Merkel refuses to send Navy ships to Russia’s shores, rebuffs US pressure – report
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A new documentary rigorously details allegations of child abuse made against Michael Jackson and has reignited the decades-old controversy surrounding the musical icon – but the #MeToo era has already given its verdict.
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Net income of Russia’s major aluminum producer RUSAL soared $1.698 billion in 2018, marking a significant year-on-year growth of 39 percent, the company said in its report on annual results.
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Three dozen countries, including all EU members, voiced a rebuke of Saudi Arabia at the UN Human Rights Council, calling it out on the Khashoggi murder and the detention of activists. Yemen’s bloodbath slipped past them, somehow.
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During a heated argument, two politicians from India’s ruling party dug their heels in so deep one resorted to thrashing the other with his shoe. Now the stars of the resulting viral video are facing a disciplinary action.
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The Saudi Kingdom’s energy minister announced that a large deposit of natural gas has been found in the Red Sea off the country’s coast, and discussed potential energy projects abroad.
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A leopard species, believed to have been completely extinct, has been spotted in southeast Taiwan for the first time in over 30 years, prompting a push to protect the big cat from hunters and habitat damage.
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Some men love to mansplain, even when they are spouting entirely inaccurate information to women about their own bodies. From vaginas to tampons and childbirth, these mansplainers need to do some research.
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Answer the following question: When Sky News asked unnamed UK government sources whether Russia hacked the Institute of Statecraft, did they reply it was: ‘somewhat likely,’ ‘highly likely,’ or ‘don’t know’?
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After Dutch side Ajax produced a phenomenal display at the Bernabeu to defeat Real Madrid 4-1 and progress to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League, RT Sport takes a look at six of the side's most influential performers.
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Residents of a lovely Parisian pedestrian through-way are expressing their #nofilter rage against the parade of “influencers” that mob their once quiet avenue every weekend, and are now asking the state to step into the picture.
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Argentina have confirmed Lionel Messi will return for the first time since the World Cup in Russia, as they announced their squad for upcoming friendlies in March.
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A Human Rights Watch (HRW) report claims that Iraqi and Kurdish governments have imprisoned hundreds of children who have been forced, through torture, into confessing that they are Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) members.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said that a breakup of the European Union cannot be ruled out if one part of the bloc tries to impose pro-immigration policies on another.
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A string of Irish and Northern Irish politicians have urged Karen Bradley, the Northern Ireland secretary, to quit after she claimed that killings committed by British soldiers and police during the Troubles were “not crimes.”
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Far-right activist and English Defence League founder Tommy Robinson could face up to two years in prison after the UK's attorney general levelled fresh contempt of court charges against him.
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A lot of people have trouble remembering names but Donald Trump seems to take it to a new level, managing to mangle Apple CEO Tim Cook's name right to his face in what is just the latest such blunder for the US president.
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A bankrupt UK businessman burning £70,000 in cash instead of handing it over to creditors is similar to the global monetary system which was set alight back in 2008.
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Thousands of war crime-themed cases involving asylum-seekers were referred to the German authorities in recent years, but only a small portion of them was eventually picked up for investigation, a new report has found.
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