The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is in successful negotiations with the UK government, and hopes to bring this work to a successful conclusion, DUP leader Arlene Foster said Tuesday after meeting with UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
Spanish left-wing Podemos party filed the vote of non-confidence proposal against the country's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy with the lower house and proposed its leader Pablo Iglesias Turrion as a candidate for this post.
The UN Migration Agency (IOM) reports that 73,189 migrants and refugees entered Europe by sea in 2017 through 11 June, with almost 85 per cent arriving in Italy and the remainder divided between Greece, Cyprus and Spain, according to official report.
According to drills deputy chief, a group of military attaches from 22 countries have arrived to the training area in Belarus region of Brest.
Last year, the number of reported sexual assaults at Swedish summer festivals increased by an astounding 1,000 percent. This year, Sweden seems to be keeping up with last year's record pace, as the number of police reports at the Gröna Lund amusement park in Stockholm has already risen fourfold.
Commenting on the remarks of James Mattis about the US military's "lack of readiness after four years of budget sequestration" and his concerns over Russia and China "challenging US military dominance," political analyst Dmitry Ofitserov-Belsky told Sputnik that Washington is beginning to understand that its superiority is no longer a given fact.
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About 800 people joined hands to parade the giant flag through the main streets of Rostov-on-Don on Russia Day, which was celebrated on June 12.
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A UK police commissioner has provoked alarm after suggesting Britons who own guns could help defend rural areas against terror attacks. While stopping short of actively recommending such an approach, she believes it a question worth asking. Her comments come days after the 20th anniversary of the country's wide ranging ban on private gun ownership.
The US leader slammed the decision of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upholding the ruling of a Hawaii district judge blocking the second executive order on immigration.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May flies to Paris, June 13, to meet French President Emmanuel Macron a day after she admitted responsibility for a car crash of an election, in which she lost her overall majority. She is now seeking to use the famous Entente Cordiale to boost her image at home and abroad.
Ukraine's once-proud metallurgical industry, previously accounting for 10-13% of the country's GDP, and providing up to 40% of the country's export earnings, is facing a severe crisis. The latest figures show production of steel, rolled metal and iron down 18-22% in the first five months of 2017.
Poland will not allow the European Commission to force EU members into accepting refugee relocation quotas, Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski said Tuesday.
Runners participating in the Garden of the Gods 10 Mile race were in for a surprise when a black bear decided to crash the party.
US-led coalition air forces launched strikes against the Daesh targets near the northern Iraqi city of Samarra, according to official statement.
General Electric have started to test autonomous drones and robotic "crawlers" that will help to inspect refineries, factories, railroads and other industrial equipment. GE hopes to tap into the US$40 billion that companies around the globe spend annually on inspections.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, five ceasefire breaches registered in Syrian provinces.
The Greek island of Lesbos, and the nearby Turkish coast, has been hit by an earthquake measuring 6.3. One woman died and many houses were destroyed.
Russian diplomat Maria Khodynskaya-Golenischeva has written a book, called "Aleppo: War and Diplomacy," about last year's liberation of the city from militant Islamists.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin is preparing for the 'direct line', he looks over masses of information, refreshes statistical data in his mind, communicates with ministers, heads of agencies, makes an 'update' of information.
James Mattis said in a written statement to the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee released on Monday that he is "shocked" by the low level of the US military's readiness.
It is difficult to convey Russia’s stance on international affairs to the US and Western European audience due to their state of "political schizophrenia," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday.
Kiev is able to stop the civil war in Ukraine if it makes efforts to implement the Minsk deal, the Kremlin said.
United Nations Children's Fund representative in Yemen said that cholera outbreak in Yemen continues to spread, with more than 124,000 cases recorded so far, half of them are children.