Research has revealed we can lose up to 40 percent of our muscle mass between our twenties and eighties. But the present COVID-19 restrictions have made the loss of muscle mass is even likelier.

National interests will outweigh public's pro-Palestinian views if Sudan ends up signing a peace pact with Israel, believes a Khartoum-based journalist. But an agreement is still remote, given the fact that the current transitional government doesn't have the authority to decide on such paramount issues.

The Sunday election is going to become a litmus test for the de-facto interim government of Jeanine Anez, who took the reins of the country in November 2019, according to Alberto Echazu, a Bolivian political analyst and journalist with La Resistencia Bolivia, who has given his prognosis with regard to the ongoing vote.

The US is reportedly pushing Sudan to normalise ties with Israel: the chances the African country would become the next to conclude a peace pact with the Jewish state after the UAE and Bahrain are high, according to political researcher Mohammad Fawzi, who has weighed up the potential consequences of the move.

The New York Post dropped a bomb on Hunter Biden's business deals and the alleged role of his father Joe Biden, following the GOP's September report calling out the potentially criminal financial transactions of the ex-vice president son. US journalist Max Parry has discussed the disclosure and FBI Director Christopher Wray's apparent inaction.

Born in Iran, Norouzi studied acting in Germany and made a name for herself in Bollywood with her web series Sacred Games, Abhay season 2 and the Punjabi language film “Khido Khundi”.

Israel is readying itself for a war with Hezbollah, reports suggest, citing the Jewish state's chief of staff as saying that his military will be holding drills in the upcoming weeks, despite the raging COVID-19, which has already claimed the lives of more than 2,100 people.

Israel is readying itself for a war with Hezbollah, reports suggest, citing the Jewish state's chief of staff as saying that his military will be holding drills in the upcoming weeks, despite the raging COVID-19, which has already claimed the lives of more than 2,100 people.

The Census Bureau's Annual Survey of Public Employment and Payroll has posted new data suggesting that there are fewer police officers per person in the United States than at any point over the past 25 years.

Red lips, scintillating saris, hair tied up with flowers and chiming bangles, or skimpy dresses paired with heels; sought after at night but ostracized by day. This is the imagery the term sex worker arouses in India. Though legal, sex workers are an outcast community beyond the purvey of government welfare schemes.

On 15 October, the Knesset met for a celebratory session and endorsed the Abraham Accords by a large majority. Retired Israeli Armed Forces Brig. General Dr Meir Elran has explained how the deal may affect the balance of forces in the Middle East and shed light on the promising opportunities provided by the agreement.

With the US inching ever closer to Election Day, observers are weighing in on how Washington's foreign policy towards the UK might change given the Brexit realities and heated debate over Britain's Internal Market Bill. British academics have discussed possible post-Brexit scenarios in case Joe Biden wins or Donald Trump stays in the Oval Office.

Former US Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday admitted that his support of the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act was a mistake; however, Biden and the Democratic Party must demonstrate their new stance with actions, an analyst told Radio Sputnik.

What seems to be a compassionate plea for mercy from Washington by a major US newspaper is actually just a furthering of the US propaganda war against Iran that’s responsible for the strangling sanctions that frustrate its ability to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, a doctor and activist told Sputnik.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it's time to get ready for the prospect of no free trade deal with the EU on 1 January, claiming it looks like the country is heading for what he called "the Australian solution".

New research has revealed that we can determine a person’s personality traits from how they behave while using virtual reality. Stephen Fairclough, a professor of psychophysiology at Liverpool John Moores University, spoke to us about the findings.

Nearly half of England’s population will be put into lockdown from Saturday, despite rising tensions in the north of the country between regional leaders and the central government. This comes as the mayor of Greater Manchester attacked the new lockdown measures, warning that jobs and businesses in the North must not become “a sacrificial lamb”.

An unprecedented duel of town halls between Donald Trump in Miami and Joe Biden in Philadelphia took place on Thursday broadcast by NBC and ABC. American commentators have explained the difference between the two events and their potential impact on the 2020 presidential campaign.

Twitter recently took down several dozen accounts it says were impersonating Black supporters of US President Donald Trump and hinted they might have been foreign-controlled. Two journalists told Sputnik the story’s prominence owes mostly to Democratic insecurity about Black voters looking outside their party for political solutions.

Despite President Donald Trump's repeated warnings and netizens' outrage, Twitter and Facebook feel free to ban The Post's story casting a shadow on the Bidens less than three weeks before the 2020 elections. International tech experts have explained what is behind the Silicon Valley giants' "impunity".