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No rest to unrest: New and old disputes create explosive mix in Egypt
A dozen dead and thousands injured – the bloody aftermath of three straight days of rioting in Egypt. It all began after an outbreak of violence at a football match earlier this week that claimed the lives of 74 people.
A dozen dead and thousands injured – the bloody aftermath of three straight days of rioting in Egypt. It all began after an outbreak of violence at a football match earlier this week that claimed the lives of 74 people.
Egypt security forces face the people's wrath
The failure of Egypt's ruling Military Council to securely transfer power to civil leadership within a specified timeline is fueling new, violent protests, with increasing numbers of people falling into harm's way.
The failure of Egypt's ruling Military Council to securely transfer power to civil leadership within a specified timeline is fueling new, violent protests, with increasing numbers of people falling into harm's way.
Europe coughing up cash for US military gamble in Iran - analyst
Europeans should ask why they are to pay for an American-Israeli adventure in Iran during a time of unprecedented austerity, political analyst Chris Bambery told RT.
Europeans should ask why they are to pay for an American-Israeli adventure in Iran during a time of unprecedented austerity, political analyst Chris Bambery told RT.
Clinton concedes to Russian adamance on Syria
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has acknowledged that an accord with Russia on a Western-drafted UN resolution on Syria is unachievable given both sides' positions.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has acknowledged that an accord with Russia on a Western-drafted UN resolution on Syria is unachievable given both sides' positions.
Younger brother grants Fedor another Russian sambo title
Marital arts specialist Fedor Emelianenko has claimed his seventh Russian Combat Sambo championship.
Marital arts specialist Fedor Emelianenko has claimed his seventh Russian Combat Sambo championship.
Russia, China veto UN Security Council resolution on Syria
The United Nations Security Council has just voted on a draft resolution concerning the ongoing violence in Syria.
The United Nations Security Council has just voted on a draft resolution concerning the ongoing violence in Syria.
Sharapova and Co take commanding Fed Cup lead against Spain
Last year’s runners up, Russia, have experienced few problems in grabbing a 2-0 lead on the opening day of the Fed Cup quarterfinals against Team Spain.
Last year’s runners up, Russia, have experienced few problems in grabbing a 2-0 lead on the opening day of the Fed Cup quarterfinals against Team Spain.
Russia unites in mass protests
Up to 30,000 people have marched “for fair elections” in Russia’s western city of St. Petersburg. They joined thousands of other pro- and anti-government protesters who marched for free and democratic presidential...
Up to 30,000 people have marched “for fair elections” in Russia’s western city of St. Petersburg. They joined thousands of other pro- and anti-government protesters who marched for free and democratic presidential...
Russia’s football boss aims to win Euro 2012 and 2018 World Cup
The president of Russia’s Football Union, Sergey Fursenko, has promised to make the country a footballing superpower fit to lift both Euro 2012 and 2018 World Cup.
The president of Russia’s Football Union, Sergey Fursenko, has promised to make the country a footballing superpower fit to lift both Euro 2012 and 2018 World Cup.
‘Hate elegance, like ducks’ – UK primitivist comes to Moscow
“Loves and marriage,” “Girls on a Flying Bomb,” “The Milk of Sorrow” - British artist Rose Wylie captures the world around her with childish naivety and genuine innocence. Now her first exhibition in Russia has opened...
“Loves and marriage,” “Girls on a Flying Bomb,” “The Milk of Sorrow” - British artist Rose Wylie captures the world around her with childish naivety and genuine innocence. Now her first exhibition in Russia has opened...
Russia make Bandy Worlds finals
Defending champions Russia have progressed to the final match of the Bandy World Cup after a solid 6-4 victory over Finland.
Defending champions Russia have progressed to the final match of the Bandy World Cup after a solid 6-4 victory over Finland.
Last men standing: Police barricade Occupy tent camp in Washington DC
Police in riot gear have converged on the Occupy tent camp in DC. It was one of the movement’s last sites in the country.
Police in riot gear have converged on the Occupy tent camp in DC. It was one of the movement’s last sites in the country.
Blame game in Syria as UNSC vote nears
Hundreds are reported dead after a major military offensive on the western Syrian city of Homs overnight. While the country’s opposition blames Bashar al-Assad for the assault, the regime claims the reports are...
Hundreds are reported dead after a major military offensive on the western Syrian city of Homs overnight. While the country’s opposition blames Bashar al-Assad for the assault, the regime claims the reports are...
Dostoevsky's Double to seduce young star
Mia Wasikowska – best known as Alice in Wonderland - is set to plunge into the murky world of Fyodor Dostoevsky, the creator of Crime and Punishment. Her next role will be in The Double, a dark drama based on a short...
Mia Wasikowska – best known as Alice in Wonderland - is set to plunge into the murky world of Fyodor Dostoevsky, the creator of Crime and Punishment. Her next role will be in The Double, a dark drama based on a short...
Anonymous calls for anti-ACTA rallies, Poland suspends bill
A wolf in sheep’s clothing – that’s how ACTA opponents have described the international copyright treaty. Thousands are to protest in Sweden on Saturday while in Poland the legislation has been suspended after attacks...
A wolf in sheep’s clothing – that’s how ACTA opponents have described the international copyright treaty. Thousands are to protest in Sweden on Saturday while in Poland the legislation has been suspended after attacks...
Putin says thank you to ‘anti-Orange’ activists
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has thrown his support behind a pro-government rally to be held in Moscow on Saturday. The demo is in opposition to the protest march “For Fair Elections,” which has been labelled a...
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has thrown his support behind a pro-government rally to be held in Moscow on Saturday. The demo is in opposition to the protest march “For Fair Elections,” which has been labelled a...
Germany wants in to KHL
German hockey side DEG Metro Stars are on the brink of joining the Kontinental Hockey League.
German hockey side DEG Metro Stars are on the brink of joining the Kontinental Hockey League.
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