As Tesla founder Elon Musk's planned acquisition of Twitter raised new questions over the platform's content moderation policies, a US civil liberties expert told Sputnik that US social media companies started to lean toward censorship because they did not trust their users' choices

The Moscow-based Jewish Museum and Tolerance Center said on Monday it will open Russia's largest library of Jewish book collections on May 26

The St. Petersburg Book Salon, the most diverse book fair in Russia, is expected to attract about half a million visitors this year and hundreds of exhibitors from across the country and abroad from May 19-22, organizers said

Queen Elizabeth II has visited Paddington station in London to see the completed Elizabeth line (previously Crossrail) named in her honor after more than a decade of construction and intended to serve 41 stations starting May 24, the Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday

Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) has reached an agreement with Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to develop Pakistan Animal Identification and Traceability System (PAITS)

Two dozen people gathered in front of the US embassy in Moscow on Thursday to demand that Washington stop supporting Nazi forces in Ukraine, a Sputnik correspondent reported

US consumer prices rose 8.3% in the year to April, easing slightly from March while keeping inflation in the world's largest economy not far from the four-decade highs seen in recent months, the Labor Department said Wednesday

The Russian military found a textbook titled "Campaign. English for the military" published by Macmillan, one of the largest English language publishers in the United Kingdom, at a base of Ukrainian nationalist battalion Azov (under criminal investigation in Russia) in Mariupol, a Sputnik correspondent reported on Wednesday