The terrorists who deposed Bashar Assad have guaranteed security for Moscow’s Syrian military bases, a Kremlin source has said Read Full Article at RT.com
President Joe Biden has welcomed the overthrow of the Assad government in Syria Read Full Article at RT.com
The FSB says it has busted a phone scam operation linked to former Georgian Defense Minister Davit Kezerashvili Read Full Article at RT.com
Senior Russian diplomat Mikhail Ulyanov has confirmed media reports that former Syrian President Bashar Assad fled to Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com
As reports continued to emerge from Damascus where opposition forces declared victory on State television on Sunday, the UN’s top humanitarian official insisted that aid teams will continue to provide emergency relief wherever possible.
As delegates and staffers gear up to tackle another day at UN Headquarters, a quiet yet stirring tradition unfolds: the raising of flags representing all Member States.
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Kiev did not send enough pilots for F-16 training, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
A new defense industrial corridor is being bolstered by Modi’s call for ‘Atmanirbharta’ (self-reliance), a national goal since independence Read Full Article at RT.com
ADDIS ABABA & NAIROBI, Dec 09 (IPS) - Ethiopia’s education system is buckling under the weight of complex, competing challenges. The aftermath of a deadly war in the north, ongoing violence, climate-induced disasters, and widespread forced displacements have converged to push as many as 9 million children out of school. With close to 18 percent of schools in the country destroyed or damaged and persisting intercommunal conflicts in various regions, there are fears that many might never find their way back to school.
KERALA, India, Dec 09 (IPS) - As the fifth round of negotiations of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC) for a global plastics treaty concluded in Busan, South Korea (25 November-December 1 2024), the meeting underscored both the complexities and the promises of multilateralism. What we saw in Busan was indicative of other environmental treatymaking spaces, including ones on climate and biodiversity.