Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that progress has been made toward resuming flights between Russia and Egypt suspended following the deadly Sinai crash of a Russian passenger plane as a result of an explosion on board.
The rift between Ankara and Berlin has further deepened as Turkish President Erdogan called on ethnic Turks living in Germany not to support the two ruling parties in the upcoming German election.
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The Philippine-based Abu Sayyaf militant group affiliated with Daesh terrorist group attacked a village in the southern Philippines on Monday, killing 10 people and injuring over three dozen others, The newspaper Manila Times reported, citing government officials.
Russian nationals were on board a bus involved in an accident in Turkey’s Antalya, the Russian consulate told Sputnik on Monday.
Russia will give a "mirror" response to the move by the US Embassy and consulates limiting their visa operations as they prepare for staff cuts by September 1, a Russian senator told Sputnik on Monday.
The Finnish police said Monday they demanded pre-trial detention of five Moroccan men in relation to the deadly stabbing in the southwestern city of Turku.
Last month was the warmest July in almost 140 years since records began being compiled, NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies revealed earlier this week. Radio Sputnik discussed this with Professor Myles Allen from the University of Oxford's Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics Department.
The Australian government confirmed on Monday that its seven-year-old national was among the people killed in the recent deadly attack in the Spanish city of Barcelona.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry on Monday expressed hope that the ongoing round of talks between his country and Russia held in Moscow would allow the two states to remove the obstacles existing in bilateral ties.
The search for the Barcelona van ramming attack's suspect has been extended to the EU level, Catalan Interior Minister Joaquim Forn said Monday.
A car slammed into two bus stations in the French city of Marseille, the AFP news agency reports citing local police services. At least one person is dead and another injured.
The US Embassy in Moscow is suspending nonimmigrant visa processing throughout Russia starting Wednesday because of Moscow's requirement to reduce its diplomatic staff to 455 people by September 1, the embassy said Monday.
The trilateral negotiations on the conditions of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) may open the market of Mexico for Australia and contribute to the improvement of Canberra's trade ties with Ottawa, Australian Trade, Tourism and Investment Minister Steven Ciobo said.
Russian Agriculture Minister Alexander Tkachev made a statement on Monday about the Russian harvest of grain this year.
Manual scavenging continues to thrive as an unorganized profession in India despite a ban. Sanitation workers don’t have proper training about conditions inside drains.
South Korea will support Sierra Leone with humanitarian assistance worth $300,000 to help the African nation deal with the deadly mudslide, local media reported Monday.
A Finnish court has revealed the name of an 18-year-old Moroccan suspected of attacking people in the town of Turku on Friday.
North Korea should refrain from provocative actions against the backdrop of the joint US-South Korean Ulchi Freedom Guardian (UFG), a spokesman for South Korea's unification ministry said Monday.
The process of renegotiating NAFTA is proceeding quickly, trade representatives from the three sides say, however, the disagreements between the US and its "younger partners" might result in the Trump administration unilaterally quitting the pact.
The high-profile case of Trinh Xuan Thanh, a Vietnamese economic fugitive reportedly abducted by Vietnamese security agents from the streets of Berlin, has driven a wedge between the EU and Hanoi. Sputnik sheds light on the issue of the "Vietnamese Snowden".
A car crashed into the arrivals hall of Keflavik International Airport, located approximately 31 miles away from Iceland’s capital of Reykjavik, local media reported.
The Catalan police have identified a person who had committed a deadly van attack in the Spanish resort city of Barcelona.
More than half of voters in three US states of the so-called Rust Belt, namely Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, disapprove the performance of President Donald Trump while in office, a recent survey said.
Damascus has accused the US and Britain of supplying toxic materials to Syria. According to political analyst Vladimir Shapovalov, the allegations are very serious and should be investigated.