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With NATO Air Base Expansion, Russia Accuses Estonia Of 'Provocative Step'

Russia criticized Estonia's plans to expand NATO's presence at the Amari air base. At the same time, Russia discussed how it was strengthening its own military forces.

South Ossetia To Join Russia? Crimea-Style Referendum Proposed By President Of Self-Declared Republic

The breakaway region, internationally considered part of Georgia, has been under effective Russian control since 2008.

Russia-Ukraine Airline Ban To Be Lifted? Cross-Country Flights Stopped Amid Sanctions, Conflict

An aircraft takes off from Moscow's main airport

Flights between the two countries stopped in September, as Moscow and Kiev sought to reinforce sanctions against each other over the conflict in East Ukraine.

Russia Egypt $1B Mistral Deal: Warships' Helicopters, Equipment Agreed On After France Sale, Kremlin Says

The two ships, known as the Sevastopol and the Vladivostok, were custom-built for Russia, but the final handover from France didn’t go ahead because of Moscow’s intervention in Ukraine.

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Germany Will Invest In Ukraine If It Tackles Corruption: Angela Merkel

German Chancellor Angela Merkel praises Ukraine for being on a "courageous path," but says the country still has a lot to do in combating corruption to enable investment.

Russia Mediterranean Conflict: Moscow Preparing To Launch Cruise Missiles Near European Border?

Moscow is making it clear it considers the eastern Mediterranean to be within its zone of interest.

Ukraine Wins UN Security Council Seat Setting Up Showdown With Russia

Ukraine won a nonpermanent U.N. Security Council seat Thursday, setting up future shouting matches and possible calls for veto reform.

Russian Airstrikes In Syria Force Pentagon To Rethink Strategy In Europe

U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said Russia's aggression has caused the Pentagon to re-examine its strategy in Europe, including cyberwarfare and nuclear deterrence.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict Update: $3B Debt Paves Path For 'Legal War'

Ukraine bought a $3 billion bond from Russia right before former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was overthrown in 2014.

Nigeria-Turkey Trade Volume Reaches $2.5B, As Ankara Increases Gas Imports

Nigeria is Turkey's top trading partner in sub-Saharan Africa and with Turkey's relationship with Russia growing tense, the partnership could grow.

Russia-NATO Cyber War: Battlefield Tensions In Ukraine And Syria Are Contributing To Increased High-Tech Fighting

While Russian hackers have long been a problem for Western countries, attacks have been far more aggressive since NATO and Russia recommenced hostilities in Ukraine and Syria.

Russia-Ukraine Update: Crimea Attracts More Than 4 Million Tourists Despite Annexation

Crimean tourism is increasing despite concerns over Russia's annexation of the region, according to the Crimean minister of resorts and tourism.

Flight MH17: Russia Urges UN Aviation Body To Open New Probe As It ‘Categorically Disagrees’ With Dutch Report

On Tuesday, a Dutch Safety Board report confirmed that the plane was shot down by a Russian-made Buk missile system.

Adobe Flash Zero-Day Discovered Being Used By Russia-Linked Hacking Group Pawn Storm

Researchers have discovered a serious vulnerability in Adobe's Flash software, which is reportedly being used by Russia-linked hacking group Pawn Storm.

U.S. troops take a break from a training exercise in Europe

Amid Russian Tensions, US Army Troops In Europe Shrinking, Commander Claims

“We have a force that is shaped for a different reality than we have today,” Maj. Gen. Duane Gamble told reporters Tuesday.

Who Shot Down MH17? Russia's Air-To-Air Ukraine Missile Claim Debunked In New Report

Where did the missile come from that brought down MH17? That and other questions remained unanswered following an official report released Tuesday.

A Russian Special Forces soldier fires a rifle during a demonstration

Finland-Russia Relations: Russian Special Forces Group In Arctic Circle Inspected By Finnish Military

Finland’s fears of Russia have grown as a result of Moscow’s attempt to militarize the Arctic, as well as its more hostile attitude toward Europe.

Putin Says US Has 'Mush For Brains': Amid Airstrikes In Syria, Russian President's Fears Over Proxy War Increase

The Russian president accused the U.S. of not wanting to share intelligence or cooperate over the conflict and Syria.

Russia Ukraine Conflict: $3B In Ukrainian Debts May Never Be Repaid To Kremlin, Russian Finance Minister Says

Ukraine borrowed $3 billion from Russia in 2013, and the Kremlin said it is in desperate need of the money to fund import infrastructure projects.

Flight MH17: Russian-Made Buk Missile Brought Down Plane, Dutch Report Says; Shrapnel Found In Bodies Of Crew, Investigators Tell Relatives

In a briefing Tuesday, authorities revealed details to the victims' families about the downing of the plane that killed all 298 people on it on July 17, 2014.

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