Russia will keep destroying Al-Qaeda agents - Medvedev
President Medvedev has said that Russian special services will keep destroying the emissaries of Al-Qaeda who arrive in the country.
Alleged Nazi death camp guard Demjanjuk to hear verdict
A suspected former death camp guard accused of aiding the murder of thousands of Jews during World War II, is about to learn his fate. A Munich court is set to deliver its verdict on the case of 91-year-old John Demjanjuk on Thursday.
Gaddafi appears on TV after two-week absence
Libyan state TV has shown footage of an apparently unharmed Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to put an end to a fortnight of speculation about his death.
Moscow wants Ukraine to punish nationalists
Ukrainian authorities must bring to account nationalists who staged provocations on Victory Day in Lvov and other cities in Western Ukraine, stated the head of the State Duma Committee for CIS Affairs, Liberal Democrats MP Aleksey Ostrovsky.
Obama`s broken immigration promises
US President Barack Obama took his renewed push for immigration reform to the border. But it sounds like the same old promises to people who have been working and waiting patiently for a change in America`s broken immigration policy.
Georgian govt accused of corrupting courts
Recent controversial court decisions in Georgia have brought the country`s legal system under the spotlight. With the acquittal rate at less than one per cent, many accuse the government of tightening its grip over judges.
Bin Laden compound turned into video game
A media frenzy, infographics, computer simulations and the like have all taken shape since Osama Bin Laden was killed by US forces. Now, videos games are starting to pop-up with "Counter Strike: Source" leading the way.
American Justice: Eye for an eye for Osama bin Laden
American justice has been served by way of an "eye for an eye" approach with the assassination of Osama bin Laden by US forces.
People return to Fukushima exclusion zone
More than 90 evacuees from the 20-kilometer no-go zone around the Fukushima nuclear power plant have been allowed to return to their homes to gather personal possessions.
Immigrant entrepreneurs fleeing America
Faced with challenges and a dwindling US economy, immigrants who came to America with big ideas and true business savvy are packing up and leaving as foreign markets begin to prosper.
Bin Laden killing puts Pakistani peace at risk
With US-Pakistani relations already quite strained over predator drones and private contractors, the operation that killed Bin Laden has not only given way to mutual accusations, but has also endangered peace in the region.
Cities, States face new crisis under debt ceiling debate
If the US federal government fails to address and raise the national debt ceiling, those first and most impacted by the consequences will be states, cities and local governments.
Daughter: Bin Laden captured alive, executed later
Osama Bin Laden▓s daughter claimed her father was captured alive by US forces and then later executed in front of her.
Obama refuses to prove Bin Laden`s death
Barack Obama has backtracked on the promise by the CIA to deliver proof of Osama Bin Laden`s, death saying the images of the Al-Qaeda leader`s body will not be released to the public.
Top Al-Qaeda envoy killed in Chechnya
A chief Al-Qaeda operative, Doger Sevdet, known under the alias Abdulla Kurd, has been killed in the North Caucasus by Russian law enforcement. A Turkish national, he is credited with being the international co-ordinator of the region`s terror cells.
Russia welcomes news of Bin Laden`s killing, but warns of "posthumous glorification"
Russian authorities on Monday welcomed the news of Osama Bin Laden`s killing by US Navy Seals and called upon further international co-operation in fighting terrorism.
Story of Bin Laden`s death looks like staged fairytale
RT`s military contributor, Colonel Evgeny Khrushchev, has pointed out that it took Obama two years to present his birth certificate. Now, it may take a lot longer to show Bin Laden`s death certificate.
Musharraf condemns Bin Laden kill operation
Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf denounced the US led operation which killed Osama Bin Laden in Pakistan, arguing America violated Pakistan`s sovereignty.
Working Americans suffer most as debt collectors go wild
While the US government is the biggest borrower in the country, it is still the working Americans who have to bear the brunt with growing numbers said to be subjected to extreme abuse from debt collectors.
Bin Laden sacrificed to keep fanning flames of war
The death of Osama Bin Laden may have been praised around the world, but that world is now bracing itself for a terrorist response, and while the symbol of America`s War on Terror seems to be done with, the actual war on terror is not.
Georgian regime turns on families of opposition
The opposition in Georgia is bracing itself for another battle against President Mikhail Saakashvili, with mass rallies set for later this month.
Fight over release of Bin Laden body photographs
Even hours after President Barak Obama announced the death of Osama Bin Laden on Sunday night, people began rallying for the release of photos of the deceased al-Qaeda leader.
Wal-Mart CEO predicts serious inflation
The leader of the world`s largest retailer predicts US consumers will face severe inflation on prices for food, clothing and other products in the coming months.
WikiLeaks revelations only tip of iceberg - Assange
The man behind WikiLeaks says his website`s revelations are just the tip of the iceberg. In an exclusive interview with RT, Julian Assange said it is only a matter of time before more damaging information becomes known.
Iran in Arab turmoil may spell trouble for Israel
The US is calling for sanctions against Syria and accuses President Assad of turning to Iran in a way that could unite the two against Washington`s closest ally in the region - Israel.