Ukraine's energy facilities suffer significant damage

Energy facilities in Ukraine have suffered significant damage as a result of explosions, affecting the energy situation throughout the country, Vladimir Zelensky reported.

No evidence to support US claim China conducted nuclear blast test

An international monitor said it has seen no evidence to support the claim by a senior United States official who accused China of carrying out a series of clandestine nuclear tests in 2020 and concealing activities that violated nuclear test ban treaties.

Trump video showing Obamas as monkeys sparks outrage over 'vile' racist depiction

US President Donald Trump on Thursday posted an election conspiracy video that depicted former president Barack Obama and his wife Michelle as monkeys, drawing condemnation from prominent Democrats.

Lavrov calls on journalists to request list of those killed in Bucha

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov once again suggested the Western journalists request a list with the names of those who were killed in Bucha as he once again accused the West of lying about the massacre.

US and Iran talks to begin as fears of direct conflict continue

Senior US and Iranian officials are expected to meet in Oman later for direct talks amid a crisis that has raised fears of a military confrontation between the two countries.

Ukraine was first to attack Russian power facilities — Lavrov

Ukraine and not Russia was the first to start strikes against power installations, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with RT television.

UK's Starmer apologises to Epstein victims for appointing Mandelson US ambassador

British ​Prime Minister ⁠Keir Starmer apologised to the victims of Jeffrey ​Epstein ‍on Thursday and said ​he was sorry for ​having believed the "lies" of Peter Mandelson, whom he had appointed as US ambassador.

Europe is under censorship and lacks unbiased info on Ukrainian conflict — Orban

Europeans are treated with one-sided information about the conflict in Ukraine because they are unable to hear Russia's stance due to the ban on broadcasting of Russian media on their territories, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said.