Fafa says that Russia will be ready, but the country’s hosting stadiums suggests the opposite
Minority communities visiting Russia in 2018 will be warned about the possibility of attacks
Out of an estimated 15000 weapons around the world, around 4000 are currently deployed and ready to be used.
A rapid price hike will result in South Africans paying more for food and transport.
Over the past year, the public discussion on election security and integrity has focused on concerns about foreign meddling in U.S. elections.
Typically, such a wide-ranging investigation would first target lower-level people while building a case against those higher up.
Zuma appears to be hedging bets before the party conference in December 2017 when the ANC will elect a new leader
Our fascination with space shows no signs of slowing down, 60 years after the Soviet Union launched the world’s first satellite, Sputnik.
Media outlets ramped up fact-checking teams and political parties pledged not to use campaign bots
President Vladimir Putin announced Sunday that the US will have to slash its diplomatic staff in Russia by 755
Many White House aides who previously dismissed “Russia stories” as “conspiracy bullshit” now struggle to call the recent coverage “fake news”
The spike in Washington-Moscow tensions over Syria dominated the two countries’ bilateral discussion on Wednesday.
Trump said he was the victim of fake news, and praised other US media that refrained from printing the report’s most lurid allegations.
New alliances with Washington and internal leadership problems are some of the problems that could rock the bloc
“All Americans should be alarmed by Russia’s actions,” Obama said in a statement.
The Russian foreign ministry confirmed the death of envoy Andrei Karlov, which marked one of the most serious spillovers of the Syria conflict.
US President Barack Obama ordered intelligence agencies to review foreign intervention into the election and deliver a report before he leaves office.
Moscow never ratified the court’s founding treaty, which it signed in 2000, meaning it never became a member subject to its jurisdiction.
Vladimir Putin’s attacks on Crimea sparked European sanctions so the president stopped food imports.
Russian news agency Sputnik claims to ‘tell the untold’, but is it thinly veiled state propaganda?
Investigators have also asked Democratic Party officials to provide copies of other suspected faked documents that have been circulating.
It is unclear how the ICC could proceed given that the court has no jurisdiction for crimes in Syria because it is not a member of the ICC.
But it’s not impossible that movements working to bring about a fairer and more equitable world order could begin to turn the tide.
The military alliance will also focus on support to counter the Islamic State and the Taliban, writes Andrew Hammond.
A billionaire collector is suing a leading art dealer for overcharging him up to a billion dollars for top works.
The Panama leaks have passed with little fanfare in a country where corruption is seen as part of the fabric of life.
An agreement with Moscow authorities stipulates that it will only work with licensed taxi drivers – and allegedly share data with the government.
Failed asylum seekers get no chance to appeal and risk ‘freezing to death’ if they’re deported to Russia
Kiev’s new law on decommunisation draws critique.
Russia has branded foundations run by the financier a threat to its constitutional order and banned them from disbursing grants to Russian partners.
The one concrete measure that is likely to have an effect is the announcement that tour agencies are now banned from selling holidays to Turkey.
Russian president Vladimir Putin has said the shooting down of its jet would have “significant consequences, including for Russia-Turkish relations”.