Anti-government protests in debt-stricken Greece have turned violent. Demonstrators clashed with police forces after tear gas was used to disperse protesters. People in central Athens are protesting against new austerity measures to aid the economy.
To Europe, Hitler justified the military campaign against the USSR as a crusade against communism, a menace to be destroyed, explains British historian and author Dr Michael Jones, well-known for his books on World War II.
An outbreak of a peculiar strain of the E. coli bacteria has already taken 40 lives worldwide.
Thousands of bicyclists took to the streets of Portland, Oregon on Saturday night, riding in hordes across meandering avenues of asphalt on their two-wheelers.
The media is finally reporting on what most of America has known all along: they are sick of war.
If you thought the recent statistic published by USA Today saying online sex trafficking of underage girls was on the rise at an astronomical rate was unbelievable, well, that`s because it was.
Russian art has proved to be in demand at the largest art festival in the world, Art Basel, in Switzerland, a Mecca for art collectors from around the world.
Russia suffers one of the highest rates of teen suicide in the world. According to recent school polls, "ways to commit suicide" is one of the most popular internet searches among teenagers. Psychologists say parental indifference is often the cause.
What challenges could face a foreign filmmaker if he decides to shoot a sitcom in Russia? Exporting Raymond has all the answers, with a twist of humor.
It is a war that lives on in the United States. Soldiers can be found camped out near the battlefields where forefathers once fought, re-enacting the Civil War, 150 years later.
Voice of Russia Radio is set to add a new perspective to the airwaves in the US. Their motto is: "The more voices, the better." The service is launching two US-based stations broadcasting from Washington and New York.
No matter what environmental laws are adopted, they will not be efficient unless society changes its attitude to ecology, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said at the State Council session.
Muslim muftis will soon be sent to the Russian Army for spiritual guidance of Muslim servicemen, according to Russia`s Supreme Mufti Talgat Tadzhuddin. Currently, only Orthodox priests are present among Army staff.
The birth of a white rabbit with no ears not far from the damaged Fukushima power plant in Japan has sparked fear in locals.
Two female teachers have become the latest in a string of ▒cougars▓ charged with engaging in sexual activities with underage students.
Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov has stated he is ready to give up business in case the Right Cause, the party he has agreed to lead, makes it to the State Duma in the parliamentary election this December.
Dmitry Medvedev has met over a cup of tea with the residents from Nenashevo village in the Tula Region, who had sent the president a letter telling him about day-to-day problems that Russian farming sector workers are facing.
A list of the worst people of all time in a middle school yearbook has sparked a furious debate in the state of Arkansas.
New rules intended to broaden the opportunities for authors and help users who do not violate copyright interests are to be proposed to the G8 by President Medvedev.
The funeral of Abkhazia`s President Sergey Bagapsh is taking place today following his death five days ago in a medical center in Moscow.
Fed up with your daily routine? In search of inspiration? Head to the Art Healing Ministry in New York, where the quintessential conceptual artist - Russian-born Alexander Melamid - will help you recover with a twist of irony.
The man suspected of killing Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya has been brought to Moscow for interrogation. Prosecutors believe they are a little closer to solving the murder, one of the most high-profile slayings in recent Russian memory.
It was one Russian child`s dying wish to a president - a new hospital for cancer-suffering children. As the doors of the center are now about to officially open, the memory of Dima, who sadly did not survive his illness, will live on.
Georgetown and Congress Heights are both communities in Washington, DC, but although they are only a few miles away, they are in some ways, worlds apart.
Former Yukos head Mikhail Khodorkovsky has filed a request for early parole. However, he has no intention of asking for mercy and admitting his guilt.