BRICS & Global South News

One freshman and dangerous Arctic foxes: about Russian school on Spitsbergen

The school in Barentsburg operates in compliance with Russian educational standards

Avalanche in Kabardino-Balkaria Kills 11 Climbers

The avalanche swept down Mount Mizhirgi, one of the highest peaks in Russia's North Caucasus.

Kiev loses nearly 9,700 troops in combat over past week — expert

The greatest damage on the enemy was inflicted by fighters of Russia’s Battlegroup Center, Andrey Marochko noted

'US nukes would trigger World War III'

Washington's use of nuclear weapons would trigger World War III, with the US being its first loser, says a former Iranian diplomat.

Russia, North Korea hold completion ceremony of first car bridge between allies

Russia, North Korea hold completion ceremony of first car bridge between allies

Mozambican rebels take South African mechanic hostage

Eleven missing after attack on town in northern Mozambique - and on a hunting lodge co-owned by football coach Carlos Queiroz - that has been linked to Islamic State affiliate group near Cabo Delgado

Africa’s interest in Russian weapons growing every year — arms exporter

Rosoboronexport CEO Alexander Mikheyev stressed that African countries are traditional users of Soviet, and now Russian, military products

Russian forces destroy more than 20 drones over Rostov Region — governor

Regional governor Yury Slyusar added that the threat from drones in the region persists

US terrorist attacks on Iran

Iranian officials have condemned a new war crime committed by the US military that involved the bombing of a wedding ceremony in a coastal city in the country’s south.

Asia shares bounce, others cautious as oil rises

BSW says it shares common ground with AfD on issues related to Russia, sanctions

According to Thomas Schulze, like the AfD, the BSW advocates for "affordable energy"

Yemen slams US strike on wedding celebration in southern Iran

Yemeni officials in Sana'a have condemned a US strike on a wedding celebration in southern Iran.

Iranian border guard martyred in clash with militants in western Iran

An Iranian border guard has been martyred during an armed clash with members of an anti-Iran Kurdish militant group in Iran’s western province of Kermanshah.

Senior MP: Hezbollah proud of alliance with Iran, will continue resistance

Hezbollah says the resistance movement is proud of its alliance with Iran and will continue resisting the US-Israeli agenda in the region.

North Macedonia interested in energy cooperation with Russia — politician

Marjan Dimitriev emphasized that Macedonia needs stable energy supplies at a good price

Trump official says ‘there may not be a nuclear agreement’ with Iran

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright's comments could signal that US hopes for a nuclear deal are dimming.

China, Nepal race to find thousands still missing 12 days after floods

More than 5,500 people are still missing in China and Nepal after catastrophic floods across the two countries.

Iran’s OIC mission denounces ‘cowardly’ US attack on oil tankers

The Iranian mission to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has denounced US attacks on Iranian oil tankers as “cowardly.”

Senior MP: Hezbollah proud of alliance with Iran, will continue resistance

Hezbollah says the resistance movement is proud of its alliance with Iran and will continue resisting the US-Israeli agenda in the region.

Discover Iran: From Alamut Kilims to Pan-Bafi, Qazvin’s crafts carry centuries of living t...

Qazvin’s rich handicraft heritage, preserved especially by women, includes distinctive weaving and embroidery traditions that continue to evolve, support livelihoods, and connect cultural knowledge with contemporary life.

IRGC strikes US unmanned vessel in Hormuz, vows ‘decisive’ response to enemy moves

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) says it has attacked a remotely Operated Vessel (ROV) belonging to the terrorist US military in Iran’s southern coast.

Yemen’s roads, bridges devastated by years of war, blockade

Years of war and blockade have ravaged Yemen’s roads and bridges, taking a heavy toll on lives and livelihoods.

News Review: US attacks Iran oil tankers

American forces have attacked three Iranian oil tankers in the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman.

Iran military warns US of ‘more severe blows’ to warships if aggression continues

Iran’s highest operational command unit warns the US army of more severe and extensive blows to American warships if aggression continues.

IRGC busts US-Israeli-linked team planning to stage 'terrorist acts' in southeastern Iran

The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Ground Force has dismantled a US-Israeli-linked terror team in Iran’s southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan, killing two terrorists.

Iranian border guard martyred in clash with militants in western Iran

An Iranian border guard has been martyred during an armed clash with members of an anti-Iran Kurdish militant group in Iran’s western province of Kermanshah.

Discover Iran: Baghestan, Qazvin’s 2,700-hectare, millennium-old heritage and agricultural...

Baghestan, Qazvin's ancient 2,700-hectare green belt with over a millennium of history, is a living agricultural heritage, recognized by the FAO and cherished as the city's cultural jewel.

China’s rise, Iran ties fuel global shift challenging US hegemony: Analysts

Analysts argue that China’s rise and deepening ties with Iran are accelerating a shift away from US hegemony towards a more multipolar global order.

'US nukes would trigger World War III'

Washington's use of nuclear weapons would trigger World War III, with the US being its first loser, says a former Iranian diplomat.

US terrorist attacks on Iran

Iranian officials have condemned a new war crime committed by the US military that involved the bombing of a wedding ceremony in a coastal city in the country’s south.