US threats of secondary sanctions have reportedly resulted in tighter policies for Russian clients at Turkish banks Read Full Article at RT.com
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg offered an apology to victims and family members of those harmed by his social media sites Read Full Article at RT.com
Dozens of Australian F/A-18 Hornet jets ended up scrapped instead of being sent to Ukraine, according to AFR Read Full Article at RT.com
A judge has sentenced a former CIA software engineer to 40 years in prison for allegedly leaking classified information to WikiLeaks Read Full Article at RT.com
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin apologized for trying to hide his bout with cancer from the American people and even the president himself Read Full Article at RT.com
LONDON, Feb 01 (IPS) - The military must have expected an easier ride. Three years ago, it ousted Myanmar’s democratically elected government. But the coup has been met with fierce resistance, unleashing a bloody conflict with no end in sight.
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UNITED NATIONS, Feb 01 (IPS) - It was a notion which haunted him well before the Second World War – from the history books his mother would read him, to the following of the 1921 trial of young Armenian Soghomon Teilerian.
Humanitarians will need $2.7 billion to support millions of civilians in war-ravaged Yemen this year, the UN and partners said on Thursday.
UN human rights chief Volker Türk expressed his shock on Thursday at credible reports alleging that Malian armed forces and foreign military personnel executed at least 25 people last week.
BANGKOK, Thailand, Feb 02 (IPS) - Selyn, a women-led handloom business, offers flexible employment and valuable income opportunities to about 1,000 women artisans and persons from marginalized groups in rural Sri Lanka. Selyn develops and exports high-value craft products in global markets.