- 01:31 20/05/2013
Military inspectors from the United States and Italy will carry out observation flights over Russian territory this week under the international Open Skies Treaty, the Russian Defense Ministry said Monday.
- 22:13 19/05/2013
Alex Galchenyuk scored twice in a shootout as the United States won its first medal at the world hockey championship in a decade with a 3-2 win over Finland in the bronze medal game on Sunday.
- 20:40 19/05/2013
Ryan Fogle, the man Russia's security services claimed to have captured last week as he tried to recruit a Russian to spy for the United States, left Russia on Sunday, NTV television reported.
- 04:55 19/05/2013
At least 50 people were injured after a car ploughed into a crowd of people participating in a parade in the state of Virginia, CNN reported.
- 02:10 19/05/2013
A group of Russian military observers will carry out two inspection missions over the United States under the Open Skies Treaty between May 19 and June 3, the Russian Defense Ministry said.
- 21:12 18/05/2013
Sweden reached the world hockey championship final on Saturday as two goals from Dallas Stars wing Loui Eriksson propelled the eight-time champion to a 3-0 semifinal win over an ill-disciplined Finland.
- 20:05 18/05/2013
Russian pole vault queen Yelena Isinbayeva won her first competition of the season on Saturday by jumping 4.70 meters at the Diamond League meeting in Shanghai.
- 00:59 18/05/2013
Russia’s decision to publicly identify a purported top US spy in the country is an “unprecedented” move in relations between Moscow and Washington going back back to the Soviet era with no clear indication of how the United States will react, former US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officers and security experts told RIA Novosti on Friday.4
- 00:54 18/05/2013
The United States’ top military officer and leading US lawmakers on Friday criticized Russia’s delivery of advanced anti-ship cruise missiles to the Syrian government, as first reported by The New York Times.1
- 21:44 17/05/2013
A 30-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan living in Idaho was to appear Friday in US federal court a day after he was arrested and charged with terrorism offenses including teaching bomb making and conspiring with a designated foreign terrorist organization, officials said.
- 18:23 17/05/2013
The detention of a US diplomat suspected of espionage, heat in Moscow and solar flares made the headlines this week.
- 00:18 17/05/2013
Against the backdrop of a violent civil war in Syria and the possible use of chemical weapons by government forces, US President Barack Obama said Thursday he is open to a “whole range” of options in Syria, but that a peaceful resolution will come from the combined efforts of the international community rather than unilateral actions by the United States alone.
- 19:52 16/05/2013
Terror suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev wrote a message on the wall of the boat in which he was captured, claiming responsibility for the April 15 bomb attack on the Boston Marathon, CBS News reported on Thursday.
- 19:34 16/05/2013
Russia will deliver 12 Mil Mi-17V5 military transport helicopters to the Afghanistan Armed Forces by the end of 2013, state arms exporter Rosoboronexport said on Thursday.
- 18:01 16/05/2013
After a relative lull, a recent flurry of news suggests that the endgame in Syria is approaching.1
- 17:55 16/05/2013
Russia collapsed in the world hockey championship quarterfinal on Thursday as the United States effortlessly poured in goals to embarrass the defending champions with an 8-3 victory in Helsinki.1
- 14:50 16/05/2013
The alleged CIA operative who was attempting to recruit a Russian security services officer was detained by that officer himself, a Federal Security Service (FSB) representative told RIA Novosti on Thursday.
- 09:13 16/05/2013
The government of South Korea regrets Pyongyang’s refusal to discuss the removal of production materials and finished goods from the two nations' jointly-run Kaesong Industrial Complex, the Yonhap news agency said on Thursday.
- 07:01 16/05/2013
Russia, Iran and the United States – rivals on the world stage – joined together in an unlikely alliance Wednesday inside New York’s Grand Central Terminal train station for a wrestling exhibition to try and save their sport from being dropped in the Olympics.
