When a famed sex educator convinced Berlin authorities to house young orphans with known pedophiles, the bizarre scheme led to shocking abuses. Two of his victims spoke to RT in a revealing new documentary. Read Full Article at RT.com

Standing outside her home in Miziara, Lebanon, Souha’s eyes fill up with tears as she speaks about her husband’s death. “I love you!” she cries out, as if speaking to him. Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK is the “greatest political partnership” in the world, but it wouldn't be the same if one of its members decides to leave, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned amid a growing appetite for independence in Scotland. Read Full Article at RT.com

Production disruptions caused by the Covid-19 outbreak could cost the global economy twice as much as a hypothetical global military conflict, recent research by the McKinsey Global Institute shows. Read Full Article at RT.com

A list released by Brand Alliance revealed that tech giant Huawei has become China’s most valuable brand, worth some 815.1 billion yuan ($117 billion). The total value of the top 20 Chinese brands reached 6.12 trillion yuan. Read Full Article at RT.com

The US internet behemoth Google has been fined 1.5 million rubles ($20,370) for insufficient search engine filtering of prohibited content, Moscow's Tagansky District Court told news agency TASS on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Former adult actress Mia Khalifa is auctioning off an “infamous” pair of glasses she donned during her porn career in a bid to raise money to help victims of the Beirut port explosion. Read Full Article at RT.com

The “whole government” of Lebanon will resign shortly amid growing public anger and protests following the devastating explosion in Beirut port, Health Minister Hamad Hassan told reporters. Read Full Article at RT.com

Scientists from the Siberia Federal University (SibFU) have developed a technique that effectively removes petroleum from wastewater. Read Full Article at RT.com

Two Russian match officials will be given polygraph tests after being branded 'clowns' over a penalty row in Spartak Moscow's draw with Sochi, following which the Moscow club's owner threatened to pull the team from the league. Read Full Article at RT.com

Both Mike Tyson and sharks are among the most dominant carnivores of their species but even the former world heavyweight champions admits that he was terrified after getting an up close view of the world's most feared predators. Read Full Article at RT.com

While Russia is still home to the fourth highest number of active coronavirus cases in the world, the country is winning the battle with the pandemic. That's according to PM Mikhail Mishustin, himself a survivor of the disease. Read Full Article at RT.com

Two asteroids are set to dart past Earth in the coming days, while NASA has warned about an impending close shave with an airplane-sized space rock. A doomsday preacher has also issued a dire warning about the upcoming encounter. Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow prosecutors have approved an indictment against anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny. He is accused of slandering a WWII veteran who spoke in favor of constitutional amendments, which were then passed in a public vote. Read Full Article at RT.com

Five of the eight European giants heading to the Champions League mini-tournament in Lisbon have never reached the final, while one of the two former winners will be knocked out on Friday. Here's a guide ahead of the one-off ties. Read Full Article at RT.com

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A US ban of popular Chinese messaging app WeChat may have devastating consequences for Apple, plunging the iPhone maker’s sales in one of its most lucrative markets and worldwide shipments. Read Full Article at RT.com

Juventus' Argentina star Paulo Dybala could be set to do the opposite of his club-mate Cristiano Ronaldo by trading Turin for Real Madrid after being linked with a high-profile transfer to the La Liga champions. Read Full Article at RT.com

The violent protests across Belarus after Sunday’s presidential election were directed from abroad, re-elected President Alexander Lukashenko claimed. He also blamed foreign countries for internet connection troubles. Read Full Article at RT.com

Tehran has cautioned against politicizing the devastating blast in Beirut, arguing that Washington should drop sanctions on Lebanon if it is serious about helping the nation recover from the catastrophe. Read Full Article at RT.com