The CHP's presidential candidate is in prison, and the party leadership faces removal from office. Now, a court case is looming. Turkey's largest opposition party is in danger of falling apart.
The US response to what Poland claims was a 'Russian attack' on its territory has sparked concerns among NATO members, Reuters has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Rescue workers found the body of a man after searching through the rubble of the severely damaged building. The cause of the blast was a gas leak, according to reports.
A Russian court has blocked a website that advertised contract killings and assassinations disguised as accidents, according to RIA Novosti Read Full Article at RT.com
A Russian child has been added to Ukraine's Mirotvorets database, which publishes the personal details of people it labels as 'enemies' Read Full Article at RT.com
The birth of a child is an exciting milestone for families. But in Switzerland it also requires you to complete a substantial amount of paperwork - all at a time when you're operating on minimal sleep. Here's what you need to know.
Australia has earmarked billions in funds to revamp facilities at a shipyard in order to prepare it for nuclear-powered submarines to be delivered under the 2021 AUKUS pact. The spending will span a decade.
Federal investigators are digging through "a mountain of evidence” to establish a motive in the conservative influencer's murder Read Full Article at RT.com
Former President Joe Biden's team is seeking up to $300mn to fund the project, but Democratic donors are reportedly reluctant to contribute Read Full Article at RT.com
The US did not immediately react to the claims made by the Afghan regime that American representatives were discussing ways to develop relations with the Taliban.
Ordinary Ukrainians should be given a right to decide if they want to be ruled by those glorifying Nazi collaborators, Roger Waters has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Hasan Mutlu, the head of Istanbul's Bayrampasa district, will be facing corruption charges. Mutlu is the latest in the growing line of politicians from the CHP opposition party to be arrested by the Turkish authorities.
Diella, formerly a virtual assistant on the government website, will handle public procurement, Prime Minister Edi Rama has said Read Full Article at RT.com
RT talks to Dr. Mathew Maavak, an expert on global risks and artificial intelligence, about what may be the greatest test humanity has faced Read Full Article at RT.com
Zarutska's murder split open the story America tells itself, revealing a justice system in ruins and a press built on selective empathy Read Full Article at RT.com
The championships are taking place four years after the COVID pandemic disrupted the Tokyo Summer Olympics. Organizers introduced a controversial gender testing for female athletes.
A attack hit schools in Rakhine state, killing several students, an ethnic minority armed group and media say. The victims were aged between 15 and 21, according to the reports.
The president has paid tribute to the capital's role in the nation's history and praised it as a strong rear base for the Russian army Read Full Article at RT.com
More and more Turkish high schools and universities are offering German courses, and an increasing number of Turkish people are studying in German universities. What's behind the trend?
Nepal has appointed an interim Prime Minister after a week of fiery protests. Meanwhile, the President has dissolved the parliament and set March 5 as the date for the country's election.
A new concrete border wall now splits the Armenian village of Kirants in two. How has it changed people's lives? And how stable is the peace between Armenia and Azerbaijan?
Chagas disease, previously prevalent mainly in Latin America, is now increasingly occurring in the US. The "kissing bug" passes on a parasite that can cause life-threatening damage to the heart and nerves.
A strong aftershock has struck Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, prompting authorities to place all emergency services on high alert Read Full Article at RT.com
The US, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have proposed a roadmap for peace in conflict-battered Sudan. The plan calls for a permanent ceasefire and a transition to civilian-led governance.
Poland's Defense Ministry has clarified that all joint military activities with Kiev on drone warfare will be conducted inside Poland Read Full Article at RT.com
The SCO summit made the West pay attention – because it showed that nations can try to work around their differences for a better world Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia's envoy to the UN, Vassily Nebenzia, has dismissed accusations that Moscow intentionally violated Polish airspace earlier this week Read Full Article at RT.com
Quadrennial joint military exercises between Russia and its key European ally Belarus are underway. Poland, which shares a border with Belarus, has criticized the drills.
Freedom of expression is under attack worldwide and other liberties could soon be at risk, Telegram founder Pavel Durov has warned Read Full Article at RT.com
RT revisits the fates of those behind the US most high-profile murders, from the Lincoln assassination conspirators to John Lennon's killer Read Full Article at RT.com
The Ukrainian intelligence has claimed to have attacked a Russian 'Black Sea Fleet' vessel that has turned out to be a rescue ship Read Full Article at RT.com
Millions of children in West and Central Africa are being forced out of attending school due to worsening insecurity. Despite efforts to combat banditry and conflict the crisis continues, particularly in North Nigeria.
The alleged assassin of the conservative activist was turned in to authorities by a family friend, according to Utah's governor Read Full Article at RT.com
US President Donald Trump has downplayed Poland's accusation that Russian drones intentionally violated its airspace this week Read Full Article at RT.com
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Beijing that Washington does not want conflict but will defend its Asia-Pacific interests Read Full Article at RT.com
Swiss voters could approve the right-wing anti-immigration initiative, and the government has set a list of its goals for 2026 — these are among the news that The Local reported this week. You can catch up on everything in this weekly roundup.
Switzerland will introduce the EU's new Entry/Exit System (EES) from October 12th, with Geneva and Zurich set to be among the first airports to implement the checks for non-EU travellers.
Ukraine insists on the return of children who were forcibly transferred from occupied Ukrainian territories to Russia, saying this a ceasefire condition.
Is enough being done to ensure women's safety in India's fast-growing cities? Experts say a rethink on how public spaces are designed and built is needed.
Ukraine has set the return of children who were transferred from occupied Ukrainian territories to Russia as a condition for a ceasefire. How successful are international efforts to find and return them to Ukraine?
The 23-year old woman was brutally stabbed on a train by a man with over a dozen prior convictions in Charlotte, North Carolina last month Read Full Article at RT.com
Fake news has been circulating after Poland shot down several Russian drones that violated its airspace on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. DW fact check debunks some of the most viral false claims.
Fake news has been circulating after Poland shot down several Russian drones that violated its airspace on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. DW fact check debunks some of the most viral false claims.
With the number of available homes dwindling, finding an apartment or house in Switzerland is a major challenge. Just how bad is it – and where is it getting worse?
The Belarusian leader has thanked US President Trump for trying to resolve the Ukraine conflict and accused the EU of obstructing efforts Read Full Article at RT.com
The assassination has united the MAGA movement while liberals can't contain their joy, Russian philosopher Aleksandr Dugin has argued Read Full Article at RT.com
ABC has cited unnamed law enforcement officials as making the claim after the FBI announced that agents recovered a bolt-action rifle Read Full Article at RT.com
Some social media users have praised the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was sharply critical of the government in Kiev Read Full Article at RT.com
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking during a signing ceremony for a controversial settlement that would effectively cut the occupied West Bank off from East Jerusalem.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot and killed during a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday Read Full Article at RT.com
The former leader faces a decades-long jail sentence for conspiring to overturn the results after losing his 2022 re-election bid Read Full Article at RT.com
Aligning with the SCO is an opportunity for the region's nations to be an autonomous force shaping the future, but differences persist Read Full Article at RT.com
Angry youth in the Himalayan nation bordering India and China have forced a political shake-up hoping to end corruption and impoverishment Read Full Article at RT.com
Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed at a Utah university, was a darling of the political right and had a major influence on the political leanings of young conservatives — particularly white men — in the United States.
As Russia and Belarus prepare for joint military exercises, Lithuania is tightening its borders. But there is more concern about the long-term threat Russia could pose.
A transport revolution is brewing in Vietnam as the country races to swap millions of gas-powered motorbikes for electric two-wheelers. The transition could transform cities, the economy and daily life.
After 19 Russian drones breached Polish airspace, Poland's divided leaders are putting up a united front. They are also calling on the country's NATO allies to step up their support.
The "ugly rhetoric” pushed by the legacy media has led to the escalation of internal strife in the US, the former Senate aide has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The Israeli prime minister's statements are a "shameful” bid to justify the missile strike on Doha, Qatar's foreign ministry has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The US has traditionally been the largest export market for India's handicraft industry, but the new levies imposed by Washington could push many out of the market. In rural Kashmir, artisans fear for their future.
Youth organizations and teachers accuse the Angolan government of neglecting the country's education system. Will the growing pressure bring about change?
The negotiations hinge on Moscow's territorial claims and Kiev's push for security guarantees, the US vice president has said Read Full Article at RT.com
English is the main foreign language (aside from national ones) being taught in Swiss secondary schools, but how many hours do students get each week? Tell us your own experiences below.
Iryna Zarutska was brutally murdered on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, leading many to condemn the justice system for its lenience Read Full Article at RT.com
As autumn arrives and Switzerland's political life is back in full swing, the Federal Council, MPs, as well as voters will have their say on a range of key issues.
The US president earlier slammed Democrats for failing to lock up career criminal Decarlos Brown before he committed the stabbing Read Full Article at RT.com
Democrats have lined up to denounce "political” and "gun violence” in the wake of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk Read Full Article at RT.com
The first group of West African deportees from the US has already arrived in Ghana, President John Mahama has said.
Notably, the deportation agreement comes amid the US levying increased tariffs on Ghanaian products.
The ripple effects of Israel's strike on Hamas leaders in Doha could further destabilize the region. What is at stake for Qatar, Israel, Hamas and the Palestinians in Gaza?
President Donald Trump has promised to "find each and every one” funding and fueling "radical left” political violence across the US Read Full Article at RT.com
The FBI has announced the arrest of the suspect in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an event in Utah Read Full Article at RT.com
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has accused the radical left of fostering a climate that encourages violence against conservatives Read Full Article at RT.com
Kaja Kallas's "surprise” at the role of the Soviets and the Chinese in WWII reveals the ugly incompetence of Western elites Read Full Article at RT.com
Police in France made hundreds of arrests as new Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's first day in office was greeted with protests. Lecornu faces opposition from left and right as he tackles a financial crisis.
Cities in India are growing fast, but is enough being done to ensure women's safety? Experts say a rethink on how public spaces are designed and built is needed.
Venezuela's president Maduro has said the US is after its oil and gas, using the fight against drug traffickers as a pretext Read Full Article at RT.com
As more North Korean troops die in the Russo-Ukrainian war, Pyongyang has been open about numbers and even tried to use them to the regime's advantage.
The airstrike on Qatar that left six dead violated international law and threatened peace efforts, the Russian Foreign Ministry has said Read Full Article at RT.com
As more North Korean troops die in the Russo-Ukrainian war, Pyongyang has been open about numbers and even tried to use them to the regime's advantage.
Former Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu is about to go on trial for allegedly forging documents. A conviction could prevent Imamoglu, Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main rival, from running in the next presidential election.
The Russian military says it did not conduct strikes in the area claimed and that the crater does not match an aerial bomb impact Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel carried out a strike on Hamas leaders in the Qatari capital Doha on Tuesday. The Gulf state is trying to negotiate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. What makes Qatar so effective in diplomatic negotiations?