Russia considers $50 billion investment in Iranian oil & gas
Russian energy companies could spend as much as $50 billion on oil and gas exploration in Iran, a presidential aide told Tass news agency .
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‘People ran out of the building with their hands up’: Witness recalls YouTube HQ shooting (VIDEO)
A man who witnessed chaos following the YouTube HQ shooting has recalled hearing sounds of gunshots and scared people running out of the building.
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Western pressure brings Russia & China closer
Trade tensions between China and the US as well as the expulsion of Russian diplomats by Western countries could drive Moscow and Beijing to form closer ties, Chinese analysts say.
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Russian gas transits through Ukraine to plunge dramatically
After Russia builds natural gas pipelines to Europe and Turkey, transit through Ukraine is expected to fall by more than 80 percent, according to Gazprom CEO Aleksey Miller.
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SAS soldier died in Syria trying to ‘kill or capture’ ISIS member
A British soldier who died in Syria last week was taking part in a covert mission to capture a fugitive Islamic State (formerly ISIS) leader, the Pentagon has revealed.
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Eddie Izzard: Comedian, Transgender Activist and Now Politician
Eddie Izzard: Comedian, Transgender Activist and Now Politician
Russian 4th largest city scraps direct mayoral elections
The city of Ekaterinburg in Russia’s Urals has scrapped direct mayoral elections prompting mass protests. Now instead of a popular vote, the mayor in the fourth largest Russian city will be elected by the city council members.
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Slit-throat’ girl offered trip to waste recycling plant the Netherlands
A young girl who rose to fame after making a slit-throat gesture at the regional governor amid environmental protests in Moscow Region was offered a trip to the Netherlands to study the latest recycling technology.
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5 Plants and Animals Utterly Confused by Climate Change
Global warming is causing spring to arrive early and autumn to come late in many places, and not all species are adapting at the same rate.
Italian president opens talks on forming new govt
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