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Arsenal have successfully secured a loan deal with Bournemouth for goalkeeper Neto, marking a significant move in their search for a reliable shot-stopper. The...

(Johannesburg) The African National Congress (ANC), South Africa's ruling party, has sent senior officials to Russia for a "working visit" with President Vladimir Putin's...

The increase in rents for apartments in the surrounding area is much stronger than in Berlin. In addition, the number of commuters from Brandenburg...

Germany is in the final of the European Championship. Who would have thought that a month ago? The least likely. At least that's how...

Russian national team on mini-football was successfully launched in the qualifying tournament held in Croatia. In the first match our team defeated the team of Slovakia 7:1.

According to the memoirs of former prisoners of the remand prison, known as the "Sukhanovka" or sensitive sites No. 110, there was a practice of torture by 52 species. In 1938 the prison was installed in the premises of the monastery of Saint Catherine in the suburbs. A detailed list of the methods that were used to obtain the necessary authorities of readings, compiled and published in the book "Sukhanovskaya prison. Statsobject 110" historian, researcher of the Gulag Lidia Golovkova.

A total of 74 suspected right-wing extremist cases have come to the attention of the Berlin security authorities in the past three years. 93...

Stalin line and the Maginot Line can be safely attributed to the best known fortifications of the Second World war, and, perhaps, of the twentieth century as a whole.

Croatian fascists – ustashe in the Second world war became famous for the phenomenally brutal killings of Serb, Jewish and Roma population. The history of the concentration camp "Jasenovac", where the destruction of innocent people in the pipeline mode worked complete sadists, still plunges in trembling horror. However, the ustashe were active not only in the Balkans. Troops of the puppet independent state of Croatia, fully controlled by Nazi Germany, were sent to the Eastern front as part of the Wehrmacht.

These emails were made public as part of an investigation into the British government's August withdrawal from Afghanistan by a committee of parliamentarians. Emails released...