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Syrian War By The Numbers: How Many People Have Died In Syria And How Many People Have Fled?

Nearly 500,000 people have been killed, and more than half the population of 22 million has been displaced.

Russia Announces Syria Troop Pullout, Putin Says Main Goals Achieved

As the civil war in Syria, which has left more than 250,000 dead, reaches the five-year mark, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Monday he had achieved his goals and was ready to remove his forces.

Saudi Arabia, Iran Must Shape ‘Cold Peace,’ Obama Says

The president's comments on the Middle East rivals were part of a wide-ranging interview on foreign policy with the Atlantic magazine.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict Update: EU Extends Sanctions Against Moscow Amid Calls To Free Ukrainian Pilot

While the U.S. and EU hold steady with sanctions against Russia, a Ukrainian pilot's detention is fueling protests in both Kiev and Moscow.

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New ISIS Video Shows Execution Of Alleged Russian Spy, Threatens Attack On Vladimir Putin

The video by ISIS militants in the Northern Caucasus region of Russia reportedly threatened to attack Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Donald Trump A ‘Threat To Peace And Prosperity,’ German Vice Chancellor Says

Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's vice chancellor, also described U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump as a “right-wing populist.”

Russia Stirring Anger In Germany Over Refugee Crisis To Topple Angela Merkel, NATO Expert Claims

A NATO analyst claimed that Moscow is using the refugee crisis to make attempts to remove German Chancellor Angela Merkel from her position.

Russian Government Approves $9B Plan For Battered Economy

Slumping oil prices and Western sanctions make it likely that its crisis-hit economy will contract for a second consecutive year.

U.S. Air Force Gen. Philip Breedlove testifies before the House.

Russian Airstrikes In Syria Are Helping ISIS Terrorists Into Europe: US Air Force General

Gen. Philip Breedlove, the top U.S. commander in Europe, said terrorists are sneaking into Europe because of Russia, but experts disagree.

Vladimir Putin To Meet Russian Oil Chiefs Tuesday As Low Prices Batter Economy

The meeting, scheduled to take place Tuesday, comes at a time when Russia’s oil-dependent economy is reeling under recession.

Russia Welcomes Syria Ceasefire As Proof Of Great Power Status

As the ceasefire in Syria entered its third day Monday, Russia’s state-owned media said the deal was proof that Russia is one of the world’s key decision-makers.

Russian Severnaya Coal Mine Explosion: 6 Killed During Rescue Mission For 26 Missing Miners

A methane gas leak is said to have caused the explosions on Thursday and Sunday. Five rescuers are among the dead.

One Year After Boris Nemtsov's Death, Thousands March To Commemorate Russian Opposition Leader [PHOTOS]

The prominent Russian opposition leader was walking across a bridge near the Kremlin in Moscow when he was shot to death a year ago.

Russia Ramps Up Military Shipments In Syria As US Shows Signs Of Backing Down

As a ceasefire takes effect, opposition forces say they have not received U.S. support in months — raising questions about Washington's commitment level.

Can US-Russian Ceasefire In Syria Work? Kremlin Says It Has No 'Plan B'

Many questions over implementation and other strategies remain only two days before the U.S.-Russian engineered ceasefire takes effect in Syria.

Russia-NATO Relations 2016: Amid Aggression, Latvia Calls For More Military Troops

As NATO members prepare for a major summit in July, Baltic states are lobbying for more protection near the Russian border.

Russia Calls Ukraine’s Eurovision Song Entry On Crimean History ‘Politicized’

Russia and Ukraine’s latest rift isn’t over the ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine or economic policy. It’s about a song.

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Syria’s Assad Assures Russia’s Putin Of Cooperation On Ceasefire Deal

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry also said that there's a contingency plan that could be implemented if the ceasefire deal doesn't hold.

Russia’s Chechen Leader Ramzan Kadyrov Accused Of Being A ‘Time Bomb’ In National Security Report

Accusations of corruption and human rights abuses have been levied against Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.

Putin’s Personal Intervention Lends Weight To Syria Ceasefire

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s address on national television about the latest Syrian ceasefire deal suggests the Kremlin is committed to its implementation.

Russian Spies In Estonia? 3 Men Jailed As Tensions Mount In Baltic States

Russia and Estonia have exchanged spies in the past, but the latest convictions against low-level informants shows growing concerns in the region.

As Russia Bans Legal Human Rights Group, Lawyers Face Risks To Continue Work

As the Russian Ministry of Justice begins dissolving nongovernmental organizations, human rights defenders who continue their work are left in precarious positions.

John Kerry Reaches Provisional Agreement With Russia’s Lavrov on Syria Ceasefire

Kerry said Sunday that he anticipated Obama and Putin would soon complete the provisional agreement in principle.

Syria, Israel And West Bank Crises Dominate John Kerry's Middle East Trip

The U.S. secretary of state will meet with the king of Jordan and the Palestinian leader amid Syrian war and increased violence in Israel and the West Bank.

Russia Calls For Syria's Sovereignty To Be Respected As Hopes For Peace Talks Fade

As Turkey intensified its cross-border shelling, Russia proposed a U.N. resolution calling for plans for ground invasions to be abandoned.

Most Americans Still View Russia Unfavorably Amid Conflicts In Syria, Ukraine, Poll Finds

While the Pentagon has increased its budget in response to Russian aggression, a majority of Americans do not think the Kremlin poses a military threat to the U.S.

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