US-Led Coalition Conducts 22 Airstrikes Against Daesh in Iraq - CENTCOM
The US-led coalition carried out 22 airstrikes on Tuesday against Daesh on the terrorist group’s positions and infrastructure in Iraq, including 10 strikes on Daesh stronghold of Mosul, the US Central...
View ArticleAccess Granted: Google Can Now Look at UK Medical Records for 'Research'
An estimated 1.6 million patient records have reportedly been handed over by the UK National Health Service, as part of a data sharing agreement with a scientific subsidiary of Google: Deep Mind.
View ArticleTrump Begins One-on-One Faceoff With Clinton 13 Points Behind - Poll
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump began a two-person faceoff for the US presidency trailing his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, according to a poll by CNN released on Wednesday.
View ArticleLavrov: Ankara's Shows 'Neo-Ottoman Ambitions' to Expand Territory
Moscow sees neo-Ottoman aspirations in Turkey’s policy to spread its influence beyond war-torn Syria, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Sputnik in an exclusive interview.
View ArticleDonbass militia leader predicts short life for current Kiev authorities
The regime, which is now ruling in Kiev, is inviable, primarily because it is not independent, and also because it rests on distorted ideological principles, Donbass militia leader says
View ArticleIran's Mining Industry Attracts Many Foreign Investors - Trade Minister
A large number of foreign investors have expressed interest in Iran's mining industry projects, Iranian Industry, Mines and Trade Minister Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh said Wednesday.
View ArticleHeroes Beneath the Waves: Wreck of WW2 Soviet Sub Found off Estonian Coast
A team of Russian marine salvage hunters have found the wreckage of a sunken WW2-era Soviet submarine in waters off the coast of Estonia.
View ArticleLavrov: US 'Fully Aware' Turkey Could Aggravate Situation in Syria
The United States is fully aware that Turkey could further destabilize the situation in conflict-torn Syria, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Sputnik.
View ArticleLavrov: Moscow to Back Syrian Federalization If State Structure Agreed Upon
Moscow will support federalization in Syria, if the citizens of the Arab country themselves agree on a new state structure, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told Sputnik.
View ArticleEU Commission Backs Turkey Visa-Free Travel Amid Terrorist Cautions
The European Commission has backed the plans to allow Turkish citizens visa-free travel around the European Union amid claims thousands of terrorists have crossed Turkey's border into Syria in the last...
View ArticleDutch Safety Board Concludes MH17 Probe as 'Sufficient Material' Gathered
The Dutch Safety Board (DSB) has closed its investigation into the causes of the MH17 flight crash and is not planning to reopen despite reports and investigations which have been published afterwards,...
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Low-cost highs: Price of legal marijuana plunges in Washington state
Recreational marijuana use has been legal in Washington State for two years, and while sales of the drug have been filling public coffers with tax revenues, the prices for pot have also been shrinking...
View ArticleProblem of Russian satellite caused by its fast spinning — developer
The Russian satellite that was placed into orbit during the first launch from Russia’s new spaceport has failed to establish radio contact with the mission control
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Ravers to get higher than ever before during Dutch skydiving party
While raving and getting high can go hand in hand, a Dutch “arts and marketing” company will raise party people to new heights with a unique skydiving event above the clouds. Read Full Article at RT.com
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Pedophile friends of serial killers Fred & Rose West targeted in possible...
Police are digging up a garden at the former home of a jailed pedophile couple who were once friends with notorious child killers Fred and Rose West. Read Full Article at RT.com
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'Blackmail': Eastern European govts lash out at EC's quota penalty proposal
Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia have lashed out at the European Commission's proposal to fine countries that refuse to implement a quota plan for the distribution of refugees. Brussels says the plan is...
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Turkey joining EU ‘not remotely on the cards’ - Cameron tells Brexit grilling
British Prime Minister David Cameron said the prospect of Turkey joining the EU was “not remotely on the cards” during a ‘Question Time’ session about the Brexit referendum in the House of Commons...
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Turkish economy in hard times with bad debt and bankruptcies
Boosted by credit and domestic consumption for years, Turkey’s economy faces a slowdown due to rising bad loans and bankruptcies. Read Full Article at RT.com
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‘Merkel threw me to a despot’: German comedian fights back against probe for...
The German comedian who made headlines and landed himself under investigation for “insulting” Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has accused German Chancellor of “filleting” him and serving him up as a...
View ArticleThriving Alien-Life? Scientists Discover Potentially Habitable Planets
For the first time, a team of astronomers discovered three new planets outside our solar system at a distance of 40 light years from Earth, that are potentially habitable.
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