Russian Tycoon Prigozhin Offers Tombstone for Journalists Killed in Central Africa
Russian tycoon Yevgeny Prigozhin has offered to erect a tombstone for three Russian journalists who…
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To Jail or Not to Jail: Kremlin in Bind Over Navalny Return
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s defiant pledge to return to Moscow from Germany after surviving…
Russia Says Leaving Open Skies Military Treaty
Russia’s foreign ministry said Friday it is leaving the Open Skies treaty, a post-Cold War…
Russia Intends to Give Election Advice to U.S.
Russia’s top lawmaker said Thursday he is considering sending election advice to the United States…
U.S. Will Lift Nord Stream 2 Sanctions if Europe Suspends Construction, Says Biden Advisor
The U.S. is willing to lift sanctions against the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline if…
The Open Skies Treaty: NATO’s Eyes Over Russia
The Open Skies Treaty, which Russia says it is leaving after the U.S. quit last year, was…
‘Innocent people were hurt’: Dutch government resigns over childcare subsidies mismanagement scandal
The Dutch government led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte collectively resigned on Friday, following a…
Pfizer reducing Covid-19 vaccine deliveries to Europe while it steps up production, Norway says
Drug manufacturer Pfizer will temporarily cut deliveries of its Covid-19 vaccine to Europe so it…
Chinese Covid-19 vaccines will offer at least 6 months of immunity & are safe for kids, drugmaker says
The chairman of a Chinese vaccine producer has said that its jabs provide protection against…
‘I risked my life’: Tennis bad boy Bernard Tomic celebrates with reality TV stunner after spat over Australian Open qualification
Aussie tennis ace Bernard Tomic has angrily claimed he “risked his life” and does not…
Crypto-hitmen: Russian cybercrime investigation team reveals contract killers are being paid in Bitcoin
Russian killers-for-hire are increasingly being paid with cryptocurrency, believing that the relative anonymity granted by…
UK Supreme Court dismisses appeal by insurers, opening up 370,000 businesses to Covid-19 payouts
The UK Supreme Court has ruled in favour of hundreds of thousands of firms who…