Is Britain’s return to EU still on the table?

What’s the world’s longest river? New expedition aims to settle the debate once and for all

Subways flooded, motorists stranded as Mayor Eric Adams says: ‘This is a dangerous weather condition and it is not over’

German government has announced harsh measures to curb migration ahead of regional elections next week

Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova says ‘there is not the slightest doubt that this attack was planned in advance using Western intelligence means, NATO satellite equipment’

Workers entered the building in the La Defense neighbourhood and expressed their dissent by using torches.

Lebanon has remained without a president since the conclusion of the term of former leader Michel Aoun in October of last year.

Patrick Lozes, founder and head of Representative Council of Black Associations, evaluates racism Black people in France face

Director of Armenian National Committee of America in Washington posts statements on Facebook that apparently call for assassination

2 countries sign memoranda of cooperation in defense-industrial sector, according to reports

Western sanctions have disrupted Russia’s customary export channels, compelling the country’s mining industry to seek alternative methods for selling their precious metal.

The Sudan Times was unable to find any tickets for the price of €10 from any airline or ticket seller, cheapest being 4-5 times the price the French minister claims.

The idea of offering reparations or taking other actions to address the legacy of slavery has a lengthy history, but it has gained significant traction globally in recent times, driven by increasing calls from African and Caribbean nations.

Georgian State Security Service says decision to give country EU candidacy status will be used as pretext to start riots aimed at overthrowing government

Defense ministry says its forces used high-precision long-range air-based weapons and unmanned aerial vehicles to hit targets

Tokyo began releasing the nuclear waste on Aug. 24, triggering a sharp reaction from China and opposition parties in South Korea.

The French president on Friday vowed that his country will deal with the latest migration issue rigorously but humanely.

The globe struggles with escalating numbers of natural disasters.

Hearing also attended by former US Navy pilot Ryan Graves, who was also in the spotlight in recent appearance before US Congress

Latin America accounted for 88% of activist deaths in 2022, Global Witness says in latest report

24 people injured in Ukraine’s attack on shipbuilding facility in Sevastopol, city under Russian control since 2014

‘IAEA Secretariat’s so-called monitoring is neither mandated by body’s board of governors nor fully discussed by member states,’ says Foreign Ministry spokeswoman

The military coup that overthrew Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum on July 26 has proven as resolute as it was swift. In the wake of the government’s rapid overthrow, Niger’s military administration has resisted diplomatic overtures from the US, other world powers and regional blocs aimed at restoring the country’s constitutional order, and has actively worked

Foreign Ministry spokesperson urges UK to stop spreading ‘disinformation’ and ‘malicious slander’