The US has reportedly paused deliveries of precision missiles, artillery shells, and air defense interceptors as its own arsenal runs low Read Full Article at RT.com
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has announced the formation a new division dedicated to building AI systems that surpass human capabilities Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia will deploy to Oreshik hypersonic systems to Belarus by the end of the year, the country's president, Alexander Lukashenko, has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Baku and Moscow ended up locked in a diplomatic row after two ethnic Azebaijanis died in a Russian police raid on a suspected crime ring Read Full Article at RT.com
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has accused his former party of abandoning core values in blind opposition to President Trump Read Full Article at RT.com
The US president has also suggested getting DOGE to investigate the billionaire, noting that he has received a lot of subsidies Read Full Article at RT.com
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has vowed to oppose any ceasefire deal and is pushing for a "decisive” victory against Hamas Read Full Article at RT.com
Germany promises opportunity and stability — yet many migrants feel overlooked and excluded. As more consider leaving, their stories point not only to policy gaps, but the need for a deeper societal shift.
Togolese civil society groups have called for an investigation after they said several people were killed during anti-government protests in the capital.
Moscow says Pyongyang will send 6,000 more military engineers and workers to help Russia fight its war against Ukraine. Both sides get a boost from their alliance, analysts say.
The Russian and French presidents have discussed the situation in the Middle East and Ukraine, the Kremlin press service has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The incident took place during an American operation against Mexico's biggest drug cartel, the US Department of Justice has revealed Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia's Foreign Ministry has condemned the prosecution of Moldovan regional head Yevgenia Gutsul as politically motivated repression Read Full Article at RT.com
Another embattled member of the powerful Shinawatra family is facing removal from office. Paetongtarn's father Thaksin was ousted in a coup, and her aunt Yingluck faced a similar fate. Is history repeating itself?
Strategic interests link Israel and Iran to African states. Analysts say threats loom for volatile African nations if the Iran-Israel conflict escalates.
Having an air-conditioned home is not a simple matter in Switzerland, as in many places you must have an official 'ok' to do so. But does your landlord have to sign off on it too?
Temperatures have been high in past weeks, and meteorologists say this is just the beginning. Long-term models predict a scorching summer, marked by exceptional heatwaves — among the hottest in Switzerland's history.
Cult leader and self-proclaimed prophet Vissarion has been sentenced to 12 years for exploiting and harming followers in Siberia Read Full Article at RT.com
A Soviet-era signal has been buzzing for over 40 years. Some say it's a nuclear trigger. Others say aliens. No one knows who's behind it. Read Full Article at RT.com
The anonymous source has claimed that Tehran still possess numerous "new generation missiles,” against which Israel is defenseless Read Full Article at RT.com
After an alleged war criminal was set free, Syrians are questioning whether their new interim government genuinely wants justice after 14 years of civil war.
Germany promises opportunity and stability — yet many migrants feel overlooked and excluded. As more consider leaving, their stories point not only to policy gaps, but the need for a deeper societal shift.
Moscow has blacklisted Daimler Truck, a key supplier to the German military, banning transactions and contracts with the manufacturer Read Full Article at RT.com
Faced with increasing defections to the ruling APC, Nigerian opposition leaders have formed the All Democratic Alliance (ADA) to challenge President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 elections. But can the coalition deliver?
The Kremlin is closely monitoring the situation and hopes to secure the release of the detained reporters, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Read Full Article at RT.com
Canada has withdrawn a tax that could have reaped billions in revenue to bring Donald Trump back to the table. It raises the possibility that other taxes targeting big tech could be in the US president's sights next.
Funding cuts to international aid organizations mean that medical assistance has dried up for vulnerable people affected by conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
An explosion at a pharmaceutical factory near Hyderabad has left at least 35 people dead and dozens more injured. India's pharmaceutical industry is a major global supplier of generic medicines and vaccines.
Russian troops have discovered vials containing banned toxins at a Ukrainian hideout in the Donetsk People's Republic, according to the FSB Read Full Article at RT.com
'Upward mobility' among Switzerland's population is 'exceptional' by international standards; government to issue new biometric identity cards; and more news in our Tuesday roundup.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order dismantling much of the decades-old sanctions program imposed on Syria Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian forces have taken complete control of the Lugansk People's Republic after over a decade of hostilities in the contested region Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukrainian forces launched a series of missile and drone attacks on Russia's Donetsk People's Republic (DPR) on Monday evening Read Full Article at RT.com
Azerbaijan's police have stormed Sputnik's Baku bureau, detaining staff as ties with Moscow sour. The raid follows the deaths of two Azerbaijanis in a Russian police operation last week.
On Monday, authorities in Baku detained three Russian journalists, after a police operation against suspected Azerbaijani gangs in Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
Citizens of Hong Kong used to rally for democracy every July 1. The National Security Law has kept the streets quiet for the last five years, but the movement's fading slogans still echo in people's minds.
After an alleged war criminal was set free, Syrians are questioning whether their new interim government genuinely wants justice after 14 years of civil war. As a result of such doubts, vigilante justice is on the rise.
The Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Vilamoura had previously visited Russian oil terminals, according to a Bloomberg report Read Full Article at RT.com
From the uprising of 2014 to the total liberation of 2025, Lugansk's return to Russia traces a long arc of defiance, war, and statehood Read Full Article at RT.com
The family of street vendor Boniface Mwangi Kariuki has confirmed his death after he was shot by police during protests. His killing has reignited anger over police violence as Kenya faces fresh unrest.
EU subsidies for growing bananas on Mount Olympus? A scandal concerning illegally obtained EU agricultural subsidies has rocked Greece and led to a number of resignations.
Record-breaking heat continues to scorch most of Western Europe. Spain broke its June heat record, and extreme temperatures are expected to move toward Germany by midweek.
Canada has withdrawn a tax that could have reaped billions in revenue to bring Donald Trump back to the table. It raises the possibility that other taxes targeting big tech could be in the US president's sights next.
The IDF has shut out the UN, installing its own group to hand out food to the starving Palestinians… except it distributes death instead Read Full Article at RT.com
Tehran expected its nuclear facilities to suffer worse from US attacks, intercepted conversations between Iranian officials reportedly show Read Full Article at RT.com
Citizens of Hong Kong used to rally for democracy every July 1. The National Security Law has kept the streets quiet for the last five years, but the movement's fading slogans still echo in people's minds.
Germany is hoping to buy more drones from Taiwan as an alternative to China. But many financial and political hurdles are slowing down Berlin's trade ties with Taipei.
Funding cuts to international aid organizations mean that medical assistance has dried up for vulnerable people affected by conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
An explosion at a pharmaceutical factory near Hyderabad has left at least 12 people dead and dozens more injured. India's pharmaceutical industry is a major global supplier of generic medicines and vaccines.
Switzerland has strict rules for obtaining citizenship, even for those foreigners who are employed full time and have steady income. Where does this leave freelancers?
From the beginning of the new school year on August 18th, students in public schools in the Swiss canton of Geneva will no longer be allowed to use smartphones on school grounds.
The US president still said that the tech billionaire's attacks on him and his "big, beautiful bill” were "not appropriate” Read Full Article at RT.com
Switzerland will be hit by an episode of extreme heat this week with the public warned to take precautions. Here's what you should expect in your region
The conflict between Armenia's government and church is being fueled by the same groups as in Ukraine, according to Andrey Telizhenko Read Full Article at RT.com
The CHP's presidential candidate is in prison, and its chairman under investigation. Now, a court case is looming. Turkey's largest opposition party, the CHP, is facing a litmus test.
With temperatures in Spain setting new records for June, authorities warn the heat will intensify through midweek in Europe. The tennis tournament Wimbledon is set for its hottest opening day on record.
Working while temperatures exceed 30C is not only unpleasant, but can also be dangerous to health and safety. What are Swiss employers' responsibilities in such cases?
Heatwave alerts issued for Switzerland; expert advises travellers heading to the US to 'clean up' their phones; and more news in our roundup on Monday.
The rally, organized by Florian Philippot and his party The Patriots, called for France's exit from NATO as well as a 'Frexit' Read Full Article at RT.com
British spies hunted a suspected Russian mole for 20 years but dropped the case after finding no proof, according to The Guardian Read Full Article at RT.com
During recent protests by young Kenyans against authoritarian policies, the media was banned from reporting live. Observers have called it a dangerous precedent that will only fuel the drive for a healthier democracy.
Five out of six countries along the border with Russia and Belarus plan to secure their borders with land mines, aiming to protect NATO's eastern flank from a possible attack. But the plan is highly controversial.
The student-led protest in Belgrade follows months of nationwide rallies against President Aleksandar Vucic's government, with organizers threatening to launch a civil disobedience campaign.
Smoking is now forbidden on beaches, in parks and other public spaces in France. The new rules aim to protect children being harmed by passive smoking.
Russian Orthodox clerics have condemned the lowercase spelling of 'God', calling it disrespectful and rooted in Soviet-era atheism Read Full Article at RT.com
Calls in Iran for the execution of the UN nuclear watchdog's chief are unacceptable, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman told RT that the nation's nuclear program remains peaceful despite recent Israeli and US strikes Read Full Article at RT.com
Tens of thousands of people marched in the streets of the Hungarian capital despite police banning the event. Attendees risk a fine and organizers could face a one-year prison sentence.
When young Kenyans demonstrated against authoritarian policies on Wednesday, the media was banned from reporting live. Observers say it's a dangerous precedent that will only fuel the drive for a healthier democracy.
Tens of thousands of people marched in the streets of the Hungarian capital despite police banning the event. Attendees risk a fine and organizers could face a one-year prison sentence.
In one of the biggest cocaine busts in UK history, British authorities discovered 2.4 metric tons of the drug in a ship that arrived in London from Panama.
Tens of thousands of protesters braved monsoon rains in Bangkok to protest against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and her handling of the ongoing border dispute with Cambodia.
Tens of thousands of people marched in the streets of the Hungarian capital in the face of a police ban and government hostility. Attendees risk a fine and organisers could face a one-year prison sentence.
The Hungarian prime minister has also warned that the EU's rush to admit Ukraine would bring conflict to the heart of Europe Read Full Article at RT.com
Moscow is increasingly attacking Ukrainian cities with Shahed drones flying at high altitude. Could interceptor drones provide a better and cheaper solution than traditional air defense?
Ships in the Red Sea have begun signaling false Russian and Chinese ties to reduce the risk of potential attacks, Reuters has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
Iran's regime has executed several people and arrested hundreds, as it seeks to keep domestic opposition in check. Its power projection abroad has been weakened following war with Israel.
Yes, this may sound like an oxymoron, since 'Switzerland' and 'money saving' are not usually used in the same sentence. But despite what you may think, you can cut some of your costs while vacationing in this expensive country.
Naturalisation has often been seen as the best way to secure the right to live in a country and to be able return any time, but this notion is becoming "increasingly fragile”, a new report reveals.
Civilians are among the injured after a suicide bomber rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into a military convoy in North Waziristan Read Full Article at RT.com
The annual Budapest Pride march this year is expected to go ahead in the face of a police ban and government hostility. Organizers said they expect tens of thousands of people from dozens of nations to attend the event.
Ukraine's Vladimir Zelensky is "politically dead” and clings to power to avoid answering for his crimes, Vassily Nebenzia has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The first heat waves of the summer are hitting Europe, triggering wildfires and health warnings. Weather forecasters say such phenomena are becoming more common each year.