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Slovyansk Rebel Leader Claims OSCE Observers To Be Freed Soon

OSCE's chairperson denounced the detentions as acts of sabotage of international efforts to assist Ukraine in overcoming the crisis.

Does Winning The World Cup Boost Markets? Goldman Sachs Thinks So

Goldman Sachs analysts have predicted which team will win the World Cup -- and the effect on the economy. Their tip: Buy Brazil.

Venezuela Accuses Opposition Leader Maria Corina Machado Of 'Coup' Plot

The allegations are the latest in a torrent from the government, which says three months of protests this year were a veneer for a U.S.-backed conspiracy to unseat the successor to late socialist leader Hugo Chavez.

Obama addresses class of 2014 West Point

Read: Obama's Remarks At 2014 U.S. Military Academy Commencement

President Obama addressed the U.S. Military Academy's class of 2014 Wednesday.

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Emboldened by Crimean Takeover, Russia's Army Goes On A Recruiting Spree

Emboldened by the takeover of Crimea, Russia's army wants to recruit 500,000 professionals in just three years, and is going hard at it.

Russia Escapes Further EU Sanctions After Backing Ukraine Election

Putin's statement has been seen as a sign that the Kremlin recognizes the legitimacy of the election in Ukraine.

Pragmatic New President Petro Poroshenko Distrusted In Eastern Ukraine, But Raises Hopes in West

Tycoon Petro Poroshenko is likely to focus on stability, and repairing ties with Russia, more than on fighting corruption.

Ukraine's Poroshenko Moves Closer To Europe, Risks Angering Russia

Two days into his job, Ukraine's new president gets a hand from Europe, but he must keep Moscow happy, too.

Ukraine's President-Elect Poroshenko Says Insurgency Will End In Few Hours While Donetsk Separatists Continue Fighting

Fighting continued into Tuesday while government forces tried to wrest control from rebel forces in Donetsk in the country’s east.

Ukrainian Forces Attack Separatists At Donetsk Airport

New president Poroshenko rejects negotiations with "terrorists."

Images From Around The World Over The Past 24 Hours [SLIDESHOW]

10 photos from around the world.

New Ukraine Leader Vows To Restore Control In East, Moscow Offers Dialogue

Moscow said it was ready for dialogue with Petro Poroshenko but asked that he scale back his armed forces' campaign in the east.

Petro Poroshenko, 'The Chocolate King,' Handily Wins Ukraine Presidency - Exit Poll

The oligarch walked away with more than 50 percent of the vote that had a 45 percent turnout.

'Chocolate King' Poroshenko Wins Ukraine Presidency: Exit Polls

A large turnout is reported as a pro-European billionaire is declared the winner.

Obama Lands In Afghanistan In Surprise Visit To U.S. Troops

Is an unannounced Memorial Day trip an antidote to criticism of his handling the VA scandal?

Italian Journalist Killed In Ukraine As Presidential Elections Begin

Photojournalist Andrea Rocchelli,30, dies after a shell attack close to Slovyansk.

ExxonMobil Signs Deal With Rosneft's Igor Sechin

The two oil giants will keep drilling together in the Arctic.

Putin Vows To Respect Ukrainian Elections - Because He Expects The Vote To Go His Way

The Russian leader's promise to "respect" Sunday's results doesn't imply that he will change his views or his tactics.

Soldiers Wounded As Violence Breaks Out In Eastern Ukraine [PHOTO]

The clash was between Ukrainian volunteer fighters and pro-Russia separatists

Putin Says Russia Will ‘Respect’ The Outcome Of Ukraine Vote

Speaking in St Petersburg on Friday, Putin said he would “respect the choice of the Ukrainian people” in Sunday's upcoming presidential election.

Russia’s Top Official Says Country Will Respond To Increase In NATO Activity Near Its Borders

Russia's deputy defense minister reportedly promised to "leave less than nothing behind” on its border with Ukraine.

Asian Equities Scale 1-year Peak On Economic Optimism

Positive data from the world's biggest economies helped sentiments though uncertainty over China's outlook could keep markets on edge.

Meet Irina Filatova: People's Republic Of Luhansk's New Minister Of Culture Has Racy VKontakte Photos [PICTURES]

Irina Filatova's Vkontakte profile is full of suggestive and racy photos, and the Twitterverse has taken notice.

Ukraine Violence: 8 Security Personnel Killed In Clash With Pro-Russian Separatists Near Donetsk [PHOTO]

The violence broke out about 12 miles south of Donetsk at an army checkpoint controlled by pro-Russian separatists.

Move Along, Moscow: Ukraine Crisis Makes Europe Question Its Dependence On Russian Gas, Turn To Mexican Energy

The European Union wants to break its dependence from Russian energy. Mexico might just be the solution.

Russia-China Gas Deal May Be First Of Many, Experts Say

Russia signed a $400 billion natural gas contract with China early Wednesday, and experts think many more deals are on the horizon.

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