The resignation of Aleksandar Vucic as president of Serbia should be understood in the context of the internal political conflict between the ruling elites and Generation Z, which began several years ago as a result of the collapse of the newly renovated railway station building in one of Serbia’s largest cities, No…
Every day, trillions of dollars, oil and gas and 99% of the world’s web traffic move through undersea pipelines that bear no state’s protection. With superpowers and corporations vying for control, should we be worried about this new wild west?
Two doses of a lethal injection drug have failed to kill Christa Gail Pike, a 50-year-old woman who was due to be executed on Wednesday. Pike was taken to hospital after it was found that her heart was still beating following the procedure.
Several Palestinians have been wounded in an Israeli drone strike targeting the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, Wafa news agency reports.
Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed Israel gave Britain intelligence about the incident last Sunday near the RAF Fairford military base, without providing any evidence.
WASHINGTON — Republicans have a surprising, yet slim advantage over Democrats on cost-of-living issues with “swing” voters in eight critical states, a grassroots survey by a right-leaning group found.
Iraq’s Kurdish forces are entering a new era following the withdrawal of US-led international forces that had been in the country to fight ISIL (ISIS).
On 28 September, residents of Erbil heard military aircraft overhead as the US‑led coalition against the Islamic State group (IS) was preparing for its full withdrawal.
‘Impermissible disclosure’ preceded hospital counselor’s firing and departure of principal, her sister-in-law. The child’s attorney calls events ‘vile and repugnant’
Russian opposition figure and former world chess champion Garry Kasparov said on Wednesday that security services in the US and Lithuania had warned him that his life was in danger following a suspected plot against Kremlin opponents living outside Russia.
Day after day, the Israeli-occupied village of Mansouri, perched on a green hill a few kilometres south of the coastal city of Tyre, is slowly disappearing. Already heavily damaged during the war, it is now quite literally being wiped off the map, in a final twist of cynicism, during the ceasefire.
The powerful Iran-backed Kataib Hezbollah group has denied an understanding was reached with Iraq's Prime Minister Ali Al Zaidi regarding the disarmament of militias, hours after the departure of US troops from the country.
New York newlyweds, the bride’s brother, and his pregnant wife have been identified as the four Americans who were killed in a building collapse in Athens, Greece.
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Burundi has agreed to join a clutch of other African nations in receiving migrants from other countries deported from the US under President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policy.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has chastised European nations for lacking the capability to attack Iran instead of the US Read Full Article at RT.com
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has criticized European nations for being unable to attack Iran instead of the US and urged them to rearm for similar wars in the future
A satirical new take on Gone With the Wind takes to the stage at the Malthouse Theatre next year, as part of a slate of world premieres revealed in the theatre’s newly unveiled 2027 program.