Новости за 12.11.2017

An ongoing Israeli law enforcement investigation now has enough evidence to bring formal charges of bribery against the country’s prime minister, according to reports.

Irish football fans staged an improvised ovation for the customers of Victoria’s Secret store in Denmark’s capital.

An advisory body to the German government has recommended that Berlin loosen the country's employment law, allowing them to ask employees to work more than eight hours per day; they say the change is needed to meet the challenges of the digital era.

Moroccan football fans flocked to the center of the French capital to celebrate their national team’s victory over Cote d’Ivoire in the qualifying round for 2018 FIFA World Cup, but the festivities quickly went out of control.

Tremors were felt in many middle eastern nations after a major earthquake hit the border area between Iran and Iraq, according to the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC). Recent estimates reveal that at least 1000 people have been severely injured and some 100 people killed in the powerful 7.3 quake.

Tremors have been felt by many countries in the Middle East after a major earthquake hit the border region between Iran and Iraq, according to the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC). Local media have made contradictory reports, saying that at least 200 people have been severely injured and about 30 people killed.

The tremors were felt by many countries in the Middle East after a major earthquake hit the border between Iran and Iraq, according to a tweet by the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC).

The tremors were felt by many countries in the Middle East after a major earthquake hit the border between Iran and Iraq, according to a tweet by the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center (EMSC).

The US Department of Justice has demanded Russian broadcaster RT America to undergo registration in accordance with the US Foreign Agents Registration Act before November 13 – a move which Alex Beinstein, Republican candidate for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District in 2016, described to Radio Sputnik as a continuation of the Cold War policies.

Yemen has faced a ground, air and sea blockade after militants of the Houthi rebel movement fired a missile at an international airport in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.

The tensions in the Middle East have exacerbated recently, as the Saudi forces intercepted a missile fired from Yemen by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.

Amid reports that Theresa May is considering upping the country's offer with regard to the UK's "divorce bill" from the EU, Director of the Dublin-based Solonian Democracy Institute Dr. Roslyn Fuller told Radio Sputnik that London will have a hard time explaining to voters why they must continue paying billions to Brussels.

The Russian Defense Ministry will pick one of the concepts of a prospective helicopter to continue the development of an aircraft that fulfills requirements of the Russian military.

People across the UK stopped to pay tribute to the veterans of armed conflict on Remembrance Sunday; in London, the Royal Family and members of the government past and present attended a service of commemoration at the cenotaph.

While some pigs have little more to look forward to in life than the dinner table, this little piggy's Instagram account has about 300k followers.

November, 13 marks the two year anniversary of the deadly attacks in Paris in 2015. The French Interior Minister has compared the current internal security level with that of two years ago.

Despite opposition from its fellow NATO members and the threat of US sanctions, Ankara signed an agreement with Moscow on the delivery of the Russian S-400 advanced air defense system.

The Russian Revolution, which overthrew the Tsar and led to Soviet rule, sent reverberations across the world in 1917 and beyond. Professor Geoffrey Roberts of Ireland's University College Cork, who has written extensively on Soviet history and foreign relations, talks Radio Sputnik through the events of 100 years ago.

Cutting ties with Iran over the nuclear issue would make it a new North Korea, French President Macron stated in an interview with Time magazine. He later urged Tehran to hold talks on its missile program, which Iran firmly denied. Sina Azodi, a US-based researcher specializing in Tehran's foreign policy, has shed light on the developments.

There are a number of territorial disputes in the South China Sea between Brunei, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, the Philippines and Vietnam, since the region is believed to have vast energy resources.

The US government says Islamic terrorists might use drones equipped with guns, or carrying dangerous chemicals, fissile material, or biohazard toxins, to stage attacks in any country currently engaged in fighting Islamic terror and Daesh (ISIS), not just the battlefield in Syria and Iraq.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented on Sunday on the issues that had been raised by President Putin at the APEC summit in Vietnam, including allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election and reports of US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's links to Russia.

There are many puzzles and brain teasers out there that may appear complex at first but in fact require you to pay close attention to minute details (and perhaps implement some out-of-the-box thinking) to crack them. Do you think you’ve got what it takes to solve this one?

Despite plans to hold full-fledged parleys during an APEC summit in Vietnam, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Donald Trump only managed to meet for "on-the-fly" talks there. Regardless, the two made rather promising statements.

A team of Turkish researchers has discovered the remains of what is believed to be a 3,000-year-old Urartu castle in the country's eastern Van province, the site of Lake Van, the largest lake in Turkey and the second largest in the Middle East.