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A French lawmaker on a diplomatic trip to Crimea says he regrets a canceled deal with Russia for two Mistral helicopter landing ships.
Russia May Send Tu-22M3 Supersonic Bombers To Crimea In Response To US Missile Buildup In Eastern Europe
The Tu-22M3 has a maximum range of 4,200 miles, and can carry long-range cruise missiles for about 1,500 miles.
FIFA Soccer Corruption Scandal: US Inspecting Major Banks In Relation To Money Laundering Issues
U.S. officials are investigating banks for alleged money laundering related to a FIFA bribery scandal.
US Treasury's Intelligence Network Vulnerable To Hack, Audit Finds: Report
Lax security left the Treasury's computer system for tracking overseas threats to America's financial system vulnerable to hackers, according to a government audit prepared in late 2014 and obtained by Reuters, an exclusive report says.
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China's Space Program: 2016 Satellite Launch To Support Manned Missions, Researchers Say
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Ukraine Russia Conflict: Ukrainian Tanker Detained In Black Sea By Russian Federal Security Service
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Russia's Top Internet Censor Threatens YouTube Block Over Copyright Violations
The Google-owned video site is hosting illicit copies of the shows "Chernobyl" and "Fizurk," according to Roscommandzor.
Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2015: Long-Range Radars For Ukrainian Military Provided By Pentagon To Help Fight Russian-Backed Rebels
The radar will help the Ukrainian military better defend itself from incoming Russian artillery while also helping it return fire with accuracy.
Russian Soyuz Rocket Successfully Takes Astronauts To ISS, New Crew Joins Expedition 44
The three astronauts will remain aboard the International Space Station until late December.
Moscow Is Largest Muslim City In Europe, But Faithful Face Discrimination From Public, Authorities
This Eid el-Fitr, many Muslim worshippers were, as in other years, forced to pray on the street, as the city refuses to allow more mosques to be built.
Russian S-300 Missile Sale To Iran Will Go Ahead Despite US Nuclear Deal
The sale of the S-300 missile defense system is set to go ahead despite Iran being banned from buying missiles for eight years.
Did He Or Didn't He? Trial Begins For Gennady Kravtsov, Russian Engineer Accused Of High Treason
The trial of Gennady Kravtsov is one of many treason cases in Russia in recent months amid heightened tensions due to the conflict in Ukraine.
EU, US Economic Sanctions Against Russia Avoided As Russian Oligarchs Give Away Vast Wealth
Russia's oligarchs have been transferring their vast wealth to their relatives to beat Western-led economic sanctions.
Google, Cisco Oppose US Bid To Regulate Export Of Malicious Code As Missiles, Warplanes Are Regulated
Should malicious code be classified as a weapon and regulated under existing international laws?
Iran Nuclear Deal: China To Build 2 Nuclear Power Plants For Islamic Republic Following Landmark Agreement
Following last week's landmark agreement, China -- long an advocate for the Islamic nation -- will build two of its four planned nuclear plants.
NATO Won't Establish Permanent Military Bases In Poland Amid Russia Tension, US Diplomat Says
The Eastern European nation had hoped to host alliance troops within its borders as a check against Russian aggression.
Trans-Adriatic Pipeline Deal: Does European Union, Azerbaijan Agreement Undermine Russian Energy Plans?
The deal, centered on a pipeline from Azerbaijan to Italy, will help Europe diversify its suppliers and move away from Russian natural gas.
Russia Plans 'Adequate Response' To US Navy's Missile Shield Expansion, Official Says
“We expect some 48, 49 U.S. warships to be converted by 2020 as part of Washington’s global missile shield program,” a Russian official said.
India, China And Iraq Become Biggest Russian Weapons Importers Amid Western Sanctions
India, China and Iraq have become the biggest importers of Russian weapons over the past year since Western sanctions were imposed on Moscow.
US Expected To Send Tanks To Hungary For Military Exercises Next Year: Report
The U.S. is working to reinforce its military presence in Eastern Europe to reassure support for its allies in the region, according to local media.
Russia Using Thousands Of North Korean 'Slave Labor' In Construction Industry: Report
Nearly 90,000 North Koreans are working across 40 countries to earn about $2 billion in revenue for Pyongyang, according to a BBC report.
ISIS Rise Could Have Been ‘Prevented’ By US, Says Retiring Army Chief Raymond Odierno
Army Chief Raymond Odierno, in an interview on Fox News, spoke on a range of issues including ISIS, Russia, the Iran nuclear deal and budget cuts in the U.S. Army.
North Korea Erects Long-Range Missile Launch Pad That Can Fire Largest Missiles Yet
According to a government source, North Korea could be planning to use to fire a long-range missile in October.
Interpol Most Wanted List: Former Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych Removed From Listing Of Global Fugitives
Interpol says it has taken former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych off its list of "wanted persons" pending further investigations.
How Much Does Gold Apple Watch Edition Cost In Russia, New Zealand, Turkey?
In the U.S., Apple sells the highest-end Apple Watch Editions for $17,000 before tax. Turkish buyers can expect to pay 56,000 lira ($20,812).
Russia-US Political Crisis May Intensify Further With Kremlin Testing New Heavy Intercontinental Missile In Two Years
Union of Geopolitics Chairman Konstantin Sivkov says the Satan SS-18 is an outdated missile.
Russia To Test New Long-Range Nuclear Capable ICBMs Within Next 24 Months
Russia is pressing forward with a new nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile that could hit targets more than 10,000 kilometers away.
Russia To Test New Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Within 2 Years, Will Rearm Missile Forces By 2021
Russia has been aggressively working on strengthening its missile forces, spurred on by the U.S.'s growing military presence in Eastern Europe.
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