US soft-drink giant Coca-Cola has been successfully replaced by a local brand on the Russian market, according to a new study Read Full Article at RT.com
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he is “proud” to maintain good relations with Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
An unidentified missile has landed in the Egyptian Red Sea resort town of Taba, just across the border with Israel Read Full Article at RT.com
SAINT LUCIA, Oct 26 (IPS) - A new report by the University lists six areas of grave concern and states that in the absence of behavior and priority change, the world could face catastrophe in areas like groundwater depletion and species extinction.Melting mountain glaciers. Unbearable heat. An uninsurable future. Space debris. Groundwater depletion. Accelerating extinctions. The United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security said this week that these six environmental "tipping points" can have "irreversible, catastrophic impacts for people and the planet."
The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday morning, in New York, is holding an emergency special session on the Israel-Palestine conflict, amid a continuing deadlock at the Security Council, and conditions in the besieged enclave of Gaza growing more dire by the hour. Follow this page for live updates...
Progress has been made in advancing a 2019 peace agreement in the Central African Republic (CAR ) but the support of the international community is still vital, the UN Special Representative Valentine Rugwabiza told the Security Council on Thursday.
Experts with deep experience across government, the private sector, technology, civil society, and academia have been tasked with supporting UN efforts to ensure Artificial Intelligence (AI) is used for the greater good of humanity.
Much of the damage caused by the destruction of Ukraine’s Kakhovka dam in June is “irreversible”, with likely changes to the environment that impact ecosystems and human health.
The White House has never been clear about what it wants to achieve in Ukraine, House Speaker Mike Johnson has said Read Full Article at RT.com