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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was in May sentenced to 50 weeks in prison for breaching his bail conditions in 2012

Trump Offered WikiLeaks' Assange Pardon If He Covered Up Russian Hack Of Clinton

Jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says Donald Trump offered to pardon him if he affirmed Russia had nothing to do with hacking the DNC and Hillary Clinton.

Trump 'Offered Pardon' To Assange If He Denied Russia Leak, Court Hears

The revelation came at a case management hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court before Monday's formal start of Washington's extradition request for him to face espionage charges

Trump 'offered pardon' to Assange if he denied Russia leak, court hears

Poll-Bound US Gets A Whipping Boy In Russian Radio

A 448-page report by US special counsel Robert Mueller outlined a "systematic" effort to disrupt the 2016 election, suggesting that similar efforts are likely in 2020

The Establishment Media In The US Attempts To Blackball Radio Sputnik Does Freedom Of The Press Extend To Russian-owned Media In US?

The Syrian army's offensive, backed by Russian air power, has triggered the biggest wave of displaced civilians in the nine-year conflict

Russia Warns Turkey, Blocks UN Bid To End Syria Bloodshed

Russia warns Turkey, blocks UN bid to end Syria bloodshed

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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has remained in power despite US sanctions and diplomatic pressure

US Takes Aim At Russian Oil Giant Rosneft To Press Venezuela

US takes aim at Russian oil giant Rosneft to press Venezuela

Wuhan, the global epicetre of the new coronavirus, remains locked down

WHO Urges Calm As China Virus Death Toll Reaches 2,000

WHO urges calm as China virus death toll reaches 2,000

The Syrian government's devastating offensive against the country's last major rebel pocket has driven around 900,000 civilians from their homes and shelters in less than three months

Syria Presses Assault Amid Fears Over Mass Displacement

Syria presses assault amid fears over mass displacement

Tourists are to be carried on SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule, which was developed to transport NASA astronauts and is due to make its first crewed flight in the coming months

Space Tourism: SpaceX Will Allow Private Citizens To Buy Flights To The ISS

SpaceX has announced it will fly as many as four paying customers to the ISS by 2022.

US Sanctions Russia's Rosneft Subsidiary Over Venezuela Trade

US sanctions Russia's Rosneft subsidiary over Venezuela trade

Trump May Be Considering Legal Action Over Mueller Investigation

Trump may seek to legally contest the outcome of the Mueller probe

The shock 2019 murder of a Chechen agent in a Berlin park has badly bruised ties between Moscow and Berlin

Russia Gave 'Essential Support' In Chechen's Berlin Murder: Reports

Russia gave 'essential support' in Chechen's Berlin murder: reports

India Elections Will Use Blockchain System Soon To Avoid 'Lost Votes'

Of the estimated 900 million voters in India, one-third aren't exercising their democratic right to vote. And it's not because most of them are not engaged in the country's politics, but a lot can't vote because they are far away from the city or town they are registered.

Khodorkovsky, left, and his business partner Platon Lebedev, right, both spent a decade in jail for corruption. Putin unexpectedly pardoned Khodorkovsky in 2013

Court Backs Yukos Shareholders Against Kremlin In $50 Bn Case

Court backs Yukos shareholders against Kremlin in $50 bn case

Russian artist Pyotr Pavlensky has admitted publishing the video

Russian Activist Under Investigation Over France Sex-video Scandal

Russian activist under investigation over France sex-video scandal

A growing number of Russians are interested in biohacking, a global movement whose followers seek to "upgrade" their bodies with experimental technology and DIY health fixes

Body Work: Russia's 'Biohackers' Push Boundaries

Body work: Russia's 'biohackers' push boundaries

Nicolas Maduro still enjoys the support of Turkey, Russia, China and Cuba but dozens of other countries do not recognize him as leader

Maduro Says 'Not Afraid Of Military Combat' In Venezuela

Maduro says 'not afraid of military combat' in Venezuela

Disney was hoping its new film Mulan -- based on the tale of a legendary Chinese warrior -- would be a huge hit with Chinese audiences

Coronavirus Casts Shadow On China's Big Screen Ambitions

Coronavirus casts shadow on China's big screen ambitions

Syrian internally displaced persons (IDPs) are pictured in a camp in Sarmada in the north of Syria's northwestern Idlib province on February 17, 2020.

900,000 People Displaced By Fighting In Northwest Syria Since December: UN

900,000 people displaced by fighting in northwest Syria since December: UN

The offensive has triggered the largest wave of displacement in Syria's civil war, with 800,000 people fleeing since December, according to the UN

Trump, Turkey Call For Russia To Stop Backing Syrian 'Atrocities'

Trump, Turkey call for Russia to stop backing Syrian 'atrocities'

Amazon says the Pentagon's procurement process that gave the US military's $10 billion JEDI cloud computing contract to Microsoft included "clear deficiencies, errors, and unmistakable bias"

How Much Does The US Government Spend On The Military?

The Defense Department's 2020 fiscal year budget is roughly $20 billion more than 2019.

Boeing Chases An $18 Billion Deal In India For F-15EX Fighter Jets

There are a couple of substantial military contracts up for grabs in India, and Boeing stands poised to make a run for both of them. India is heavily considering two aircraft, the F/A-18 Hornet and F-15 EX.

The political refugee was taken in for questioning over an alleged instance of "armed violence" that took place on December 31

Russian Artist At Centre Of French Sex Tape Scandal Held

Russian artist at centre of French sex tape scandal held

US Secretary for Defence Mark Esper said Huawei was the 'poster child' for China's 'nefarious strategy' to infiltrate and dominate crucial Western infrastructure

US Defence Chief Warns Of Huawei 'Threat' To NATO

US defence chief warns of Huawei 'threat' to NATO

Senator Bernie Sanders celebrates with supporters after US networks declare him winner of the New Hampshire primary, a critical early test in the Democratic battle for the right to face President Donald Trump in November

Russian Pranksters Fooled Bernie Sanders By Posing as Greta Thunberg

The Russians, Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov, told the Associated Press that the prank call happened in December. The audio recording of the call to Sanders was posted on YouTube on Thursday.