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Navalny stressed that sanctions should not hurt ordinary Russians but target Vladimir Putin's entourage and supporters

Navalny Urges EU Entry Bans On Putin's 'Close Circles'

Navalny urges EU entry bans on Putin's 'close circles'

Trump Says He Declassified Documents Related To Federal Investigation Of Russia Interference, Hillary Clinton Emails

Former special counsel Robert Mueller, who led the investigation into possible collusion with Russia in the 2016 presidential race

President Donald Trump on Tuesday declassified all documents pertaining to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, along with files related to the probe of Hillary Clinton's email use.

Messi To Put Barca Drama Behind Him As Argentina Seek Fast Start

Lionel Messi's last ambition is to win the World Cup with Argentina

Messi to put Barca drama behind him as Argentina seek fast start

French prosecutors are investigating a match at the French Open

French Prosecutors Probe Match-fixing At Roland Garros

French prosecutors probe match-fixing at Roland Garros

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After several days of heavy bombing, regional capital Stepanakert was calm Tuesday with the streets nearly empty

Armenian PM Blames Turkey For Deadly Karabakh Escalation

Armenian PM blames Turkey for deadly Karabakh escalation

The Department of Justice said scam artists have tried to steal more than $175 million from the Paycheck Protection Program

Trump Legal Woes Continue As Author E. Jean Carroll Seeks To Block Justice Department's Involvement In Lawsuit

The Justice Department filed a motion in September asking to take over as Trump's defense and have the lawsuit moved to federal court.

Volunteers and reservists ride a bus towards the Karabakh frontline

'Everyone Needs To Fight:' Armenian Recruits Flock To Karabakh

'Everyone needs to fight:' Armenian recruits flock to Karabakh

Novak Djokovic qualified for the quarter-finals at a Grand Slam for the 47th time

French Open: 'It Was Awkward Deja Vu,' Says Djokovic After Hitting A Line Judge Again

Novak Djokovic was disqualified from the US Open last month when he hit a line judge after smashing a spare ball in frustration.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is in Tokyo for talks with his counterparts from Japan, Australia and India in the face of an increasingly assertive China

Pompeo Meets Asian 'Quad' Allies In Tokyo With Eyes On China

Pompeo meets Asian 'Quad' allies in Tokyo with eyes on China

Stepanakert, a city of some 50,000 in the heart of the mountainous region, has been under steady artillery fire since Friday

Fresh Ceasefire Call As Karabakh Conflict Escalates

Fresh ceasefire call as Karabakh conflict escalates

Chinese Representative to the UN Zhang Jun said US sanctions make it harder for countries to battle coronavirus

China Leads UN Call For US To End 'Coercive' Sanctions

China leads UN call for US to end 'coercive' sanctions

'Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War' Unreleased Campaign Footage Reveals Unannounced Game Details

The unreleased campaign footage of "Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War" was recently leaked and it reveals more details about the upcoming game.

Widespread claims of violations could stir unrest in the sometimes volatile ex-Soviet republic

Monitors Decry Vote-buying In Kyrgyz Parliamentary Vote

Monitors decry vote-buying in Kyrgyz parliamentary vote

The grim discovery of 31 men and eight women inside the container truck on an industrial estate east of London last year threw fresh light on the plight of migrants desperate to reach Britain

Trial To Begin Of Suspects In UK Migrant Truck Tragedy

Trial to begin of suspects in UK migrant truck tragedy

Locals gather near the remains of a shell in the Azerbaijani town of Beylagan on Sunday during the fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region.

Cities Under Fire As Armenia-Azerbaijan Fighting Intensifies

Cities under fire as Armenia-Azerbaijan fighting intensifies

Former president Almazbek Atambayev is now in jail

Kyrgyzstan Goes To Polls, Vote-buying Feared

Kyrgyzstan goes to polls, vote-buying feared

Servicemen of Karabakh's Emergencies Ministry stand outside the ministry's building which it said was damaged by Azeri shelling

Armenia Says Facing 'Decisive Moment' As Karabakh Fighting Intensifies

Armenia says facing 'decisive moment' as Karabakh fighting intensifies

AFP spoke to Syrian opposition fighters from Aleppo and Idlib preparing to set off for the Caucasus, where they hope to earn more money to provide for their families

Syria Rebels Sign Up To Fight For Azeris To Feed Families

Syria rebels sign up to fight for Azeris to feed families

West Ham Bids For Marseille Center-Back As Transfer Deadline Nears, Report Says

West Ham tries to address their manpower needs and makes a bid for Duje Caleta-Car of Olympique de Marseille, a report said.

Riot police detain a man during an opposition rally last month to protest against Alexander Lukashenko's inauguration as president for another term following disputed elections.

Anger From Moscow, Minsk As EU, US Sanction Belarus

Anger from Moscow, Minsk as EU, US sanction Belarus

A car with broken windows is seen in front of an apartment building that was damaged by recent shelling in the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region's main city of Stepanakert on October 2, 2020, during the ongoing fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan over

Karabakh Tests 'Competitive Cooperation' Of Putin, Erdogan

Karabakh tests 'competitive cooperation' of Putin, Erdogan

White House aide Hope Hicks, who has tested positive for Covid-19, boards Air Force One at Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport on August 20, 2020

Hope Hicks, The White House Counselor Who Lets 'Trump Be Trump'

Hope Hicks, the White House counselor who lets 'Trump be Trump'

No Rapid Victory In Sight For Caucasus Rivals In Karabakh

No rapid victory in sight for Caucasus rivals in Karabakh

The Mennonites have traditionally shunned television, electricity and cars, preferring horse-drawn carts with wooden wheels, but some now use tires

Mexican Mennonites Learned Of Pandemic Through Rare Online Foray

Mexican Mennonites learned of pandemic through rare online foray

Trump Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Upending Campaign Schedule

Trump tests positive for coronavirus, upending campaign schedule

China's Golden Week holiday marking the 1949 founding of the People's Republic has taken on added significance this year

Trump Quarantines As Virus Situation Worsens In Europe

Trump quarantines as virus situation worsens in Europe

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