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Both Russia and the U.S. have spent millions per day on operations in Syria. But Russia's economy has been less capable of supporting the expense.
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.
Causes Of 2011 Syrian Civil War: Timeline Of Five Years Of Airstrikes, Bombings, Key Dates And Events
The conflict in Syria, which has displaced millions and destabilized the Middle East, began in March 2011 after anti-government protests turned violent.
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.
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Iran Won’t Consider Oil Production Freeze Until Its Output Tops 4 Million Barrels Daily: Report
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Russian Court Dismisses Google’s Appeal In Anti-Monopoly Case
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US Launches Rockets Into Southern Syria From Jordan For First Time
Until now, southern Syria had remained largely untouched by U.S.-led coalition forces fighting the Islamic State group.
Israel’s Netanyahu Calls On UN To Punish Iran Over Missile Tests
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on global powers to punish Iran for violating United Nations sanctions.
Russia Doping Scandal: More Athletes Test Positive For Banned Meldonium
Russia will find out in May whether its athletes will be allowed to compete in the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games.
Is Apple vs. FBI ‘Groundhog Day’ For Tech? Facebook, Google And Microsoft Debate The Case For Privacy
As the tech company and the U.S. government wrestle over encryption issues, many industry players say they've seen this all before.
Europe And Russia’s ExoMars Mission, Which Will Search For Signs Of Life On Mars, To Lift Off Monday
The collaboration between the European Space Agency and Russia’s Roscosmos will analyze the planet’s atmosphere for signs of microbial life.
Maria Sharapova Blasts Media Coverage Of Doping Case In Open Letter
The former world No. 1 tennis star took to Facebook to slam "distorted and exaggerated" media reports.
How Central Asian US Allies Are Using ISIS To Crack Down On Dissent, Get Funding
Autocratic regimes have become key partners in the fight against terror in the region. But observers fear U.S. aid could fuel ISIS growth.
Russia, China Urge North Korea To Resume International Nuclear Talks But ‘Stand Firmly’ Against US THAAD Deployment
While both countries agreed on the need for measures to prevent North Korea's nuclear development, they condemned the deployment of a missile defense system by the U.S.
Former Putin Aide Mikhail Lesin Killed In Washington Hotel? Cause Of Death Revealed
Mikhail Lesin, whose body was found in November in a Washington hotel room, suffered numerous injuries, the D.C. medical examiner's office said.
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.
Ivanovo Blues: Economic Downturn in Russia’s Regions Fuels Decline, Sporadic Protests
Russia’s economic problems, fueled by low oil prices and Western sanctions, are causing misery as well as some new opportunities in the country’s mid-sized manufacturing towns.
Savchenko Agrees To Drink Water On ‘Ukrainian President’s Request’
Nadezhda Savchenko, the female Ukrainian pilot held in a Russian jail, has started to drink water on the personal request of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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Finding a Chinese buyer for Paramount Pictures isn’t just the best choice for entertainment conglomerate Viacom; it might be the only choice.
Snowden Says FBI’s Claim That Only Apple Can Unlock iPhone Is ‘Bulls--t’
The iPhone used by a San Bernardino shooter is at the center of a privacy and encryption debate between Washington and Silicon Valley.
Ukrainian Pilot Savchenko Denounces Russian Totalitarianism, Warns She Could Die On Hunger Strike
Nadezhda Savchenko, held in Russia since 2014, said she could die while on hunger strike before a Russian judge reaches a verdict.
US, France To Conduct Observation Flight Over Russia
Russian experts will be on board to supervise conformity of the agreed parameters of the flight and the use of observation equipment.
Russian Antonov An-26 Cargo Plane Crashes In Bangladesh, Pilot Dead, 2 Others Missing
The cargo plane of Russian True Aviation crashed shortly after take-off from an airport in southeastern Bangladesh.
Russia-US Truce Initiative In Syria ‘May Be Last Chance To Stop Violence,’ Opposition Groups Say As Geneva Talks Nears
The opposition forces, along with their backer Saudi Arabia, had initially expressed reluctance to join the peace talks that will be held within days.
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Republican candidate Ted Cruz has embraced the endorsements of some Christian conservative leaders who have made anti-gay or anti-Semitic comments.
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