World

The Nobel Prize for “unimaginable restraint”, according to Ron Dermer, should have been solemnly handed out to an army which much of the world believes guilty of war crimes.
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Representatives of two hemispheric giants -- Brazil in the West, Russia in the East -- met in Moscow on Friday (Aug. 8) to arrange for an increased flow of food to Russia, in the wake…
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Russia's food czar, Sergei Alekseyevich Dankvert, has been a very busy man this week. He's in the process of arranging for a steady, massive supply of food to be imported into Russia…
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Vladimir Putin's trip to Latin America last month is proving useful in the face of the economic sanctions that the West -- led by the United States -- has imposed on Russia.
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Here you can see some news agencies pictures taken during the ceasefire from the northern district of Beit Hanun and Shejaiya residential district in the Strip of Gaza
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Pedro Almodovar and other Spanish industry representatives join them in urging the European Union to condemn the bombing of Palestinian civilians.
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Can the social network convince investors that the future's bright – or is the 'Twitter quitter' becoming a real headache?
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The onslaught in Gaza and the MH17 crash scene in Ukraine have generated thousands of pictures, many of which show the gruesome reality of the violence. How does the Guardian's head of…
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In Gaza, men like Yasser Abu Jamei and Eyad Sarraj are both mental-health practitioners and sources of hope for Palestinians.
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Cuba, Venezuela, Argentina, Ecuador, Nicaragua and Bolivia are siding with Russia in its complaint that U.S. economic sanctions against Moscow over the downing of a Malaysian airliner…
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