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Will it ever end?

Will it ever end? The recent spree of corruption scandals are nothing new but will this endless...

US 3D Diplomacy of Domination Doctrine: Democracy, Dollars and Drugs

US 3D Diplomacy of Domination Doctrine: Democracy, Dollars and Drugs ­US troops are set to leave Afghanistan in 2014, but an unidentified number...

The UK and David Cameron are caught in a bad romance

The UK and David Cameron are caught in a bad romance ­You know the score: You don’t have much in common with him, he never seems...

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Russia’s dilemma: What to do with Lenin

Russia’s dilemma: What to do with Lenin Lennon always lives. So does Lenin. Here the similarity between the two living...

Russian vs. American health: worth a second look

Russian vs. American health: worth a second look There’s an ingrained American stereotype of Russia: A land of communism,...

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Editor-in-chief of American Vogue Anna Wintour.(AFP Photo / Mike Stobe) Today: 02:43 1 comment

Devil you know: Anna Wintour tipped for plush ambassadorship

Rumors are circulating that Anna Wintour, the editor in chief of American Vogue and inspiration for the roman à clef The Devil Wears Prada, might be shortlisted to take up an ambassadorial role for President Obama.

English singer Sarah Brightman (AFP Photo/Mark Ralston) 05.12, 19:57 6 comments

Mission confirmed: British singer Brightman to blast off to space

The Space Adventures agency has confirmed that Phantom of the Opera star Sarah Brightman has signed an agreement with the Russian Space Agency and secured herself a space trip in 2015.

Screenshot from Twitter/@Pontifex 05.12, 15:37 6 comments

Twitter greeting: Pope followed by 500,000 welcomed by Israeli President

­Benedict XVI who inaugurated his own Twitter account on Monday has already got almost 500,000 followers and received a personal greeting from the Israeli President Shimon Peres.

A custom jacket made for pop singer Michael Jackson is shown in this image released to Reuters in this February 17, 2009 file photo. (Reuters/Shaan Kokin/Julien's Auctions/Handout/Files) 05.12, 12:23 7 comments

­Lady Gaga buys 55 pieces of Michael Jackson memorabilia at auction

Mother Monster Lady Gaga has purchased 55 items, including stage costumes, which belonged to the late King of Pop Michael Jackson. The weekend sale of the singer’s memorabilia, hosted by Julien’s Auctions, raised more than $5 million.

Spartak's Dmitry Kombarov tackles Gary Hooper of Celtic (RIA Novosti / Vladimir Astapkovich) Today: 02:38 3 comments

Spartak’s inglorious Champions League campaign ends in another defeat

Spartak Moscow were beaten 2-1 away at Celtic to suffer their fifth defeat in six Champions League group stage matches.

Indian athletes at the Olympic teams parade during the opening of the XXX Summer Olympic Games in London. (RIA Novosti/Alexey Filippov) 05.12, 14:36 6 comments

India suspended from Olympics

Indian athletes will be banned from the Olympic Games after the country’s government ignored ICO rules and attempted to interfere with the national Olympic committee election.

Zenit’s coach Luciano Spalletti (L) trying to calm Hulk down after a substitution in the Russian Premier League game at Spartak Moscow (RIA Novosti/Vladimir Pesnya) 05.12, 12:23 3 comments

Hulk wants out of Zenit

Zenit’s biggest signing Hulk says he’s ready to leave the Russian side as early as January next year due to what he called “a conflict” with coach, Luciano Spalletti.

Young players training at FC Krasnodar's football academy (Image from fc krasnodar.ru) 05.12, 11:38 3 comments

Krasnodar raising World Cup 2018 heroes

With Russia set to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup the pressure is on the home nation to produce a winning team. Academies are being built across the country to improve grass roots football, with Krasnodar boasting one of the best.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, attends a meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of State in Ashgabat. (RIA Novosti/Aleksey Nikolskyi) 05.12, 16:38 11 comments

Putin pledges further support for Russia’s CIS allies

Moscow will defend the position of the Commonwealth of Independent States at future G20 and G8 Forums, the Russian President has promised.

Demolition of the Annunciation church in the Labor square, September 1929 (RIA Novosti) 05.12, 13:46 17 comments

Attacks on church pre-revolution reminder - Patriarch

In a speech to a group of Cossack commanders, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church has warned the recent string of attacks on the church is similar to what happened before the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917.

Leader of the Communist Party of the the Russian Federation Gennady Zyuganov (RIA Novosti/Vladimir Astapkovich) 05.12, 18:26 5 comments

Opposition seeks ‘Constitution repairs’ to give Duma impeachment powers

Leaders of leftist opposition parties in the Lower House say the Duma must receive the right to impeach the whole government and separate ministers.

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov holds a news conference at NATO headquarters after a meeting with with NATO foreign ministers in Brussels December 4, 2012. (Reuters/Francois Lenoir) 05.12, 13:41 61 comments

‘Syria is not Libya’ - Lavrov

The Russian Foreign Ministry has told its NATO partners that it hopes there will be no attempts at military intervention in Syria.

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Members of the Muslim Brotherhood and supporters of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi clash with anti-Morsi demonstrators on the road leading to the Egyptian presidential palace in Cairo on December 5, 2012. (AFP Photo/Mahmoud Khaled) Today: 10:32 9 comments

Egypt deploys military in Cairo to quell anti-Morsi protests

Egypt’s military has deployed three tanks and two armored troop carriers outside the Presidential Palace in Cairo, after escalating clashes and protests.

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Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne (C) laughs with Prime Minister David Cameron after delivering his autumn budget in parliament in London December 5, 2012.(Reuters / Reuters TV) 05.12, 22:54 13 comments

UK chancellor's poor debt and deficit statement brings thrashing from Labour, media

With economic projections for the UK economy worse than expected, and as George Osborne prescribes continued austerity and new cuts to social programs, Labour and some economists are calling for a change in tack to kick start growth.

John McAfee, U.S. anti-virus software guru.(Reuters / Stringer) Today: 07:18 7 comments

Fugitive anti-virus magnate John McAfee arrested in Guatemala

Fugitive software pioneer John McAfee has reportedly been arrested in Guatemala for illegally entering the country, says Guatemalan Interior Minister Mauricio Lopez Bonilla.

A handout photo released on December 3, 2012 by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) shows thousands of galaxies in the distant Universe viewed from the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope. But the one close to the center looks very odd — it is bright green.  (AFP Photo/EUROPEAN SOUTHERN OBSERVATORY/M. SCHIRMER) 05.12, 21:48 7 comments

Extremely rare ‘green bean’ galaxy discovered

Astronomers have spilled the beans on a new galaxy and it’s turned out to be green. The multi-national Gemini Observatory has discovered rare galaxies with a weak black hole at the centre which they call ‘green bean’ because of the color.

Reuters / Brendan McDermid Today: 09:40

Market Buzz: ECB and US budget talks drive indices

Russian stocks are expected to open in positive territory Wednesday amid optimism over US budget talks, while investors are eyeing an ECB meeting later in the day.

Photo from Facebook/50LetPobedy 05.12, 17:02 9 comments

Breaking ice: Gazprom’s LNG tanker opens first Arctic sea route

The tanker Ob River carrying natural gas has successfully completed a trip through the Arctic Ocean from Norway to Japan, becoming the first ship to try a safer trade route for gas supplies than the more risky routes in the Southern seas.

AFP Photo/Ted Aljibe 05.12, 15:07 7 comments

About face for Facebook: Zuckerberg's company joins Nasdaq-100

Facebook Inc. will join the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) next week seven months after the company’s $16 billion IPO, potentially making the stock more attractive to investors.

At a Rosneft filling station in Moscow. (RIA Novosti/Syisoev) 05.12, 13:29 3 comments

Russia may allow high-level govt officials back on state company boards

The Russian government is reportedly changing its mind about restricting the number of officials on the boards of Russian state firms, planning to return them to over 70% of state corporations.

AFP Photo / Emmanuel Dunand Today: 02:15 22 comments

The UN asks for control over the world’s Internet

Members of the United Nation’s International Telecommunications Union (ITU) have agreed to work towards implementing a standard for the Internet that would allow for eavesdropping on a worldwide scale.

Reuters / Steve Marcus Today: 01:47 13 comments

New DVRs will use cameras and microphones to monitor their owners

Think Google ad targeting is crossing the line? Verizon filed a patent for a cable television box that uses sensors to record what you’re doing and target you with specific advertisements that relate to your mood.

Ahmed Ferhani (AFP Photo/Gregory P. Mango) 05.12, 21:16 13 comments

Mentally ill man gets 10 years in prison for plotting 'terrorist attack'

A mentally ill Muslim man was sentenced to a decade in prison this week after pleading guilty to 10 charges related to a 2011 plot to blow up synagogues and churches in New York City.

In a file picture dated 05 February 2005, members of the US-based Blackwater private security firm scan Baghdad city centre from their helicopter.(AFP Photo / Marwan Naamani) Today: 00:11 8 comments

Blackwater becomes new landlord in Afghanistan for US Special Forces

As President Obama insists on a speedy end to the war in Afghanistan, his administration has other plans. A facility owned by the private security force once known as Blackwater has been awarded a $22 million contract to house US troops through 2015.

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Episode 375 Episode 375 ­In this episode, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert investigate the black hole of debt sucking in our economies, jobs and wealth like strings of spaghetti past the economic event horizon. In the second half, Max Keiser...

Pan-Kurds Pan-Kurds ­Will the Kurdish people have a state of their own in the near future? With the Middle East in turmoil, can they exploit this instability? What are the chances of a positive outcome for Syria’s Kurds? And will Turkey...