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If the union falls apart, I think it would be a tragic development

The Washington establishment and its fans and defenders got their comeuppance this week, and they're finding it very difficult to get their heads around it.

Activists around the globe have been supporting protesters who have been demonstrating in North Dakota against the Dakota Access pipeline.

Reports in Russian media suggest that the Kremlin is about to reduce military spending by a whopping 30 percent. Won't somebody please think of NATO, and all the "Senior Fellows" who rely on it, at this difficult time?

In politics, perceptions can change on a moment's notice. Heroes can fall and supposed villains can be redeemed.

An RT documentary crew traveled to see Ziona, the head of the world’s largest family, who has led a quasi-Christian cult in rural India for decades.His family remains loyal but lapsed members are less enamored with the polygamous sect, within which women seem to have few rights.

The way Canadian English is pronounced is close to the US accent – but it’s still utterly unique and the product of singular forces, writes Thomas Rogers.

Back in December Donald Trump said New Jersey Governor Chris Christie "totally knew" about his staff engaging in a politically motivated closing in 2013 of several lanes on a key bridge from his state into New York City.

This week saw the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) being embarrassed with the release of confidential medical records showing how top US athletes were permitted to take banned drugs.

A number of superstar singers have revealed their battles with anxiety in recent weeks. Do we need to talk more openly about the condition, and what can be done to overcome it?

But slowdown in Metro Vancouver's real estate market could put that millionaire status in jeopardy

Well, good luck trying to convince the Western media of that.

Ukraine celebrates the 25th anniversary of its succession from the Soviet Union this week. But, after years of struggle and division is it truly independent?

“He’s inside his home one moment and the next he’s lost in the fury of war and chaos.”

Bloomberg economists expect the Russian economy to emerge from its worst recession in two decades. Rising volumes of rail cargo and container transportation, as well as increasing demand for electricity, indicate that the recovery is likely to hold.

Donald Trump was thundering about a minority group, linking its members to murderers and what he predicted would be an epic crime wave in America. His opponents raged in response—some slamming him as a racist—but Trump dismissed them as blind, ignorant of the real world.

VETERANS of Zimbabwe’s independence war made a significant break with President Robert Mugabe for the first time calling him dictatorial, manipulative and egocentric.

Great again or great already? Presidential candidates offer different takes on the U.S. they hope to lead

During what was supposed to be Hillary Clinton’s big day at the Democratic Convention she is getting the worst of it from Donald Trump, who is turning attention back on her alleged criminal activity, said former Republican Senate policy adviser Jim Jatras.

Popularity bounces are typical after a party’s convention, but his rise in the polls could be different when you consider that he is no ordinary presidential nominee