US President Donald Trump has made a keynote speech in the Polish capital, Warsaw on Thursday, June 6. He warned against the twin threats of "terrorism and extremism" and appeared to send a warning to Russia.
Commenting on President Donald Trump's signing of an agreement to supply the Patriot missile systems to Poland, Russian military expert Andrey Golovatyuk told Sputnik that he believes political motives are behind Warsaw's decision to buy the US interceptors.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi surveyed mobile water purifier technology at the Gal-Mobile Water Filtration Plant at Dor beach in Israel on Thursday, the third and last day of his visit.
Prior to the G20 Summit, which kicks off in Hamburg, Germany, on Friday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave a lengthy interview to German weekly Die Zeit, where he was asked a very provocative question: whom does he currently trust more: President Putin’s Russia or the US under Donald Trump. Here is how he answered.
Prices of cereals, meat and dairy products were 7 percent higher in June than in the same month a year ago, with poor harvests of US wheat cited as a key reason pushing up the cost of food commodities, according to a press release issued by the United Nations on Thursday.
Washington, DC could become the US capital of public protests against President Donald Trump, while 35 percent of Washington registered voters protested between the beginning of the year and June, according to the poll.
According to WikiLeaks, the BothanSpy is an implant targeting the SSH client program for Microsoft Windows platform, stealing user credentials form active SSH sessions.
An international anti-capitalist demonstration, dubbed "Welcome to Hell," is taking place in Hamburg on Thursday, July 6, one day before the official start of the G20 Summit, scheduled to run between July 7-8 in the German city.
A protracted legal battle over whether the corpse of an Indian spiritual guru should be preserved or disposed of has come to an end with the court smashing the claims of his alleged son to cremate his body as per Hindu rituals.
The Estonian government has approved a resolution to award NATO troops who took part in efforts to 'strengthen the country's security' with a special medial. Observers are left to wonder whether the awards will include special commendations for the trail of drunkenness and destruction of property NATO troops have left in their wake during drills.
As North Korea continues to beef up its missile program, the United States warned that it might use military force against Pyongyang or sever trade relations with China if the international community fails to take strong action, as both Russia and China warned against any further escalation of a tense situation in their backyard.
Afghan security forces killed at least 99 terrorists over past 24 hours during counterterrorist operations across the country, the Afghan Defense Ministry said Thursday.
The organizers of protests against the G20 summit in Hamburg have produced a handy guide for demonstrators.
The text of the agreement between the European Union and Japan on Economic Partnership will be ready by the end of 2017, after the European Union and Japan reached the agreement in principle on the bilateral trade partnership during the 24th bilateral summit, according to the statement of the European Commission.
Russian scientists have successfully launched a cutting-edge new supercomputer capable of performing trillions of calculations in the blink of an eye.
German conglomerate Siemens did not supply Crimea with electricity turbines in circumvention of EU sanctions, Siemens spokesman Michael Friedrich told Sputnik on Thursday.
Commenting on the recent diplomatic standoff in the Persian Gulf, British Orwell Prize-winning journalist and professor at the Qatar-based Georgetown University Anatol Lieven told Sputnik that it is unlikely to lead to Saudi Arabia invading Qatar, but suggested that Riyadh has other options on the table.
The G20 summit will kick off in the German city of Hamburg amid thousands of people participate in protests against the policies of world leaders.
The self-proclaimed "Prince of Montenegro," Stefan Cernetic, has been under investigation in Italy since 2016 and is facing fraud charges. In an interview with Sputnik Italy, Cernetic gave his thoughts on the matter, saying that he is glad that he "can clarify the situation."
On July 6, 1947, the AK-47 went into production for the first time. The brainchild of self-taught inventor and Red Army Lieutenant General Mikhail Kalashnikov, it was one of the world's first operational assault rifles – and as of 2017, it remains the world's most popular, accounting for around a fifth of the firearms in circulation globally.
The US-led coalition air forces conducted 34 strikes consisting of 93 engagements against the Daesh targets in Iraq and Syria, according to statement of Operation Inherent Resolve.
French Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said that seven terrorist plots have been foiled in France since the beginning of this year.
The upcoming G20 meeting in Hamburg is unlikely to be a walk in the park for world's major powers; Washington is seemingly instigating tensions in the Middle East, Europe and Asia. To solve the problem, one should find out who is pulling the strings of the US government apparatus, geopolitical analyst Gilbert Mercier told Sputnik.
According to Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, France will stop selling petrol and diesel engine cars by 2040.
Gujarat, the home state of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will receive $329 million from the China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) to build access roads to approximately 4,000 villages in all 33 districts of the state.