With the FIFA World Cup about to kick off in Russia, RT’s In the Now has followed two Aussie filmmakers on a failed quest to find the infamous Russian hooligans, who, the BBC said, will turn the event into a festival of violence.
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Theresa May disappeared without trace at the G7 summit, which was unsurprisingly dominated by US President Donald Trump. Her weakened mandate post-2017 general election on a global stage.
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A South African brewing company who promised “moist” and “gushing” beers has been forced to remove its drinks from the country’s shelves after receiving a torrent of online abuse over its “crass and sexist” marketing campaign.
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The UK press have been quick to hype threats posed by Russian football hooligans, but over the weekend they were more subdued in their reporting of the riot that broke out at Saturday’s ‘Free Tommy’ march in London.
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Nigeria have upped the stakes in the World Cup fashion battle, heading for Russia in stunning white travel suits set off with a football design and wing-like pattern with a nod to the team’s Super Eagles nickname.
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A group of artists in Kazan have created stunning stone mosaics of some of the stars of the World Cup including impressions of Argentina's Leo Messi and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah.
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Mustache flash mobs have engulfed World Cup host country Russia after popular TV host Ivan Urgant called on fans to grow facial hair in support of national football team manager Stanislav Cherchesov.
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Pro-Israeli British nationalists scuffled with police and pro-Palestine demonstrators at this year’s Al Quds march in London.
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French footballing great Marcel Desailly has said any doubts over Russia being “a football country” have been dispelled by the nation’s fever-pitch enthusiasm as it prepares to host the World Cup this summer.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has reportedly gone to extreme measures to prevent his enemies getting an insight into the state of his health during the Singapore summit – including bringing his very own toilet.
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A 9-year-old British girl entered a rehab center after playing a PC game for 10 hours a day. An ex-hacker and a psychologist, asked by RT to debate the issue, clashed on whether or not gaming could lead to mental disorders.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey seems to spend his time rushing from one crisis to another as the social media platform routinely finds itself in a storm of controversy. The latest debacle sees Dorsey apologizing for eating Chick-fil-A.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has given a decent impersonation of Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson while delivering a speech at the annual Bakers’ Union conference in Southport, Merseyside, on Sunday.
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A Memphis grandmother has been arrested after a video went viral which appeared to show her releasing two children from animal cages in the back of her car.
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Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un started as arch-antagonists trading insults and threats of war. But now with Trump saying it’s Kim’s only shot at peace, the world is holding its breath waiting for their historic meeting in Singapore.
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Northern England has been rocked by a 3.9-magnitude earthquake - and the aftermath has been hilarious. No injuries were reported, but there were cases of spilled tea, DIY disasters, and beds shaking for the first time in eons.
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Failure to pass a key Brexit vote in parliament this week could see Theresa May ousted from office, a former prime minister has said.
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The French team were a picture of happiness when they arrived at their team hotel on the outskirts of Moscow to discover personalized paintings staring back at them from their room doors.
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YouTube has reportedly removed a tranche of online accounts that shared loyalist band parades because they were deemed to be promoting terrorist organizations.
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British pop star Robbie Williams and Brazilian football icon Ronaldo will star in the World Cup 2018 opening ceremony before Russia take on Saudi Arabia in the opening game on Thursday at Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.
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With rising violence, being a farmer in South Africa has become a dangerous job. Some are hiring former Israeli special forces experts to teach them self-defense.
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Actor Robert De Niro used the opportunity of the Tony Award ceremony to fling insults at the US president. Two expletives earned him a standing ovation and a shower of admiration from the liberal crowd.
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A US F-15 fighter jet has crashed into the sea near the Japanese island of Okinawa, the US military has confirmed. Okinawa houses a controversial American military presence, which has been the subject of numerous protests.
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