Iraqi Forces Liberate All Western Desert Areas, Most Important Daesh Shelters Only a small pocket of Daesh terrorists remains on the Iraqi border with Syria. 25.11.2017
UK warns East Europe against ‘hostile Russia,’ plans to spend £100mn to tackle ‘disinformation’ The UK plans to spend 100 million over five years to counter what it calls a Russian “disinformation” campaign, Downing Street has said, releasing key points of PM Theresa May’s Eastern Partnership summit speech where she plans to fully outline her anti-Russia strategy. 24.11.2017
Slave Trade in Libya: Who Controls the Human Trafficking Market in Tripoli? Following the release of a CNN documentary that exposed the extent of slave trade in post-Gaddafi Libya, the scandal is gaining momentum in the international community, which has called upon Tripoli to take action against human traffickers. 23.11.2017
UN Court: Mladic 'Significantly Contributed' to Srebrenica Massacre Ratko Mladic, the former leader of Bosnian Serbs and a military commander was sentenced to life in prison after the UN war crimes tribunal found him guilty of the involvement in the Srebrenica massacre and committing crimes against humanity. 22.11.2017
Assad Tells Putin at Meeting: Syria Was Saved as a State Thanks to Russia Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Syrian President Bashar Assad, who flew to Russain city of Sochi for a working visit. 21.11.2017
As German Coalition Talks Collapse, Merkel's Troubles Distract From Brexit German coalition government negotiations have collapsed. 20.11.2017
Zimbabwe's Ruling Party Starts Removing Mugabe From Office - Reports According to Zimbabwe's Cyber Security Minister Patrick Chinamasa, ruling party Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (ZANU–PF) has given President Robert Mugabe until noon (1000 GMT) on Monday to step down as President or face impeachment. 19.11.2017
Lebanon Expects Russia to Play Bigger Role in Middle East Lebanon expects Russia to increase its influence in the Middle East to contribute to achieving a balance of power in the region. 18.11.2017
Zimbabwe: Mugabe Claims 'Legitimacy,' Army, Opposition Insist on Transition As the leadership crisis deepens in Zimbabwe, President Robert Mugabe who has been in power for 37 years reportedly rejected a proposal to resign allowing his opponent and deposed vice president Emmerson Mnangagwa take over until an election is held next year. 17.11.2017
US Hopes to Cooperate With Russia on Further Ceasefire Agreements in Syria US State Department official says the United States hopes to collaborate with Russia on establishing more ceasefires in Syria. 16.11.2017
Iran & Saudi Arabia saber-rattling: Who would prevail in all-out war? Tensions between Saudi Arabia and regional nemesis Iran are even higher than usual, with Riyadh targeting Tehran ally Hezbollah. 15.11.2017
May's Attack on Russia 'Attempt to Demonstrate UK's Importance' on World Stage UK PM Theresa May wants the UK to still be regarded as a major international player on the world stage following her accusations of alleged Russian meddling in elections and planting so-called "fake" stories in the media in a bid to destabilize the West, a British politics professor told Sputnik. 13.11.2017
Putin Describes US Restrictions on Russian Media as an ‘Attack on Free Speech’ Russian President Vladimir Putin, attending the 2017 APEC forum in Vietnam, remarked that US restrictions on Russian media outlets are an attack on free speech. 12.11.2017
It'll Be Two Times More Efficient: Russia Crafts New Air Defense System Russia has created several prototypes of advanced surface-to-air missile and anti-aircraft artillery weapon system, the Pantsir-SM. 12.11.2017
What's Behind Poland's Aspiration to Buy Five Submarines? Poland wants to buy five new submarines for its naval fleet by allocating 10 billion zloty ($2. 11.11.2017
Hezbollah Leader Says Saudi Arabia Wants to Impose New PM on Lebanese People Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has commented on ex-Lebanon prime minister's Saad Hariri's resignation. 10.11.2017
'Tragic Mistake': How the Fall of the Berlin Wall Helped NATO in Eastern Europe November 9, 2017 marks the 28th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. 09.11.2017
NATO Agrees on New Command Structure to Move Forces Across Europe - Stoltenberg The move comes amid the unprecedented NATO military buildup in eastern Europe, which has been further boosted since 2014 in the wake of the crisis in Ukraine. 07.11.2017
S Korea Mulling Acquisition of US Nuclear Submarines, Spy Satellites - Reports It seems that the US president's tour to Asia-Pacific is going to result in a number of deals on arms supplies in the wake of escalated tensions on the Korean Peninsula. 06.11.2017
Texas Massacre: Gunman Identified as Former US Air Force Member 26 people have been killed and 20 injured in a gun attack on First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas on Sunday. 06.11.2017
