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Temperatures in Siberia -- home to much of the world's carbon-rich permafrost -- were more than 5C hotter than average between January and June

Siberia Heat 'Almost Impossible' Without Climate Change

Siberia heat 'almost impossible' without climate change

Clashes Resume On Azerbaijan-Armenia Border

Map of Azerbaijan and Armenia locating the Armenian province of Tavush where border clashes occurred

Clashes resume on Azerbaijan-Armenia border

ESA Discovers New Asteroid With Non-Zero Earth Impact Probability

The European Space Agency's Risk List added a new asteroid that could collide with Earth in the future.

Detained protestors had collected signatures against recently adopted but controversial Russian constitutional reforms

Over 140 Detained After Anti-Putin Protest In Moscow

Over 140 detained after anti-Putin protest in Moscow

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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatens harsher measures against the Nord Stream 2 pipeline during a news conference at the State Department

Pompeo Opens Way For Tougher Sanctions On Russia-Germany Pipeline

Pompeo opens way for tougher sanctions on Russia-Germany pipeline

By 2100, more than 20 countries -- including Japan, Spain, Italy, Thailand, Portugal, South Korea and Poland -- will see their populations decline by at least half

World Population In 2100 Could Be 2 Billion Below UN Projections

World population in 2100 could be 2 billion below UN projections

In addition to Russia, Spotify is rolling out in Albania, Belarus, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia and Ukraine

Spotify Expands To Russia And Eastern Europe

Spotify expands to Russia and Eastern Europe

12 People Dead In Fighting On Armenia-Azerbaijan Border

12 people dead in fighting on Armenia-Azerbaijan border

A picture taken on July 11, 2020 shows police fences set up around Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, a day after a top Turkish court revoked the sixth-century Hagia Sophia's status as a museum, clearing the way for it to be turned back into a mosque

Hagia Sophia To Open 'Outside Prayer Times': Turkey

Hagia Sophia to open 'outside prayer times': Turkey

Roger Stone leaves the federal courthouse in Washington, DC after a sentencing hearing on February 20, 2020

Roger Stone Will Avoid Fine, Supervised Release Thanks To President Trump's Clemency

The decision to commute the prison sentence, fine and supervised release of Roger Stone has been met with sharp criticism.

Marmots are believed to be one of the main vectors for spreading bubonic plague in Mongolia

Teenage Boy Dies Of Plague In Mongolia

Teenage boy dies of plague in Mongolia

Deadly Border Clashes Reignite Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict

Deadly border clashes reignite Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict

Florida Coronavirus Cases Surpass Most Countries' COVID-19 Tally; Has More Than China, South Korea

The rampaging surge in new coronavirus cases in Florida continues to set records and has now surpassed the total tallies of most countries.

Austrian Politicians Trade Accusations Over Wirecard

Austrian politicians trade accusations over Wirecard

Billboards in Pristina proclaim Kosovo President Hashim Thaci (L) and ex-parliament speaker Kadri Veseli (R) as "heroes of war and peace"

Kosovo's Thaci Quizzed By War Crimes Prosecutors

Kosovo's Thaci quizzed by war crimes prosecutors

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands ahead a meeting in Helsinki in July 2018

US Discusses Five-power Summit With Russia

US discusses five-power summit with Russia

Khabarovsk region governor Sergei Furgal is escorted into a police van after a court hearing in Moscow on July 10

Kremlin Envoy In Far East As More Protest Governor's Arrest

Kremlin envoy in Far East as more protest governor's arrest

A woman holds a poster featuring an image of Ivan Safronov and the words "Journalism is not a crime"

Supporters Detained As Russia Charges Ex-reporter With Treason

Supporters detained as Russia charges ex-reporter with treason

Close Trump confidant Senator Lindsey Graham

Lindsey Graham To Call Robert Mueller To Testify Before Senate Panel

Senator Lindsey Graham is calling Robert Mueller to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee, something he was against last year. Is this a political ploy by Graham and if so, what is he seeking?

Sunday's clashes erupted days after Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev raised the spectre of a fresh war with Armenia

Two Killed In Azerbaijan-Armenia Border Clashes

Two killed in Azerbaijan-Armenia border clashes

Muslims gathered outside the Hagia Sophia on Friday to celebrate the court decision that cleared the way to converting it back to a mosque

Pope Joins Criticism Of Turkey Turning Hagia Sophia Into Mosque

Pope joins criticism of Turkey turning Hagia Sophia into mosque

A picture taken on June 3, 2020 shows an oil refinery in Libya's northern town of Ras Lanuf

Pro-Haftar Forces Say Will Maintain Libya Oil Blockade

Pro-Haftar forces say will maintain Libya oil blockade

The latest UN Security Council vote concerns a new draft text submitted by Germany and Belgium, which would provide for a single aid access point into Syria

UN Restarts Cross-border Aid To Syria But Shuts Access Point

UN restarts cross-border aid to Syria but shuts access point

Roger Stone, a former advisor to US President Donald Trump, is facing sentencing for lying to Congress about his role in Russian meddling in the 2016 election

Trump Ally Roger Stone Still A Criminal: Mueller

Stone, 67, had been set to begin serving a 40-month prison term on Tuesday after his conviction on seven felony charges originally brought by Mueller as part of the Russia collusion probe.