Montenegro’s accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) hampers European stability and US President Donald Trump's assent reflects Washington's inertia, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Thursday.
Palestine wants China to be involved in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, Palestinian Foreign Minister Riad Malki said Thursday.
Libya is torn apart by several rivaling forces that have turned the country into a stage for muscle-flexing, political analyst and Director of the Center of Strategic Trends Studies Ivan Konovalov told Radio Sputnik.
Danish farmers seem to have achieved a perfect cycle as they brewed beer using urine collected from festival-goers. One couldn't possibly be more environmentally friendly than that. The idea, aptly called 'beercycling,' takes the ordinary process of transforming beer into waste to a completely new level: waste into beer.
South Korean police raided the office of those responsible for the March 10 mass rally in Seoul against the impeachment of President Park Geun-hye.
Russia’s military sharpshooters will soon be getting a state-of-the-art sniper rifle, the director of the Central Research Institute for Precision Machine Building (TsNIITochMash), Dmitry Semizorov, told Sputnik.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Thursday he had stated to US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson the previous day that its recent attack on Syria contradict the goal of combating terrorism.
Republican Ron Estes narrowly wins Kansas's fourth Congressional district; Trauma goes undiagnosed in war zones.
On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker is joined by Reiner Braun, co-president of the International Peace Bureau.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov have discussed urgent issues on the bilateral agenda as part of Tillerson’s first visit to the Russian capital in his new post.
Ongoing coral bleaching on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef could cost the region more than a million international and domestic tourists a year -- and up to 1 billion Australian dollars ($760 million) in lost revenue.
As the world celebrated the date of the first human being traveling to space on Wednesday, the Russian movie about space exploration "Time of Pioneers" premiered in Washington, DC.
Nearly 60 percent of American Democratic voters support the US missile attack against Syria launched last week, a new poll has revealed.
A White House official said on Wednesday that China abstained from the UN Security Council vote on Syrian resolution partially because of the new relations that the leaders of both the United States and China forged last week.
Northrop Grumman's MQ-8C Fire Scout chopper has been successfully operated from a littoral combat ship in a first test of a kind conducted by the US military.
A Senior White House Official told reporters that the United States is "fully supportive" of the Geneva peace process and that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson would advise President Trump on whether the US should join.
Serbian President-elect Aleksandar Vucic said Wednesday that Belgrade wants to preserve good ties with Russia, while steering toward accession to the European Union.
As the US Navy’s Carrier Strike Group One makes its rounds through the Korean Peninsula with the Nimitz class Carl Vinson aircraft carrier flanked by two destroyers and a guided missile cruiser, the Vinson will practice helicopter landings with Japan’s Maritime Self Defense Force.
Popular Fox News host Bill O’Reilly is taking a leave of absence from his hit show “The O’Reilly Factor” amid sexual harassment allegations that prompted 60 advertisers to flee. Some have posited that O’Reilly may have broadcast his last show Tuesday, but Fox refutes this.
President Donald Trump will not pursue a campaign promise he made in 2016 to charge China with currency manipulation, US media reported.
A team of Australian researchers have discovered a new method to fight colon and stomach cancer. Their technique involves inhibiting a protein that cancer cells use to rapidly reproduce.
Over a dozen people were injured in a "stick shaker" accident on a flight from Melbourne, Australia to Hong Kong, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has announced.
Running may not have the same popularity it did in the latter part of the 20th century, as more people opt for different kinds of aerobic workouts, but new research has revealed that the practice is still good for your body – even better, it can help prolong your life.
During his trip to southeastern Europe, hawkish US senator John McCain promised that Washington will keep assisting Bosnia and Herzegovina in its efforts to join NATO and the European Union.
Arturo Di Modica, the Italian-American artist behind the famous “Charging Bull” sculpture in New York, is claiming that when New York City allowed the “Fearless Girl” statue to go up near his bull, they violated his rights.