Bulgaria heads to the polls on Sunday to elect a new parliament. The vote is impacted by stalled reforms, a shrinking economy and the coronavirus pandemic. The EU’s poorest member state has already had athletes and...
Officer killed in US Capitol car-ramming attack
A police officer guarding the US Capitol has been killed and another injured when a man drove a car into a security barrier and then lunged at the officers with a knife. The suspect was shot and later died. Our North...
Grand parade in Cairo as Egyptian mummies move to new museum
A grand parade will convey 22 ancient Egyptian royal mummies in specially designed capsules across the capital Cairo on Saturday to a new museum home where they can be displayed in greater splendour.
Biden offers Ukraine ‘unwavering support’ over standoff with Russia
U.S. President Joe Biden used a first official phone call with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday to offer staunch support in Ukraine’s standoff over Russian troops near its border.
France’s Total closes gas plant after Mozambique jihadist attacks
French energy giant Total has shut its operations and withdrawn all staff from a site in northern Mozambique following last week’s deadly jihadist attack in the area, security sources said Friday.
Favoring the rich | Major US companies dodge taxes while small businesses go bust
Recent revelations show that over 50 big American companies managed to dodge paying federal corporate income taxes, which comes amid widespread job losses due to the pandemic. RT looks at how the US system appears to...
Not so festive | Europe’s Easter mood dampened by COVID curbs
The mood in Europe this Easter is far from festive – Germany has introduced strict night-time curfews in several states, while France has banned booze in public spaces to slow the spread of COVID. Across the EU, several...