German Chancellor Angela Merkel is aiming to form a coalition government following her Christian Democratic Parties' failure to obtain a majority in the September election.
The agreement comes in the wake of pressure on the Russian IT company in the US.
British prime minister Theresa May should be sacking her foreign secretary Boris Johnson and not targeting Priti Patel, according to a leading Israeli expert.
About 30 iron monsters, made by enthusiastic engineers from Russia, the UK, the Netherlands and the US, all set to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat by any means, met face to face at the Yubileiny sports arena during the Bronebot international battle of robots that took place in the Russian city.
Syria has been engulfed in civil war since 2011, with government forces fighting numerous opposition factions and terrorist groups. The international community has taken a number of steps aimed at settling the crisis, including through talks in Geneva and Astana.
This is not the first time Marine Le Pen lost her immunity due to posting photos of Daesh terrorists' crimes.
The Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has worn a shamrock poppy in the Irish Parliament. It may not seem like a big deal but, as Sputnik discovers, it is a landmark after years of slow rehabilitation for men who were originally considered by many in Ireland to be traitors.
This week marks the publication of the 500th edition of Lustiges Taschenbuch - a German comic series featuring the adventures of Donald Duck and family. The curmudgeonly waterfowl is far more popular than Mickey in the country - so much so, he has inspired a dedicated cult following, dubbed "Donaldists."
In the wake of the recent Hollywood scandals, a former security guard of the star accused her of sexual harassment and humiliation.
The Paradise Papers leak could have been initiated by US billionaire George Soros, who has repeatedly targeted politicians and public figures standing in his way through controlled media sources, Russian economist, financial and political analyst Ivan Danilov wrote for RIA Novosti, explaining who the major targets are.
Doha has revealed its plans to help Iraq after the liberation from Daesh.
US President Donald Trump has arrived in Beijing for a two-day visit as part of his five-nation tour of Asia. Sputnik looks at how the relationship between the US and China has changed Richard Nixon's historic eight-day trip in 1972.
The United Arab Emirates capital is getting ready for the grand opening of its very own Louvre, which will unveil artwork from both the East and West. After its official inauguration by French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday, the museum will finally open its doors to the public on Saturday, November 11.
The port has been closed in the wake of a missile launched by Houthi rebels targeting Saudi Arabia.
The French government’s special envoy for relations with Russia Jean-Pierre Chevenement has met with the chairman of the Russian Federation Council's Foreign Affairs Committee and brought a message on Syria from President Emmanuel Macron.
On September 8, seven-year-old Pradyuman Thakur was found murdered in his school's bathroom. Police had earlier detained a school bus assistant on charges of killing the child after reportedly sexually abusing him.
Speaking before the South Korean National Assembly, US President Donald Trump said: "We cannot allow North Korea to threaten all that we have built."
The Russian media watchdog will examine whether Facebook is respecting Russian legislation in the sphere of personal data storage and will prepare relevant measures should violations be revealed.
With NATO all set to increase its training mission in Afghanistan by some 3,000 troops starting next year, Intizar Khadim, a fellow at Arizona State University in the field of strategic communication and modern political history, believes that the US should focus more on the economic development of the war-weary country.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has reiterated the country's position on the Korean peninsula crisis in the wake of US President Donald Trump's latest statement, calling on Beijing to downgrade diplomatic ties with the DPRK.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has reiterated the country's position on the Korean peninsula crisis in the wake of US President Donald Trump's latest statement, calling on Beijing to downgrade diplomatic ties with the DPRK.
After dozens were arrested over corruption allegations in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, authorities are now expected to decide on measures against those arrested and on the fate of their frozen assets. If corruption allegations are confirmed, those measures will be decided by the Saudi prosecutor general.
Belligerent Libyan factions (Sarraj on one side and Haftar on the other) are asking for the UN embargo on lethal weapons in Libya to be revoked. The question is whether Russia will vote to remove the embargo in Libya at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
Belligerent Libyan factions (Sarraj on one side and Haftar on the other) are asking for the UN embargo on lethal weapons in Libya to be revoked. The question is whether Russia will vote to remove the embargo in Libya at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
Britain has faced its worst travel chaos in decades as rail staff staged a walk-out in protest over driver-only trains.