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Flight MH370 Update: EU Increases Black Box Tracking Requirements After Malaysia Airlines Plane Goes Missing
The European Union's new regulations are in direct response to recent plane disappearances such as that of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which vanished in 2014, leaving very little information on its whereabouts.
US Military Spending Bill 2016: Amid Anti-ISIS Fight, Department Of Defense Would Be Fully Funded To Target Islamic State
If approved, the $572.8 billion defense appropriations bill would allocate $58.6 billion for the global war against terrorism.
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Ukraine Suspends Trade To Crimea Amid Increased Tensions With Russia
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Paris Terror Attack Update: Austria Arrests Two People With Possible Connections To Deadly Attacks
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Russia Cracks Down On Human Rights, Ukrainian 'Spy' During John Kerry Visit
As Russian and U.S. officials meet to discuss the wars in Syria and Ukraine, the Kremlin has taken a step back on human rights.
US-Russia Anti-ISIS Syria Meeting: In Moscow, Kerry, Putin Discuss How To Defeat Islamic State
The countries are at odds over Syrian President Bashar Assad and the conflict in Ukraine but agree that the terrorist organization must be destroyed.
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John Kerry Lands In Moscow, Calls For 'Real Progress' On Syria And Ukraine
The U.S. secretary of state met Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov Tuesday, to narrow divisions over Syria, Ukraine and the fight against ISIS.
Syria Issues On Agenda For Kerry's Tuesday Visit To Moscow
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Russia Blames US For Not Stopping Turkey From Shooting Jet: Air Safety Agreement Not Enforced By United States, Kremlin Says
An agreement between Russia and the U.S. over the fight against the Islamic State group in Syria never included sharing of intelligence, the Pentagon has said.
Russia Military Spending 2016: Navy, Air Force To Modernize, Expand, Kremlin Says
As Russia's economy suffers from low oil prices, the Kremlin is still planning to modernize its forces with a focus on naval and air power.
Russia-Turkey Crisis: Moscow’s Antonov An-30 Aircraft To Conduct Observation Flight Over Turkey
A senior Russian defense ministry official said the operation will be performed from Monday through Friday along an agreed route.
Russian Metrojet Plane Crash: Egypt’s Preliminary Investigation Finds No Evidence Of ‘Terrorist Act’; Kremlin Dismisses Finding
Egypt announced Monday that it had found no evidence of any “illegal or terrorist act” in the downing of a Russian plane in October that killed over 200 people.
Lithuania Set To Turn Tables On Russia With Inauguration Of Two Power Links To The West
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Russia Says Destroyer Fired Warning Shots At Turkish Fishing Vessel In Aegean Sea To Avoid Collision
The incident is likely to heighten tensions between the two countries, which are at odds over Syria and the Turkish shooting down of a Russian military jet last month.
At Least 21 Dead, Dozens Injured In Russian Hospital Fire
Authorities believe that a wiring malfunction could have caused the tragedy that killed at 21 people and injured nearly two dozen.
Xi Absent As China Marks Low Key Nanjing Massacre Anniversary
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Syria War Update: Car Bomb In Regime-Held Homs City Kills At Least 16 Near Hospital
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Syrian Conflict: Russia Says Riyadh Meeting Among Opposition Not Representative Of All Groups
The groups called for a resignation of Syrian President Bashar Assad, whom Russia has supported.
Ukraine Parliament Brawl Video: Watch Fight Erupt With Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk And Lawmakers
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Islamic State In Morocco: Search For Paris Terror Suspect Salah Abdeslam Turns To Africa
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Russia Violates Finland Airspace? Unidentified Helicopter Breaches Skies Near Russian Border, Finnish Officials Say
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