MOSCOW, August 24. /TASS/. India is going to expand supplies of electronics, cars and building materials to Russia, Ambassador to India in Russia Vinay Kumar told TASS in an interview.

New Delhi will have in its focus "the global challenges such as health, technology development, and climate change," the Ambassador stressed ...

NEW YORK, August 24. /TASS/. The US administration approved this week the sale of 3,300 air-launched ERAM (Extended Range Attack Munitions) for Kiev, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) said, citing sources ...

"Elbridge Colby, the Pentagon’s undersecretary for policy, developed the ‘review mechanism’ to decide" on Ukraine’s request to use long-range weapons made by the US and the ones provided by European ...

MOSCOW, August 24. /TASS/.India will buy oil where it will benefit the country, Ambassador of India in Russia Vinay Kumar told TASS in an interview.

"There are several banks which have branches in India and are currently making transactions easier for a variety of travelers, including students and tourists from Russia," Ambassador of India in Russ ...

"Let me make an analogy: we are at a ten-kilometer segment and probably passed the first two hundred meters," Friedrich Merz said ...

The Serbian filmmaker further expressed optimism about the future, suggesting that the ongoing military operation will lead to the emergence of new values, ultimately replacing outdated ones, and that ...

His lawyer, Luca Montebelli, indicated that a decision regarding extradition could be made as early as September 3 ...

Data from the Ukrainian border guard service indicates that since the start of 2025 alone, approximately 5,000 individuals have crossed into Romania, a figure sufficient to assemble a mechanized briga ...

Bogdan Krotevich further explained that what Ukraine refers to as "reserves" are merely units reassigned from one sector to another, rather than fresh, fully equipped forces ...

Klaus Von Dohnanyi urged European nations to foster better relations with Moscow while steadfastly protecting their national interests ...