Ex-Catalan leader, Carles Puigdemont, one of the leaders of the region's secession movement wanted in Spain on rebellion charges, will most likely be extradited from Germany on lesser charges.
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Turkey, Japan and Russia have calculated how much US tariffs would add to the cost of steel and aluminum exports to America, and submitted their claims to the World Trade Organization.
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Amazon’s powerful new facial recognition technology automates mass government surveillance and threatens individual freedom, according to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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Social media users have reported a major Twitter outage across Europe and the US on Tuesday.
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UK tabloid the Daily Star has used a video from the Russian pancake festival ‘Maslenitsa’ and labelled its participants as “hooligans” engaging in organized violent free-for-alls.
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A Silicon Valley pastor has resigned after a series of tweets he made slating the tech industry’s social justice posturing and calling the city of Palo Alto an “elitist s**t den of hate” were made public.
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The top US diplomat in Caracas, Venezuela and his deputy have been ordered to leave the country after allegedly conspiring against the government, President Nicolas Maduro announced.
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The Trump administration’s decision to pull out of the Iran deal was a “colossal mistake” in the lead-up to diplomatic talks with North Korea, according to Bill Richardson, former US ambassador to North Korea.
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Hollywood star Will Smith will perform the official song for this summer’s Russia 2018 World Cup, linking up with US-born singer-songwriter Nicky Jam and Kosovar pop star Era Istrefi to make the track.
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The USS Milius, an advanced guided missile destroyer, has arrived in Japan to bolster the US Navy’s permanent presence in the region. Its arrival comes as uncertainty over a historic North Korea/US summit mounts.
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If there's no evidence Russia interfered in 2016 US election, then the FBI was not protecting the Trump campaign from interference but spying on the campaign in order to hurt it, independent journalist Joe Lauria told RT.
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Paris demonstrations against President Emmanuel Macron’s social policies turned violent as protesters hurled projectiles at police and broke shop windows. Officers deployed tear gas and detained some protestors.
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Details of an 18th century Spanish galleon laden with gold and emeralds have been revealed almost three years after the shipwreck was discovered off the coast of Colombia. However, it’s true location remains closely guarded.
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A man has been “gravely injured” after picking up a tear gas grenade as police clashed with eco-activists squatting on a site of an abandoned airport in western France, officials and media say. The victim reportedly lost his hand.
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The UK has pledged to get rid of Russian “dirty money,” as well as to tighten sanctions against Russian businesses in the country. But why is that an issue for a country that is, as George Galloway puts it, “dirty money central”?
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Incredible footage shows an epic battle unfold between a young fox and a bald eagle after the giant bird of prey tries to steal its rabbit dinner.
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The Russian State Duma has passed a bill aimed at defending "economic interests and security" in response to the latest sanctions introduced by the United States and its allies.
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More than 200 farmers from South Africa have applied for humanitarian visas in Australia after allegedly suffering attacks for being white, according to the Australian Home Affairs Ministry.
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Bulgaria missed its chance to have a gas pipeline from Russia after backing out of the South Stream project four years ago, Russian Senator Aleksey Pushkov wrote on Twitter.
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The British government is on course to dip further into a £10 billion ($13.5 billion) contingency fund set aside for the renewal of its nuclear-deterrent Trident submarines, the National Audit Office warns.
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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has asked the International Criminal Court to open a probe into Israeli violations against Palestinians, linked to illegal settlements, calling Tel Aviv’s actions “crimes against humanity”.
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Iranians should deliver a "strong punch to the mouth" of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and those who back Washington, an Iran Revolutionary Guards commander stated in response to demands laid out for Tehran by Washington.
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