The first deputy chairman of the Russian upper house’s Foreign Affairs Committee says that searches in Russian Trade Representation building in Washington, DC will not go unanswered and does not rule out provocations.
Chasing the remnants of Hurricane Harvey - slated to become the most expensively destructive storm in US history - Hurricane Irma is now headed west toward Florida, and the southern states are warily eyeing its movement.
Estonia's right to refuse accreditation to Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency journalists to cover the EU foreign ministers' meeting was reasserted at the Council of the European Union.
The spokeswoman for the Russian Foreign Ministry says that a story about staff members of Russian Consulate General seeking political asylum in the US was launched to distract attention from the actions of the US with regard to Russian diplomatic properties.
Lebanese political movement Hezbollah warns that if the international coalition continues blocking buses transporting Daesh militants and their relatives, people are doomed to die.
A Berkeley, California, law that prohibits revealing the female human breast in public may be abolished this month.
The confidential information of millions of Instagram users is now for sale on the internet, after a group of hackers targeted celebrity Instagram accounts.
By intensifying its military presence in waters claimed by China, the US is increasing the likelihood of a regional arms race, according to reports.
The head of Russian Trade Mission in the United States described the searches of the mission's premises in Washington, DC that began on Saturday as an "illegal takeover," adding that they violate international law.
South Korea is considering developing its own nuclear weapons program because of concerns that the country can't rely on the military alliance with the US, Professor Andrei Lankov of Seoul's Kukmin University told RT.
Russian military observer Andrei Kotz offers his take on the top five man-portable anti-armor rocket launchers in the world.
Moldova's breakaway region of Transnistria on Saturday celebrates the 27th anniversary of the self-proclaimed republic’s establishment.
Copenhagen is preparing a bill that could stop the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which is planned to deliver Russian gas to a number of European nations.
Kiev expects the first delivery of 62,000 tonnes of the US anthracite coal by mid-September, Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Valeriy Chaly said in an interview with the Ukrainian ZN.UA weekly.
The mayor of Daugavpils, Latvia's second largest city, Andrejs Elksnins, has been sent into retirement on Saturday, the city council's press service told Sputnik.
Head of Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) Vasyl Hrytsak said on Saturday he was in favor of introducing a criminal responsibility and a legislative ban for Ukrainian lawmakers and public figures for their visits to Russia.
Russian military observer Alexander Khrolenko explains how North Korea's testing of more and more sophisticated missile systems is putting the US's vast array of expensive missile defense systems to shame.
A rally against the dismantlement of monuments to Soviet soldiers took place in Warsaw, next to the US Embassy, on Saturday, a Sputnik correspondent reported.
Mexicans believe that a blessing ritual can bring health to their pets. Hundreds of people recently brought their animals to church to receive divine grace.
Australia and Timor-Leste have reached a deal on their dispute about the border in the Timor Sea, with the agreement set to be finalized in October, The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague said Saturday.
Poland has no right to demand war reparations from Russia, member of the upper house of the Russian parliament Alexey Pushkov said Saturday, commenting on claims made by the Polish politicians.
The Syrian Arab Army backed by the Russian Air Forces has liberated the Uqayribat settlement east of Hama province, the Russian Defense Ministry stated on Saturday. By liberating this settlement the government forces destroyed the last major area where terrorists are putting up resistance in central Syria.
Four attackers have carried out a bombing at a power station in the Iraqi city of Samarra, leaving at least seven employees dead and 12 others injured, local media reported Saturday, citing Iraqi officials.
Russia is weighing up a response to the US escalation of tension in bilateral relations and could retaliate in a number of different ways, political scientist Victor Olevich told Radio Sputnik.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that security in Europe possible only with the participation of Russia, calling for the continuation of a dialogue between Moscow and NATO.