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Japan Not Welcome In South China Sea, But US Forces Can Patrol Region, China Says

The South China Sea rivals have clashed again after a prominent Chinese General said that Tokyo's military forces were not welcome in the region.

Pro-Russian Rebels Attack Ukrainian Forces Over 100 Times In 24 Hours As East Ukraine War Threatens To Ignite

The attacks took place using weapons banned under the Minsk II agreement, underlining concerns that the conflict could get worse.

Obama Sheds Cool Style For 'Fearless' Final Lap In Office

With a year-and-a-half left in office, Obama is shedding some of his trademark “no drama” style for a looser approach, admitting that he feels more fearless and liberated.

Russia To The Moon: Lunar Mission Planned For 2029-2030, First Time Since NASA's Apollo

Russia has planned a lunar mission for 2029-2030, but the mission is not seen as a technological race with the U.S., which is targeting Mars.

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Russia To Print 20 Million Copies Of New Banknote Commemorating Crimean Annexation

While the West views the March 2014 annexation of Crimea as a violation of international law, Russia links the event to nationalist sentiment.

NATO Triples Reaction Force In The Face Of Russian Hostility

As Russia stirs, NATO is tripling its Reaction Force from 13,000 to 40,000 personnel and will open six new bases across Eastern Europe.

East Ukraine Peace Possible, Say German and French Ministers Following Paris Talks, But Ceasefire Still Breached Daily

The foreign ministers of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany met in Paris to talk peace, but on the ground, shooting goes on.

Violation of Ceasefire Between Russian-Backed Rebels and Ukrainian Government Continues, Kindergarten Targeted

Ukrainian forces fired 54 shells at the rebels -- known as the Donetsk People's Republic -- damaging residential buildings and a kindergarten.

Russia Warns Baltic States NATO's Anti-Missile Shield Will Make Them 'Targets'

Russia has repeatedly warned the Eastern Europeans of consequences if they host elements of NATO's anti-missile shield.

Amid Russian Military Aggression, Pentagon To Station Tanks, Armored Vehicles In Eastern European Nations

The redeployment of weaponry to the region comes amid concern over the Russian military’s recent series of snap-readiness drills.

International Tribunal Looks Like Best Chance For MH17 Justice - Dutch Sources

The chance of a successful prosecution is considered slim but the Dutch hope they can pressure Russia, whose role in the process is critical, into cooperating.

Russian Planes Intecepted By Norwegian F-16 And Italian Eurofighter NATO Jets 10 Times Over Last Week

Russian warplanes were escorted by Norwegian and Italian jets based in Lithuania as part of NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission.

Amid Russian Aggression, Polish Citizens Back EU Sanctions, Poll Finds

The survey of Polish citizens found that 68 percent of respondents support the extension of sanctions; just 11 percent do not.

Viktor Yanukovych Embezzlement Scandal: Ostriches At Petting Zoo ‘Just Happened To Be There,’ Former Ukrainian President Says

“What’s wrong with supporting them?” Yanukovych said. “That I supported the ostriches? What’s wrong with that?”

Russia And Belarus To Conduct S-400 Air Defense Drills In East Siberia, 40 Jets And Helicopters To Be Involved

The two countries will join forces to test Moscow's advanced S-400 missile defense system.

Pentagon Chief Planning For Longer-Term Rift With Russia

Asked whether he thought Russian President Vladimir Putin might change course, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said he hoped so, but "I can't be sure."

Greece, Russia Reach Preliminary Gas Pipeline Deal; Greek Debt Woes Continue

Russia will not own Greece's section of the pipeline, but it will assist in financing the $2.3 billion project.

Western Companies In Russia Facing Grim Outlook

Despite economic sanctions, European and U.S. companies are continuing to operate in most sectors of Russia's economy -- but they are struggling.

A Swedish soldier supporting a NATO exercise in Poland

Amid Russian Threats, Dutch Foreign Minister Says NATO BALTOPS 2015 Exercise Is A Warning To Russia

Russia, on the other hand, threatened Sweden that there would be a military response if the Nordic country were to join NATO.

Russian Military Expansion Continues With New Carrier Project, T-90 Tank Upgrades, Reports Say

Russian military officials unveiled several new projects and pieces of hardware at the country's Army-2015 expo this week.

Ukrainian Nationalist Leader Calls For Concentration Camps, Bombing Pro-Russian Rebels

Dmytro Korchynsky, a Ukranian nationalist who leads the Bratstvao party, urged Ukraine to apply the same methods the U.S. used during World War II.

Ukrainian Government Begins Sixth Wave Of Military Mobilization For Service In East Ukraine War

The army has called up the sixth and final wave of recruits as it continues to fight pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.

Russia Launches Reconnaissance Drones For Arctic Military Force That Can Take Video Day Or Night

Russia deployed the drones in late 2014 and performed tests earlier this year of their survival in Arctic conditions.

Russian Military To Get Over 40 New Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles In 2015: Vladimir Putin

Putin says the move is a response to a U.S. proposal to increase its military presence in Eastern Europe.

US Air Force Mulls Deployment Of F-22 Stealth Fighter Jets To Eastern Europe

In the face of Russian hostility, the U.S. may base the advanced stealth fighter in Poland.

Russia Builds Space Program With Saudi Arabia, Iran Amid Roscosmos' Struggles

The deal comes just months after Russia purportedly reached a similar collaborative agreement with Iran.

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