Beijing ‘will retaliate’ as no Chinese journalist in US has been granted visa extension since May 8
Washington should immediately correct its mistake and stop persisting with escalation against Chinese journalists working…More
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3rd draft of Belarusian constitution in the works, Lukashenko reveals, says ready to hand over powers by law & not under pressure
As political turmoil looms large in Belarus, its freshly reelected President Alexander Lukashenko said work…More
EU to hold emergency meeting on Belarus, denounces ‘unacceptable’ violence following disputed presidential election
European Union leaders will take part in a virtual conference to discuss the ongoing political…More
WATCH: Thousands gather to call for new constitution, ‘real democracy’ in Bangkok, Thailand
Thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets of Bangkok over the weekend to demand…More
Berlin mulls taking US threats over Nord Stream 2 to UN – head of German Energy Committee to RT
Germany is looking at bringing in the UN over Washington’s threats of sanctions against the…More
Blast hits joint Russian-Turkish military patrol in Syria’s Idlib
A Turkish military vehicle has been hit by an unidentified explosive device while patrolling a…More
‘No new elections, unless you KILL ME’: Defiant Lukashenko confronts enraged workers as key industrial sites erupt in strikes
The president of Belarus, who won his sixth term in last week’s controversial election, had…More
S. Korea quarantines thousands of church members amid ‘worst coronavirus outbreak in months’
South Korea is bracing for a looming coronavirus spike after new clusters linked to religious…More
China awards country’s 1st Covid-19 vaccine patent amid ‘baseless’ US claims that Beijing stole coronavirus research
China has approved the country’s first-ever coronavirus vaccine patent, state media reported, paving the way…More
1 Syrian soldier killed, 2 others wounded in US airstrike, state media reports
A US airstrike targeted a Syrian Army checkpoint in the country’s northeast, killing one soldier…More