The German prosecution has serious doubts that the notes found at the scene of the attack at the bus of the Borussia Dortmund football team were written by Islamists, local media reported Friday citing investigation sources.
Japanese snack food maker Calbee announced a temporary halt of production of their popular pizza-flavored chips as well as 14 other flavors as a result of a potato shortage in Japan, and overnight the online price of Calbee pizza-flavored chips ballooned from around 200 yen ($1.84) to 1,250 yen ($11.51).
Following injuries at sea and aboard aircraft that the US Navy says can be directly attributed to the use of e-cigarettes, sailors, midshipmen and pilots have been banned from using the devices on Navy property.
Former conservative President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has registered as a candidate in the country’s upcoming presidential election.
The US Navy's new radar system, designed to provide "state-of-the-art technology for integrated air and missile defense," has been successfully tested off Hawaii coast, the Naval News Service said on Friday.
On Thursday, during the visit of Palestinian Foreign Affairs Minister Riyad al-Maliki to Beijing, China said it was a "terrible injustice" that Palestine still does not have its own independent state.
A Russian lawmaker has called on the experts from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) to launch an investigation into the chemical strikes in Syria's Idlib province in the upcoming days.
Refugees placed in the Australian government-run refugee detention center on Papua New Guinea's Manus Island must be relocated to safety following a shooting incident there, a human rights watchdog said Friday.
Russia has delivered over $10 billion worth of armaments and military equipment to Latin America since 2001, Rostec state corporation's Director for International Cooperation and Regional Policy Department Victor Kladov said Friday.
Commander of the US forces in Afghanistan Gen. John Nicholson said on Friday he did not need President Donald Trump’s approval to conduct Thursday’s strike against Daesh-Khorasan terror group.
In 2010, a US hunter accidentally found the remains of a giant sea reptile living in modern North America about 70 million years ago. On April 12, the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology published new surprising facts about the creature.
The US dropping of a Massive Ordinance Air Blast (MOAB) bomb in Afghanistan sends a signal to Daesh and other enemies that the United States is no longer leading from behind, Senator Lindsey Graham said in multiple statements on Friday.
US Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein assigned new intelligence directors for the US Cyber Command and North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), the Department of Defense said in a press release on Friday.
A machine that removes Sarin and other deadly chemical warfare agents from soil by using a high-temperature plasma torch has been successfully tested, with the goal of eventually producing a portable version small enough to fit in the back of a standard military vehicle, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced.
Earth, and nature, must be preserved - this is an urgent task that can only be tackled by all countries together, Russian cosmonaut Alexei Yeliseyev said on Cosmonautics Day, on April 12, in Berlin.
While Washington has raised the alarm over the possibility of North Korea's sixth nuclear test, warning Pyongyang that it will be attacked should the alleged test take place. Speaking to Sputnik, Chinese expert Lu Chao threw speculation over North Korea's preparations for testing nuclear weapons into doubt.
A column of 60 buses left the city of Zabadani in the suburbs of Damascus as part of the process of removing militants and their families from the towns near the Syrian capital.
The United Kingdom has offered technology transfer to India for co-production of military hardware and weapons in the country in a boost to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s make in India drive. But the UK will have to compete with the likes of Israel, France, the US and Russia, in particular.
Syria is unable to counter the information campaign unleashed against the country's authorities following the suspected chemical attack in the Syrian Idlib, adviser for Syrian President Bashar Assad Bouthaina Shaaban said Friday.
According to the Russia's envoy to the OPCW, Russia refutes any accusations of its involvement in an alleged chemical attack in Syria's Idlib.
The Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan welcomes any assistance in the fight against international and regional terrorists, a spokesman for the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan in Moscow told Sputnik Friday, commenting on the recent US bomb strike on terrorists in Afghanistan.
US-led coalition strikes near Sinjar in Iraq killed 10 Daesh militants and two of the group’s senior leaders, the Kurdistan Region Security Council (KRSC) counter-terror unit said on Friday.
Special response unit of the German police service, SEK, arrested three terror suspects in the German cities of Cologne, Buende and Hildesheim, local media reported Friday citing prosecutor's office.
The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has said that there is no change in its policy towards Tibet or on negotiations over the India-China border. There had been considerable tension between the two countries over the Dalai Lama’s recent visit to a region claimed by China.
The video captured by Ogden Police Department, New York, US, shows an intense fight between a Canadian goose and a fox.