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Brazilian football legend Pele has been rushed to a Parisian hospital after displaying symptoms of a "strong fever" after taking part in a promotional event with French footballer Kylian Mbappe.
US tech giant Apple has cut prices of various iPhone models in one of the world’s hottest smartphone markets, China, by 300 to 500 yuan (about $44 to $75).
A little boy from northeastern India has become an unlikely viral hero this week after accidentally running over his neighbor’s chicken. The story has already captured the public imagination in his home country.
Nigel Adams, who has resigned from Theresa May’s cabinet as a junior Welsh minister, injected some joviality into the house of commons – ostensibly trolling PMQs and underscoring his question with a series of dramatic pauses.
Austria’s federal government has proposed levying a tax of as much as five percent on advertising revenue of big-tech corporations like Google, Amazon, Facebook and Alibaba.
Several horses and a small pony have disrupted traffic and scared residents after fleeing their stable in the Siberian city of Tyumen. The adventures of the runaways were caught on video.
Aleksei Oleinik will headline his second successive UFC event in Russia after it was reported that the submission ace will replace compatriot Alexander Volkov against Alistair Overeem in the UFC St. Petersburg main event.
It’s been a long and winding road from the American porn industry to the glitter and fame of Bollywood, and actress Sunny Leone says she’s found more acceptance in conservative India than among Indians in the US.
Conor McGregor has been admonished online for an "indefensible" tweet, later deleted by the Irishman, in which he called UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov's wife a "towel", with many believing the post crossed the line.
After Fox News host Tucker Carlson tried to emasculate MSNBC’s Chris Hayes by saying he is what men would look like if feminists took power, Hayes hit back with a satirical post about appeasing our future female overlords.
RT’s multi-platform social media project about the Romanov family is up for a Webby in ‘Best photography and graphics’ category. With an ongoing open vote, you can help the digital photo-narrative make history.
The world’s biggest digital currencies by market capitalization have risen after leading crypto bitcoin topped $5,000 for the first time since November, gaining more than 20 percent in one day.
During an 80-minute speech at the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) US President Donald Trump made the rather outlandish claim that the noise created by wind turbines causes cancer. Twitter was not impressed.
Russian figure skating ace Elizaveta Tuktamysheva, known for her raunchy exhibition routine, says she enjoys battling “widely accepted stereotypes of a female skater.”
A superyacht purchased with money pilfered from the Malaysian state fund 1MDB has been sold to casino operator Genting Malaysia Berhad.
Viktor Orban has hit back at claims made by Jean-Claude Juncker that he is racist, quipping that the European Commission head’s appearance at a ceremony celebrating Karl Marx gave him no right to lecture others about xenophobia.
A video clip circulating social media appearing to show soldiers shooting a picture of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, is to be investigated by the British Army, according to the UK Ministry of Defence.
Juventus captain Leonardo Bonucci has shockingly laid partial blame with teammate Moise Kean after the 19-year-old forward reacted to monkey chants from Cagliari fans by scoring and celebrating in front of their ultra stand.
Russian President Vladimir Putin joined the opening ceremony on Wednesday of a new Daimler factory in the Moscow Region that will assemble premium class Mercedes-Benz passenger cars for the domestic market.
Conor McGregor's war of words with the UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov is showing no signs of abating after the Irishman was slammed overnight for a now-deleted, religiously insensitive tweet aimed at the Russian.
Young Muslims in the Netherlands are increasingly influenced by “radical Islamic boosters” as they attend after-school classes in Arabic and Islam, the Dutch intelligence service has warned.
Increased consumption by jewelers is expected to boost global demand for gold to its highest level in four years, an annual report by Metals Focus reveals.
A British judge has invoked the ire of online commentators, activists and politicians after remarking that it was a man’s “fundamental human right” to have sex with his wife during an already controversial court case.
Classified documents related to weapons deals were misplaced by an Israeli security official ahead of a trip to India, Haaretz reported. The sensitive docs were discovered at a restaurant where the Israeli delegation had dined.
Three of the eight importers granted waivers by Washington to buy oil from Iran have now cut their shipments to zero, according to US envoy for the Islamic Republic Brian Hook.
Chinese state shipbuilding company and Norway-based DNV GL classification society have unveiled a project to develop the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier with a capacity of 270,000 cubic meters.
A group of monkeys were found to have “human-like” brain development, including faster reactions and better memories, after a joint Sino-American team of researchers spliced a human gene into their genetic makeup.
A Tory cabinet minister has become the first to quit over Theresa May’s move to reach out to the main opposition party and hold talks with Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to find a solution to the Brexit crisis.
From April 1 to 5, the German city of Hannover is hosting HANNOVER MESSE, one of the world’s largest trade fairs, which is showcasing the latest technology and innovations in intelligent manufacturing.
Military tensions seem to have mounted again in contested Kashmir after Pakistan claimed its forces “befittingly” returned fire from India’s side of the border, killing seven Indian troops and injuring 19 others on Tuesday.
Emmanuel Macron is known as an advocate of combating pollution globally, but did he succeed in doing so in France? RT visited one of Europe’s largest industrial zones, where noxious fumes are putting people’s lives at risk.
A well-organized criminal syndicate that uses bribes and false promises is responsible for the nearly 60,000 African migrants who arrived in Spain last year, filmmaker Lauren Southern told RT.
A huge fire has engulfed a historic church in the center of Blackburn in the northwest of England, turning the oldest building in the city into a large inferno.
The US lawmakers have demanded answers from the Energy Secretary Rick Perry who allowed a number of US firms to share sensitive nuclear energy information with Saudi Arabia, under the public radar.
A group of ex-spooks is suing the Defense Department and spy agencies for the right to publish books on their careers without being subjected to arbitrary censorship that favors tales depicting the government in a favorable light.
The Senate transportation committee is seeking answers from the FAA after a number of whistleblowers alleged that the agency inspectors who’d evaluated the Boeing 737 Max had lacked proper training and valid certifications.
A Chinese woman has infiltrated President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, overcoming the power of the entire US security apparatus by simply asking to use the pool and by dodging any clarifying questions.
Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly has backed a Supreme Court request to strip Juan Guaido of his immunity, paving the way for possible legal proceedings against the US-backed opposition leader calling for regime change.
Manila seeks to maintain close ties with Beijing despite any potential tensions in the disputed South China Sea, President Duterte said, emphasizing that the Philippines and China have no issues that can’t be resolved politically.
With the Mueller investigation over and the Russiagate DOA, George Papadopoulos, former Trump campaign energy adviser, told RT he hopes the truth about the alleged deep state conspiracy will soon come out.
The claims by Ecuador’s President that Julian Assange has “violated the conditions of his asylum” are linked to WikiLeaks reporting on INA Papers that implicated Lenin Moreno in corruption, the whistleblower website said.
A new report on famine around the world makes for grim reading, showing starvation ravaging 53 countries, mostly due to conflict and climate shocks. In some places, like Yemen, the crisis is almost entirely man-made.
A professor at the University of Louisville is suing his employer after being fired from a top position for expressing views on gender dysphoria and saying children who insist they are transgender should not instantly be believed.
Former UFC and Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez has shared photos of the gruesome eye injury he sustained on his ONE Championship MMA debut, and congratulated Timofey Nastyukhin, who inflicted the damage.
UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he would be “very happy” to meet Prime Minister Theresa May after she suggested the two should sit down to agree on a new plan to ensure a no-deal Brexit is avoided.
Graffiti is an urban art form, but a Russian artist has brought it to the wilderness and achieved some amazing results. The animals he draws on plastic wrap come to life when put in their natural habitat.
Algeria’s long-serving President Abdelaziz Bouteflika has resigned. Bouteflika’s resignation was originally slated to occur before the end of April, and comes after years of declining health.
The only way to tackle the "gross injustice" of the trans sport issue is to "snap out of delusion" and be intellectually consistent, otherwise risk of annihilating women from sport, according to British rapper Zuby.
NASA chief Jim Bridenstine said India’s recent anti-satellite missile test was a “terrible thing” because it has created dangerous space debris – despite the US being one of the major orbital litterers.
A nuclear arsenal capable of destroying the US makes Russia the “only current existential threat” to Washington, US Army Chief of Staff General Mark Milley told lawmakers.
Spanish giants Real Madrid have announced ambitious plans to revamp their world-famous stadium, the Santiago Bernabeu, promising to make the iconic arena the "digital stadium of the future", with plans to begin after this season.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will try to avoid a no-deal Brexit by meeting with opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn and requesting a 'further extension' from the EU.
NASA has published a unique angle of one of the most stunning sights in nature. One of its Earth-studying satellites snapped a stunning photo from above the Northern Lights as they swirled over Canada’s Hudson Bay.
When a Republican faces #MeToo-style accusations, be it President Trump or Judge Kavanaugh, Dems are usually the first to condemn. But when men among their own ranks come under fire, they water down the scandal or find a pretext.
A Texas chemical plant has gone up in flames, spewing black smoke into the air northeast of Houston. One death has been reported, along with two injuries.
A 25-year-old middle school teacher claims she was fired from her job after a topless selfie she sent to a boyfriend ended up in the hands of a student. Now she wants “to fight back,” filing a $3 million discrimination lawsuit.
An Israeli woman has been hospitalized with brain damage after spending three weeks consuming nothing but fruit juice and water. Doctors fear she may have permanently damaged her brain.
French President Emmanuel Macron has warned UK Prime Minister Theresa May that the EU will not be held responsible for finding a solution to the Brexit mess which Britain finds itself in, insisting they will not be held “hostage.”
UFC lightweight king Khabib Nurmagomedov has revealed he is in talks to headline a UFC event in the United Arab Emirates capital of Abu Dhabi in September, as well as the name of his potential opponent.
They haven’t seen each other since 2015, but a clever robot swiftly recognized Dmitry Medvedev as the PM stopped at technology park during his visit to the Siberian city of Perm.
British Transport Police are investigating two incidents of “devices” left on railway tracks in Cambridgeshire and Nottinghamshire. Police fear the objects were intended to cause disruptions, and could be related to Brexit.
YouTube has responded to pressure to ban Tommy Robinson by placing a series of restrictions on the anti-immigration activist’s channel, including turning comments off and making his videos undiscoverable.
A prominent Iranian women’s rights activist has sparked heated debate online after she condemned Western women who wear the hijab when they visit Iran and slammed them for supporting a “discriminatory law.”
Former hockey cheerleader Ulyana Trigubchak has kept her pledge to take part in a topless photo shoot to celebrate her team’s playoffs success after the KHL’s Salavat Yulaev reached the conference finals.
A Norwegian suspect detained in Russia on espionage charges was gathering crucial intelligence on the Navy’s nuclear-powered submarines, a Russian state prosecutor has said.
Residents in George Town, Malaysia were horrified as a ferocious waterspout descended on the city’s streets in a rampage that lasted roughly 15 minutes, damaging some 50 buildings in the process.
Actress, #MeToo advocate, and all round woke feminist Alyssa Milano has stepped in to defend her “friend” Joe Biden, after accusations of inappropriate touching and groping have mounted against the former vice president.
Calling each other “unhinged” and “crazed,” President Donald Trump and San Juan’s Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz went tit-for-tat on Twitter over relief efforts in Puerto Rico which is still recovering from a 2017 hurricane.
Sanctions unilaterally imposed by Washington have hindered efforts to provide relief to Iranians affected by a series of deadly floods, Iran’s Foreign Ministry has claimed, describing US posturing as “economic terrorism.”
Celebrity provocateur Piers Morgan has given his typically sarcastic response to Pope Francis' comments that Lionel Messi is in fact not God, by agreeing that he isn't, instead saying that title belongs to rival Cristiano Ronaldo.
It isn’t just unwanted kissing threatening Joe Biden’s bid for presidency, his past strong-arming of Ukraine to fire a prosecutor probing a company his son sits on the board of is also rearing its head again, the Hill reports.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s social media output is a real mixed bag. In between odes to regime change in Venezuela and paeans to border security, Rubio dropped in some words from the good book, to mixed reaction.
Sardinian firefighters used a helicopter to winch a cow trapped at the bottom of a rocky cliff in a dramatic rescue operation.
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has removed two of its nine Boeing 787-10 aircraft from service due to engine issues. It is more bad news for Boeing following the worldwide grounding of its popular 737 MAX passenger jet.
Seven Pakistani military outposts across Kashmir’s Line of Control were destroyed as retaliation for recent cross-border shelling, Indian officials have said. Pakistan confirmed three of its soldiers were killed in the fighting.
PM Theresa May’s cabinet secretary has issued a stark warning to Tory ministers pushing for a no-deal Brexit, claiming it could lead to a recession, spiralling food prices and threaten the safety of the public.
UFC lightweight champ Khabib Nurmagomedov has mocked Conor McGregor over his recent "retirement" announcement, likening him to a "jealous wife", and reaffirmed his own position regarding his return to the octagon later this year.
Putting money into people’s hands is good for business, the economy, and the markets, says Andrew Yang, entrepreneur and a US 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
Researchers from Keen Labs in China, one of the most widely respected cybersecurity research groups in the world, have successfully hacked a Tesla Model S autopilot system and forced the car to drive into an oncoming lane.
A blast has rocked a building of Russian Aerospace Forces Academy in St. Petersburg, At least three people have been injured, Defense Ministry confirmed.
A suspected Islamic State terrorist, who sought asylum in Europe, reportedly received a prepaid debit card meant for refugees from the European Union. The incident reflects a dangerous new period for Europe, an analyst told RT.
Oil markets woke from a five-month slumber with prices hitting a 2019 high above $69 a barrel after Saudi Arabia cut more than it had agreed with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allies.
An attempt to impress some online followers has backfired for a Siberian man, who now faces hooliganism charges after filming himself smashing up a car with a hammer.
Four Su-30 jets flown by the world-famous Russian Knights aerobatic team performed a simultaneous loop in the Malaysian skies, to the excitement of countless onlookers watching the stunt.
Former US intelligence hackers helped the United Arab Emirates spy on Al Jazeera’s chairman, a BBC host, and other media figures as part of a secret Emirati intelligence program called Project Raven during the blockade on Qatar.
