Mexico will not pay for the construction of a wall on the border with the United States, which was proposed by US President-elect Donald Trump during his election campaign, Mexico's new Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said Tuesday.
Preserving the Iran deal as a status quo will further curb Tehran’s nuclear program, outgoing US Secretary of State John Kerry said at a conference at the US Institute of Peace on Tuesday.
The US bombing of Syrian soldiers led Russia to believe that the United States was not serious about separating terrorists from the opposition as required by the cessation of hostilities, US Secretary of State John Kerry said at a conference at the US Institute for Peace on Tuesday.
The first batch of Russian T-72B3 battle tanks to be deployed in the Moscow Region, a spokesman for the Western Military District said Tuesday.
An artificial intelligence system analyzed the latest 150 years of British history “encoded” in the dozens of local newspapers, discovering major historical trends and cultural changes over periods of centuries.
The Russian and Turkish monitors in the Syria ceasefire commission registered a total of 14 truce violations across seven provinces in Syria in the past 24 hours, the Russian Defense Ministry said Tuesday.
Recent days have been marked by escalation in the already tense Beijing-Taiwan relations, as the island's independence-leaning President Tsai Ing-wen, currently on her Latin American tour, not only had a stopover in the United States but also met with US officials, to a well-expected displeasure of Beijing.
Russian pilots engaged in counterterrorism missions in Syria have no reason to provoke US-led coalition aircraft since the Syrian crisis is on the path to being resolved through diplomatic means, geopolitics expert Konstantin Sokolov told Radio Sputnik, adding that saying otherwise is meant to pursue two goals.
US Secretary of State John Kerry highly assessed the Barack Obama administration work towards US realtions with Russia.
Outgoing US Secretary of State John Kerry said in a discussion at the US Institute of Peace on Tuesday that he has not met with his successor, former Exxon Mobil chief Rex Tillerson, but anticipates to do so in the near future.
Japanese Defense Minister Tomomi Inada plans to visit the US territory of Guam on Thursday in order to see the newest Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) in a search for better defense capabilities against a possible nuclear attack by North Korea.
Around 5,000 French Jews emigrated to Israel in 2016, continuing an aliyah trend that has seen 40,000 Jewish citizens of France quit the country in a decade.
The Russian Defense Ministry denied Georgia's claims about alleged construction of a Russian firing range in Abkhazia.
North Korea's Unha-3 ICBM is capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to the territory of the United States, Russian political analyst Dmitry Verkhoturov suggested in an interview with Sputnik, explaining why the deployment of the THAAD system in South Korea will hardly prevent the attack.
Syria's Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) is ready to put forward proposals for constitutional referendum discussions at intra-Syrian talks set to be held in Kazakhstan this month if invited to do so, the PYD's co-chairman told Sputnik on Tuesday.
Iran is currently producing 3.9 million barrels of oil daily, Deputy Managing Director of National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) Gholamreza Manouchehri said Tuesday.
Former RT news anchor, American journalist Abby Martin, criticized the New York Times article which suggested that she left the channel because of its “propaganda activities.” Martin denied such claims calling NYT article full of “egregious errors.”
From now on, all Muslim students in Switzerland must take part in mixed swimming lessons at school, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled on Tuesday.
In what is considered to be a bid to undermine Donald Trump's efforts to normalize future relations with Moscow, US Republican senators are set to introduce a bill imposing a new package of sanctions against Russia before Barack Obama's term ends.
According to the Russian deputy prime minister, FIFA highly assessed Russia's preparations for the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup and the 2018 World Cup.
The families of victims of terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels filed a suit against Twitter for not taking action to prevent terrorists from spreading messages on the social network and demand compensation, local media reported Tuesday.
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A majority of US voters say that Obamacare should not be repealed without a coherent replacement program, a new poll conducted by Morning Consult and Politico revealed on Tuesday.
International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach was annoyed by the decision of the Russian Presidentto appoint Vitaly Mutko as the deputy prime minister, Hajo Zeppelt, a journalist with the German ARD broadcaster and the author of documentaries on alleged doping abuse in Russian athletics, said Tuesday.
The US Senate Intelligence Committee has decided to move the confirmation hearing for Congressman Mike Pompeo, who is US President-elect Donald Trump's choice for Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), from Wednesday to Thursday, US media reported.