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General Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI, and was forced to resign as Trump's national security advisor in February 2017, less than four weeks into the administration

Trump Pardons Michael Flynn A Day Before Thanksgiving 2020

Michael Flynn, the president's first national security adviser, held conversations with a Russian ambassador regarding foreign policy before Trump won the 2016 election.

Trump Pardons Michael Flynn, Who Lied To FBI Over Russia

Trump pardons Michael Flynn, who lied to FBI over Russia

Rising Infections And Weak US Jobs Data Brake Markets

Joe Biden's choice of fiscal dove and former Federal Reserve boss Janet Yellen as his treasury secretary has gone down well on trading floors

Rising infections and weak US jobs data brake markets

The Vostok project, the cornerstone of Russia's Arctic ambitions, brings together several Rosneft activities in the Russian Far North.

Russian Oil Giant Announces Start Of Vast Arctic Project

Russian oil giant announces start of vast Arctic project

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Russia Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is Cheap And Effective

Russian citizens will get the Sputnik V vaccine free of charge, though the Kremlin said President Putin won’t get early access.

The Jade Rabbit lunar rover surveyed the moon's surface for 31 months

China's 'Space Dream': A Long March To The Moon

China's 'space dream': A Long March to the Moon

Footage filmed by crew shows a German soldier landing from a helicopter onto the Turkish cargo ship

Turkey Blasts 'Unauthorised' German Search On Libya-bound Ship

Turkey blasts 'unauthorised' German search on Libya-bound ship

Ahmed Kadhaf al-Dam, the cousin of ousted Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi, claims the Arab Spring was a hoax, to cause instability in the region

A Decade On, Kadhafi's Cousin Sees Arab Spring As Western Plot

A decade on, Kadhafi's cousin sees Arab Spring as Western plot

Talks at the WTO on cutting fisheries subsidies are coming down to a year-end deadline

WTO Aiming To Net Fishing Deal

WTO aiming to net fishing deal

Then US vice president Joe Biden (left) meets in 2011 in Moscow with Russia's now president, Vladimir Putin, who has formed a controversial relationship with US President Donald Trump

US - Russia Relations: Vladimir Putin Has Yet To Recognize Joe Biden's Election Win

Russian President Vladimir Putin isn't accepting Joe Biden's election win since it hasn't been made official.

North Korea News: Did Kim Jong Un Know About COVID-19 Before Telling Rest Of Country?

Kim Jong Un might have known that coronavirus was present in North Korea before telling his people.

Japarov has spoken in favour of the constitution and is widely believed to be its driving force

Kyrgyz Protest Over Proposed Constitution Empowering President

Kyrgyz protest over proposed constitution empowering president

Armenian soldiers patroled a check point outside Aghdam before the district was due to be returned to Azerbaijan

Armenia PM Urges Stronger Military Links With Russia

Armenia PM urges stronger military links with Russia

Many liberals around the world may still hail the brainy, pragmatic and unflappable Merkel as a welcome counter-balance to the big, brash men of global politics

Merkel, Germany's 'Eternal' Chancellor, Marks 15 Years In Power

Merkel, Germany's 'eternal' chancellor, marks 15 years in power

Armenian soldiers and residents were pulling out of Aghdam district before a deadline as part of a peace deal

Azerbaijan Troops Enter First District Ceded By Armenia

Azerbaijan troops enter first district ceded by Armenia

US President Barack Obama -- seen here in 2016 -- has written the first volume of his memoirs

Barack Obama Shares Wife Michelle, Daughters Malia, Sasha's Striking Qualities In Memoir

Barack Obama praised his wife Michelle and daughters Malia and Sasha's "multiple bad--s qualities" in his memoir "A Promised Land."

Toll of coronavirus infections and deaths worldwide and in worst-affected countries, as of September 23 at 1100 GMT

Americans Urged To Stay Home For Thanksgiving As Virus Surges

Americans urged to stay home for Thanksgiving as virus surges

Cars drive near shell-pocked buildings in Libya's eastern coastal city of Benghazi on October 23, 2020, after a ceasefire agreement was signed between the country's warring factions

Libya Rivals Yet To Start Withdrawing Forces: UN Envoy

Libya rivals yet to start withdrawing forces: UN envoy

Yellow inflatable ducks are fast becoming a symbol of the Thai pro-democracy protests

Mighty Ducks: Thai Protesters Flip The Bird At Authorities

Mighty ducks: Thai protesters flip the bird at authorities

Woman Found Dead With Head Destroyed By Animals After Allegedly Being Buried Alive In Forest

The woman's body was partially buried in the ground with just the head above ground.

Mayor Bill de Blasio said New York's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning after the city recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of three percent

US Virus Death Toll Passes 250,000, New York Closes Schools

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city's 1,800 public schools would revert to remote learning beginning Thursday after the Big Apple recorded a seven-day average positivity rate of 3%.