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A report will be released Tuesday outlining torture tactics used by the CIA. But, America isn't the only country to have used torture.
Russia To Conduct Observation Flight Over US Under Open Skies Treaty
US specialists on board the Russian aircraft will monitor the flight and the Russian inspectors' adherence to the Treaty on Open Skies.
20 Years After Budapest Memorandum, Agreement In Tatters As Russian Troops Operate In Ukraine
On its 20th anniversary, the agreement that guarantees the territorial integrity of Ukraine is in tatters.
Flight MH17 Crash Update 2014: Dutch 'Botched' Investigation In Ukraine Crash, Victims' Families Demand UN Review
The families of MH17 victims want the U.N. to take over the investigation, but the Dutch government says investigators "cannot do anything more right now."
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Obama Nominates Ash Carter For Defense Secretary, Hagel Skips Announcement
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Russian 'Merchant Of Death' Viktor Bout's Aide, Richard Chichakli, Sentenced To 5-Years In Jail In US
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ECB President Mario Draghi will present updated forecasts from the bank's staff for growth in output as well as inflation.
Obama: Russia Bigger Concern Than China, Putin Has 'Backward-Looking Approach' In Ukraine
Obama said that the war in Ukraine has to fall out of favor with Russians before leadership changes course.
Russia Warns Of 'Arms Race' As Putin Approves Alliance With Kazakhstan, Ambassador Criticizes NATO Activity In Eastern Europe
"NATO is doing all this under the guise of the so-called Russian threat," Alexander Grushko said.
Ukraine Reports Accident At Nuclear Power Plant In Southeast
The accident, in Ukraine's largest nuclear power plant, could reportedly aggravate the power crisis in the country.
MH370: Malaysia Airlines To Collect DNA From Families Of Passengers And Crew, Report Says
The airline made the announcement during a briefing with families of Flight MH370's passengers and crew, The Malaysian Insider reported.
EU, US Present Russia With United Sanctions, Energy Front
The U.S. has led the push for tougher sanctions but many European governments have been more cautious.
Ukraine Crisis: Parliament Forms New Government With Three Foreign Nationals At Key Posts
Ukraine's new government will likely continue to move the country toward Europe and maintain pressure on Russia.
Russia Armed For New Cold War? Gorbachev Warns That US Is Increasing Tensions With Moscow
Is Russia readying for a new Cold War? Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said that the U.S. is increasing tensions with Moscow.
Russian Recession 2014: Putin’s Popularity At Home, Not Sanctions, Will Change His Course In Ukraine
Putin and his government may try to shore up their popularity by diving further into the Ukraine crisis.
Russian Recession 2014: Sanctions Show Bite With Russia Economy Projected To Shrink
Economists have projected Russia’s economy will shrink by 0.8 percent in 2015. That would cause a recession — the first for Russia since 2009.
Ukraine Crisis: Kiev Forces, Luhansk Militia Agree To ‘Total’ Ceasefire, OSCE Says
The agreement with one of the rebel factions follows a conflict that has so far claimed the lives of about 4,300 people in eastern Ukraine.
Russian Military Aircraft Endanger Civilian Planes, Turn Off Transponders, US Ambassador To NATO Says
A top British official expressed concern regarding Russia's "extremely aggressive probing" of air defenses.
Ukraine Gets $187M Loan From European Investment Bank To Upgrade Gas Pipelines
The pipeline can currently supply 142.5 billion cubic meters of gas to Europe every year.
Russia's Vladimir Putin Visits Turkey To Improve Trade Deals, Despite Disagreements On Syria
Turkey and Russia recorded trade worth $24 billion in the first nine months of 2014, and are aiming for $100 billion by 2020.
Moldova Elections: Partial Results Show Pro-Europe Parties Leading Pro-Russian Rivals
Moldova is torn between re-electing a pro-European coalition and choosing parties that back stronger economic ties with Russia.
Mother Of MH17 Plane Crash Victim Sues Ukraine In European Court: Paper
The airliner crashed in Ukraine in pro-Russian rebel-held territory on July 17, killing 298 people.
Ukraine: EU Imposes Sanctions On Rebel Election Organizers
Separatists and the organizations behind rebel elections in east Ukraine will be hit with asset freezes and travel bans.
Russian Nuclear Submarine Fires Intercontinental Ballistic Test Missile From The Barents Sea
The successful test is part of an ambitious military modernization program.
Russia Holds Drills Involving Ships And Support Vessels In English Channel: Report
While the Russian defense ministry announced its navy was holding drills in the Channel, the French navy denied the claim.
Pro-Russian Separatist Moving Into Central And West Ukraine After Bomb Blast In Kharkiv
Rebels in Ukraine are moving into the central and western areas of the country, the nation's security service says.
Financial Firms Invested $27 Billion In Cluster Bomb Makers, Report Shows
Cluster bombs are banned in most countries, but some financial institutions are investing in the companies that make them.
EU Widens Sanctions To Pro-Russian Separatists In Ukraine
The names of the newly sanctioned are likely to be published in the EU’s official journal Saturday.
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