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  • Russian Suspected of Spying Resists Leaving Poland
    Russian Suspected of Spying Resists Leaving Poland
    A Russian journalist suspected of spying in Poland said Wednesday that he is fighting an attempt by Polish authorities to deport him.
    November 26, 2014BY Vanessa Gera
  • NATO Says Russia Readying for Ukraine Incursion
    NATO Says Russia Readying for Ukraine Incursion
    Russia still has enough troops along Ukraine's border to mount a major incursion, NATO's top commander said Wednesday, ...
    November 26, 2014BY Peter Leonard
  • France Suspends Delivery of Warship to Russia
    France Suspends Delivery of Warship to Russia
    France suspended the delivery of a warship to Russia on Tuesday, after months of speculation about what would ...
    November 25, 2014BY Sylvie Corbet
  • Cash Cut to Ukraine Rebel Areas in Risky Strategy
    Cash Cut to Ukraine Rebel Areas in Risky Strategy
    For hours, small crowds in Donetsk huddle hopefully in the cold around cash machines that never get filled, ...
    November 25, 2014BY Peter Leonard
  • Away From the Front Line, Ukraine Protest Sparked Civic Revolution
    Away From the Front Line, Ukraine Protest Sparked Civic Revolution
    It has been a year since civil unrest first started to erupt in Ukraine. And while the country ...
    November 23, 2014BY Vsevolod Kritskiy
  • Corruption Saps Enthusiasm for East Ukraine Rebels
    Corruption Saps Enthusiasm for East Ukraine Rebels
    As battle raged in rebellion-wracked eastern Ukraine, cargo trains piled high with coal thundered along rail tracks to ...
    November 20, 2014BY Peter Leonard
  • Mysterious Fireball Caught on Dashcam in Russia (Video)
    Mysterious Fireball Caught on Dashcam in Russia (Video)
    You may recall the orange flash that broke out over Russia last year and just recently there was ...
    November 19, 2014BY Epoch Video
  • Who Built This Unusual 1,300-Year-Old Siberian Palace… and Why?
    Who Built This Unusual 1,300-Year-Old Siberian Palace… and Why?
    Who built this structure in the middle of a lake? Some of it's unusual features add to the ...
    November 19, 2014BY Derek Lambie
  • Are Europe and the World Slipping Back Into a 2nd Cold War?
    Are Europe and the World Slipping Back Into a 2nd Cold War?
    The question of what went wrong after 1945 to spark the Cold War has long occupied and divided ...
    November 18, 2014BY Filip Slaveski
  • Russia’s Borders: Iran’s Cautious Friendship With Moscow
    Russia’s Borders: Iran’s Cautious Friendship With Moscow
    After Iran’s Islamic revolution of 1978-79, periods of tension between Washington and Moscow have generally been synonymous with ...
    November 18, 2014BY Clément Therme
  • FIFA Files ‘Criminal Complaint’ Over World Cup Bids
    FIFA Files ‘Criminal Complaint’ Over World Cup Bids
    The latest twist in FIFA's World Cup bid corruption case has landed on the desk of Switzerland's attorney ...
    November 18, 2014BY Graham Dunbar
  • Children From Lost Civilization Helped Make Geoglyph Some 6,000 Years Ago
    Children From Lost Civilization Helped Make Geoglyph Some 6,000 Years Ago
    It's the world's oldest known geoglyph, but archaeologists have no idea what civilization was advanced enough to build ...
    November 18, 2014BY Anna Liesowska
  • Work Starts in Ukraine to Collect Wreckage of MH17
    Work Starts in Ukraine to Collect Wreckage of MH17
    Workers in rebel-controlled eastern Ukraine began to collect debris from the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 ...
    November 16, 2014BY Mstyslav Cherno
  • Obama Accuses Putin of Not Living up to Ceasefire
    Obama Accuses Putin of Not Living up to Ceasefire
    President Barack Obama on Sunday bluntly accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of not living up to a cease-fire ...
    November 16, 2014BY Julie Pace
  • Putin Leaves G-20 Summit Early, Denies Feeling Pressured
    Putin Leaves G-20 Summit Early, Denies Feeling Pressured
    Russian President Vladimir Putin made an early exit on Sunday from a two-day summit of world leaders where ...
    November 16, 2014BY Rod McGuirk
  • Hagel: US Needs Game-Changing Military Innovation
    Hagel: US Needs Game-Changing Military Innovation
    Wary of a more muscular Russia and China, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Saturday the Pentagon will make ...
    November 15, 2014BY Robert Burns
  • Scandals Are Forever for FIFA as World Cup Hosting Saga Drags On
    Scandals Are Forever for FIFA as World Cup Hosting Saga Drags On
    Hans-Joachim Eckert, chairman of the independent Adjudicatory Chamber of football governing body FIFA’s Ethics Committee, announced on Thursday ...
    November 15, 2014BY David Rowe
  • Promises, Promises – but FIFA Just Can’t Admit It Has a Problem
    Promises, Promises – but FIFA Just Can’t Admit It Has a Problem
    FIFA appears to have cleared Russia and Qatar of any wrongdoing in their successful bids to host the ...
    November 15, 2014BY Daniel Hough
  • FIFA in Trouble After Report and Judgment on World Cup Hosts’ Qatar, Russia
    FIFA in Trouble After Report and Judgment on World Cup Hosts’ Qatar, Russia
    A long-awaited day of judgment on World Cup hosts Russia and Qatar turned into another day of FIFA ...
    November 13, 2014BY Graham Dunbar
  • Russia’s Ukraine Invasion May Push Belarus to Embrace the West
    Russia’s Ukraine Invasion May Push Belarus to Embrace the West
    Belarus wants to forge stronger economic ties with the West after seeing how Russia has been dealing with ...
    November 13, 2014BY Raphael Satter
  • Top 10 Highlights in St. Petersburg, the Captivating City of the Czars
    Top 10 Highlights in St. Petersburg, the Captivating City of the Czars
    St. Petersburg is a beautiful city filled with extravagant historical palaces, cathedrals and royal gardens.
    November 13, 2014BY Janice Nieder
  • Why Russia Isn’t Abandoning Europe for Chinese Gas Revenue
    Why Russia Isn’t Abandoning Europe for Chinese Gas Revenue
    Much has been made of the agreement signed by Moscow and Beijing to get gas flowing from western ...
    November 12, 2014BY Michael Bradshaw
  • Russian Bomber Patrols to Reach Gulf of Mexico
    Russian Bomber Patrols to Reach Gulf of Mexico
    In a show of military muscle amid tensions with the West, Russia will send long-range strategic bombers on ...
    November 12, 2014BY Vladimir Isachenkov
  • Award-Winning Russian NGO Facing Closure by Russian Authorities
    Award-Winning Russian NGO Facing Closure by Russian Authorities
    BRUSSELS—One of the most respected Russian human rights organizations “Memorial,” which was founded by Nobel Peace Prize laureate ...
    November 3, 2014BY Lidia Louk
  • Moscow Gov’t Watchdog Issues Warning to Russia’s Top Radio Station
    Moscow Gov’t Watchdog Issues Warning to Russia’s Top Radio Station
    The Russian government's communications watchdog has issued a warning to a top independent radio station over a program ...
    November 1, 2014BY Vladimir Isachenkov
  • Middle East Alignments: Open Questions
    Middle East Alignments: Open Questions
    The Syrian crisis and, before it, the Arab uprisings in Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen, and Bahrain have exposed ...
    October 31, 2014BY Steven Simon
  • Ukraine, Moscow Clinch Deal on Russian Gas Supply
    Ukraine, Moscow Clinch Deal on Russian Gas Supply
    Moscow and Kiev on Thursday clinched a deal that will guarantee that Russian gas exports flows into Ukraine ...
    October 30, 2014BY Raf Casert
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