Russians Willing To Give Up Western Food, Travel For A Stronger Economy, State Media Says
Nearly 80 percent of Russians polled said they would give up Western foodstuffs to help shore up the country's struggling economy.
China-Myanmar Crude Oil Pipeline Opens For Test Runs
The world's second-largest economy is trying to diversify its energy imports by getting them from friendly countries.
European Union Considers New Sanctions Against Russia Amid East Ukraine Offensive
The details emerged just days after a pro-rebel offensive saw 30 people killed and hundreds injured on Saturday in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol.
SpaceX, Boeing 'Space Taxis' On Track To Ferry NASA Astronauts To ISS By 2017
Contracts with SpaceX and Boeing will help the U.S. reduce its reliance on Russia to get to the International Space Station.
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Kim Jong Un To Visit Russia To Attend Anniversary Of Soviet’s World War II Victory Over Germany
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The Ukrainian parliament also named the Russian Federation as an aggressor state.
Who Is Alexander Litvinenko? UK Launches Inquiry Into 2006 Poisoning Of Former KGB Agent
Alexander Litvinenko, who knew Russian President Vladimir Putin personally, was found dead after exposing alleged corruption in Russian politics.
Russian Nuclear Weapons Cannot Be Stopped By US Defenses, Says Russian Deputy Prime Minister
The deputy prime minister says Russia's new nukes cannot be stopped, but it may just be political bluster.
Xiaomi Mi Note Release Date: Flagship Phablet Sells Out Within 3 Minutes
Xiaomi sets its eyes on selling 100 million smartphones in 2015.
Holocaust Memorial Day: Auschwitz Survivors Return 70 Years After Liberation
“I’m free now, but free to do what? To go where? I didn’t have two cents in my pocket. Just my Auschwitz uniform.”
Ruble Crisis Worsens As Russia Downgraded To ‘Junk’ By S&P
Many bond funds will have to sell Russia’s sovereign debt as it falls below investment grade.
Inquiry Into London Killing Of Ex-KGB Spy Litvinenko To Begin
From his deathbed, Kremlin-critic Litvinenko accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of ordering his murder.
NYC Russian Spy Ring Charged: Banker Evgeny Buryakov, 2 Others Gathered Intel For Russia, Tried To Recruit Sources
Federal prosecutors identified three men who allegedly spied on U.S. economic interests for Russia's foreign intelligence service.
Syrian Opposition Starts Talks In Moscow, Expectations Low
The talks have been spurned by key political opposition and do not involve the main insurgent groups fighting on the ground.
NATO Secretary General Reaffirms Support For Ukraine, But Refuses Lethal Military Aid
NATO reaffirms its support for Ukraine but will not commit to "lethal aid," meaning weapons.
OPEC's Badri Says Oil May Have Hit Floor, Warns Of Future Spike
Some OPEC members, including Venezuela, have continued to call for output cuts.
Inter-Korea Dialogue Update: South Rejects North's Demands To Lift Sanctions
South Korean officials said that any conditions to be discussed will be held during the talks, not before.
Obama Visit To India: Chinese Media Call India-US Relations 'Superficial'
The Chinese media called the Obama-Modi bonhomie "superficial" and accused the West of setting a "trap of rivalry" between India and China.
Ukraine's President Claims Intercepted Calls Prove Pro-Russian Rebels Attacked Mariupol, Killed 30
The latest carnage in the eastern Ukrainian city has prompted the West to ratchet up pressure on Russia.
Hackers Take Over Malaysia Airlines Website
Lizard Squad, the group that says it is responsible for the online attack, disputed the airline's claim.
Russia Blocks U.N. Statement On Ukraine As Fighting Escalates
Fighting has escalated in eastern Ukraine in recent days, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has blamed Kiev.
SpaceX Drops Lawsuit Against US Air Force: Settlement Guarantees More Launches, Fast Certification Process
They said they’d reached an agreement that “improves the competitive landscape and achieves mission assurance for national security space launches."
John Kerry Condemns Attack On Ukraine, Threatens Russia
At least 30 people were killed and 83 others wounded after an attack on civilian neighborhoods Saturday in Ukraine's strategic port of Mariupol.
Founder Of 'Children-404' LGBT Support Group Convicted Under Russia's Anti-Gay Propaganda Law
Lena Klimova was initially acquitted of charges filed against her website before a Russian lawmaker swore vengeance.
In War-Torn East Ukraine, Donetsk Faces Starvation As City Is Isolated
Volunteers bearing aid are the only thing remaining between the city of Donetsk and starvation.
Rocket Attacks In Ukraine's Mariupol Kills At Least 10, Pro-Russian Rebels Deny Responsibility
The attack comes after Donetsk rebel leader's announcement that the rebels will increase the offensive against government forces.
Russia Bans 5 Ukrainian Nationalist Organizations In Its Territory
Last year, the Russian Supreme Court had declared the Ukrainian nationalist organizations as extremist.
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