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Until recently, Putin had repeatedly denied he had any intention of remaining in power

Russian Court Backs Putin Presidential 'Reset' Plan

Russian court backs Putin presidential 'reset' plan

Gulf Stocks Slide As Oil Prices Extend Losses

Gulf bourses tumble in the energy-rich Gulf region where Arab states have taken unprecedented steps including closing borders and shutting restaurants to fight against the spread of the coronavirus

Gulf stocks slide as oil prices extend losses

Oil Giant Aramco Says Will Tap Inventories To Raise Output

Aramco said it would boost its output after oil producers failed to reach a deal on production cuts

Oil giant Aramco says will tap inventories to raise output

Crashing oil prices are expected to deal a blow to US shale producers, potentially dooming some companies already encumbered with heavy debt levels

Oil Prices Crash Through $30 A Barrel As Coronavirus Fears Mount

“The price response is understandable given that lower interest rates and new bond purchasing programs will do nothing to combat the current weakness of oil demand” -- Commerzbank analyst

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Saudi Aramco announced a 20.6 percent drop in 2019 profits as it unveiled Sunday its first annual results since a historical IPO on the Saudi bourse in December

Saudi Aramco 2019 Profit Slides 20.6% On Lower Crude Prices

Saudi Aramco 2019 profit slides 20.6% on lower crude prices

Saudi Aramco Reports 20.6 Percent Drop In 2019 Profit

Saudi Aramco reports 20.6 percent drop in 2019 profit

Minecraft is a hugely popular video game, with more than 170 million copies sold around the world

Press Freedom Group Stores Censored Articles In Minecraft Library

Press freedom group stores censored articles in Minecraft library

The novel coronavirus has greatly complicated the work of diplomats and officials at the United Nations Secretariat in New York

The Virus Claims A Victim At The UN: Personal Diplomacy

The virus claims a victim at the UN: personal diplomacy

Map of the world showing surface air anomaly for January 2020 compared to the 1981-2010 average, according to a report by Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF.

Extreme Weather 2020: Earth Just Had One Of Its Warmest Winters Ever

NOAA has issued a report naming this most recent winter season the second-warmest in at least the last 140 years.

President Vladimir Putin (pictured March 10, 2020) stunned Russia when he backed a last-minute proposal to add a condition to the reform package for his possible return to the Kremlin after 2024, when he is constitutionally required to step down

Putin Signs Russia's Constitutional Reform Law

Putin signs Russia's constitutional reform law

Children make up around 22,000 of the 384,000 people confirmed killed in nine years of war in Syria, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

Syria Death Toll 384,000 After Nine Years Of War: Monitor

Syria death toll 384,000 after nine years of war: monitor

Firefighters disinfect streets in the Iranian capital Tehran in a bid to stem the spread of the coronavirus

Iran Reports 97 New Virus Deaths, Taking Total To 611

Iran reports 97 new virus deaths, taking total to 611

At 68, Bob Geldof is back with The Boomtown Rats' first album in 36 years

Trump Is 'Vulgar Fool' But World Should Fear Tech Titans, Says Geldof

Trump is 'vulgar fool' but world should fear tech titans, says Geldof

India Increasingly Diversifying Its Arms, Weapons Purchases

India’s dependence on Russia as a source for weapons has fallen

US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin speaks with reporters outside White House said the US economy will emerge stronger after the coronavirus impact is contained

US To Spend $50 Billion, Buy Oil Amid Virus Economic Pain

US to spend $50 billion, buy oil amid virus economic pain

At this time of year, the resort town of Salou on the Costa Dorada is normally full of older Spanish tourists

Virus Empties Spanish Resorts Of Elderly Tourists

Virus empties Spanish resorts of elderly tourists

US Navy's CLAWS Program Aims To Arm Autonomous Submarines With Live Weapons

The CLAWS program is not new; however, some of the capabilities that are being utilized in the program are drawing attention. The program was first announced in 2018, but the details are highly classified.

Oil prices are down more than 20 percent this week and on course for their biggest weekly drop since the global financial crisis of 2008

Oil Rebounds, But Still Heads For Biggest Weekly Loss In Years

Oil prices swung more than six percent Friday, but were still on track for their biggest weekly loss in more than a decade owing to a price war and the spreading coronavirus pandemic.

The Earth, photographed by astronaut Nick Hague from the International Space Station on October 2, 2019

Astronauts Preparing For ISS Mission Taking Precautions To Avoid Spreading Coronavirus To Space

The astronauts are banned from leaving Star City and have been quarantined earlier than the usual.

Samsung says its new Z Flip folding smartphone fits in a pocket and is aimed at "trendsetters"

Samsung Offers Galaxy Phone Sanitizing Service Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

Samsung is currently offering a sanitizing service for Galaxy phones in select locations in light of the current coronavirus outbreak, a report says.

Although Russia decriminalised homosexuality in 1993, homophobia remains widely socially acceptable

Russian LGBT Activist Faces Porn Trial For Vagina Drawings

Russian LGBT activist faces porn trial for vagina drawings

Saudi Aramco is due to announce on Monday its first annual results for the first time since the oil giant in December launched an initial public offering on the domestic stock exchange

Saudi Aramco To Unveil First Annual Results Since IPO

Saudi Aramco to unveil first annual results since IPO

Syrians displaced by regime bombardment have sought shelter in squalid camps along the border with Turkey

New Homes Offer Some Relief For Syria's Desperate Displaced

New homes offer some relief for Syria's desperate displaced

Russia, Europe Postpone Joint Alien-Hunting Mars Mission ExoMars

Officials from the European Space Agency (ESA) and Russia’s Roscosmos State Corporation announced that they have decided to postpone their joint mission to Mars.