The Syrian 7-year old girl Bana Alabed, who has been often compared with the Holocaust victim Anne Frank, has concluded a deal with Simon & Schuster to publish her memoirs in 2017. However, unlike Anne Frank, Bana Alabed's personality and story is surrounded by controversy.
The European Broadcasting Union confirmed that Russia would miss Eurovision-2017 contest.
In a live statement, NASA has announced that there is an excellent chance for life to inhabit Enceladus, the watery moon of Saturn.
Russia can boost the amount of oil it supplies to Belarus after 2021, according to documents settling a long-running energy dispute between the two neighboring countries signed Thursday.
Russia’s Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate has returned to the Russian naval task force operating in the Mediterranean Sea after replenishing supplies in the Syrian port city of Tartus.
NASA holds a press conference on the new discoveries about "ocean worlds in our solar system" in Washington DC on Thursday, April 13.
Whilst the “‘Frexit”’ narrative is mostly political and is entangled with the ongoing electoral campaign in France, the “‘Itexit”’ prospect might be imminent as the Italians’ disgruntlement with the euro is rooted in the economic fundamentals, their structural implications and, and quality of life.
The Trump administration is confident that Congress will pass funding legislation to keep the US government running when the current continuing resolution runs out on April 28, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in a press briefing on Thursday.
According to the Syrian foreign minister, Damascus values highly Russia’s position regarding the US aggression against Syria.
Mexican journalist and columnist for the El Financiero newspaper Fernando Garcia Ramirez has accused Russia of meddling in Mexican politics. According to him, "the dark hand" of Russian President Vladimir Putin has already reached Mexico, with Moscow trying to influence the presidential election in the country that is to take place next year.
The fact that the United States confirmed its approach of there being no alternative to political resolution to the Syrian crisis is encouraging, despite recent negative events, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Thursday.
On April 12, Syrian students organized a demonstration to express their anger against the US aggression in Syria.
Russia's Channel One canceled its live broadcast of the 2017 Eurovision contest after the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) failed to settle the conflict with Kiev regarding the participation of Russian contestant Yulia Samoilova, a statement released by the broadcaster said on Thursday.
According to the Russian deputy foreign minister, Washington has not yet responded to Russia's proposal on joint steps to investigate the chemical attack in Syria's Idlib.
It is too early to set up a special body on the development of a new Syrian constitution, but preliminary discussions could start as early as at the next round of intra-Syrian talks in Geneva, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady gatilov said in an interview with Sputnik.
Moscow believes that the existing sanctions imposed against Daesh terrorist group are not sufficient and calls for the introduction of comprehensive blockade, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov told Sputnik.
The United States has dropped the largest non-nuclear bomb in its military arsenal in Afghanistan, NBC News reported.
Sputnik Mundo spoke in an exclusive interview with an Argentine Catholic missionary, Sister Hermana Guadalupe, who has lived in Aleppo for several years. According to her, the image of the peace-loving Syrian moderate oppositionist, promoted by the main Western media, is a “lie.”
Cutting US foreign aid programs raises the threat to national security and fuels extremism, former US President George W. Bush said in an interview aired on Thursday.
Turkey will offer the "final" deal to the European Union regarding the introduction of a bilateral visa-free regime after the referendum on constitutional change scheduled for April 16, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Thursday.
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Here's the Commander-in-chief of the Beautiful Piece of Chocolate Cake School of Foreign Policy, expanding on his next move regarding North Korea.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov expressed confidence in an interview with Sputnik that Russian and US military experts could swiftly resume the memorandum on air safety in Syria and address the issues of possible adjustments.
At a premier wine fair in Italy, European producers have expressed fears that wine and champagne may be used as bargaining chips in the upcoming two year Brexit negotiations. But with uncertainty over free trade deals ahead, some UK producers are seeing an opportunity to move in.
President Donald Trump's sudden missile attack on Syria last week was not authorized and can worsen the conflict in the country and the region to the detriment of world peace, Human Rights First said in a press release on Thursday.