Judge rules on Trump’s defamation lawsuit against WSJ over Epstein letter A judge has dismissed US President Donald Trump’s amended defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and media mogul Rupert Murdoch Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump ‘checks in’ with Netanyahu amid fears of renewed hostilities – WSJ Trump has spoken with Netanyahu as Washington considers renewed strikes on Iran, with military preparations underway Read Full Article at RT.com
What's new in Athens? Restaurants, bars, galleries, shops: Le Monde's top picks After several years of stagnation linked to the financial crisis of the 2010s, the Greek capital is waking up. A new generation of entrepreneurs and creators has been settling in both its historic center and its residential neighborhoods. They are Read More
Trump says US still has 'to take care of' one or two targets in Iran The US president says strikes could be done 'in 10 minutes,' having previously threatened an attack after the US midterms. Tehran warns of 'immediate' reprisal if attacked.
WATCH Rioters ransack shops as Gen Z protests rock Germany Rioters looted shops and attacked police in Frankfurt during nationwide Gen Z protests, prompting more than 30 arrests Read Full Article at RT.com
Maria Vorontsova, Vladimir Putin's daughter, leads fight against aging While Russia wages war in Ukraine at a staggering cost in human lives, the Russian leader is pouring substantial funds into scientific research on longevity. This project is overseen by his eldest daughter, a prominent endocrinologist.
Donatella della Porta, political scientist: 'Footage of France's youth protests is so powerful that it... While the crackdown on youth protests has been particularly harsh in France, the Italian academic argues in an interview that a distinctly French element is at play. She also observes a broader trend, from the United States to Europe, toward Read More
The 'Bridge to Nowhere' finally connects China and North Korea After years of tense relations with Beijing, Pyongyang delayed the construction of a final stretch of road for 12 years, holding up a project designed to boost trade between the two countries.
FBI accuses North Korea of $6 billion crypto theft from Binance FBI confirms earlier suspicions that a North Korea-affiliated group called TraderTraitor was behind the hack.
Early US midterm voting shatters record More than 51 million Americans voted early in the US midterms as Republicans fight to retain control of Congress Read Full Article at RT.com
Poland's president holds crisis talks without PM Tusk after dramatic showdown at constitutional court The refusal by the president to swear in new court judges, who were nominated by parliament, has spawned a constitutional crisis in the country.
French police officers set ablaze amid unrest (VIDEOS) French police officers were set ablaze by Molotov cocktails during nationwide cost-of-living protests that left five officers injured Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump has not decided on new Iran strikes – Rubio Donald Trump has yet to decide whether to launch new strikes on Iran, Marco Rubio says, as Tehran holds indirect talks with Washington Read Full Article at RT.com
Finland’s president defends calling Putin Finnish President Alexander Stubb has defended the phone call he and Norwegian PM Jonas Gahr Store held with Russian leader Vladimir Putin Read Full Article at RT.com
German Gen Z takes to streets over cost of living (VIDEOS) German youth are protesting the cost of living as Europe braces for more unrest Read Full Article at RT.com
Pentagon facing up to $15 bn in Iran war base damages – WSJ Iran’s retaliatory strikes on US bases across the Middle East could have incurred up to $15 billion in damages, according to the WSJ Read Full Article at RT.com
US approves Patriot missiles sale to Ukraine The US State Department has green-lit a $2.1 billion Patriot missile sale to Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
Italy’s Arctic ambitions could backfire amid US-Russia rivalry Rome’s push into the Arctic promises new trade opportunities but risks worsening tensions with Moscow while exposing divisions within NATO. Washington’s own Greenland ambitions add another complication to Italy’s northern strategy.
Trump administration continues its Pentagon purge The Trump administration suffered a significant popularity hit after it launched the war on Iran. It's unclear how much Pentagon leaks might have contributed to that, as its failures were perfectly apparent to the entire world.
UAE-Eurasian Trade Deal Enters Force, Opening a New Corridor Between Gulf and Eurasia A significant new chapter in UAE trade policy opened on 6 October 2026, as the Economic Partnership Agreement between the United Arab Emirates and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) officially came into force
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