A court in Moscow ruled on Friday that Egor Zhukov, a student and a video blogger, should receive three years of suspended sentence over charges of inciting extremism in his YouTube videos, a Sputnik correspondent reported

Mammograms have, so far, had the single role of identifying potentially cancerous tumors in the breast. However, could they also help doctors identify women at risk of heart disease and heart failure

The transport workers' strike in Paris, which began on Thursday as a protest against pension reforms, will continue through Monday, French media reported, citing the trade union of the state-owned public transport operator, RATP

The reforms in taxation sector is the become imperative and government should give proper heed towards it as without taking drastic measures to enhance revenue the growth of economy is not possible

President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach said on Thursday that the committee had no reason to doubt the statements of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) in regard to Russia allegedly manipulating doping data

The United States on Thursday unsealed a criminal indictment against two residents of Russia who were allegedly involved in a malware scheme, court records showed

The Labour Party enjoys support of a nearly half of the United Kingdom's ethnic minority voters intending to cast ballots in the upcoming general election, with the Tories trailing behind by 25 percent, an Opinium poll showed on Thursday

Chief Election Commissioner Sardar Muhammad Raza on Thursday said the parliaments and all political parties will have to play their role in strengthening Election Commission of Pakistan

The US State Department gave Russia's S7 Airspace Corporation permission to relocate the Sea Launch spaceport from waters near the US southwestern state of California to Russia, a company representative told Sputnik

It is obvious that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, unlike his predecessor Petro Poroshenko, wants to agree on key issues for Ukraine, including with Russia, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said during his annual interview with Russian television channels Thursday

Security measures have been tightened in Paris and, specifically, near the Elysee Palace, the official residence of the French president, as mass protests against a newly proposed pension reform are about to start, a Sputnik correspondent reported on Thursday