On March 31, a Paris court sentenced Le Pen to four years in prison and ruled to bar her from holding elected office and participating in elections for five years ...

Hasan Unal believes that US President Donald Trump expects that by convincing other NATO countries to increase their defense budgets, he will provide orders for the American military-industrial ...

According to Turkish political scientist and professor at the Bashkent University in Ankara Hasan Unal, the Baltic states are suitable for provocations ...

MOSCOW, July 8. /TASS/. Expenditures from the federal budget for the implementation of National Projects in Russia amounted provisionally to 2.78 trillion rubles ($35.4 bln) as of July 1 of this year, ...

CHISINAU, July 8. /TASS/. Moldova’s Central Electoral Commission (CEC) may suspend the activities of a number of political parties ahead of the parliamentary elections on September 28, CEC secretary ...

ANKARA, July 8. /TASS/. The decisions of the NATO summits have ceased to be binding, and there is no consensus among the members on the common goals due to the wide geography and differences of ...

ANKARA, July 8. /TASS/. Under current geopolitical conditions, the Ukraine conflict will end on the battlefield and not via talks, Hasan Unal, an expert on international security issues and professor ...

ATHENS, July 8. /TASS/. Three people were killed and two, a Russian among them, were injured in a Houthi attack on Greek cargo ship the Eternity C off the coast of Yemen, Greek television channel ...

Alexey Maslov emphasized that BRICS offers a platform where China can play an influential role and have its voice heard ...

Earlier this year, the Taliban, which is currently in power in Afghanistan, came out with severe criticism of the ICC’s actions and announced its withdrawal from the Rome Statute ...

"Israel's plans will not succeed, as the Palestinian people are showing resilience and unwavering determination," Mohammad Mustafa said ...

When announcing its decision, the court stated that there are still sufficient reasons to keep Promes detained ...