Kim Jong Un and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met on July 12 in Wonsan

Kim Jong Un met with the top Russian diplomat Sergey Lavrov on July 12 in Wonsan

Moscow understands the reasons for implementation of the nuclear program by North Korea, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said earlier

A firearm was discharged inside a hotel room in Reykjavík last night.

Police rushed to a hotel in Malta on Friday morning to discover the body of a lifeless man on the ground.

The former Prime Minister, who declared himself a socialist during his political career, is splashing out on a floor that drops and rises at the touch of a button.

In what is thought to be the first case of its kind, the judge said the surgery was a 'need' and not a 'whim' meaning it was 'reasonable' for the couple to split the bill.

Rosie O'Donnell reignited her decades-long feud with Donald Trump in a blistering online barrage, accusing him of abuse, corruption, and unfitness for office.

A B-school student in Kolkata was arrested following accusations of drugging and raping a woman psychologist during a counseling session in his hostel room. However, a twist emerged when the woman's father refuted the allegations, claiming police coercion. The student is currently in police custody, while the police are facing non-cooperation from the family.

A preliminary report on the Air India AI171 crash reveals a potential fuel supply cutoff to both engines shortly after takeoff. The investigation highlights conflicting pilot statements and a possible mechanical fault with the fuel control switches, as indicated in a 2018 safety bulletin.

Pilots express concerns and skepticism regarding the AAIB report on the AI-171 incident, questioning the timing of engine shutdowns and the failure of the emergency locator transmitter. They highlight ambiguities in the report, the lack of transparency in the investigation, and the exclusion of experienced pilots from the investigation team.

Union aviation minister Ram Mohan Naidu urged the public to refrain from drawing conclusions about the AI-171 crash, emphasizing the need to await the final investigation report from the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB). He commended the AAIB's transparent and professional approach, highlighting their adherence to international protocols during the investigation.

The AAIB's preliminary report on the AI-171 crash hasn't recommended actions for Boeing 787-8 or GE GEnx-1B engine operators, pending further investigation. Data analysis continues, with collaboration from the NTSB, Boeing, GE, FAA, and UK officials. Early media reports suggested fuel control switch issues, but no FAA airworthiness directive has been issued, offering relief to Boeing.

Once a thriving, mega-rich market town, it is now so dominated by boarded-up buildings that there seem to be more empty storefronts than occupied ones.

Air defense aids and munitions are the priority areas in procurements, Annette Lehnigk-Emden added

According to sources of the TV company, such step would serve as a «signal to Russia»

One person was detained for attacking a police officer

The decision was made «for the purpose of facilitation the return of Syrians to the homeland and relieve the burden of checkpoints in hours of their greatest load»

The drone danger regime at nighttime continues

Sources call it an initial step in a 'rapprochement process' to restore the relationship between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the rest of the Royal Family.

Former head of merchandising, Olivia Brooks, said she was 'treated in a way no one should experience'.

In an extraordinary leak, a local government official was photographed on the Tube reading a confidential Transport for London (TfL) document that listed a string of anti-car proposals.

A report into the crash near Ahmedabad, India, yesterday revealed how just seconds after take-off, both of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner's fuel-control switches moved to the 'cut-off' position.

The President took to his own social media platform, Truth Social, on Saturday to call out the star, claiming she 'is not in the best interests' of America.

The US president has announced similar levies on at least 25 other nations in the last few days Read Full Article at RT.com

The scene at the Turning Point USA conference in Tampa — the young MAGA faithful boils over the Epstein memo saga and boos talk of protecting immigrant workers.

Pakistan, nearing the end of its UNSC presidency, plans an open debate on global disputes, aiming for a resolution promoting peaceful settlement mechanisms. While seemingly intended to spotlight Kashmir, the resolution will likely be generic to avoid vetoes, focusing on broad principles. Islamabad will also host an event to bolster UN-OIC cooperation, seeking support for its Kashmir stance.

Those fired from the department include two prosecutors who worked under former special counsel Jack Smith.

An agreement has been reached on the official adjournment of Parliament, according to Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir, Speaker of Alþingi. The final parliamentary session before the summer recess will take place on Monday, July 14.

Poles have a right to remember the victims of the Ukrainian Nazi crimes, whose souls “cry out” for a decent burial, Karol Nawrocki has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Several MPs had moved in April to ban the commercial promotion of alchemists, astrologers, and other occult services Read Full Article at RT.com

Criminal investigations against tech giants such as Telegram and X will be France’s downfall, Pavel Durov has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

A tragic accident in Ramban district, Jammu and Kashmir, resulted in the death of five people after their SUV plunged into a deep gorge on Friday evening. One person died at the scene, while others succumbed to injuries en route to or at hospitals.

Union Minister Chirag Paswan criticized Bihar's deteriorating law and order following a series of murders, including a hospital worker in Nalanda. Political tensions escalated as Congress leaders blamed the central government, while the ruling coalition pointed fingers at the opposition.

Samba district police in Jammu have dismantled an illegal arms trade network, arresting a Central University of Jammu student from Bihar. Kaif Ahmad was apprehended with a country-made pistol, revealing his involvement in smuggling firearms from Bihar to sell to criminals in J&K. Police are investigating further, vowing to continue cracking down on illegal arms dealing.