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Most popular German party disproportionally targeted by violent attacks
The Alternative for Germany party was the target of most violent offenses against politicians in 2025, according to government data Read Full Article at RT.com
Putin-Xi summit delivers 40 deals and sweeping joint declarations: As it happened
Russia and China sealed dozens of new cooperation deals and issued joint declarations during the Putin-Xi summit in Beijing Read Full Article at RT.com
Senate advances bill to limit Trump’s Iran war powers
The US Senate has advanced a resolution to curb President Donald Trump’s authority to continue military operations against Iran Read Full Article at RT.com
US to cut wartime troop commitments to NATO – Reuters
The Pentagon reportedly plans to “significantly scale down” the size of the forces that Europe can rely on during a conflict Read Full Article at RT.com
China is Russia’s ‘most powerful strategic partner’ – Putin investment envoy (VIDEO)
China is Russia’s most powerful strategic partner, cooperating on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kremlin envoy Kirill Dmitriev has said Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Not logical’ to give protection to Ukrainian males – EU special envoy
Brussels should strip fighting-age Ukrainians of protection to avoid sending “controversial” signals to Kiev, an EU special envoy has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump vs Massie in Kentucky: Is Israel breaking MAGA?
Kentucky’s Republican primary is a showdown between Thomas Massie and the entire weight of the Trump-backed pro-Israel establishment Read Full Article at RT.com
NATO state rejects Israeli ambassador
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has refused to approve Israel’s proposed envoy to Zagreb, citing disagreements with West Jerusalem Read Full Article at RT.com
Washington helped wanted Polish ex-minister flee to US – Reuters
Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau helped former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro get a US visa, Reuters has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
WATCH violent protests in Bolivia over cost-of-living crisis
Violent clashes erupted in Bolivia’s capital La Paz as protesters demanded that President Rodrigo Paz resign over rising costs of living Read Full Article at RT.com
