NASA, Russia To Team Up On New Space Station, Russia Confirms
Following the year-long mission on the International Space Station, the Russian space chief says the agency will collaborate will NASA on a new station.
UN To Establish Rapporteur Role To Monitor Privacy Concerns In Wake Of Edward Snowden Leaks
Despite concerns the U.S. or the U.K. would block the move, the two accepted the resolution, and it was passed by consensus.
China-Led Development Bank Gains Global Support; UK, Switzerland Approved As Founding Members
Like the U.K., Switzerland and other European countries, Russia has announced it intends to join the bank.
ISS Astronauts Arrive On Space Station For Nearly Year-Long Mission
The mission will study the effects of prolonged exposure to a weightless environment, ahead of mooted manned missions to Mars.
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Chechnya Politician Wants To Send Mexico Weapons To Fight The US, But Russia Says It's Illegal
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'Great Wall Of Ukraine' Is 'A Priority,' Petro Poroshenko Says: Donbas Defense Construction Set For April
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The Iranian president spoke to European and Russian leaders ahead of a March 31 deadline to finalize a draft nuclear agreement.
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The documents reportedly show that the CIA considers Israel a “priority threat country,” along with Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and Cuba.
Iran, Saudi Proxy War In Yemen Makes International Enemies, Local Friends For Houthis
As airstrikes hit Yemen, “the whole world will know who the Houthis are.”
Saudi Arabia Yemen Military Intervention Update: Airstrikes Continue Against Houthi Rebels, Global Leaders React
Leaders from various nations that have a stake in the fate of Yemen were split on the military offensive by the Saudis.
HBO Cancels 'Looking'; Can A Petition Keep The LGBT Comedy On The Air?
A petition to HBO to keep 'Looking' : "It truly is like nothing else on TV."
Russia’s New Military Transport Plane, Ilyushin Il-112, To Make First Flight In 2017
The plane, named Ilyushin Il-112, is designed to carry out missions in any geographic or weather conditions.
Russian Security Council Warns US Seeks 'Color Revolution' Against Kremlin
The council accused the U.S. of seeking to dominate the world order with its economic and military influence.
Russia Military Update: Russian Armed Forces Will Draft Thousands Of Crimea Residents This Year
Anyone who served in the Ukrainian army will be exempted from service in Russia’s armed forces.
Putin Won't Run For A Fourth Term? Russian President Hints That Russia Could See New Leader After 2018
Roughly 60 percent of Russians do not want Putin to run in the 2018 election.
UN Votes To Extend Staff Benefits To Same-Sex Couples, Defying Russian Opposition
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, China and India were among the nations that voted against the move.
Russia, Jordan Sign $10B Deal On Nuclear Power Plant
The deal requires Jordan to buy fuel from Rosatom for the reactors for 10 years.
Russia's Top Secret Tank Unveiled: Armored Vehicle Purportedly Filmed For The First Time
The Armata T-14 is "on par" with the German Leopard-2 and U.S. M1A2 Abrams tank, said one Russian columnist.
France Tells UN 'Insufficient' Progress In Iran Nuclear Talks
Iran, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China are to resume negotiations in Switzerland this week.
Russian Intelligence Agents Arrest Sergey Skirta: Ukrainian Man Allegedly Stole Industrial Secrets
Russia's FSB said agents caught 34-year-old Sergey Skirta "red-handed" trying to steal secrets from a Russian industrial manufacturer.
House Votes In Favor Of US Lethal Aid For Ukraine, But Obama's Tipping Point Not Reached Yet
Obama is not likely to budge on his opposition to sending lethal aid -- unless the ceasefire is officially over.
Amid Russian Hostility, Germany Bucks European Trend, Increases Defense Spending
The minor increase is in contrast to shrinking defense budgets across Europe.
Swedish Jets Intercept Russian Aircraft Over Baltic Sea
The interception comes as Sweden begins military operations with U.S. and Finnish jets.
Nearly 60% Ukrainians Unhappy With Petro Poroshenko: Poll
Petro Poroshenko has presided over a protracted conflict with separatists, and an ailing economy.
Israel Spied On Iran Nuclear Deal Talks, Planned Campaign To Reshape Or Kill It: Report
Israel has criticized the Obama administration's push for an agreement over Iran's nuclear program as a "bad, insufficient deal."
Ukraine Crisis: US House Urges Obama To Send Weapons
The House has approved a resolution that asks President Obama to provide military support to Ukraine in its fight against pro-Russian separatists.
Russian Tu-95 Bomber Intercepted By Japanese Air Force Jets
The bomber was spotted twice over the course of a day before crossing back into Russian territory.
Putin Considering Russian High-Speed Train That Would End At Bering Strait, Doorstep Of Alaska and US
The Bering Strait is just 55 miles wide at its narrowest point, so the train line's last stop could be a short distance from U.S. soil.
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