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John Kerry is under investigation.
Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives have launched an investigation into John Kerry, President Joe Biden's climate envoy, Bloomberg reports.
Ukrainian separatist regions request Russian assistance, Kyiv calls on the UN to prevent conflict.
The self-proclaimed republics of Lugansk and Donetsk have officially requested military assistance from Russia in a letter published on February 23.
The Georgia by-election is nail-biting: Candidates are neck and neck.
The race for Senate seats in Georgia is incredibly close, with the gap between the candidates being extremely narrow.
Will 'canalizing' four rivers help Hanoi change?
The land created by filling in the rivers is being misused, raising questions about the feasibility of Hanoi's project to "convert" four rivers into parking lots.
President Trump and the bleak outlook for the coming days.
The Democratic Party gaining control of the House of Representatives would be a turning point that would shift the balance of power in the U.S. Congress, opening up a series of political and legal challenges for the Trump administration.
For the first time, the US House of Representatives has two Muslim women members.
Voters in Minnesota and Michigan on November 6th elected the first two Muslim women to the U.S. House of Representatives: one a former refugee from Somalia and the other a Detroit-born woman of Palestinian-American descent.
Donald Trump profusely apologizes after video of vulgar comments about women.
Donald Trump quickly apologized for the video containing offensive remarks about women 10 years ago, while many Republican lawmakers criticized him or declared they would turn their backs on the candidate.
Weighing Trump and Hillary before their first "verbal battle"
Both candidates are said to have weaknesses that their opponent would consider strengths, and neither is clearly more favored than the other.
US Presidential Election: Clinton vs. Trump, who will win?
Despite being considered two opposing sides, both US presidential candidates appear to be facing significant challenges on their path to power.
US Presidential Election: The landscape is shifting unpredictably.
The race for the White House is unpredictable.
Information revealed about Iran's female 'assassin' ninjas.
Sputnik news agency sheds more light on the story of Iran's all-female boxing team that once caused a global sensation.
Hillary Clinton officially announces her candidacy for President.
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton officially announced her candidacy for the US presidency early on April 13th (Vietnam time).
The Republican Party 'doubts' Clinton's ability to run for president.
Senator Rand Paul argued that Clinton had "outlandish policies and always believed she could live above the law."
Crimea will celebrate the anniversary of its annexation to Russia annually.
The Crimean authorities declared March 16th, the day of the referendum on Crimea's annexation to Russia, as an official public holiday in the Republic.
By welcoming 4,7 million immigrants, Obama faces a Republican challenge.
Obama's immigration policy is being seen as a "lifesaver" for the Democratic Party after their recent midterm election defeat.
The US Senate approves the new ambassador to Vietnam.
(VTC News) - The US State Department announced that the Senate has approved the nomination of Ted Osius as ambassador to Vietnam, replacing David Shear.
Two more Ukrainian regions reject Kyiv and demand to join Russia.
(VTC News) - The two regions of Lugansk and Donetsk announced today that they will propose to Moscow to become part of the territory of the Russian Federation.
Russia: 'NATO is not helping Ukraine, only exploiting it'
(VTC News) - Reuters, citing the Russian Foreign Ministry, said NATO is exploiting the Ukraine crisis to draw members against a fictitious threat.
Ukrainian Prime Minister travels to eastern Ukraine to quell protests.
(VTC News) - Ukraine's acting Prime Minister announced he will travel to eastern Ukraine, a region with many pro-Russian supporters, to find a solution to stop the protests.
Ukraine issues 48-hour ultimatum to pro-Russian supporters.
(VTC News) - The Telegraph reports that the Kiev authorities have issued a 48-hour ultimatum forcing protesters in eastern Ukraine to immediately cease their actions.
Ukrainian security forces will be ordered to open fire on protesters.
(VTC News) - Ukrainian officials say security forces will soon receive orders to use military weapons against protesters.
Ukraine promises 'lenient treatment' of pro-Russian supporters in the east.
Acting President Turchynov promised not to prosecute the militants involved in occupying the government building if they laid down their weapons and ceased their actions.
The US accuses Russia of sending spies into Ukraine to 'cause trouble'.
(VTC News) - The US Secretary of State believes that Russia sent spies to eastern Ukraine to "destabilize" the country, creating the conditions for Russia to send troops to Ukraine.
Mercenaries arriving in eastern Ukraine are causing concern in Russia.
(VTC News) - Voice of Russia reports that the country's Foreign Ministry has expressed concern about the appearance of mercenaries in southeastern Ukraine.
Video: Ukraine deploys counter-terrorism special forces to Donetsk
(VTC News) - A video allegedly showing Ukrainian counter-terrorism special forces soldiers being deployed to Donetsk after the region declared independence is circulating on YouTube.
Vietnamese expert: Many more regions in Ukraine will demand independence.
(VTC News) - Journalist Nguyen Dang Phat, a veteran expert on Russian and European affairs, analyzes Donetsk's declaration of independence and its potential accession to Russia.
Ukraine repels forces occupying Kharkiv city hall.
Ukraine's Interior Minister stated that the counter-terrorism operation conducted by Interior Ministry forces in Kharkiv has completely wiped out separatist figures.
The US accuses Russia of 'causing unrest' in eastern Ukraine.
(VTC News) - The US accuses Russia of causing unrest in eastern Ukraine and supporting protesters against the interim government in Kyiv.
The majority of Crimeans support joining Russia.
(VTC News) - The Speaker of the Crimean Parliament said that the majority of people in the autonomous republic will support joining Russia in the referendum to be held in the next three days.
Video: Crimea declares independence
(VTC News) - The Parliament of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea declared independence just before the referendum on annexation with Russia. This declaration appears to strengthen the legal basis for the March 16 referendum. The central government in Kyiv declared the vote unconstitutional.
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