Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, March 31st Read more
A recent study shows that US students use their phones an average of 64 times per school day ruining concentration and cognitive abilities Read Full Article at RT.com
A Russian An-26 military transport plane has crashed in Crimea, killing all 29 people on board Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump’s approach to NATO signals a change in US strategy – less commitment, more control – and a future where Europe stands on its own Read Full Article at RT.com
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for de‑escalation of the Middle East war as tanker attacks and rising fuel costs add to tensions Read Full Article at RT.com
US forces would take heavy casualties invading Iran’s Kharg Island, former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik has told RT Read Full Article at RT.com
The bullet that killed Charlie Kirk does not conclusively match Tyler Robinson’s gun, Robinson’s lawyers have claimed Read Full Article at RT.com
EU diplomats are puzzled by Ukraine’s unwillingness to let the bloc’s experts check the Druzhba pipeline, Euractiv has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
The Israeli parliament has passed a law mandating the death penalty for Palestinians accused of terrorism without the right to appeal Read Full Article at RT.com
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed a law authorizing the name change, marking another example of Trump’s name and likeness appearing on American buildings and institutions.
The Supreme Court again considered alleged bias accusations against an infamous Mississippi prosecutor.
Judge Richard Leon criticized the Trump administration’s “brazen” arguments for the project. The planned $400 million ballroom has been a presidential priority.
Au complexe sportif Boris Léontieff, à Arue, le «Challenge Porinetia» bat son plein depuis le 30 mars. Pendant une semaine, les jeunes talents de Tahiti et des Îles Sous-le-Vent s’affrontent, avec pour objectif de dénicher les futures pépites du basket-ball polynésien.
Finnish MP Paivi Rasanen has been found guilty and fined for “insulting” homosexuals in a 2004 church pamphlet Read Full Article at RT.com
From selling out to the US to admitting green-power failures to aiding the war on Iran, the EU is wearing out its knee pads at a record pace Read Full Article at RT.com
Police have set up a new taskforce to specifically examine allegations of sexual abuse involving paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein in the UK
Police who failed to investigate child sex grooming gangs will be held to account, the new independent inquiry's head pledged today.
With more than 30,000 fans in attendance at the National Stadium, Singapore signed off their 2027 Asian Cup qualifying on a high with a 1-0 win over Bangladesh in their Group C clash on Tuesday (March 31).The Lions thus completed the campaign unbeaten.Harhys Stewart's first-half goal in the 31st minute, his first in international football, was the difference as the Lions withstood immense pressure from Bangladesh to seal the win.A swift counter-attack saw Glenn Kweh played through on goal, and his powerful shot was parried by Bangladesh goalkeeper Mitul Marma.The rebound fell kindly to Ikhsan Fandi, who showed composure to tee up Stewart, who tapped it into the net, sparking a roar from the crowd.Bangladesh continued to press after the break and spent long periods in Singapore's half but were unable to find a way through.Speaking after the match, Lions' coach Gavin Lee said: «I think first and foremost, we've got a good result, but not a good performance.»I think all the boys know despite us having a clean sheet and finishing the campaign unbeaten, we’re definitely not satisfied with the performance."
The Indian-flagged LPG tanker Pine Gas faced a nearly three-week delay passing through the Strait of Hormuz after Iran began selective passage. The vessel, carrying 45,000 metric tons of LPG, was eventually rerouted via a less-used channel north of Larak Island, guided by the Indian Navy and escorted by warships.
