Is Nuclear Weapon Agreement with Iran a Historic Opportunity for Obama?
Signing the initial agreement on the Iranian nuclear weapon program is a big success and even a bigger challenge for President Barack Obama. This is reported by Coruption.Info. Tehran negotiations have been led by the U.S., U.K., France, Russia, China and Germany, but there is no doubt that the real contest is...
Walesa says Russia in decay, could split apart
The Russian Federation is in decay and its population could fall to just 20 million people, the first president of post-communist Poland and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Lech Walesa said in an interview with Ukrainian online newspaper Ekonomichna Pravda on Tuesday. This is reported by Coruption.Info. "Russia has...
Mexican police killed during ambush in Jalisco
Fifteen police officers have been killed and five others wounded in an ambush in the Mexican state of Jalisco, prosecutors have said. This is reported by Coruption info. Gunmen targeted the police convoy as it travelled along a highway towards the state capital of Guadalajara on Monday. Security...
Russian nuclear submarine ‘on fire’ in Arctic dock
A Russian nuclear submarine has caught fire at an Arctic naval shipyard, Russian media report. This is reported by Coruption.Info. It is not clear whether the fire on the Orel has been put out or contained, but its reactor does not appear at risk. The blaze started at the Severodvinsk shipyard during...
Situation worsening in Donbas conflict zone, militants trying to occupy Shyrokino, says Lysenko
The situation in the Donbas conflict zone is worsening, with militants firing mortars and artillery on the positions of the Ukrainian armed forces, National Security and Defense Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko said at a briefing in Kyiv on Tuesday. This is reported by Coruption.Info. "The situation in...
Two Ukrainian soldiers wounded in Donbas conflict zone in last day
No Ukrainian soldiers were killed but two were injured in the Donbas conflict zone over the last 24 hours, National Security and Defense Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko said at a briefing in Kyiv on Tuesday. This is reported by Coruption.Info. "Over the last day, we haven’t lost any Ukrainian soldiers, but two were...
Kenyans protest against al-Shabab after Garissa attack
About 2,500 people have marched in Kenya's Garissa town in a show of defiance against militant Islamist group al-Shabab following its deadly assault on a local university. This is reported by Coruption.Info. Muslims and Christians took part in the march, vowing to remain united against the al-Qaeda-linked...
Luke Shambrook: Lost Australian boy found alive after five days
An 11-year old Australian boy who went missing during a family camping trip five days ago has been found alive. This is reported by Coruption.Info. Luke Shambrook, who has autism, was spotted from the air about 3km (1.8 miles) from where his family had been camping beside Lake Eildon in Victoria. He was...
US is going to gradually abolish sanctions against Iran
The White House primarily wants to block Tehran's ways to create nuclear weapons. This is reported by Coruption.Info. The Obama administration believes that lifting of the sanctions from Iran should be first discussed and only then gradually take place. The US government opposes the abolition of restrictive measures...
Six Ukrainian soldiers killed in Donbas conflict zone in last day
Ukraine suffered its worst day's loss in weeks on Sunday, with six Ukrainian soldiers being killed in the Donbas conflict zone in the space of 24 hours, according to a report given by National Security and Defense Council spokesman Andriy Lysenko at a briefing in Kyiv on Monday. This is reported by Coruption.Info....
Savchenko to undergo five new tests
Ukrainian pilot, MP and member of the Ukrainian delegation to PACE Nadia Savchenko, who was abducted from Ukraine and is now detained in a Moscow jail, is to undergo five new tests, her lawyer Nikolai Polozov wrote on Twitter on Monday. This is reported by Coruption.Info. “I’ve visited Nadia Savchenko....
Boston bombing suspect Tsarnaev ‘wanted to punish America’
A prosecutor has told the jury that Dzhokar Tsarnaev "wanted to punish America" when he and his brother planted bombs at the Boston Marathon. This is reported by Coruption.Info. His lawyers admit he carried out the attacks but say he was under the influence of his radicalised brother. If found guilty, the 21-year-old,...
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