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Amid Regional Tension, NATO Must 'Overcome' Russia's Military Buildup, Says Alliance Head
It's time for the Western military alliance to renegotiate terms of a Cold War-era agreement over military exercises in Europe, the organization's leader said Thursday.
Russian Economic Crisis 2015: International Reserves Slump $5.4B Amid Sanctions, Ongoing Recession
Crippling sanctions over involvement in Ukraine have continued to hit Russia's economy hard.
After Russian Plane Crash, Airspace, Flight Routes For Airlines Flying In The Region Called Into Question
The crashes of Metrojet 9268 and Malaysia Airlines MH17 have raised questions about aviation safety and how states and airlines make decisions over which routes to fly.
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Denmark's Biggest Threats? Russia, The Islamic State And Cyberattacks, New Report Finds
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Russian Food Sanctions 2015: Meat, Cheese Shortage Feared Amid EU Embargo Over Ukraine Conflict
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Russia Warns Of ‘Proxy War’ In Middle East As US Set To Deploy Troops In Syria
After Washington's announcement it would deploy ground troops in Syria, Moscow stressed the need for U.S.-Russia cooperation in the region.
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Poland Military Security Breach? 10,000 Russian Phone Calls To Soldiers, Officers Prompt Polish Investigation
The polish military has launched an investigation after 10,000 of its military personnel received calls from a mysterious Russian number.
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Funds for the search effort to locate missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 could dry up by March, prompting calls for China to contribute financially.
Blatter Confesses To FIFA World Cup Corruption? Russia Chosen As 2018 Host Before Official Vote, Former Soccer President Claims
Suspended FIFA President Sepp Blatter revealed more corruption at the football association over the selection process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
Ukraine Military Update: Soldiers Eat Rotten Food, Forced To Buy Equipment As Poor Conditions Still Visible On The Front Lines
Ukrainian officials have increased the capacity of the country's military since the start of the conflict 18 months ago, but some basic resources are still lacking.
Ukraine Conflict Update: Donetsk Separatists Announce Weapons Pullback
After 18 months of conflict, separatists announced the beginning of mortar withdrawal as a two-month truce hangs in the balance.
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Amid ISIS Fears, Russia Detains 150 Migrants Over Potential Ties To Islamic Militants
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Ukraine Election 2015 Update: Voting Results Show Division Between Eastern And Western Part Of The Country
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Ukraine Election 2015: Unpredictable Local Races Could Bring Old Guard Back To Power
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