Hillary Clinton's new book has prompted a heated debate in the US mainstream media on both the purpose of the book and its content. While opinions differ over what the former Democratic presidential nominee's opus is actually about, the consensus is that apparently no one would give Hillary a second chance.
Iran reportedly intends to construct a 450 MW power plant in Syria's Latakia. The energy officials of both countries have signed a corresponding deal in Tehran.
A German magazine published an article devoted to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, which contained insulting words targeting the the Russian president. The Russian Embassy in Berlin has commented on the publication.
According to a statement that cited Minister for UK Negotiations on Scotland's Place in Europe, the Scottish government recommended its devolved parliament not to support Westminster's EU Withdrawal Bill.
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) questioned former Sputnik employee as part of the investigation of reports that the agency allegedly acted as a Russian propaganda agency in violation of the US Foreign Agents Act (FARA). At the same time, the portal claimed that the FBI also received access to Sputnik's working correspondence.
North Koreans are people just like everyone else. They live within an existing system and, like all Asians, they work to achieve a certain goal, Philip Milosavljevic, a Serbian traveler and tour guide, who led the first group of Balkan tourists to ever visit North Korea, told Sputnik.
A suspicious package roughly a few hundred meters from the White House spurred security personnel to adjust local pedestrian and vehicle traffic patterns as uniformed officers assess the situation, the US Secret Service said via Twitter Tuesday afternoon.
The Russian Defense Ministry has shed light on the visit of Minister Sergei Shoigu to Syria amid the operation to fully free the city of Deir ez-Zor.
This footage, snapped by CCTV cameras in China's Zhejiang Province on September 6, shows the shocking moment a truck driver fails to enter a highway tunnel and crashes his vehicle into a hill.
Lockheed Martin has revealed its latest multipurpose drone. The 4-inch-wide UAV, weighing less than four pounds, can be operated in unconventional environments where larger unmanned aerial vehicles are not suitable for use.
The European Commission expressed its opposition to the Polish legislation, adding that it would launch legal proceedings in the EU Court of Justice against Poland if Warsaw failed to comply with the commission's proposals.
Russian and US diplomats discussed the New START treaty aiming to decrease the number of deployed nuclear warheads, which is set to expire in 2021.
The self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic commented on the plan on the deployment of UN peacekeepers in Donbass proposed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and supported by Kiev.
Edinburgh Zoo have announced Tian Tian, their foremost panda, has once again failed to give birth to new cubs.
US President Donald Trump’s reported decision to engage a more hardline stance towards Iran may include more provocative actions against Tehran and is likely to be ultimately aimed at reducing Iranian regional and global influence, according to Anthony Cartalucci, a geopolitical researcher and author.
The Latvian defense minister said Tuesday that Latvia would be the only NATO state to send an additional inspection mission to observe the joint Russia-Belarus Zapad-2017 drills.
The Red Hand Commandos, a Northern Irish loyalist paramilitary group, has formally submitted an application to be legally recognized, in what could be the first of a series of requests to allow former terrorist groups to operate openly.
Nine people from a traveler family in England have been jailed for making vulnerable men work for them without pay. It came as the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick, warned there were people in London who "simply owned people."
The head of the French UNSA labor union blamed the impending new French president's economic policy in an interview with Sputnik amid ongoing massive protests in the country. The senior union activist admitted that the planned reform indicates the state’s willingness to totally undermine employee rights by giving preference to enterprises.
Amid the deterioration of relations between Germany and Turkey, Berlin decided to suspend arms exports to the country. A Turkish minister has slammed the move.
The bodies of 12 monkeys lying side by side were found in an Indian forest, raising concerns among locals.
Around 40 prisoners classed as "high risk" are feared to be on the loose on the British Virgin Islands.
The German airline Air Berlin canceled more than 110 flights on Tuesday because of a high number of sick leaves.
The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister spoke about the prospects of the US returning seized Russian diplomatic property and Russia's response to the controversial move following talks with a US State Department high-ranking official more than a week after the US law enforcement conducted searches inside the diplomatic facilities.
The South Carolina's governor said that two people died as result of Hurricane Irma.