Russian Plane Crash Black Box Data Suggest 'Violent, Sudden' Demise In Egypt's Sinai: French Report
Recovered data showed that “everything was normal during the flight, absolutely normal, and suddenly there was nothing.”
Following Russian Plane Crash In Sinai, Fears That Egypt's Tourism Jewel Of Sharm El-Sheikh Could Be Lost
Sharm el-Sheikh's beach resorts have survived protests, a coup d’état and economic turmoil that has rocked much of Egypt. But will Saturday's plane crash destroy the prized portion of the country's tourism industry?
After Russia Suspends Flights To Egypt, What Will Happen To Egyptian Tourism Sector?
More tourists visit Egypt from Russia than from any other nation. So the cancellation of Russian flights to Egypt could hit its economy hard.
Putin Suspends Flights To Egypt Amid Russia Plane Crash Probe
The Kremlin's action comes as U.S. and U.K. authorities focus on the potential of a terrorist attack in the downing of Metrojet Flight 9268.
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Stockholm Explosion: Powerful Blast Leaves Streets Closed In Sweden Capital City: Report
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Egyptian Authorities Deny Cancelling 'Rescue Flights' For Sharm El-Sheikh, Several British Tourists Stranded
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Stuck In The Sun: 20,000 British Vacationers Stranded in Sharm El-Sheikh Following Grounded Flights After Russian Plane Crash
"Oh, well, I shall just continue to sunbathe by [the] pool while young men bring me drinks,” said a British vacationer among 20,000 stranded in Egypt since the crash of a Russian airliner.
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.
Denmark's Biggest Threats? Russia, The Islamic State And Cyberattacks, New Report Finds
While Denmark's intelligence service doubts Russia has plans for a military confrontation with Copenhagen or NATO, it still listed the Kremlin in its latest national security risk assessment.
5th Of November 2015: David Cameron With Pig, Sepp Blatter Effigies To Burn On UK's Bonfire Night
A biography alleges that as a college student, Cameron "inserted a private part of his anatomy" into a dead pig's mouth.
Elton John Putin LGBT Meeting? Russian President To Meet With Singer To Discuss Gay Rights
Sir Elton John wants to open a dialogue on the issue of gay rights with the Russian leader.
Russian Plane Crash 'More Likely Than Not' Caused By Bomb On Board: David Cameron
Cameron’s comments were the first by a head of state citing an explosive as the likely cause of Saturday’s fatal plane crash.
CIA Director's Hackers Target FBI Deputy Next In Retaliation For Investigation
The group, which calls itself Crackas With Attitude, says it's hacking into accounts in retaliation for an FBI investigation.
Metrojet Ordered To Cease Airbus A321 Operations, Egypt Condemns Britain’s Travel Ban
The order from the Russian transport agency comes a day after Britain alleged that Saturday's crash could have been cause by a bomb.
US Accuses Russia Of Aggravating Syrian War, Targeting President Bashar Assad’s Opponents
The comments came after the Syrian army recaptured the only road linking the northern city of Aleppo to central Syria from the militants.
Russia Sends Missile Defense Systems To Syria Amid Fears Its Planes Could Be Hijacked
Russia claims its airstrikes in Syria are against the Islamic State group, but Western countries believe it is an attempt to protect Syrian President Bashar Assad.
US Approves Sale Of Hellfire Missiles To France, For Mali And North Africa Operations
The deal, which includes the sale of related military equipment, is estimated to be worth $30 million, according to the U.S. Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
Russian Food Sanctions 2015: Meat, Cheese Shortage Feared Amid EU Embargo Over Ukraine Conflict
Citizens have bemoaned the loss of imported products amid U.S. and European sanctions, and an expansive smuggling system has arisen in response.
Who Is The World's Most Powerful Person? Russia's Vladimir Putin Tops New Forbes List
For the third year in a row, the Russian president ranked No. 1 on the business magazine's list of influential world figures.
Russian Plane Crash Update: Jet Possibly Brought Down By Bomb
The Islamic State group said again Wednesday that it was responsible for the attack, and added it would eventually explain how the attack was carried out.
Bitcoin Rally: Digital Currency's Surge Driven By China, Speculators, The Blockchain (And Ponzi Schemers?)
Five factors are at play in Bitcoin's double-digit gains against the dollar, but enthusiasts are troubled by one of them.
Hyperloop Could Cover Distances Up To 10,000 Kilometers By 2020
Hyperloop Technologies says a prototype will be up and running by the end of 2016, with three commercial projects operational by the end of 2020.
South Sudan Plane Crash Update: Lax Safety Standards Suspected For Soviet-Era Aircraft That Left Dozens Dead
An overcrowded plane, paired with lax safety standards, likely contributed to the crash of a Soviet-era plane in South Sudan Wednesday.
Russian Plane Crash In Sinai Due To Explosives? UK Cancels Flights To Sharm El-Sheikh In Egypt Over Security Concerns
The move follows the recent crash of a Russian airplane in Egypt, which the British government says may have been caused by an act of terrorism.
Russian Plane Crash Update: Black Box Content Extracted And Validated, Another Damaged As ISIS Claims Responsibility
The black boxes are likely to be critical in learning what happened to Airbus A321M, which crashed Saturday shortly after it began its flight to Russia.
Amid Russia's 'Aggressive Posturing,' Calls For Greater NATO Presence In Central And Eastern Europe Increase
Russia's actions in Ukraine and continued aggression in Europe has lead to nine central and eastern European states to call for greater NATO presence.
North Korea-US Relations 2015: 'Nuclear Blackmail' Should End, Pyongyang Says
A North Korean official said the current ceasefire has lasted long enough and that a formal peace treaty with the U.S. needs to be signed.
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