Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash: Airline To Pay $20K Compensation To Crash Victims’ Families, Says Black Boxes Found
All 62 people aboard the Boeing 737-800 passenger jet flying from Dubai to southern Russia Saturday were killed.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Two Years After Crimea Annexation, Region Is A ‘Black Hole’ For Human Rights
As Russia begins its third year of occupation in Crimea, human rights activists warn of an increasingly stifling environment in the region formerly controlled by Ukraine.
Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash: No Distress Call By Pilot, CEO Says Too Early To Determine Cause
Either mechanical failure or pilot error may have been responsible for the Flydubai Flight 981 crash at the Rostov-on-Don Airport that killed 62 people.
Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash: Plane Carrying 55 Passengers Crashes While Landing In Southern Russia
Everyone on the Boeing 738 plane was killed at an airport in Rostov-on-Don, southern Russia, media reports said.
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Russia Will Withdraw Troops From Syria Within 3 Days, Says Official As Moscow’s Su-24M Bomber Jets Return
Moscow has played a key role in the Syrian conflict so far, carrying out airstrikes, brokering a ceasefire deal and reportedly helping stabilize the position of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
Rosneft Sells Stake In Oil Fields To Indian Companies Amid Debt, Low Oil Prices
The sale would give the Russian oil giant over $4 billion, helping it cope with its debt load amid low oil prices and Western sanctions.
Russian Metrojet Plane Crash Update: Egyptian Foreign Minister Says ‘Nobody Can Provide 100 Percent Security’
The deadly crash's cause remains undetermined, but Russia and the West say a bomb downed the plane, a theory Egypt rejects.
Syrian Venture Returns Russia To International Center Stage
Vladimir Putin's sudden withdrawal from Syria suggests the bombing campaign was about chasing international prestige more than anything else.
Oil Prices Surge On Lower US Crude Reserve Growth, Move By Producers To Discuss Freezing Output
Further helping to boost oil prices was Qatar’s announcement of an April meeting among OPEC and non-OPEC members.
Russian Military Slow To Leave Syria? Ground Forces Continue To Support Assad, US Army Colonel Says
A spokesperson for U.S. military operations said a very small number of Russian jets have withdrawn, while ground forces are still fighting.
Who Is Merrick Garland? What Supreme Court Nominee Has Said About Gun Control, Abortion, Crime And Gitmo
President Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Chief Judge Merrick Garland, faces what is sure to be a rancorous confirmation fight in the Senate.
Amid Russian Aggression, Poland To Replace Old Soviet-Built Fighting Vehicles In $21 Billion Upgrade
The E.U. country wants to get rid of its old Soviet-built fighting vehicles amid regional aggression from Russia.
John Kerry To Visit Moscow To Discuss Syria Conflict After Russia’s Pullout
Russia’s move this week to withdraw its troops spurred hopes of increased pressure on Syrian President Bashar Assad to negotiate during peace talks.
ISIS Hangs Bodies Of 4 Syrian Democratic Forces Fighters In Al-Hasakah Governorate
The Syrian Democratic Forces fighters were killed in clashes with the Sunni militant group in Syria’s northeastern governorate of Al-Hasakah, a U.K-based monitor said.
Five Years After Syrian Uprising Began, Aleppo Counts The Cost Of War
As a ceasefire takes hold, citizens in Aleppo consider the toll — in deaths and lives forever altered — of five years of fighting.
Russian Deputy Culture Minister Reportedly Arrested On Corruption Charges
The deputy head of Russia’s Culture Ministry was reported arrested Tuesday as part of a new investigation into alleged malfeasance.
Oil Prices Drop Amid Fears Of Renewed Crude Oversupply And End To Recent Rally
Major oil producers like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Qatar and Venezuela have proposed freezing their output to January levels, but the global excess is still at least 1 million barrels a day.
Russian Pilots Returning From Syria Welcomed With Fanfare, Pomp
Scenes of jubilation Tuesday greeted Russian pilots on their return from Syria in Russia when they arrived at their air bases.
ISIS Pushes Child Soldiers To The Front Lines Amid Wave Of Islamic State Defections
The Islamic State group has been losing its grip on territory and increasingly leaning on child soldiers, a U.S. spokesman said Monday.
ExoMars, Europe And Russia’s Joint Mars Mission, Begins Its 7-Month Journey
The spacecraft, which consists of a lander and an orbiter, is designed to search for methane and its source in Mars' atmosphere.
Russian Warplanes Start Leaving Syria After Vladimir Putin's Surprise Announcement
The surprise move, following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s withdrawal announcement on Monday, comes as Syrian peace talks enter their second day in Geneva.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Denies Missiles Violate UN Resolution, Says They Are For Self Defense
Mohammad Javad Zarif defended the tests conducted last week, saying that the weapons were just for self-defense.
Abu Omar Al-Shishani Dead: US Officials Confirm Senior ISIS Commander Succumbed To Injuries From US Airstrike
Earlier reports had suggested Omar al-Shishani was badly wounded after airstrikes hit his convoy near the Syrian town of al-Shaddadi.
As Putin Orders Troops Out Of Syria, Civilians Hope For True Ceasefire And Peace Talks
President Vladimir Putin’s decision to withdraw his troops may finally let Syrians rebuild their homes and their lives.
Russian Officials, Television Hail Syria ‘Success’ As Putin Announces Withdrawal
State-owned TV and officials portrayed the troop withdrawal as a testament to an effective bombing campaign.
Oil Slides As Fears About Global Crude Supplies Cut Short A Six-Week Market Recovery
The price of crude fell about 3 percent Monday on fears that a six-week market recovery has gone beyond fundamentals as stockpiles continue to build.
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