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China increased defence spending by 6.6 percent

World Defence Spending Spikes As Rivalries Heat Up

World defence spending spikes as rivalries heat up

Sri Lanka Arrests Ex-envoy To Russia Over MiG Deal

Sri Lanka used its MiG-27 ground attack aircraft in crushing the decades-long ethnic war with the separatist Tamil Tigers

Sri Lanka arrests ex-envoy to Russia over MiG deal

Rafael Nadal Has Advantage Over Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Claims Current Top 5 Player

Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer

Rafael Nadal is currently ranked No. 1 in the world, according to the ATP rankings.

US Attorney General William Barr will testify to the House Judiciary Committee on March 31, 2020, amid allegations that he is bending Justice Department policy to help President Donald Trump

Justice Chief Blasts Trump For Making Job 'Impossible'

Justice chief blasts Trump for making job 'impossible'

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Quarantines have cut into driving and travel more generally, causing a drop in demand in oil in China and the world as a whole

COVID-19 Causing First Drop In Oil Use In Decade: IEA

COVID-19 causing first drop in oil use in decade: IEA

The four leaders last met to discuss ending the conflict in December last year

'New Phase' In Talks On Ukraine As Russia Changes Negotiator: France

'New phase' in talks on Ukraine as Russia changes negotiator: France

Neighbours are being encouraged to report on each other as the Chinese government seeks to halt the spread of the coronavirus

China Coronavirus Update: 2 Russians Escape Quarantine, Woman Jumps Off Window

Russian media is telling the tale of two Russian women that escaped hospital quarantine after returning from China.

Four men, three of them Russian, are expected to go on trial in absentia the Netherlands on March 9 for their part in downing Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 on July 17, 2014

Netherlands Says It Rejected Moscow Offer For MH17 Prosecution

Netherlands says it rejected Moscow offer for MH17 prosecution

A convoy of Turkish armoured vehicles arrived Wednesday in the town of Binnish, northeast of Idlib city, in a new deployment

Turkey, Russia Trade Accusations As Syria Tensions Rise

Turkey, Russia trade accusations as Syria tensions rise

US investor Michael Calvey, head of equity firm Baring Vostok, has been under house arrest since April 2019

Russians In Baring Vostok Case Moved To House Arrest After Year In Jail

Russians in Baring Vostok case moved to house arrest after year in jail

Hong Kong pedestrians wear face masks as a preventative measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus. The virus has spooked markets around the world, having killed more than 1,100 people and infected tens of thousands

China Virus Threatens To Hobble Gulf Economies

China virus threatens to hobble Gulf economies

The US has tested a missile previously banned under a now-defunct pact with Russia which limited the use of nuclear and conventional medium-range weapons

Researchers Explain How All-Out Nuclear War Would Paralyze Earth’s Oceans

A team of researchers studied how a nuclear war between two countries, such as the U.S. and Russia, would affect the entire planet. They concluded that such an event could trigger a nuclear winter that could paralyze the ecosystem of Earth’s oceans.

(FILES) One critic has described the pan-continental format of Euro 2020 'a total nonsense', but UEFA say they are doing their best to make the tournament environmentally friendly

Are UEFA Scoring Environmental Own Goal With Euro 2020?

Are UEFA scoring environmental own goal with Euro 2020?

Asteroid As Big As Chelyabinsk Meteor Approaching Earth; Will It Cause An Airburst?

NASA’s Center for Near-Earth Object Studies (CNEOS) has spotted an asteroid that’s currently approaching Earth. Based on the data collected by the agency, the asteroid is as big as the meteor that caused a violent explosion over Russia in 2013.

Roger Stone, who has a tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back, argued that the charges against him were politically motivated

Russia Investigation: 2 Prosecutors In Roger Stone Case Quit After Justice Rejects Sentencing Recommendation

After the Justice Department indicated it would overrule sentencing recommendations, the two prosecutors turned in resignations. Trump had called the recommended sentence "horrible" and "unfair."

Libyan security forces stand guard at a checkpoint on August 23, 2018

UN Asked To Vote Wednesday In Support Of Libya Ceasefire: Diplomats

UN asked to vote Wednesday in support of Libya ceasefire: diplomats

Syrian government forces deploy near the main Damascus-Aleppo highway as they establish full control of the strategic route for the first time since 2012

Syria Regime Helicopter Downed As Ankara Threatens Damascus

Syria regime helicopter downed as Ankara threatens Damascus

Is Trump Considering A Pardon For Roger Stone?

Trump has repeatedly blasted the treatment of Stone and others.

The International Criminal Court has charged Bashir with genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Sudan's western region of Darfur

Sudan To Hand Bashir To ICC For Darfur Crimes

Sudan to hand Bashir to ICC for Darfur crimes

Bashir was ousted by the army last April following months of mass protests against his rule

Sudan To Hand Bashir To ICC For Darfur Crimes: Top Official

Sudan to hand Bashir to ICC for Darfur crimes: top official

Newborn Left With Broken, Blue Legs Following Botched Delivery

Two unqualified midwives panicked when they saw the baby was feet-first. Instead of taking the woman to the hospital, they continued to pull the baby out by his leg.

US Prosecutors Ask For 7-9 Years Jail For Trump Confidant Stone

US prosecutors ask for 7-9 years jail for Trump confidant Stone

Several sets of international sanctions have been imposed on Pyongyang, limiting its oil imports and banning its exports of coal, fish and textiles

Pyongyang Still Importing Oil, Cars, Alcohol Illegally: UN

Pyongyang still importing oil, cars, alcohol illegally: UN

Mysterious Russian Spacecraft Stalking US Spy Satellite, Space Force Expresses Concern

General John Raymond of the U.S. Space Force described the Russian satellites tailing of the American satellite as exhibiting "unusual and disturbing" behavior.