What Western media dismissed as a “club of autocrats” has grown into the Global South’s blueprint for a post-Western world. Read Full Article at RT.com

The authorities in Kiev framed a “random man” as the murderer of MP Andrey Parubiy, Artyom Dmitruk has claimed Read Full Article at RT.com

Despite US pressure, India and Russia reaffirmed their strong ties at the SCO summit, with PM Modi and President Putin emphasizing their nations' enduring friendship and cooperation. Modi highlighted the importance of their partnership for global stability, while Putin noted the positive momentum in trade and economic relations.

At the SCO summit, PM Modi condemned terrorism, highlighting the Pahalgam attack and urging members to avoid double standards. He emphasized security, connectivity respecting sovereignty, and opportunity through cooperation. India did not endorse China's BRI due to the CPEC. Modi advocated for UN reforms and proposed a Civilizational Dialogue Forum to strengthen ties, underscoring India's active role in the SCO.

The Supreme Court has declined to direct the Election Commission to accept Aadhaar as sole proof of citizenship for Bihar voter list enrollment, emphasizing its legal limitations. Justices Surya Kant and Joymalya Bagchi reiterated that Aadhaar remains an identity document, not a citizenship proof, aligning with the Aadhaar Act and the Puttaswamy judgment.

An ex-Danish MP has been sentenced to four months in prison for possessing thousands of abuse files Read Full Article at RT.com

Protesters splashed red paint on performer David D’Or in Warsaw Read Full Article at RT.com

Viktor Yanukovich said he wanted Ukraine to join the EU, but knew that membership in the military bloc would be “a disaster” Read Full Article at RT.com

The Russian and US presidents discussed holding direct talks with Kiev but no decision has been finalized, according to Yury Ushakov Read Full Article at RT.com

The victory over Japan remains one of the most overlooked yet decisive chapters of the war Read Full Article at RT.com

The EU has no “jurisdiction or competence” regarding potential deployment of troops to Ukraine, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says Read Full Article at RT.com

Amidst ongoing controversy surrounding the Great Nicobar Project, Congress MP Manickam Tagore has appealed to Prime Minister Modi, emphasizing the need to safeguard the constitutional and legal rights of the Nicobarese tribes.

Amid strengthening ties between India and Russia, Moscow is exploring potential investments to manufacture its Sukhoi Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jets in India. This development occurs as India seeks advanced air defense systems from Russia and navigates trade tensions with the United States, who is also offering its F-35 fighter jets.

Aimed at boosting women's workforce participation, the ambitious plan to establish 17,000 anganwadi cum creches (AWCCs) by 2026 faces significant setbacks. Government data reveals a stark reality: of the nearly 9 crore children enrolled in anganwadis, a mere fraction have access to creche facilities.

Google Maps has now “reopened” Reykjanesbraut to traffic, after the road had been marked as closed on the app for the past 24 hours.

The Russian foreign minister pointed out that the United States and other Western countries continued to try to maintain their dominance in the world through blackmail, sanctions, and tariff restrictions

«The company will initiate the procedure of legal entity registration in the Russian Federation in coming days,» the online retalier said

According to the company's CEO, the transition to the new name will be seamless and will not affect business operations

Upon the return from Beijing, Robert Fico plans to meet Vladimir Zelensky

The Russian leader highlighted the significance of study-abroad programs for cultural ties

[New Times] The government has introduced a new ministerial order that makes both environmental and social impact assessments mandatory for major development projects, a move experts say will ensure that growth is not only ecologically sustainable but also socially responsible.

[New Times] Rwanda's Amavubi are Monday, September 1, starting intensive training sessions at Amahoro Stadium, preparing for the upcoming two World Cup 2026 Qualifiers against Nigeria and Zimbabwe.

The former acting mayor of Brussels’ Molenbeek district insists her remarks were only directed at xenophobic people Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia earlier said the West is using propaganda on gender relations to undermine its statehood Read Full Article at RT.com

Xi, Putin and Modi have lead calls in Tianjin for a UN-centered multipolar system, as Eurasian blocs tighten and the EU is sidelined Read Full Article at RT.com

Leading international experts, including from the UN and India, will meet in Vladivostok to discuss fragmentation and new global trade rules Read Full Article at RT.com

Lithuania has already received funds for monitoring of its border with Russia’s Kaliningrad Region, the Commission president has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Delhi-NCR experienced heavy rainfall and gusty winds on Monday, providing respite from the heat but causing significant disruptions. Waterlogging and traffic jams plagued the region, with rising Yamuna levels prompting flood alerts and the closure of the Old Railway Bridge. Commuters faced severe congestion, and travel advisories were issued by airlines.

Authorities in Delhi have ordered the closure of the Old Railway Bridge due to the rising Yamuna River, which is nearing the evacuation level. Heavy water discharge from the Hathnikund Barrage has pushed the river's level, prompting alerts for potential flooding in low-lying areas.

TEHRAN – Iranian students have managed to grab 13 medals - three gold medals, four silver medals, and six bronze medals - at the INNOVERSE International Invention & Innovation Expo, showcasing their exceptional talents in science and technology.