Lebanon’s president approves loan for electricity provider amid fuel shortages and reports of imminent blackouts
Fuel shortages in Lebanon have forced President Michel Aoun to grant the state electricity company…More
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WATCH: Angry demonstrators in Canada behead statue of Egerton Ryerson, architect of controversial abuse-prone school system
Protesters have toppled and beheaded a statue of Egerton Ryerson, an architect of Canada’s infamous…More
Germany calls on EU to scrap members’ veto right on bloc’s foreign policy decisions
The EU should get rid of the right for individual member states to block its…More
Huge blaze at chemical factory kills 18 people in western India (VIDEO)
At least 18 people have been killed in a blaze at a chemical plant near…More
Brazil doesn’t need US permission to its own backyard, ex-president Lula tells RT
RT’s Oksana Boyko caught up with Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the former leader of…More
Progress on Myanmar route to peace ‘painfully slow’, Malaysia’s FM says ahead of Aung San Suu Kyi trial
Malaysia’s foreign minister has lamented the lack of progress on implementing a five-point plan to…More
‘Increasingly difficult’ to extend Iran monitoring agreement, UN nuclear watchdog chief says
Talks to extend the agreement allowing UN inspectors to monitor Iranian nuclear activity are becoming…More
Vaccines for everyone over 18, says India’s Modi, as Delhi vows free rations for 800 million people until November
India’s prime minister has announced that Delhi will centralize the country’s inoculation drive, providing vaccines…More
Newborn in India successfully treated for Covid-linked inflammatory syndrome amid alarming surge in cases
A newborn baby in India has overcome a rare inflammatory condition that is being increasingly…More
‘Is this really a South Korean court?’ Lawsuit by WWII-era forced labor victims against Japanese companies gets rejected
A court in Seoul has dismissed a lawsuit filed against 16 Japanese companies to compensate…More