Four women have accused Roy Moore of sexual misconduct, one who says she was 14 when Moore initiated sexual contact with her. Twenty sources have corroborated. While many have condemned, others have defended his conduct. Some Republicans have said that even if the allegations are proven, they’d still support Moore over his Democratic opponent.
As RT America broadcaster was compelled to register as a foreign agent in the United States over alleged interference in the state affairs, a Russian lawmaker has come up with an idea to address "blatant violations of international law by Western countries."
Russian businessman Sergei Polonsky, who was convicted of fraud in July this year but walked free from court, has recently announced his intention to run for the Russian presidency. The tycoon said Monday that his lawyer had asked the Russian Central Election Commission (CEC) to provide its official position on registering Polonsky as a candidate.
Russian state-run nuclear corporation Rosatom will soon start work on the construction of the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) project in Turkey. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan invited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to attend the ceremony to pour the first concrete at the Akkuyu NPP.
The US was dealt a severe blow by a massive infiltration that resulted in the theft of cyber-weapons by unidentified hackers, calling into question its value to US national security. And as Matthew Hickey, director of the Hacker House, told Radio Sputnik, this development puts the country’s intelligence capacity in "quite a negative light."
The OPEC monthly oil market report was released on Monday, shedding light on decreased oil production among the member-states.
A North Korean soldier who attempted to defect across the border to South Korea was shot multiple times in the back by his fellow soldiers, but managed to make it to South Korea in the first defection across the heavily militarized border in a decade.
A 58-year-old man from Louisiana has been arrested in South Korea for reportedly trying to sneak into North Korea Monday.
Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who became the first NFL player to take a knee during the national anthem before games in 2016 in protest against racial injustice and police brutality in the US, has been named GQ Magazine’s 2017 “Citizen of the Year,” generating a storm of reactions on Twitter.
In the Kermanshah region of Iran, the area which was worst affected by the deadly earthquake which struck close to the border of Iraq and Iran, survivors have shared with Sputnik their recollections of the terrifying moment when the earthquake hit.
Despite over 17,000 French citizens have been classified in a March report as a potential threat to national security, the country's Reintegration and Citizenship center for deradicalization that had operated for less than 12 months was shut down in July.
President Vladimir Putin has held a joint press conference with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan following a meeting in Russia’s Sochi.
President Vladimir Putin is holding a joint press conference with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan following a meeting in Russia’s Sochi.
Over 15,000 scientists from 184 countries have signed a "Warning to Humanity" about the dangers of environmental damage that is being wreaked on the planet.
As the pressure on Russian media outlets operating in the US grows amid allegations of meddling in the 2016 presidential election, RT America registered as a foreign agent on Monday as per the US Justice Department's request.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's has reminded Vietnam of the two countries' historical ties in an effort to enhance cooperation on the South China Sea issue, Director of the China Institute of International Affairs' Center for South Pacific Studies Shen Shishun told Sputnik.
The new US-Russian joint statement on Syria may allow Washington to “save face” and exit the country without sustaining a “crushing defeat”, according to a Syrian legislator.
The EU Commission has deemed the Nord Stream 2 project "not necessary"; the pipe was aimed at supplying Russian natural gas to the EU countries via the Baltic Sea and Germany.
The EU Commission has deemed the Nord Stream 2 project "not necessary"; the pipe was aimed at supplying Russian natural gas to the EU countries via the Baltic Sea and Germany.
Amid the recent Iraqi earthquake, the Oxfam International Organization is ready to provide assistance to emergency stock, including clean water and blankets to the earthquake-hit Iraqi areas, the charity's country director in Iraq told Sputnik on Monday.
Research has found men are far more likely to suffer a sudden cardiac arrest and keel over during or after sex than women. The doctors behind the paper also suggested people should be taught CPR so they could resuscitate their lovers.
The 89-year-old director busted some moves onstage with the actress who presented the Honorary Award to her at the Governors Awards.
Russia and Saudi Arabia signed a roadmap that sets out cooperation in the energy industry, including joint work on a number of projects in nuclear industry.
Fraud in the UK totalled US$250 billion in the year to November 2017, with the charity sector being conned out of at least US$3 billion, a report has revealed.
In an interview to Sputnik, Co-chair of the International Indigenous Peoples Forum on Climate Change (IIPFCC) Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim has commented on the UN Indigenous peoples forum's participation in the UN Climate Change Conference.