’s latest press crackdown, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blasted Berlin for providing refuge to members of organizations that are illegal in his country, saying Germany is “aiding terror.”
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Iran’s supreme leader reiterated his call to mistrust the US, saying talks with Washington would be futile as it is in deep crisis now and cannot solve other nations’ problems. It comes as Tehran marks the anniversary of the US Embassy siege in 1979.
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Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper was accused of homophobia on Thursday after publishing an “exposé” on the three High Court judges who ruled that MPs should have a vote on Brexit that tried to shame one for being openly gay.
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Former NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen believes more global interventionism by the US is needed to achieve peace and prevent conflict. He says US needs to be “the world’s policeman” and criticizes outgoing President Obama for not having done enough.
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War veterans who claim they have been hounded over allegations of abuse have launched their own legal challenge against the Ministry of Defence (MoD).
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Gaffe-prone Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told a London awards ceremony on Wednesday night that the UK would make “a Titanic success” of Brexit. Hecklers in the audience helpfully reminded BoJo of the ship’s tragic fate.
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England and Scotland will wear black armbands bearing poppies for their Armistice Day clash at Wembley on November 11, despite FIFA’s insistence its rule governing ‘political’ symbols would not be changed.
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RT’s Murad Gazdiev and his crew came under fire in Aleppo as militant groups holding the eastern part of the city launched a new assault on government-held western areas, trying to break the blockade, after rejecting an offer to leave the city with their arms.
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Live footage has emerged on Facebook of a convicted felon stealing an unlocked police cruiser from outside a coffee shop in Oklahoma and took it for a 40 minute joyride to his parents’ house.
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French authorities have closed four mosques in the Paris region for promoting the ideology of radical Islam under the state of emergency as France continues to tackle the issue of home-grown radicalism following a number of high-profile terrorist attacks.
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A senior US Department of Justice (DOJ) official tasked with investigating Hillary Clinton’s unauthorized use of private email dropped the Democrat’s campaign team a “heads-up” on developments in the case last year.
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