Russia strictly adheres to the UN Security Council resolutions on sanctions against North Korea (DPRK), Victor Ozerov, the chairman of the Russian upper house of parliament’s committee on defense and security, told Sputnik on Friday.
WikiLeaks published on May 5 "Archimedes", a tool used by the CIA to attack a computer inside a Local Area Network (LAN), usually used in offices. It allows the re-directing of traffic from the target computer inside the LAN through a computer infected with this malware and controlled by the CIA.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister said that she seeks a pragmatic dialogue with Russia, adding that economic relations with Russia should be developing.
Russia will finish off Daesh, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov promised.
Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said on Friday that he had reversed his decision to resign, but intends to call instead on the country's President Milos Zeman to dismiss Finance Minister Andrej Babis.
Two Russian sailors have been released and returned home from Libya.
The UK's gas and electricity market has proven to be somewhat troublesome in recent years, and the markets' regulators, Ofgem and Ofgas, have implemented measures aimed at increasing competition within the market, to benefit consumers.
According to a survey by the Bertelsmann Foundation research center, the share of French citizens that describe themselves as being on the extreme left or extreme right when it comes to their political views is almost three times higher than the average level across the European Union.
Pyongyang has accused US and South Korean intelligence of an attempt to assassinate North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Departures were suspended for a short time from London’s Heathrow Airport's Terminal 3 due to a security issue, according to official statement.
In an interview with Sputnik, Serbian expert Aleksandar Rakovic specifically focused on whether it is relevant to draw political parallels between Macedonia and Ukraine.
China stands against the introduction of sanctions, unilaterally imposed by any one country onto another country, China's Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Friday, referring to a recent US initiative countering North Korea.
The CEO of the Goldman Sachs investment bank said that financial sector of the United Kingdom located in the country's capital will "stall" in the context of the risks posed by the Brexit process.
Serbians will be honoring the fallen heroes who defended the world from Nazism in WWII.
It's always pleasant to come across an old stash. Norway unearthed a spectacular cache of two dozen Bronze Age axes, which were deemed to be the country's oldest.
Russian Helicopters company CEO said that a decision on the purchase of Russia's shipborne Ka-52K Katran combat helicopters by Egypt should be reached this month.
Three people were detained after hanging a gigantic banner on the Eiffel Tower with a motto of the French Republic and a hashtag #resist on Friday morning.
According to reports, an investigation into the Russian Defense Ministry plane crash in the Black Sea last winter has been extended by two months.
A senior Russian lawmaker said that US House of Representatives bill establishing control over the Russian Far East ports violates the concept of international security and will be met with an adequate response.
The Indian Space Research Organisation is all set to launch the $ 70.02 million South Asia Satellite on Friday, aimed at providing cost-effective and improved communications for South Asian countries.
The Iraqi Kurdistan Region is expected to hold an independence referendum in August, media reported, citing a political adviser to the Kurdistan Region's president.
The health department of the Vietnamese capital of Hanoi has warned the local authorities about the possibility of an outbreak of the dengue fever and urged to take measures against the disease, local media reported Friday.
Following his talks with Turkish President Erdogan in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Wednesday, President Putin commented on the initiative to create so-called "de-escalation" zones in Syria. Russian political analysts have called it "sensational," suggested what might be behind Russia's consent to the initiative, and warned of potential dangers.
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