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Obama Alaska Climate Change Trip: Sarah Palin Blasts President Ignoring Glaciers, Oil Industry, China Ships And Russia
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said the solution to the ongoing crisis was to have the international community work together to fight terrorism.
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White House Investigating Reports That Russia Has Begun Military Operations In Syria
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Ukraine Russia Conflict: Russian Threat Will Last Decades, Ukrainian President Poroshenko Says
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Ukraine Military Doctrine Declares Russia The Enemy And NATO Membership A Top Goal
Russia is now officially Ukraine's enemy, according to the country's newly revised military doctrine, which also lays out a long-term path toward NATO membership.
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EU Extends Sanctions On Russia As Moscow Warns Of 'Negative Consequences'
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China To Lend Venezuela $5 Billion To Boost Oil Production
Venezuela is seeking to ramp up production in coming months to offset steep losses caused by falling prices for crude, the nation’s main export.
Russia Military Update: India Approves $1.1B Helicopter Contract With Moscow
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Iran Missile Defense Radar: Nazir, Bina Systems Are Capable Of Hitting Targets In Other Countries
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Amid Russia Conflict, NATO Increasing Preparedness In Eastern Europe With New Command Units
Amid rising tensions between Russia and Ukraine, NATO forces are boosting defense measures.
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The trip also marks the handover of the station's command to NASA astronaut Scott Kelly, who, along with Mikhail Kornienko, will spend an entire year on the station.
Putin: Russia-China 'Partnership' Stronger Than Ever Amid Cybersecurity Accusations, Economic Trouble
Restrictions "imposed by certain Western countries" have not affected Sino-Russian relations, Russia's president said before he visits China on Wednesday.
Amid Russian Hostility, US Tanks Painted Woodland Green In Symbolic Shift After Years Of War In The Middle East
After more than a decade of war in the Middle East, U.S. tanks are now being painted woodland green as the Russian threat in Europe continues.
US Missile Attack? Military Needs Upgraded Radar System To Protect Against Russia, China And North Korea, Ashton Carter Warns
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Ukraine Military Defense Budget Seeks $4B In 2016 To Help Fight East Ukraine War
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East Ukraine War: Ukrainian Military Mitznefet Helmet Cover Delivered By Special Israeli Defense Force
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New Russian Internet Law Sparks Surveillance Fear: Data Collection In Russia Must Now Be Held On Local Servers
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Ukraine Anti-Autonomy Protest Outside Parliament Turns Violent As Country Votes On Decentralization Bill; 2 Police Officers Dead
At least two police officers were killed in the violence while lawmakers voted on the bill that grants more powers to breakaway regions in Ukraine's east.
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Actions would be in response to reports that spies in China and Russia allegedly attacked US databases to target American intelligence personnel.
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Hackers have used stolen credentials to make app and in-app content purchases.
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