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 09:53:23
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 14:19:00
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 14:45:17
'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 14:43:00
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 22:51:00
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 09:35:06
Puigdemont Has Right to Appeal in Case of Arrest Warrant - Source The Catalan leader has fled to Belgium after the Spanish authorities sacked him and his administration in the wake of the declaration of Catalonia's independence. 04.11.2017 09:41:00
Spanish judge issues European arrest warrant for ousted Catalan leader Puigdemont A Spanish judge has issued a European arrest warrant for ousted Catalan President Carles Puigdemont. 03.11.2017 20:30:17
'US Has Become a Clear Enemy Number 1' for Daesh, Counterterrorism Expert Warns New York City was hit by a terror attack when a 29-year-old Uzbek national killed eight people, including foreigners. 02.11.2017 19:29:55
'Emotive Question': Why China Poised and Ready to Become World's Superpower Chinese President Xi Jinping has announced plans to turn his country into the world's strongest nation by 2050. 31.10.2017 19:45:57
US mistakenly promotes Tymoshenko to Ukrainian president in rush to indict Manafort In the recent indictment against Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort, US authorities mistakenly referred to Ukrainian politician Yulia Tymoshenko as a former president of Ukraine, although she has never held the post. 29.10.2017 21:47:00
Puigdemont Refuses to Recognize Madrid's Dismissal of Catalan Government After the Spanish prime minister sacked the Catalan leadership on Friday amid the declaration of independence by the autonomous region, the former regional leader has issued a statement clarifying his position on the situation. 28.10.2017 08:10:00
Top Ten Most Curious Memos We Found in the Newly Released JFK Files The US government has released thousands of files relating to the assassination of John F. 27.10.2017 12:51:32
Russia says ISIS controls less than 5% of Syria as rights groups raise alarm over Raqqa The area controlled by Islamic State in Syria has been reduced to less than 5 percent, the Russian Defense Ministry said, but human rights groups remain concerned about the “dire humanitarian situation” in Raqqa, captured from jihadists by US-backed militias. 25.10.2017 16:12:43
US Has No 'Coherent Plan for What to Do About N Korea,' Political Analyst Says Amid escalated tensions on the Korean Peninsula, the US Air Force reportedly intends to put its B-52 bombers back on 24-hour alert. 23.10.2017 20:20:30
Catalan Leader Accuses Spain's King of Supporting Aggressive Policies Carles Puigdemont claims that Catalan institutions have been subject to aggression by the state with the support of Spanish King Felipe VI. 22.10.2017 10:28:57
Any Changes to Iran Nuclear Deal Will 'Have Impact on Non-Proliferation Treaty' Henk Cor Van der Kwast, the chairman of the first session of the Preparatory Committee (PREPCOM) for the 2020 NPT Review Conference, has spoken with Sputnik on the issue of the Non-Proliferation Treaty amid the possible collapse of the Iran Nuclear Deal. 21.10.2017 10:25:00
Brazil Parliament Committee Recommends Dismissing Charges Against Temer The panel in the lower-house Chamber of Deputies voted against the charges against Brazilian president Michel Temer. 19.10.2017 13:47:00
North Korean Official: We Won’t Negotiate Until We Can Strike US East Coast An anonymous North Korean official has reportedly told CNN that diplomacy to end the current crisis is off the table until the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea can “counter” US aggression - by developing a missile that can reliably strike the US East Coast and urban centers like Washington, DC, and New York City. 17.10.2017 13:43:00
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Says Trump 'Igniting New Conflict’ by Leaving Iran Deal US President Donald Trump is “igniting new conflict” by pulling the US out of the historic 2016 JCPOA nuclear treaty between Iran and the most powerful nations of the developed world. 14.10.2017 13:38:00
At Least 13 People Killed During Prison Riot in Northeastern Mexico The revolt in a Mexican prison located in the northeastern country's state claimed lives of at least 13 prisoners. 11.10.2017 13:30:00
Pentagon Chief Says US Army Must Ensure Having Military Options Over N Korea US Secretary of Defense James Mattis has shed light on the Pentagon's stance on the North Korean issue amid controversial remarks made by President Donald Trump, saying that "only one thing will work" with regard to Pyongyang. 09.10.2017 13:26:00
Former Brazil President Rousseff Reveals Cause of Her Impeachment Brazil’s former claims that her impeachment was caused by her staunch opposition to plans for the country’s "neoliberal" overhaul. 07.10.2017 13:20:00
Maduro Says US Will Never Break Venezuela's 'Freedom-Loving Spirit' Caracas is able to withstand pressure from the United States, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Thursday in Minsk at the opening ceremony of a monument to the national hero of Venezuela Simon Bolivar. 06.10.2017 13:18:00
US Reallocates Funds to Bolster Missile Defense Against North Korean Threat The US Congress approved a Pentagon request to funnel more than $400 million that went unspent in fiscal year 2017 for radar, sensor and missile intercept programs, Pentagon chief James Mattis said Tuesday, as North Korea doubles down on its promise to continue to develop its ballistic missile capabilities in spite of UN sanctions. 05.10.2017 13:17:00
