The Pentagon has put 100 National Guard troops on standby ahead of a rally in Washington, DC in support of the Capitol Hill rioters. The rally itself is controversial, with former President Donald Trump calling...

San Francisco Mayor London Breed cheerfully gave interviews while partying alongside Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza at a just-reopened jazz club. Apparently, her own strict mask mandate did not apply...

Despite Florida Governor’s office calling the move “illegal” and an active ban on Covid mandates, a landlord who owns 1,200 apartments in the south of the state is standing by his decision to require tenants get...

Countries' latest pledges to cut emissions would fail to avert disastrous climate change, UN report says.

Private schools at primary, secondary level. as well as official religious schools, will be open from Saturday.

Leaders need to do more to combat Islamophobia, which has resulted in deadly attacks, Canadian Muslims say.

Top US diplomat outlines steps to 'widen the circle' of normalisation that do not include peace with Palestinians.

Some rich countries are preparing COVID vaccine boosters as lower-income countries struggle to vaccinate at-risk groups.

A Russian man suspected of murdering three family members and of setting off an explosion at a police station in the small town of Liski was found on Friday with an arsenal of weapons, including guns, grenades,...

Bayern Munich and France winger Kingsley Coman is recovering after having minor heart surgery to correct an irregular heartbeat issue, his club manager Julian Nagelsmann has revealed....

New York judge Lewis Kaplan ruled on Friday that Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, can be served with legal papers in the ongoing civil case launched by Virginia Giuffre, who claims the royal assaulted her at thr...

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on more countries in the Arab world to normalize diplomatic ties with Israel, offering rare praise to Trump’s diplomacy as he marked one year since the signing of a la...

Data on China changed to boost its ranking in Bank's 2018 and 2020 'Doing Business' reports

Filippo Grandi raises concern over lack of functioning of Afghan state institutions due to frozen government assets.

Defence Minister Ank Bijleveld steps down following censure in parliament that also prompted foreign minister to quit.

Deposed civilian leader's supporters say charges against her are politically motivated and an attempt to discredit her.

Supporters of former president claim people arrested for invading the US Capitol on January 6 are 'political prisoners'.

New Zealand's first cricket tour of Pakistan in 18 years is off after their opening match was cancelled at the 11th hour amid government fears of a potential terrorist attack against the visiting players....

Terming it a “setup”, Donald Trump has distanced himself from an upcoming rally in support of those arrested during the January 6 US Capitol riot – but expressed solidarity with those “persecuted” by a “two-tier...

RT has asked the Russian authorities to put pressure on American tech giant Facebook over what it has described as an act of censorship against its digital content project Redfish, whose Instagram account was su...

The US Food and Drug Administration will vote on whether to approve booster doses of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine. The vote comes after the drug firm published data showing the declining potency of its two-shot reg...

Court returns 13 elephants in state custody to alleged traffickers who captured them or people who bought from them.

Chinese leader says Shanghai Cooperation Organisation should guide Afghanistan to develop inclusive political structure.

About 52,000 people flocked to Copenhagen's Parken Stadium a day after Denmark abolished coronavirus restrictions.

Since July, 445 trucks have entered Ethiopia's war-torn Tigray, but only 38 returned - hampering future aid deliveries.

Thousands of resident doctors are on strike over unpaid salaries, poor facilities and insufficient hazard allowances.

Congolese professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe, the virologist who first discovered Ebola more than 40 years ago, has declared that it has been defeated, marking the end of a decades-long battle against the “deadly di...

Andrew Neil opened fire on TV news channel GB News just days after leaving the company as its chairman, unfavourably comparing the channel to Fox News and claiming it had strayed too far from his original vision...

Dutch police have arrested a suspect in a knife attack in the city of Almelo after two people were killed and a third person was injured in a “stabbing incident.” The assailant also sustained injuries....

South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma’s plea to overturn his 15-month prison sentence handed to him after failing to attend a corruption hearing has been rejected by the country’s top court....

The war has not ended, neither has the US interests in Afghanistan.

Nadine Dorries, promoted by PM Johnson this week, has previously called for a complete ban on the Muslim face veil.

The measures are the first of their kind adopted by a major European economy for all categories of workers.

Cuba, using its homegrown vaccines, is one of the first nations to begin vaccinating very young children.

New Zealand Cricket calls off the tour minutes before Rawalpindi match, the team's first in Pakistan in 18 years.

MOSCOW, SEPTEMBER 17, 2021 – RUPTLY, RT’s sister multi-media agency, and the RT Documentary film about women serving on Afghanistan’s police force are on the shortlist of The AIBs, a prestigious awards competition e...

A top arm wrestler wants a reward if he breaks former world's strongest man Thor Bjornsson's nose on Saturday, stepping in to provide the next challenge as the Game of Thrones star continues his escapades in box...

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has insisted that he made it “very clear” to his French counterpart that scrapping the 2016 submarine deal was a possibility, rejecting Paris’ claims that Canberra had no...

Decree 286 is undermining Libya's vibrant post-2011 civil society and could result in a rollback of democratic gains.

PM Ardern says the country has nearly eliminated Delta variant but travel limits to Australia extended until November.

Shenzhou-12 mission carrying three Chinese men landed safely in Inner Mongolia in northern China.

Many left-wing ministers allied with Vice President Fernandez de Kirchner resigned over ailing economy.

The Pegasus scandal is the latest episode in the dystopian science fiction thriller that we are living.

Hubert Minnis concedes defeat to Progressive Liberal Party's Philip Davis following a campaign centred on the pandemic.

Clean air advocates in Jakarta say court's decision is a small step towards progress even as officials hint at appeal.

India's FM says relations will only develop when both countries pull their troops back from disputed Himalayan border.

Sigrid Kaag admitted the government's slow response meant some who had worked for Dutch troops had not been evacuated.

British researchers are set to study the effects of mixed vaccine schedules on children and teens, hoping to figure out whether second doses have the intended immune response in youths amid concerns of possible...