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"Common man" character created by legendary Indian cartoonist icon RK Laxman would live in our heart forever. RK Laxman cartoon collection speak a lot about democracy and no one better than him was able to explain the Indian daily life and politics with cartoons. Legendary Indian cartoonist RK Laxman has died in hospital at the age of 94 following multiple-organ failures.

North Korea on Saturday condemned a port visit by a US aircraft carrier to the South as a "reckless" act of provocation following proposals by Pyongyang to ease cross-border tensions.

"Over the past two years, Georgia has been able to reduce to a minimum the tensions in relations with Russia," Georgian PM said, following his visit to Brussels.

Pakistan to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization will not diminish the role of Russia and China in that organization, while the idea of Iran's accession to the SCO that may follow the settlement of the Iranian nuclear program is getting ever more crucial, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the State Duma on Wednesday.

(dpa) - NATO calls on Moscow to cease its support for pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine and abide by its international agreements following a deadly offensive on the city of Mariupol.

When social media networks appeared for the first time, they were used only for communication between people who know each other (in rare cases between people who don't know each other) and for fun.

Following the announcement from the New York governor that he will be leaving his post, and the revelations that Time's Up has been running cover for him, I'm left wondering why the same fate has not yet befallen the president. I was on a call with a reporter asking me for a comment on Cuomo as he resigned as New York governor. After I hung up

11 August 2016 A new video recently emerged of former Toronto mayor Rob Ford smoking crack from a pipe following his death five months ago. The public hit ex-mayor Rob Ford with a number of scandals after reports uncovered possible drug use back in 2013.

Donald Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson makes a new history blunder on television in a recent CNN interview on Saturday. On the program, Pierson discussed Trump's recent comments referring to President Obama as the founder of ISIS. Following the video, she essentially corroborated his claim by mentioning that "after 2007, al-Qaeda was essentially in ashes."