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A rebel tank patrols the streets of Saraqeb, reduced to a ghost town abandoned by its residents after weeks of fighting

Turkey-Russia Tensions Soar After Deadly Syria Strike

Turkey-Russia tensions soar after deadly Syria strike

Turkish Reprisals Kill Over 30 Syria Troops: Monitor

The deaths of 33 soldiers in a bombardment by Syrian government forces marked Ankara's biggest single loss of personnel by far since it launched its intervention in Syria in 2016

Turkish reprisals kill over 30 Syria troops: monitor

Could Russia Go To War With Turkey In Syria?

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a Security Council meeting in Moscow on February 28, 2020; Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Putin were quick to hold telephone talks and plan a summit as soon as next week

Could Russia go to war with Turkey in Syria?

NATO is "looking into what more they do" to support Turkey, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said

NATO Offers Turkey Solidarity But No Pledges After Syria Troop Losses

NATO offers Turkey solidarity but no pledges after Syria troop losses

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"I never behaved aggressively with anyone and I have never done anything to obstruct or impede anyone's career," Domingo said

Apology Gave 'False Impression', Domingo Says Amid Backlash In Spain

Apology gave 'false impression', Domingo says amid backlash in Spain

Conspiracy theories have long circulated suggesting that Putin had died and been replaced by a lookalike

Putin Reveals Plan To Use Body Double

Putin reveals plan to use body double

A fighter fires a truck-mounted gun towards Syrian government positions in Saraqeb as the rebels prepare to move on the key northwestern crossroads town

Syria Rebels Reenter Key Idlib Crossroads Town: AFP

Syria rebels reenter key Idlib crossroads town: AFP

Why Cannibalism May Be Increasing Among Polar Bears

Ice melt and human encroachment may be some of the reasons why polar bears have to resort to cannibalism.

Russians living in Arctic settlements have sounded the alarm over dozens of bears entering areas of human habitation, particularly to raid rubbish dumps for food

Cannibalism On Rise Among Polar Bears, Say Russian Scientists

Cannibalism on rise among polar bears, say Russian scientists

The murder of a journalist has upended Slovakian politics, prompting many to attend a memorial on the second anniversary of his death last week

Slovakia Votes In Election Haunted By Journalist's Murder

Slovakia votes in election haunted by journalist's murder

Maria Sharapova won Wimbledon as a 17-year-old in 2004

Maria Sharapova Retires As One Of Only Ten To Accomplish Historic Feat

Maria Sharapova recently announced her retirement. Looking back at her career, she is one of only ten women to accomplish this historic feat.

This handout photo from Russian Interior Ministry taken on February 22, 2020 shows Russian traffic policemen standing next to a vehicle in Moscow that bears a striking resemblance to the "Batmobile"

Moscow Police Seize Homemade 'Batmobile'

Moscow police seize homemade 'Batmobile'

Democratic presidential hopeful Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is on a roll

Key Endorsement From Black Lawmaker Boosts Biden's South Carolina Hopes

Key endorsement from black lawmaker boosts Biden's South Carolina hopes

The New York Times published details about the man whose complaint sparked an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump

Trump Sues The New York Times? Why President's Reelection Campaign Claiming Libel Against Newspaper

The suit alleges the newspaper knew it was false when it published an article alleging conspiracy between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan bluntly warned the Syrian regime to "stop its attacks as soon as possible"

Erdogan Rules Out Even 'Smallest Step Back' In Syria's Idlib

Erdogan rules out even 'smallest step back' in Syria's Idlib

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian and the foreign ministers of 13 other EU countries warned that what Moscow has presented as a fight against terrorism did not justify "massive violations of international humanitarian law"

EU Ministers Urge End To Fighting In Syria's Idlib

EU ministers urge end to fighting in Syria's Idlib

Activists have promised three days of action at the Bradley mine in County Durham, northeast England, which belongs to The Banks Group

Environmentalists Dressed As Canaries Protest UK Coal Mine

Environmentalists dressed as canaries protest UK coal mine

Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren, shown here passing out treats to protesting workers in Las Vegas, was under pressure to deliver a command performance in the Democratic debate on February 19, 2020

South Carolina Debate: Warren Destroys Bloomberg, Biden Slams Sanders' Gun Control Record

The melee among seven presidential nominee hopefuls at South Carolina on Tuesday evening wasn't what the Democratic Party had hoped for.

Orthodox churches in Montenegro such as the Ostrog monastery are at the centre of a political tug of war

Holy Row: The Battle Over Montenegro's Orthodox Faith

Holy row: the battle over Montenegro's Orthodox faith

Mike Bloomberg will be looking to rebound from his disastrous performance in his first debate and prove he is a credible, moderate alternative to the leftist Sanders

Russia Is Helping Sanders Get Elected, Bloomberg Claims

Bloomberg referred to anonymous intelligence reports to attack the Democratic front-runner during a debate.

Pyongyang insists that it remains the only one of China's neighbours not to have had a single case of the new coronavirus

North Korea Imposes 'Extraordinary' Measures Against Virus

North Korea imposes 'extraordinary' measures against virus

Trump Drags CNN, Jim Acosta For 'Worst Record In Broadcasting': 'Be Ashamed Of Yourself'

Trump and Jim Acosta, CNN senior White House correspondent tangle again, this time exchanging words in India.

Damaged cars line a street following an air strike in Maarat Misrin on Tuesday

Regime Bombing Kills 19 Civilians In Syria: Monitor

Regime bombing kills 19 civilians in Syria: monitor

Viktor Filinkov, 25, and Yuli Boyarshinov, 28, are accused of belonging to the Network group which allegedly plotted an armed uprising during the presidential election in 2018 as well as terror attacks during the World Cup that year

Russia Activists Back In Court On Controversial 'Terror' Trial

Russia activists back in court on controversial 'terror' trial

Libya's conflict pits UN-recognised premier Fayez al-Sarraj against military commander Khalifa Haftar

UN Urges Libya Rivals To Engage As Doubts Hang Over Talks

UN urges Libya rivals to engage as doubts hang over talks

Former Armenian president Serzh Sarkisian was charged in December with organising an embezzlement scheme that allegedly helped enrich government officials

Graft Trial Begins For Armenia's Ousted President

Graft trial begins for Armenia's ousted president

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