Medien: Kim fürchtet Militärputsch während Gipfels mit Trump

Vor dem im Juni geplanten historischen Gipfel mit US-Präsident Donald Trump plagen den nordkoreanischen Machthaber Kim Jong-un nach Erkenntnissen der Zeitung „The Washington Post“ Bedenken, dass er während der Reise nach Singapur die Macht zu Hause verlieren könnte.

‘Proof doesn't matter to West regarding Syria chemical weapons-use allegations… as usual’

It’s no coincidence the US is warning against chemical weapons use by Damascus, while the most likely source of an attack would be rebels, to trigger a response against the Syrian government, says former US diplomat Jim Jatras.

Countries Supporting Terrorism Responsible for Situation in E Ghouta : Kremlin

 "Those responsible for the situation in East Ghouta are those who support the terrorists, those that are still there. As you know, neither Russia, nor Syria, nor Iran belong to the category of such states, for it is they who on the ground are engaged in an irreconcilable struggle against the terrorists in Syria," Kremlin spokesman Dmitriy Peskov told reporters, commenting on statements about Russia's and Iran's alleged responsibility for the situation in East Ghouta.

Plan B : Overthrowing Syrian govt is aim of West’s proposed UN resolution

The real goal of the West-brokered UN Security Council resolution on Syria is to put the blame on Damascus for everything and provide cover for militants, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.

Reports about Russian army withdrawing from Syria's Afrin denied

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was quoted on Friday as saying media reports about Russian military units withdrawing from Syria's Afrin region had been denied.

Zakharova: Washington tries to impede Syrian National Dialogue Congress in Sochi

Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, Maria Zakharova, said there is a clear conspiracy in the political circles and the mass media of the west to cover the real situation in Raqqa to avoid skepticism over Washington’s behaviors.

US accusations against Syria part of media war

Chairman of the Russian Federation Council’s International Affairs Committee, Konstantin Kosachev, has asserted that the accusations and allegations made by the United States against the Syrian government are part of the US media war.

Kampf-U-Boot mit 44 Insassen vor Argentinien vermisst

Die argentinische Kriegsmarine hat nach eigenen Angaben den Kontakt zu ihrem U-Boot „San Juan“ verloren.

Combing of Abu Kemal Is Now Almost Completed : Russian MoD Official

Several media outlets earlier claimed that Daesh had seized major areas of the Syrian city of Abu Kemal, forcing the Syrian Army to leave the captured zone. A representative of the Russian forces in Syria has refuted the reports, observing that the suppression of the remaining terrorists in the city was almost completed.

Report: North Korea runs hospital to treat nuclear radiation patients

 North Korea operates a hospital that treats soldiers exposed to radiation at its nuclear test site in Punggye-ri, according to a Japanese press report.

Catalogne: Puigdemont à Bruxelles? La N-VA se défend de l'avoir invité

Le président catalan destitué Carles Puigdemont se trouve temporairement à Bruxelles, affirment plusieurs sources, dont une source gouvernementale espagnole citée par l'AFP. Ce lundi en fin d'après-midi, la N-VA s'est défendue de l'avoir invité.

Iran Rules Out Negotiations on Its Ballistic Missile Program

Iranian Foreign Ministry's spokesman Bahram Qassemi denied on Friday media reports about Iran's readiness to discuss its ballistic missile program.

Turquie: 900 nouveaux limogeages, les renseignements rattachés à Erdogan

Plus de 900 fonctionnaires supplémentaires ont été limogés dans le cadre des purges lancées en Turquie après le coup d’État manqué de 2016, selon un décret-loi publié vendredi au Journal Officiel.

Trump Slams US Media for Coverage of Alleged Second Meeting With Putin

US President Donald Trump harshly criticized on Wednesday the US media coverage of his alleged second meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Hamburg.

Trump said firing Comey relieved 'great pressure': New York Times

President Donald Trump told Russian officials at the White House that firing FBI Director James Comey relieved "great pressure" the president was facing from an ongoing probe into Russia and the U.S. presidential election, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing a document summarizing the meeting.

Trump met en garde l'ex-patron du FBI de ne pas faire de "révélations à la presse"

Le président américain Donald Trump a mis en garde vendredi matin l'ancien patron du FBI James Comey, qu'il a limogé mardi soir contre toute attente, de ne pas faire de révélations à la presse.

‘Riskier than striking Syria’: Beijing warns US against attacking North Korea

China has warned the US against using military force against North Korea, after a surprise redeployment of an aircraft carrier group. Washington’s regional allies said they expect it to consult with them before any action.

Assad: Oscar-feted White Helmets are part of Al-Qaeda

Syrian President Bashar Assad has hit out at the controversial nonprofit White Helmets, calling it a front for Islamic terrorism, and saying they are an example of Western narratives grotesquely distorting the truth about the conflict in the country.

Tragédie de Mossoul, silence radio dans les médias mainstream

La couverture des combats à Mossoul est un nouvel exemple d’arnaque médiatique des médias mainstream, considère la porte-parole de la diplomatie russe, Maria Zakharova. Elle indique que la presse contourne autant que possible ce sujet et les victimes de la coalition menée par les États-Unis.

LA Times pledges to cover story of Trump administration despite White House's "media ban"

The Los Angeles Time, one of the most popular newspaper in the United States, released a statement early Saturday, pledging to continue to cover story of Trump administration with non-jaundiced view despite it was excluded from White House press briefing the day before.