Several media outlets, including the Associated Press, filed a brief with a federal court on Monday to require that the FBI make public certain evidence regarding the San Bernardino investigation, including information on the cost of the software tool the FBI used to hack an iPhone and the identity of the person or persons who sold it to the FBI.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland said that police and army officers in Northern Ireland have recovered a number of pipe bombs and ammunition from a home in west Belfast as part of a security operation.
The Norwegian Minister of the European Economic Area and EU Affairs says that Norway would like to participate in the arrangements between London and Brussels regarding the internal market.
The UK House of Commons passed on Tuesday the Magnitsky amendment to the Criminal Finances Bill that, if adopted by the House of Lords, will allow to freeze the UK assets of the international human rights violators.
Unexplained levels of increased radiation have been detected by monitoring stations throughout Northern and Western Europe. The elevated levels are not thought to be dangerous to humans, but officials say the radiation is evidence of a possible nuclear leak somewhere in Europe.
As Syrian President Bashar al Assad’s hold on western parts of Syria solidifies, the CIA is lessening its support of the Free Syrian Army (FSA).
At least nine people have been killed in a series of the Daesh terrorist group (banned in Russia) drone attacks in Iraqi Mosul on Tuesday, media reported.
Defense Secretary James Mattis arrived in Baghdad Monday on an unannounced visit, quipping that the US wasn't going to "seize anybody's oil," but adding that the US might stay a while. Speaking to Radio Sputnik, independent Iraq analyst and journalist Joel Wing laid out the some of the important reasons behind the trip.
Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange is not backing down, after Ecuadorian presidential candidate Lenin Moreno declared that the publisher should cease posting information online that may influence politics in nations that are friendly with Ecuador.
French presidential hopeful Marine Le Pen refused to wear a headscarf covering a head for the meeting with the Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdul-Latif Derian in Beirut and the meeting did not take place, according to media reports.
A Russian freestyle motocross rider became the first person ever to jump from one moving truck to another, performing a trick known as the Heart Attack. If you're brave enough to watch this video, you'll feel your heart skip a beat, too.
According to reports, Chinese Premier and French Prime Minister in Beijing announced their intention to strengthen nuclear energy cooperation between the two countries.
While Washington signals its readiness to continue the Obama-era FONOP operations in the South China Sea, Beijing is seemingly not willing to go down without a fight, Russian expert Anton Tsvetov told Sputnik.
Moody's Investors Service gave stable outlook for 22 Russian non-financial corporates, including Gazprom Neft PJSC, Lukoil, PJSC and PJSC Oil Company Rosneft, according to press release.
Department of Defense spokesperson Jeff Davis said that United States is currently not looking to boost cooperation with Russia in Syria beyond the existing deconfliction channel.
A total of 76 percent of people in northern Norway think that the country’s authorities should put more efforts into improving relations with Russia, a poll revealed Tuesday.
IMF Directors called for stronger efforts to establish a policy framework and environment that promote financial stability and sound development of Islamic banking, particularly for countries in which Islamic banking has become systemically important, according to official statement.
European Union data protection authorities have expressed fresh concerns about the privacy of Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system, despite tweaks being made to the OS after questions were raised about its treatment of personal data last year.
The world is facing a shortfall of cybersecurity specialists, a report by the Global Information Security Workforce, a non-profit organization dedicated to making the world safer, has revealed.
Members of India’s top IT industry lobby Nasscom are leaving for the US on February 24 to meet members of the Trump administration to ensure free flow of skilled workers between the two nations.
The "Russian Rocket" explained why he decided to give up his United States citizenship - a move that is sure to raise many eyebrows.
AvtoVaz's new sedan design, the Lada Vesta, has gone on sale in Germany. With an attractive base price tag of just €12,490, and an impressive list of standard features, the small family sedan will compete against the likes of Skoda, Fiat and Citroen.
Russia is going to spend than 1.4 trillion rubles ($24 billion at the current exchange rates) to implement the state procurement program in the sphere of arms procurement, as well as of military and special equipment, according to Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov.
Moldovan President stated that Transnistrian crisis can be settled only through talks in the 5+2 format, and when the Moldovan state institutions have the same stance on this issue.
Malta — which holds the rotating presidency of the European Union — is the center of an investigation in tax avoidance, after it emerged that two of its PM Joseph Muscat's close aides were in the process of setting up accounts with a bank in the Bahamas when the Panama Papers were published.