Ukraine Fighting: Ceasefire In Doubt As Heavy Shelling Hits East Of Country
The area around Donetsk has seen artillery fire from both government and pro-Russian rebels, according to reports.
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Gorbachev said trust between eastern and western countries has “collapsed” in the past few months.
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The 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall comes at a pivotal time for East-West relations.
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The latest test was the first live-fire test of the Aegis system in engaging a ballistic missile target and multiple cruise missile targets.
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iCloud-Connected Devices, Including iPhone And iPad, Face Russian Ban
Apple's devices connected to iCloud could see themselves banned from Russia starting next year.
EU Sanctions Against Russia: Foreign Minister Says More Could Come As Ukraine Heats Up
Shelling, illegal elections and Russian troop movement could lead to more sanctions, according to the EU's new foreign policy minister.
OECD Sees Gradual US-Led Recovery Despite Euro Zone Weakness
The Paris-based OECD updated its outlook ahead of a G20 summit next week in Australia.
Russian Missile Cruiser To Hold Fire Drills In South China Sea Ahead Of Putin's Visit To Beijing
Moscow’s rare fire drills in the South China Sea will be followed by Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Beijing this month.
US Prosecutors Probe Gennady Timchenko, Putin Ally, In Money Laundering Investigation: Report
Gennady Timchenko, already subject to U.S. sanctions over Russia's role in Ukraine, is now the focus of allegations of money laundering.
Rocket Launch Explosion Update 2014: Turbo Pump In Refurbished Engine Likely Caused Antares Explosion
The Orbital Sciences rocket, which was carrying a Cygnus cargo spacecraft, burst into flames seconds after liftoff in Virginia on Oct. 28.
What Is APEC? Obama, Asia-Pacific Leaders Head To Beijing For APEC Summit
Only about 10 percent of the world's countries are members of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, but they control almost half of global trade.
After Republican Midterms Win, US Defense Industry May Benefit - Or Not
The GOP sweep may sound like a win for defense contractors, but that's far from sure -- thanks to McCain's likely new role.
French-Built Mistral Ships For Russia Could End Up In Canadian Hands
After the French president went to Canada, there's widespread speculation that naval ships destined for Russia could end up in Canadian hands.
Vladimir Putin Is The World's Most Powerful Person, According To Forbes
Forbes Magazine says aggressive foreign policy, a loving public and nearly 15 years in power solidify Putin as the most-powerful person on Earth.
Russia Test-Fires Intercontinental Missile From Nuclear Submarine
This is the second such test by Russia in a week after it successfully test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile on Oct. 29.
Russia's Gazprom Says Gets First Debt Repayment From Ukraine
The payment by Naftogaz is the first to Gazprom since May, when a row over gas pricing and unpaid debts escalated between Moscow and Kiev.
Alleged Russian Hacker May Be Handed Over To US By Dutch Government Soon
The hacker was indicted last year for allegedly hacking into the computer networks of American companies.
Russian Influence In Donetsk And Luhansk Goes Far Beyond Ukraine's Borders
After the elections in East Ukraine, Russia looks to pull Ukraine away from the West, as it did to Georgia in 2008.
BMW Is Selling Almost As Many Cars In Mainland China As It Is In The Western Hemisphere
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Russia Delivers Last US-Bought Helicopters To Afghan Military As Ukraine Conflict Differences Set Aside
Despite strained relations between East and West right now, Russia has delivered the last batch of U.S.-built helicopters to the Afghan military.
Ukraine Election Update: UN Ban Ki-Moon Calls Eastern Ukraine Vote 'Unfortunate And Counterproductive'
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Russia Skips Meeting With US, EU, Other Countries To Discuss 2016 Nuclear Security Summit
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iPhone Statue Honoring Steve Jobs Removed In Russia Because Tim Cook Is Gay
The company that erected the monument called Cook's coming out a "public call to sodomy."
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