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2009-02-10, 10:30

Obama warns of economic meltdown

US President Barack Obama says if lawmakers fail to approve his proposals for tackling the recession, the economic crisis could become a national catastrophe. Obama is struggling to win the support of a divided Congress for his recovery package.

2009-02-10, 10:24

Hard choice: Israel elects Prime Minister

Israel will vote for a new Prime Minister on Tuesday, after a devastating war in Gaza in January. There are three leading candidates in the race, but no definite favourite.

2009-02-09, 15:21

Japanese car giant Nissan to slash 20,000 jobs over crisis

TOKYO, February 9 (RIA Novosti) - Nissan Motor Company, one of the world`s leading carmakers, announced on Monday it would slash 20,000 jobs or about 8.5% of its workforce worldwide to weather the global economic crisis.

2009-01-19, 14:46

Moldavian expert: Ukraine cannot be a guarantor in the Transdnestr conflict settlement any longer

"The gas crisis, which endangered physical survival of people not only in the closest Ukrainian neighbor countries, Moldavia and Transdnestr, but also in many European countries, has finally corroborated what was obvious and well known: Ukraine is inconsistent as a state," Moldavian historian and political scientist Oles Stan said to a REGNUM correspondent during an interview on January 13.

2008-09-02, 14:22

New Orleans largely spared by Hurricane Gustav

New Orleans evacuees scattered across the country were anxious to return home after their city was largely spared by Hurricane Gustav, but Mayor Ray Nagin warned they may have to wait in shelters and motels a few days longer.

2008-09-02, 13:33

Euro strikes six-month dollar low

The euro on Monday fell below 1.45 dollars for the first time since February as the market anticipated lower interest rates in the eurozone, with inflation concerns easing amid tumbling oil prices.

2008-09-02, 12:16

Jude Law promotes peace in Afghanistan

Together with director Jeremy Gilley, the Oscar-nominated Law has returned to Afghanistan to help maintain momentum for Peace Day - an annual day on Sept. 21 urging a global cease-fire and nonviolence.

2008-09-02, 10:44

Russia says US may have sent weapons to Georgia

Russia warned the West on Monday against supporting Georgia`s leadership, suggesting that the United States carried weapons as well as aid to the ex-Soviet republic and calling for an arms embargo until the Georgian government falls.

2008-08-26, 13:10

Bush presses Russia on question with Georgia regions

The White House on Monday pressed Russia not to recognize Georgia`s rebel areas and said Vice President Dick Cheney, an staunch critic of Moscow, would visit the region to show U.S. support for former Soviet states.

2008-08-26, 10:41

Fourth child on the way for Charlie Sheen

Make that "Two and a Half Men," three daughters and a baby on the way for Charlie Sheen. The actor is expecting a child with wife Brooke Mueller, Sheen announced Monday in a statement.

2008-07-24, 15:40

Russia says opposes deadlines for Iran response

Russia said on Thursday it opposed any artificial deadlines being issued to Iran to force it to respond to incentives from world powers on suspending its nuclear activities.

2008-07-24, 10:29

Venezuela denies report of Russian base

Venezuela`s government denied on Wednesday that President Hugo Chavez invited Russia to open a military base in his country, disputing a report by Russia`s Interfax saying that Russian troops were welcome in the South American nation.

2008-07-12, 14:43

North Korean nuclear talks lead to agreement

Negotiators from six nations agreed Saturday on steps to verify North Korea`s nuclear disarmament, opening the final phase in tortuous efforts to rid the North of nuclear weapons.

2008-07-12, 10:12

Russia rebuffs U.S. over Georgia mediation

Russia will reject a call by the United States for international mediators to take a bigger role in defusing a row with Georgia, Interfax news agency quoted a Russian diplomatic source as saying on Friday.

2008-07-10, 13:03

Rice: Russia should not worsen tension in Georgia

Russia should help resolve tension over Georgia`s rebel regions instead of contributing to it, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said on Thursday, and she urged an end to violence there.

2008-07-07, 13:02

Oil falls below $144 with dollar strengthening

The price for a barrel of oil shed more $2 Monday with the dollar gaining strength, but traders watched for a further weakening of the greenback and renewed Mideast tensions.

2008-07-07, 11:13

Tycoon to turn Bruce Lee`s last home into museum

The billionaire owner of Bruce Lee`s final home hopes to build a museum to the martial arts legend, giving in to public calls to prevent the sale of the luxury house in a northern Hong Kong suburb for millions of dollars.

2008-06-21, 13:51

Russia: Threatening Iran could hurt nuclear talks

Russia`s U.N. envoy said on Friday that threatening Iran with military action over its nuclear program could undermine newfound momentum in the drive by six world powers to resolve the standoff with Tehran.

2008-06-21, 10:44

Twins born six weeks apart in India

Twins born in eastern India almost six weeks apart and of the opposite sex are doing well despite low birth weights, doctors said, according to a report Sunday.