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US senators say Russian President Vladimir Putin's government needs to face sanctions for ongoing interference in the 2020 US election

Vladimir Putin Claims He Doesn't Want Russia And US To Meddle In Each Other's Elections

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday called for an agreement on cyber relations with the United States and requested that the two countries not influence each other's elections.

Latin American Leaders Push At UN For Free Covid Vaccine

New graves are seen in July 2020 at the Nossa Senhora Aparecida cemetery in Manaos, Brazil, which has been hit hard by Covid-19

Latin American leaders push at UN for free Covid vaccine

Putin Proposes Election Non-interference Pact With US

There is just over a month to go in America's presidential election

Putin proposes election non-interference pact with US

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been discharged from a Berlin hospital but still needs a lot of treatement

Navalny's Treatment In Germany Could Last 'Weeks': Aide

Navalny's treatment in Germany could last 'weeks': aide

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Spanish soldiers work at a coronavirus patient tracking centre in Palma de Mallorca

EU Warns Virus Epidemic Worsening, As Restrictions Ramp Up

EU warns virus epidemic worsening, as restrictions ramp up

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 24, 2020

New weaponry includes the S-400 missile system

Russia's Season Of War Games Unites West-weary Allies

Russia's season of war games unites West-weary allies

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 24, 2020

In his latest Instagram post Navalny paid tribute to his wife's role in his recover

Vladimir Putin's Latest Theory Is That His Rival, Alexei Navalny, May Have Poisoned Himself

“Good theory," Navalny responded. "You can’t fool him. As a result, I lay in coma for 18 days like a fool, but didn’t get my way.”

Kevin Billings Sep 24, 2020

Water-resistant, underground peatland blazes in Russia's Arctic circle are "climate bombs", environmental activists say

In Siberia Forests, Climate Change Stokes 'Zombie Fires'

In Siberia forests, climate change stokes 'zombie fires'

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 24, 2020

Nations have renewed a bid to reform the UN Security Council, seen here

New Bid But Little Hope To Reform UN Security Council

New bid but little hope to reform UN Security Council

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 23, 2020

A Long March 5B rocket lifts off from the Wenchang launch site on China's southern in May; Chinese state media reported the "successful" launch, a major test of its ambitions to operate a permanent space station and send astronauts to the Moon

NASA Chief Warns Congress About Chinese Space Station

NASA chief warns Congress about Chinese space station

AFP News Sep 23, 2020

Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko held his inauguration in secret, with the ceremony later shown on state media

Secret Lukashenko Inauguration Triggers Fresh Belarus Clashes

Secret Lukashenko inauguration triggers fresh Belarus clashes

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 23, 2020

French officials are looking to speed up testing as they battle against rising infections

France Shuts Down Marseille Nightlife As Europe Battles Virus Spread

France shuts down Marseille nightlife as Europe battles virus spread

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 23, 2020

Russian police officers patrol a deserted Red square in front of Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow as the capital and other parts of Russia go into lockdown to curb the novel coronavirus.

Cult Leader Known As 'The Jesus Of Siberia' Arrested By Russian Authorities

The cult's leader and two of his aides are being charged for allegedly extorting money and emotionally abusing followers.

Kevin Billings Sep 23, 2020

In power since 1994, Lukashenko has kept his landlocked homeland wedged between Russia and EU member Poland largely stuck in a Soviet time warp

From Belarus Farm Boss To Soviet-style Strongman On Europe's Doorstep

From Belarus farm boss to Soviet-style strongman on Europe's doorstep

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 23, 2020

This handout picture posted on September 22, 2020 on the Instagram account of @navalny shows Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Berlin's Charite hospital.

Navalny Discharged From Hospital, Eyes Full Recovery

Navalny discharged from hospital, eyes full recovery

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 23, 2020

Lukashenko, seen here at a rally in August, has faced massive demonstrations against his rule since claiming victory in disputed elections on August 9

Belarus Leader Lukashenko Sworn In At Secret Ceremony: Agency

Belarus leader Lukashenko sworn in at secret ceremony: agency

AFP News Sep 23, 2020

Covid-19 has upended the UN General Assembly: for once, Midtown Manhattan will not be bunkered down in a frenzy of motorcades, and there will be no speculation of breakthrough meetings

Trump Lashes China As UN Warns Against 'Cold War'

Trump lashes China as UN warns against 'Cold War'

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 22, 2020

Moscow's "Sputnik" vaccine has drawn a sceptical response from the WHO and Western scientists

Russia Coronavirus Vaccine Is 'Safe And Effective', Says Putin; Offers It To UN For Free

Russian President Vladmir Putin sells the United Nations the advantages of Russia's new but unproven Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine.

Arthur Villasanta Sep 22, 2020

Russian internet search engine and news aggregator Yandex is to run under a body that could block investors from putting together a holding of 10 percent or more

Russian Tech Company To Buy Digital Bank For $5.5 Billion

Russian tech giant Yandex is set to buy digital bank Tinkoff in a $5.5 billion deal, the two firms announced on Tuesday.

Wesley Dockery Sep 22, 2020

Goalkeeper of Dijon Runar Alex Runarsson

Arsenal Takes In Runnar Alex Runarsson To Succeed Mikel Martinez

Arsenal takes in new goalkeeper in Runar Alex Runarsson to replace Emiliano Martinez.

Joseph Patrick Sep 22, 2020

Newborn babies born to surrogate mothers were stranded in Ukraine as their foreign parents cannot collect them due to border closures imposed during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic

Stranded Babies, Sobbing Parents: Pandemic Splits Surrogates From Families

Stranded babies, sobbing parents: Pandemic splits surrogates from families

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 22, 2020

HSBC has been overhauling its ability to fight financial crime and says it is "a much safer institution than it was in 2012" when it signed an accord with the US Justice Department on the issue

Banking Shares Plummet On Laundering Allegations

Banking shares plummet on laundering allegations

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 21, 2020

Tikhanovskaya made a video appearance at the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva on Friday

No EU Sanctions On Belarus Despite Opposition Leader Plea

No EU sanctions on Belarus despite opposition leader plea

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 21, 2020

Navalny said over the weekend he was walking again, but with a 'tremble'

Navalny Says Novichok Found 'In And On' His Body

Navalny says Novichok found 'in and on' his body

AFP News Sep 21, 2020

With a new voting information campaign ahead of the 2020 US presidential election, Facebook is seeking to show that it is no longer a means of massive disinformation as it was ahead of major votes in 2016

Facebook Launches New Campaign To Encourage Voting

Facebook launches new campaign to encourage voting

AFP News Sep 21, 2020

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on August 20 2020, after demanding that UN sanctions on Iran be resumed

Iran Says US Faces 'Maximum Isolation' As World Powers Dismiss Sanctions

Iran said Sunday its arch-foe the United States is facing "maximum isolation" after major powers dismissed a unilateral US declaration that UN sanctions on Tehran were back in force.

IBT Staff Reporter Sep 20, 2020