Russia’s Gazprom Settles Pricing Dispute With 6 Turkish Companies, To Resume Full Supply
Russia’s Gazprom is set to resume full supply to the gas companies with a newly agreed upon price reduction in place, according to reports.
Syria Elections 2016: Assad Casts Vote In Parliamentary Elections Despite Widespread Criticism
Opposition groups widely denounced the elections, which were held Wednesday as peace talks over the ongoing conflict in Syria restarted in Geneva.
US Prepares Plan B To Arm Moderate Rebels In Syria If Ceasefire Fails
While coalition members have agreed to the outline of Plan B — to be implemented if the ceasefire fails — the White House has yet to approve a list of specific weapons systems.
THAAD In Korean Peninsula: Russia, China Concerned Over Possible US Missile System Deployment, Lavrov Says
South Korea and the United States are in talks to install the missile system in the Korean Peninsula to counter threats from North Korea.
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ISIS Fighter Numbers Drop In Syria, Iraq Amid US Military And Cyber Attacks
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Oil Prices: US Crude Hits 2016 High After Report That Saudi Arabia, Russia Have Agreed To Production Freeze
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Russia-NATO Relations 2016: First Meeting Since Ukraine Crisis Will Not Be 'Business As Usual'
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According to Russian news agency Interfax, two militants were killed when one blew himself up near the police station in Stavropol.
Wild Tiger Population Rises For First Time In Over 100 Years
The global population of wild tigers has risen for the first time in over a century, a survey by the WWF and the Global Tiger Forum showed.
Syria War Update: Bashar Assad Removal Is ‘Red Line,’ Iranian Official Says
Syrian President Bashar Assad has been accused of using chemical weapons on his own people, but ally Iran continues to support him.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Bernie Sanders Calls For More ‘Balanced’ Approach, Palestinians Should Be Treated With ‘Dignity And Respect’
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rejects Bernie Sanders’ contention Israel’s retaliation for rockets was disproportionate.
What Is Interpol? As Europe Seeks To Root Out Terror Cells, World’s Police Force Interpol Steps In
Interpol says information needs to move “faster than the terrorists” to protect citizens from attacks.
Russia Says Won’t Halt Arms Sales To Arch Foes Armenia And Azerbaijan
Russia plays an important role in the region as its former imperial and Soviet-era overlord. It is also the main seller of weapons to both countries.
Panama Law Firm Hasn’t Been Approached By Investigators, Says Co-Founder
European countries as well as Australia and New Zealand have promised to investigate high-profile entities named in the huge leak.
Anti-Racist ‘Zootopia’ Is Crushing It In Countries Where Diversity Often Doesn’t Play
Disney’s animated film has been well-received in China and Russia where audiences and governments don’t always welcome inclusion messages.
Oil Prices Surge 6 Percent, See Largest Weekly Gain In A Month Amid Optimism About Supply
Hopes are high that a punishing global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.
US Military Unveils Robotic Warship 'Sea Hunter' To Counter Russia, China
The U.S. wants to ensure it maintains its military superiority in the western Pacific as China boosts its submarine fleet.
Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash Update: Russian Report Says Pilot Error Caused Crash, Plane Flown In Contradictory Manner
Russia’s civil aviation authority said Friday the plane crashed after being flown in a contradictory manner minutes before a second attempted landing.
What's Next For Ukraine? Dutch Reject Agreement On European Union Trade
France and Germany pledged to continue supporting Ukraine despite a Dutch vote that created a roadblock for the country’s European Union aspirations.
Putin Denies Corruption Exposed In Panama Papers While EU Promises Tax Haven Crackdown
European Union officials want to draw up a list of “noncooperative jurisdictions” after the recent data leak that linked prominent officials to offshore accounts.
ISIS Mass Kidnapping Fears: Hundreds Missing Near Damascus Amid Islamic State Group Offensive
The worries come following an assault on a cement factory 30 miles east of the Syrian capital city.
Russia Says No Tourists For Turkey, Egypt In 2016 Amid Safety Concerns And Frayed Political Relations
Russia’s fraying relations with Egypt and Turkey have hit the two countries’ important tourism sectors.
Moscow Acts As Power Broker Amid Diplomatic Push To Contain South Caucasus Violence
The Kremlin has taken a leading role in efforts to end the worst violence in the Nagorno-Karabakh region since 1994.
World Bank Slashes Russia’s Economic Forecast, Warns Of Rising Poverty
Its recession is likely to be more severe than was originally predicted, according to the World Bank, thanks to plummeting oil prices and sanctions.
ISIS In Damascus: Car Bombs Target Syrian Forces As Islamic State Group Steps Up Attacks
The latest string of assaults targeting the Syrian military is seen as retaliation for recent losses.
Russia Economy 2016 Update: Contraction Of 1.9 Percent Predicted On Low Oil Prices, World Bank
Russia has more than 19 million people living in poverty as low oil prices are expected to keep battering its recessionary economy.
Russian Pacific Fleet’s Anti-Submarine Vessel Admiral Vinogradov, Oceanic Rescue Ship Fotiy Krylov And Tanker Irkut Hold Anti-Terrorism Drills
The naval group of Russian Pacific Fleet left from the Vladivostok base in the far-eastern region for a long-distance mission on March 28.
How A Dutch Referendum On European Union Trade Could Send Ukraine Over The Edge
A Dutch referendum Wednesday could help determine if Ukraine eventually gains European Union membership. Some say Panama Papers details may hurt Ukraine's chances.
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