28.6.2017 17:1 Telegram CEO Has No Objections to Inclusion of App in Roskomnadzor Register

Telegram’s CEO agreed to register messenger app in Russia’s Roskomnadzor database.

28.6.2017 16:53 WikiLeaks Releases Files on CIA Spying Geo-Location Malware for WiFi Devices

The WikiLeaks whistleblowing website published documents, showing how ELSA malware is allegedly used by US intelligence services to collect geolocation data from WiFi-enabled devices.

28.6.2017 16:52 Russian Antitrust Service Initiates Case Against LG

The Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) initiated a case against LG's Russian structure for signs of illegal coordination of economic activity, according to a FAS spokesman.

28.6.2017 16:51 Number of Tower Blocks in UK Failing Fire Safety Tests Grows to 120 - May

The number of high-rise buildings that were checked across the United Kingdom following the deadly Grenfell Tower incident and failed fire safety tests has increased up to 120, UK Prime Minister Theresa May said Wednesday.

28.6.2017 16:37 Cairo Calls on UN to Look Into Qatar’s Alleged Ties With Libyan Terrorists

Egypt’s deputy foreign minister for Arab affairs, Tareq Qunni, stated that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) should document the repeated violations of the sanctions against Libya by a number of states, namely Qatar.

28.6.2017 16:34 UK’s Labour Party Slams May’s Policies as Targeted Against Young People

According to report, UK government's policy regarding young people was particularly unsuccessful.

28.6.2017 16:32 Synergy Effect: How China Can Facilitate Russia's North Korea's Roadmap

On Tuesday, Russia’s Foreign Ministry said that Russia has drafted a roadmap on the settlement of the North Korean dispute, with China hailing Moscow's efforts. Russian expert in the Asian Studies Georgy Toloraya told Sputnik that Russian-Chinese efforts could have a greater effect than the sum of their individual effects.

28.6.2017 16:30 At Least 40 Civilians Killed in Coalition Strikes on Syrian Village - Reports

At least 40 civilians have been killed in airstrikes conducted by the US-Led Coalition on a community in Syria's Deir ez-Zor on Wednesday, SANA news agency reports citing local sources.

28.6.2017 16:26 Russia Reduces Oil Output to Average 305,000-308,000 BPD in June

Russia has cut oil production fulfilling its obligations under the Vienna deal.

28.6.2017 16:14 'A New Level' of Cooperation: What's Behind Gazprom Leaving Turkey's Gas Market

In an interview with Sputnik, Russian expert Alexey Grivach gave his thoughts on reports about Gazprom's possible withdrawal from the Turkish market.

28.6.2017 16:13 Two Abandoned Pink Dogs Saved by Volunteers (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

A couple of Samoyed puppies, dyed pink by their irresponsible owners in a Russian seaside resort, were used to entertain tourists and pose for photos; as soon as the dogs grew up, however, they were ditched. This heartbreaking news spread across the internet, and animal rights activists united their efforts to rescue the pink pooches.

28.6.2017 16:12 Rosatom Says Sees No Issues in Nuclear Cooperation With EU

According to Rosatom's First Deputy Director, cooperation between Moscow and Brussels in the nuclear sector was very beneficial for both sides.

28.6.2017 16:9 Iraqi WMDs All Over Again: The Latest US Threats to Syria

Here we go again... "US warns Syria over 'potential' plan for chemical attack" was the dramatic news headline which greeted me when I checked out the BBC News website first thing Tuesday morning, June 26.

28.6.2017 15:56 EU Puts ‘More Europe’ Ahead of Citizens by Prolonging Sanctions on Russia - MP

Member of the European Parliament from the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, Beatrix von Storch, stated that the governments of the European Union member states are putting the European project before economic sense by imposing sanctions on Russia.

28.6.2017 15:53 US-Led Coalition Strikes Destroy 14 Daesh Positions in Mosul - Joint Task Force

The US-led coalition strikes destroyed Daesh headquarters and suppressed a mortar team.

28.6.2017 15:50 German Police Warn Politicians About Alleged Spying By Turkish Intelligence

Amid deep political differences between Ankara and Berlin, the German media reports that the Turkish intelligence agency MIT has been caught spying on German politicians.

28.6.2017 15:29 Obama-Loving, Trump-Hating Swedes Turn Their Backs on US

While Swedes have never been particularly fond of Donald Trump, even in the years predating his presidency, in recent months Trump's rating has taken a serious plunge. Incidentally, Sweden is the country where the trust gap between Donald Trump and his predecessor Barack Obama turned out to be the widest.

28.6.2017 15:24 China’s SAIC Motor to Build First Car Manufacturing Facility in India

Chinese state-owned automotive manufacturing company SAIC, with an annual revenue of over $100 billion, has announced its plans to enter the Indian car market with a fully-owned manufacturing facility in the country.

28.6.2017 15:16 India Begins Testing Drugs for Zika, Chikungunya and Dengue

India’s Sun Pharma and state-owned National Institute of Virology (NIV) will test drugs for Zika, Dengue and Chikungunya arboviral diseases that have spread across the world in the last 10 years, often leading to large-scale endemic outbreaks in tropical and sub-tropical countries.

28.6.2017 14:58 Kremlin Undecided on Initiative to Block Foreign Media Violating Russian Laws

Initiatives to block foreign media outlets in Russia failing to comply with Russian legislation should be thoroughly worked through all departments and the Kremlin does not have a common position on this issue yet, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday.