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Strawberry bed at i-Ogorod farm. 20.05.2012 22:42 3 comments

Farmville reinvented: Internet gardens bring real fruits

Imagine having your own garden, where you can grow fruit and veg without picking up a spade, or even leaving your desk. This is the reality for Muscovites, who can bear real fruits from their Internet gardens.

 
German Chancellor Angela Merkel makes a statement at the Chancellery in Berlin, May 16, 2012 (Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch) 18.05.2012 23:41 18 comments

Merkel meddle: Germany pushes for Greek referendum?

Germany denies reports that Chancellor Angela Merkel suggested Greece holds a referendum on the country’s membership in the “euro club”. However, major political parties have slammed the proposal.

Reuters / Kai Pfaffenbach 18.05.2012 19:15 14 comments

Police arrest 400 “Blockupy” activists as tensions rise in Frankfurt (PHOTOS)

Frankfurt police have detained 400 anti-capitalist protesters ahead of a key conference on monetary policy scheduled for the weekend. With thousands more heading into the city in the coming hours, new clashes are expected.

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(RIA Novosti / Vladimir Astapkovich) 10.05.2012 03:38 3 comments

Lighting Russian sky: Fireworks mark V-Day celebration (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

As the military parade sweeps away from Red Square, Victory Day in Russia is far from over. At night, Moscow's skies lit up with fire – but this is no WWII artillery: bright salutes marked the end of the long-drawn, devastating war.

Photo Sergey Dolya / @dolyasergey 09.05.2012 14:15 97 comments

Russia’s Sukhoi SuperJet-100 goes off radars in Jakarta, hijacking not ruled out

A Russian jet carrying 50 passengers has disappeared from the radars during a demonstration flight for potential buyers in the Indonesian capital. Hijacking and a high-altitude crash into a mountain have not been ruled out.

 
British Prime Minister David Cameron returns to Downing Street in central London on April 30, 2012 (AFP Photo / Carl Court) 01.05.2012 23:20 20 comments

'Millionaires’ row': UK ministers out-of-touch with ordinary people

There is a growing barrage of anger aimed at Britain's wealthy ministers for being out-of-touch with real life. Most of them come from the richest levels of society and do not face the same struggles as most British families do.

Russian Trade Unions and the ruling United Russia party rally in Moscow (RIA Novosti / Ramil Sitdikov) 01.05.2012 10:44 22 comments

May Day unity on display: Hundreds of thousands rally worldwide (FESTIVE PHOTOS)

Countries throughout the world are celebrating May Day, also referred to as International Labor Day. In Russia, the holiday is marked in every big city. In the capital alone, an estimated 120,000 people have shown up.

 
Julian Assange 30.04.2012 20:03 20 comments

Assange Episode 3: Torture & double standards of the West

The world's most famous secret-spiller Julian Assange is on RT again, speaking with Tunisia’s first post-revolution leader about the West’s double standards in protecting human rights.

An aerial view of the Olympic Park in London showing the Olympic Stadium (C) and the Orbit (AFP Photo / London 2012 / Anthony Charlton) 30.04.2012 03:17 26 comments

Missiles next door: Rooftop London bases to protect Olympics

London residents were startled to discover that their housing complex was to be used as a military base to lodge a missile system. The UK Defense Ministry says it’s all part of an effort to counter a terror threat during the London Olympics.

 
An anti-government protester runs for cover after setting fire to tyres, in Budaiya, west of Manama, early April 22, 2012 (Reuters/Hamad I Mohammed) 22.04.2012 19:50 8 comments

­More clashes expected after Bahrain GP goes ahead

The Formula One Grand Prix took place in Bahrain Sunday, despite becoming a focal point for internal protests, and attracting international censure. A fresh outbreak of violence was reported in the immediate aftermath of the race.

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Demonstrators run through a cloud of tear gas fired by police during a protest in the village of Diraz, west of Manama April 21, 2012. (Reuters / Hamad I Mohammed) 22.04.2012 06:48 12 comments

‘West doesn’t care what Bahrain does to its people’

The pro-democracy protests in Bahrain have been going on for more than a year now but the West will keep on turning a blind eye to human rights in the country as long as it acts in accordance with US interests, says journalist Patrick Henningsen.

Arab world protests
 
The United Nations Security Council meets at the United Nations in New York to discuss the ongoing violence in Syria April 21, 2012 (Reuters / Allison Joyce) 21.04.2012 19:29 33 comments

UN Security Council votes to send 300 observers to Syria

The UN Security Council has unanimously voted to pass a resolution increasing the number of ceasefire observers in Syria to 300. Meanwhile, the first wave of observers reached war-torn Homs.

Syria unrest
Thousands of Egyptians rally in Cairo's Tahrir Square on April 20, 2012 (AFP Photo / Khaled Desouki) 21.04.2012 05:05 11 comments

‘Egypt is on a collision course’

A range of Egypt’s political forces has joined the large-scale protests against the ruling military on Tahrir Square. With the SCAF reluctant to give up power and the people still pushing for true democracy, Egypt seems to be on a collision course.

Egypt unrest
 
U.S. soldiers salute during a memorial ceremony for Army Specialist Johnathon F. Davis at Forward Operation Base (FOB) Sarkari Karez in the Maiwand district in Kandahar province, southern Afghanistan (Reuters / Baz Ratner) 18.04.2012 19:28 41 comments

US troops defile Afghan corpses again, pose with body parts

Newly-published photos showing US soldiers posing with the gory remains of several Afghan suicide bombers has provoked harsh condemnation from the US military. The photos are the latest in a long line of scandals involving US troops in Afghanistan.

Reuters/Luke Macgregor 02.04.2012 11:40 21 comments

CIA ‘should pay for Nazi-like Poland prison’

The smoldering scandal around an alleged CIA secret prison in Poland has exploded again, as charges have been brought against the country's former intelligence chief for allowing the site. For years, Poland’s top officials denied the prison existed.

 
A man stands on Hollywood Boulevard as the sun rises near the site of the 84th Academy Awards in Hollywood, California February 23, 2012 (Reuters/Lucy Nicholson) 01.04.2012 08:04 2 comments

Down and out in Skid Row: Homeless in the City of Angels

Los Angeles is widely seen as the capital of America’s movie industry and home of upscale neighborhoods such as Beverly Hills. But right in its underbelly, lies Skid Row – a mecca for the city’s homeless.

Supporters of Mali's junta participate in a demonstration against regional bloc ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) at the international airport of Bamako March 29, 2012. Jets carrying West African presidents for a meeting with Mali's new military leaders were forced to turn back mid-flight on Thursday after hundreds of supporters of last week's coup invaded Bamako's main runway. (Reutres / Luc Gnago) 29.03.2012 23:20 2 comments

‘Hostility in the air’: West African delegation makes U-turn over Mali

A delegation of West African leaders was prevented from landing in Mali after pro-junta demonstrators flooded the airport. The presidents were going to try and persuade Mali's junta leader to hand over the power he seized on March 21.

 
Rulla Jaffar, a doctor who is on trial for taking part in anti-government protest, wears chains on her hands as she participates in an anti-government rally in Budaiya, west of Manama, March 9, 2012 (Reuters / Hamad I Mohammed) 22.03.2012 15:22 3 comments

Bahrain retries convicted protest doctors

Bahrain is to retry 20 medics who treated protesters during last year’s uprising, despite earlier promises to spare 15 of them. A military tribunal earlier sentenced them to up to 15 years in prison, causing international criticism.

Arab world protests
Demonstrators protest outside of the Trades Union Congress in central London. (Reuters / Toby Melville) 20.03.2012 21:36 10 comments

Blacklisted: UK workers find they are banned from job market

After years of unsuccessful attempts to find jobs, thousands of UK construction workers have found out why. Skilled engineers have discovered their names were on an “employment blacklist” - an illegal document which shattered their lives.

 
Palestinians at a destroyed building  after an Israeli air strike on Gaza City (AFP Photo / Mohammed Abed) 13.03.2012 21:25 51 comments

Friends no more? Egypt’s MPs declare Israel No. 1 enemy

Egypt calls Israel its number one enemy, saying it will “revise all its relations and agreements” with Tel Aviv. In a protest against Israeli attacks on Gaza, Egyptian MPs have voted to expel Israel's Ambassador in Cairo, and to halt gas exports.