The European Commission’s internal market commissioner has claimed that Brexit has been a “catastrophe” and an “economic disaster” for the UK, pointing to a shortage of fuel and truck drivers as its manifestations. Read Full A...

Six years after former BP chief executive Bob Dudley said that “the industry needs to prepare for lower for longer,” a growing number of major investment banks now expect “higher for longer” oil prices. Read Full Article at RT.c...

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) launched the African country’s official digital currency on Monday, local media outlets are reporting. The official launch of the eNaira took place at the State House in the capital, Abuja. Read Full ...

Two people were killed and another four injured, including a police officer, during a shooting at a Boise, Idaho mall, with law enforcement stating a brief firefight erupted with the suspect before they were brought into custody. Read F...

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin says it is leading a project to create the world’s first commercially operated space station, hoping to launch the “business park” – which will be open to tourists – into low orbit by the end of the d...

Transgender students in Texas will no longer be allowed to compete in sports based on their gender identity now that Governor Greg Abbott has signed legislation requiring participation to be dictated by biological sex. Read Full Article...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has joined the chorus of US lawmakers lashing out at White House medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci for funding ‘hazardous’ virus research and ‘despicable’ experiments on dogs. Read Full Article at R...

Pirates hoping to hijack a container ship in the Gulf of Guinea saw their plans ruined when a helicopter full of Russian marines rode to the rescue, as a Northern Fleet destroyer happened to be on patrol in the area. Read Full Article a...

Thousands of New York police, firefighters and other city employees took to the streets to protest against Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Covid-19 jab order, marching across the Brooklyn Bridge and blocking off traffic. Read Full Article at R...

A group of House Republicans is demanding the Justice Department revoke its memo targeting parents criticizing school boards, as the letter it was based on was disavowed even while one of its authors was rewarded with a sinecure. Read F...

One can’t find Bryson Gray’s ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ on YouTube or Instagram, but the rap track using the meme phrase to criticize US President Joe Biden has surged past Adele’s new single to become the most popular on iTunes. Re...

Facebook is inherently "biased toward bad actors," whistleblower Frances Haugen warned the UK Parliament, blaming the platform for stoking unrest in various parts of the world and suggesting tighter outside control as solution. Read Ful...

The US State Department has frozen $700 million in aid to Sudan, after the country’s military staged a coup and arrested the civilian government. A spokesman said the US is willing to use “all measures” to resolve the crisis. Read...

Ankara has backtracked on its threats to declare 10 envoys “personae non gratae” after they called for the release of an opposition figure even though their embassies had officially vowed not to interfere in the country’s affairs....

Turkish police have announced that they are holding a group of seven Russian nationals suspected of unintentionally starting wildfires, as investigators probe the cause of a blaze that broke out near a popular holiday destination. Read ...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk just got considerably richer, as the world’s wealthiest man saw the value of his flagship company reach an all-time high at $1 trillion, after the electric-vehicle (EV) maker landed a record order from Hertz. Read ...

The accidental on-set killing of a cinematographer by long-time Donald Trump critic Alec Baldwin has not escaped the eldest son of the 45th president, who used it to make a new addition to his politically-charged fashion line. Read Full...

Boxing great Floyd Mayweather disappointed one of his teenage fans who asked for a photograph during a recent basketball game, dismissing the youngster after noting that he had painted his nails black. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Foreign tourists will once again be able to enter the US, from November 8, but will have to show proof of full vaccination and a negative Covid-19 test, or a same-day negative test, the White House has announced. Read Full Article at RT...

Fight fans have hit out at an ugly moment during a UFC weigh-in on Monday evening after Oron Kahlon, who missed weight for his fight, appeared to refer to Afghan opponent Javid Basharat as a 'terrorist' during a heated staredown. Read F...

Western unity is fragmenting as the EU stumbles from crisis to crisis, NATO is struggling to recover from its rout in Afghanistan, and US President Joe Biden has apparently turned his back on America’s endless foreign adventures. Read...

A host of Indian cricket stars have leapt to the defense of pace bowler Mohammad Shami after he received a litany of "shocking" online abuse after his team suffered a dismal defeat to rivals Pakistan on Sunday. Read Full Article at RT.c...

A former Saudi intelligence official turned regime critic claims that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is trying to kill him due to secrets in his possession, describing the ruler as a “psychopath with no empathy” on CBS. Read Full ...

International parties have voiced their concern and condemnation after the Sudanese military staged a coup, arresting the prime minister as well as other senior civilian leaders and dissolving the government. Read Full Article at RT.com...

The US Special Representative for Iran, Robert Malley, has shared America's "growing concern" about Iran's alleged nuclear advancement, as he declared that talks over reviving the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal are in a critical phase. Read Ful...

Russian officials have held an urgent meeting with the German Embassy’s military attaché in Moscow, expressing concern at a series of comments by the country’s defense minister that they say may worsen already fraught relations. Re...

Despite being hampered by an apparent foot injury which restricted her to just one quad in her routine, Russia’s Alexandra Trusova still made light work of claiming gold at the Skate America Grand Prix in Las Vegas on Sunday. Read Ful...

Moderna Inc has claimed that its mRNA Covid vaccine is “well tolerated” in children between the ages of six to 11, and announced that the firm plans to submit the data from its study to regulatory bodies worldwide shortly. Read Full...

Local media are reporting that Manchester United's patience with under-fire boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is wearing thin and that the club's hierarchy are giving serious consideration to imminently removing him from his post. Read Full Art...

A large explosion has ripped through a residential building in the Russian city of Naberezhnye Chelny, sending emergency services scrambling to respond, with videos showing the resulting devastation posted by locals at the scene. Read F...

Three major British museums have backed a report condemning “the growing trend to alter public history and heritage without due process”. The report calls for careful consideration before removing statues or renaming streets. Read F...

Facebook has reportedly told staffers to “steel [themselves]” against “more bad headlines” in the “coming days” amid the ongoing publication of critical news articles citing internal reports leaked by whistleblower Frances H...

The Israeli Defense Forces launched three missile strikes on southern parts of Syria, near the border between the two countries, as part of a campaign against Hezbollah targets, the Syrian Foreign Ministry has claimed. Read Full Article...

The Beja tribe, which had been blockading Port Sudan since September, has said it will withdraw in support of the military, according to regional TV, while doctors and academics have vowed to strike against the coup. Read Full Article a...

Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated his Uzbek counterpart Shavkat Mirziyoyev on his “convincing victory” in Sunday’s presidential election, in a vote that pitted the incumbent against four little-known candidates. R...

A Lebanese judge has charged dozens of people for this month’s deadly unrest in the capital of Beirut, which saw seven people killed and more wounded in the worst street violence to have gripped the city in years. Read Full Article at...

The Scottish Hospitality Group, which represents the country's night-time venues, condemned the Covid vaccine passport scheme after the first weekend of enforcement, warning it's an "unmitigated disaster" that crippled footfall. Read Fu...

Belgian prospect Cyril Ngonge is the toast of the footballing world after the Groningen youngster scored a rare 'scorpion kick' stunner during his side's win against rivals AZ Alkmaar on Sunday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian gymnastics star Angelina Melnikova says she will bounce back from controversial judging at the World Championships in Japan, as some of the media in her homeland suggested an ‘optical illusion’ deprived her of gold. Read Ful...

Chinese internet giant Alibaba has lost $344.4 billion in market capitalization over the past year, amid Beijing’s efforts to rein in the country’s massive tech sector to stop monopolistic practices. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

White House Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci has lashed out at claims made by Senator Rand Paul that US-funded bat virus research in China could have spawned Covid-19, rebuffing the idea as “molecularly impossible.” Read Full Artic...

Two Polish soldiers have been taken to hospital after asylum seekers staged an assault on the frontier with Belarus, throwing stones at the border fence. The group of migrants has been stuck in no man’s land for over two months. Read ...

NATO’s new strategy to fight Russia across the width of Europe – from Baltic to Black Sea – has been approved. Unsurprisingly, the details are secret, but bloc officials have confirmed it includes nuclear, cyber and space warfare....

A German woman, who joined ISIS in Iraq, has been jailed for 10 years for letting a five-year-old Yazidi girl die of thirst. It is the first conviction related to the terrorist group’s persecution of the religious minority. Read Full ...

The Russian government has been told to introduce a ban on bars, clubs, and restaurants opening into the night as part of measures designed to bring down a nationwide spike in coronavirus infections and a record spate of deaths. Read Fu...

Leaked internal messages from a Facebook staff chat board reportedly show that some workers at the social media giant had wanted to suppress “very negative” coverage of the Black Lives Matter movement by conservative news outlets. R...

Calls for confrontation with Russia made by the German defense minister were careless and inflammatory, the head of one of the country’s governing coalition parties has said, after Berlin told NATO to brazenly threaten Moscow. Read Fu...

Antonio Conte is reportedly open to considering an approach from Man Utd should they cast aside Norwegian boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer - but the decorated Italian manager is tipped to make wholesale changes should he take over. Read Full A...

Three rare-earth-producing Chinese companies will be restructured and merged into a single, state-owned giant, with a near-70% share of the domestic production quota for the vital materials, Asia Nikkei reports. Read Full Article at RT....

Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has warned the EU against acting “with a gun to our heads,” claiming Warsaw would defend itself by any means available if the EU launched a “third World War” by holding back Covid-19 recovery funding...

The UK’s health secretary, Sajid Javid, has said the government is considering placing exclusion zones around schools to stop protests by anti-vax “idiots,” amid concerns about the growing scale of the problem. Read Full Article a...

Against the background of a European gas crisis, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s decision to give Russia extra transit capacity at a discounted rate is the correct choice, but Kiev took far too long to make the offer. Read Fu...

A fleet of artificial intelligence-driven robots have hit the streets of Moscow, powered by Russia’s largest internet giant and designed to deliver mail across the Russian capital, bolstering the ranks of food delivery drones. Read Fu...

Tens of thousands have taken to streets in Sudan's capital Khartoum and the city of Omdurman, after troops arrested the prime minister in a coup. The Ministry of Information claims troops have fired on pro-government protesters. Read Fu...

Unvaccinated tennis stars could be set to compete at January's Australian Open after an email sent to WTA players which seems to contradict local Covid-19 public health restrictions was leaked to the media. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

An unlikely Formula 1 collaboration left racing fans roaring with laughter as British veteran Martin Brundle crossed paths with raunchy rapper Megan Thee Stallion at the US Grand Prix at the weekend. Read Full Article at RT.com

The head of Sudan’s ruling council, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has announced the dissolution of the transitional sovereign council and the government, enacting a state of emergency amid a military coup after the PM’s arrest. Read Full ...

The price of natural gas in Europe on Monday rose above $1,100 per thousand cubic meters on the Intercontinental Exchange in London, trading data shows. Read Full Article at RT.com

Surging natural gas prices in Europe and Asia have boosted global demand for oil products, benefiting oil refiners globally. Yet, it is these record natural gas prices have started to weigh on the refining industry. Read Full Article at...

A blaze that erupted on the Malta-flagged MV Zim Kingston ship on Saturday morning has been “stabilized,” the Canadian Coast Guard announced. Containers carrying hazardous material had caught fire, sending toxic gas into the air. ...

Insulate Britain has resumed its protest after a 10-day hiatus, with its environmental activists blockading major roads in London to demand that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his government insulate the country’s homes. Read Full A...

Kiev is working on long-range missiles that can reach Moscow, and Russia's President Vladimir Putin needs to realize that any attack on Ukraine could see his entire country obliterated, a top Ukrainian official has warned. Read Full Art...

The University of Cambridge is reportedly adding “trigger warnings” to children’s classics in its archive, flagging “harmful content relating to slavery, colonialism and racism”. More than 10,000 books are apparently under rev...

French football witnessed more ugly scenes in Sunday’s ‘Le Classique’ fixture between Marseille and PSG as Lionel Messi was chased by a pitch invader and Neymar needed protection from being pelted by objects. Read Full Article at ...

An IDF airstrike, which demolished a building in Gaza that hosted the offices of the Associated Press news agency in May, was a mistake, according to a former Israeli general who led a probe into PR issues related to the conflict. Read ...

Sudan’s Information Ministry has said the government is facing a coup d’etat, with the prime minister having been arrested and taken to an unknown location. Radio and TV studios in the capital have also been stormed by troops. Read ...

Oil prices rallied above $86 a barrel on Monday, extending multi-year gains after Saudi Arabia urged the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to stick to a cautious approach to raising global output. Read Full Articl...

Several ministers of Sudan’s interim government have been detained by the military, and PM Abdalla Hamdok is under house arrest, reports claim. It comes amid rallies by pro-military protesters and supporters of civilian rule. Read Ful...

A renowned Australian cartoonist has said he lost his prime spot in a Melbourne-based newspaper after he drew parallels between the Tiananmen Square protests and Covid-19 vaccine mandates in a new cartoon. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Demonstrators against a New York City vaccine mandate that led to the banishment of Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving attempted to storm Barclays Center, pushing through barriers before being stopped by police at the entrance. Read Full ...

Republican-controlled states are increasingly trying to recruit law enforcement officers who lose their jobs because of Covid-19 jab mandates, and Florida may soon up the ante by offering displaced cops a $5,000 relocation bonus. Read F...

The US has listed Russians among those it defines as “homeless nationalities,” forcing immigrant visa applicants to travel to Poland. It's another nail in the coffin of the "broken" American consular system, according to Moscow. Rea...

With warnings that fresh tensions between Serbia and Kosovo could unravel the decades-old peace deal that put an end to bloody fighting in the Balkans after the breakup of Yugoslavia, the US is increasingly split on what to do. Read Ful...

Barack Obama has accused Republicans of trying to ‘rig’ elections by passing state voter ID laws – an ironic claim for an ex-president who blasted successor Donald Trump for suggesting the 2016 White House race could be gamed. Rea...

Following their loss to bitter rivals Real Madrid in El Clasico at home on Sunday, FC Barcelona fans waited for coach Ronald Koeman's car to leave the Camp Nou and mobbed it while hurling insults at the Dutchman. Read Full Article at RT...

Joe Biden has achieved at least one groundbreaking result – though likely not the sort that he had in mind – as polling indicates that he has lost the most ground in voter approval of any new US president in more than 75 years. Read...

A large-scale military exercise carried out by member countries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has concluded in Tajikistan. The drills involved repelling a cross-border attack from a mock terrorist group. Read Ful...

A series of fires involving electric buses is calling into question Germany’s reliance on these zero-emissions vehicles. “The risk of these fires,” safety regulator Heinrich Duepmann told RT, “is completely unaddressed.” Read ...

Manchester United slipped to one of the most damaging defeats in recent memory as Mo Salah hit a hat-trick and Liverpool ran riot at a despondent Old Trafford to win 5-0 and pile the pressure on United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Read Fu...

Cristiano Ronaldo has been criticized for an 'aggressive' act of 'total frustration' during Manchester United's Premier League clash with Liverpool, as many fans found him lucky to stay on the pitch. Read Full Article at RT.com

A Pakistani taxi driver will leave US detention at Guantanamo Bay after 17 years behind bars. Mistaken for a wanted terrorist, the man suffered horrific torture in American custody, despite never being charged with any crime. Read Full ...

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has been widely-mocked online, after his daughter shared a bizarre video which showed him biting her toenails in an act that she claimed showed 'True Love' between the pair. Read Full Article at RT....

German police have prevented a group of some 50 right-wing activists from “patrolling” the country’s border with Poland in search of illegal migrants. Some weaponry, including batons and a machete, were seized from the vigilantes....

Pro-military protesters blocked roads and bridges in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum on Sunday, but were dispersed by police, as tensions mount between supporters of the generals and interim government backers.   Read Full Article at RT.c...

Russian gymnastics queen Angelina Melnikova was “hugely disappointed” after being deprived of gold in the floor exercise at the World Championships in Japan, where the score for her rival Mai Murakami was revised upwards. Read Full ...

New York Times reporter Ben Hubbard had his phone hacked on numerous occasions, and cybersecurity researchers say Saudi Arabia was to blame. The hackers reportedly used the notorious Israeli-made ‘Pegasus’ spyware. Read Full Article...

The Bank of Russia has issued commemorative coins featuring characters from the Russian animation series ‘Masha and the Bear’, which has become widely popular across the world over the past decade. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Though agreeing with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp that the Egyptian is the best player in the world at the moment, club legend Graeme Souness has branded forward Mohamed Salah 'greedy' and 'extremely selfish'. Read Full Article at RT....

Tensions between Russia and NATO are at an all-time high. But instead of seeking a way off the ladder of escalation, the US-led bloc’s new plan for hybrid war risks accelerating an already dangerous lethal arms race with Moscow. Read ...

Police are investigating after a section of Crystal Palace fans unveiled a banner that attacked the Saudi owners of Newcastle United in the two teams' Premier League clash on Saturday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Champagne sales are on the rise, surging back to numbers last seen before the Covid-19 pandemic and the ensuing lockdowns sent sales plummeting, as people were banned from throwing parties. Read Full Article at RT.com

Former England captain David Beckham has risked his credentials as a gay icon after reports claimed the football hero was set to be unveiled as a key promoter of the controversial 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Sudan has halted the entry of ships carrying fuel into its territorial waters to avoid fines that may arise from offloading delays due to tribal protests. Read Full Article at RT.com

Colombian special forces have captured notorious drug trafficker Dairo Antonio Usuga, known as Otoniel, during a massive operation on Saturday. The alleged boss of the much-feared Gulf Clan had been on the run for over a decade. Read Fu...

Bayern Munich and Germany star Joshua Kimmich has confirmed that he is not vaccinated due to "concerns about the lack of long-term studies", but insists he is not an anti-vaxxer and could get his jabs in the future. Read Full Article at...

Russian currency exchange transactions in September increased by 30% on a yearly basis, analysts at the Russian Standard Bank state. Read Full Article at RT.com

At the end of his victory over the Brazilian at UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas, Marvin Vettori let off a foul-mouthed expletive at Paulo Costa in his post-match interview following the light-heavyweight main event. Read Full Article at RT...

Russian foreign exchange holdings grew by 0.8% over the week ending October 15, reaching $620.3 billion, according to the latest data from the central bank. Russia holds the world’s fifth-largest forex reserves. Read Full Article at R...

The president of Ecuador has warned that the murder of World Championship medalist Alex Quinonez "will not go unpunished" after the sprint star was slain outside a shopping center. Read Full Article at RT.com

MMA pundits and fans have reacted following a stunning KO that occurred on Saturday in a fight that lasted a mere 18 seconds between two men weighing a combined 587 pounds. Read Full Article at RT.com