Half-naked girls descended on the European Commission in Moscow to protest against the war in Libya. They brought mattresses with Gaddafi portraits, claiming the European leaders started the war because they do not sleep well.
As India is seeing the growth of a new middle class, whose appetite for spending is growing with it, the world begins to see huge market opportunities in the country of 1.2 billion people.
American beauty queen and actress Susie Castillo said she was violated by a TSA screener recently at a Dallas airport when the agent fondled her vagina.
Nothing sounds better than Sergey Rachmaninov to the British people. A poll with over 180,000 respondents has revealed that Rachmaninov`s Concerto No 2 for piano with orchestra is Britain`s favorite work of classical music, The Daily Telegraph reports.
The organizers of the Sochi Winter Olympics have revealed the official design of the 2014 Games which they hope will live long in the memory.
The mayor of the Croatian island of Hvar wants to lure tourists including Mark Zuckerberg, founder of the world`s most popular social networking site Facebook, by renaming one of the nearby islands after the online service.
The billionaire businessman turned possible conservative presidential contender is being challenged over his lack of voter participation for the past 21 years.
In a new twist to the birther debate, a state senator from Hawaii alleged that the reason US President Barack Obama has not release a full birth certificate is not because he was born abroad, but because he is hiding the identify of his true father.
Italy has approved the use of its fighter jets in NATO`s airstrikes in Libya, despite its earlier refusal to join the bombings. Fighting perseveres in the besieged town of Misrata in western Libya.
Philip White, from the Citizen`s Nuclear Information Center, says that the situation in Fukushima is worse than the plant`s owners are willing to admit.
45 percent of registered Republicans believe Obama was born outside the US. 22 percent said they are unsure where he was born.
Mustafa Abdel Jalil, the head of the Libyan Transitional National Council, declared on Sunday that the council has received $180 million from Kuwait.
Moscow says it is ready to assist in peace and dialogue efforts in Libya in order to prevent further civilian casualties on condition of an immediate ceasefire.
With gold advancing to a new all time high above $1500 per ounce Business RT spoke with Tim McCutcheon CEO of Ovoca Gold about the factors driving precious metals and the price outlook.
A new poll indicates that 44 percent of Americans are planning to vote for someone other than US President Barack Obama in 2012. The poll also indicated however that 53 percent of respondents could not name any of the Republican candidates.
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko has claimed that his country is under "massive pressure" from external forces and vowed to resist any attempts to bring the state to its knees.
The Tokyo Electric Power Company says radioactive substances that leaked into the sea at the damaged Fukushima plant over six days in April exceed the annual allowable limit by 20,000 times.
The battle for influence over the international airwaves has opened a new front-in Washington.
Italy is experiencing tough times. The level of unemployment is rising and, with one out of five young people not having a job, the country risks to have its young specialists gone abroad to seek employment.
Condoms for children aged 12 and 14 have been designed in Switzerland after a study showed that sexually active teenagers avoid using contraceptives due to unsuitable sizes.
A top surgeon has been forced to quit his post over comments he wrote about semen and its effect on the health, happiness and well-being of women.
A California storefront was offering immigrants a chance at the American Dream. Through promises of citizenship, benefits and the shot of passport approval, David Deng has been creating a fake army, enlisting the aid of area Chinese to the US military.
Belarusian prosecutors have released several shots from a metro surveillance camera showing the man they suspect of planting and detonating Monday`s deadly bomb.
NATO nations have stressed they are united over their main goal in Libya as foreign ministers met in Germany amid disputes over the alliance▓s future involvement in the North African country.
A Finnish Priest has been defrocked for openly speaking out against a terrorist website hosted in the country.