German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron’s speech on Thursday that urged the EU to collaborate on issues including defense, immigration and tax and social policy.
The final files pertaining to the 1963 assassination of then-US President John F. Kennedy will be released on October 26, but forces within US intelligence may intend to appeal to US President Donald Trump to keep the files from ever seeing the light of day.
Records accessed by Wire and verified by multiple news outlets indicate White House senior adviser Jared Kushner was registered as a woman when he voted in New York in 2016.
The recent Senate election in France is likely to mark the end of Emmanuel Macron's honeymoon period since his party didn't manage to obtain the majority due to president's unpopular regional policy. This failure undermines Macron's ambitious plans to push through a constitutional reform and even endangers his political future.
The China North Industries Group Corporation has tested a radar in recent weeks that generates terahertz radiation in order to better track the presence of stealth aircraft, the South China Morning Post reports.
China has announced their intention to build a pier in the tiny East African nation of Djibouti so that the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) can better run anti-piracy missions in the Arabian Sea.
A team of inspectors from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission began a special investigation Tuesday after a worker at a National Institute of Standards and Technology lab was likely exposed to radiation.
By the 2050s, blazing “Lucifer” heatwaves driving temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius will be the norm in southern Europe, warns a report published Wednesday by the World Weather Attribution (WWA), an international coalition that analyzes the effects of climate change on extreme weather conditions.
On Monday, the Brazilian government revoked a controversial decree to open up parts of the Amazon to commercial mining, only a month after the decree was announced.
A Turkish lawmaker has criticised the authorities of Iraqi Kurdistan for holding a referendum on independence, saying that it is violating Iraqi and international laws.
Lawmakers are pushing back against the White House’s decision to ditch mid-flight refueling for the president’s plane.
New video footage reveals the moment an Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon plunged into the sea in an incident that would ultimately claim the life of its pilot, Capt. Gabriele Orlandi.
Minutes before her flight took off for Los Angeles Tuesday, a Southwest Airlines passenger was forcibly removed from the plane in Baltimore after informing personnel she had a life-threatening pet allergy.
The Federal Security Service (FSB), the Federal Protective Service, and the National Guard will begin taking delivery of Russia's next-generation Tochnost ('Precision') sniper rifle before the year is out, TsNIItochmash director Dmitri Semizorov has told reporters.
US zoologists have managed to discover a new species of giant rat living on the Solomon Islands, the existence of which was suspected for decades.
A US airstrike that led to several civilian casualties in Afghanistan was the result of a missile malfunction, according to a press release from Resolute Support Mission, the NATO endeavor to train and support anti-terror forces in the Islamic Republic.
As the Syrian cities and villages liberated from the clutches of Daesh (ISIL/ISIS) return to normal life, they are getting rid of the attributes of the self-proclaimed caliphate imposed upon them by the terrorists, including their currency.
People have taken advantage of dogs' incredible sense of smell for centuries, using their noses for hunting, and searching out bombs or illegal substances. Now, a group of Spanish researchers have discovered that dogs are also extremely effective in sniffing out lung cancer.
Tropical storm Lee is strengthening on its way toward the United States and will become the fifth major hurricane this year, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said in an advisory on Wednesday.
Nearly 90 percent of voters in Iraq's Kirkuk province that is contested by both Baghdad and Erbil could have cast their ballots in support of Iraqi Kurdistan's independence at the recently held referendum, Kirkuk Governor Najmaldin Karim told Sputnik on Wednesday.
Crimea has started collecting facts of human rights violations committed by Ukrainian officials against the peninsula’s residents, preparing to file a lawsuit against Kiev, Crimean Deputy Prime Minister Georgy Muradov said on Wednesday.
While constructing its first overseas military base in Djibouti, Beijing took into account the experience of Iraqi and Syrian military operations, creating a "fortress" with the sophisticated infrastructure capable of surviving a long siege, Russian military expert Vasily Kashin told Sputnik.
Russia asked the United Kingdom to ensure a decent burial of the remains of the Nazi concentration camps' detainees on the island of Alderney, a representative of the Russian Embassy in the United Kingdom told Sputnik Wednesday.
As robots and artificial intelligence (AI) have grown rapidly in recent years, visionaries in global AI research and development have expressed concerns over how the same technology could be used in lethal autonomous weapons, often referred to as "killer robots," because these unmanned weapons could lower the barrier for politicians to start wars.