Cossacks In Bosnia-Herzegovina: Troupe Celebrating Russian Ties Led By Crimea Takeover Veteran
Nikolai Djakonov, who led a Cossack unit in Russia’s Crimea occupation, is reportedly in Bosnia ahead of elections.
Ukraine Crisis: Red Cross Hit In Donetsk, One Killed
Reports from the ground said a Swiss Red Cross worker was killed, although the Red Cross hasn't verified.
Olympic Winter Games 2022: Oslo Drops Its Bid To Be Host City
Chilly reception: Oslo is the sixth city to drop a bid for the 2022 Winter Games after the Sochi games cost a sky-high $51 billion.
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Russia Considers Hollywood Boycott to Discourage Surge in On-Screen Russian Villains
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The professional services firm forecasts that retail sales will grow at least 4 percent this season vs. 2.8 percent last season.
Obama At United Nations: Russia 'Challenges The Post-War Order' With Ukraine Conflict
"Russian aggression in Europe recalls the days when large nations trampled small ones in pursuit of territorial ambition,” Obama said
Ukraine Crisis: Donetsk Apartment Building Damaged, 8 Soldiers Killed As Cease-Fire Violated
The shelling is the latest violation of a cease-fire agreement between Ukraine and pro-Russia separatists.
NATO Sees Significant Pullback Of Russian Troops From Ukraine
As recently as a week ago, NATO said it believed Russia still had around 1,000 soldiers inside Ukraine.
Kremlin Mulls Internet 'Kill Switch' To Knock Russia Offline During Emergencies
Russian President Putin and his security council are scheduled to discuss Russian Internet isolation soon.
French Oil Company Total Halts Project With Russia's Lukoil Over Western Sanctions
The project to explore for Siberian shale oil is yet another Russian energy venture scotched because of western sanctions.
Ukraine, Pro-Russia Rebels To Conduct Another Prisoner Exchange Amid Cease-Fire
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Ukraine Says Cease-Fire Violations Hold Up Creation Of Buffer Zone
Military spokesman Andriy Lysenko said the pro-Russian separatists and Russian troops were targeting government forces.
MH17: Proposed Lawsuit Claims Ukraine Was Negligent, Should Have Closed Airspace
The Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash lawsuit will be filed by Elmar M. Giemulla, an aviation-law expert.
Ukraine Crisis: Cease-Fire 'In Name Only' As Fighting Continues In Donetsk
The Ukrainian government and the pro-Russian separatists had agreed on a buffer zone about 18.6 miles wide.
Ukraine Crisis: Munitions Factory Hit In Eastern Ukraine Blast Despite New Buffer Zone Agreement
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US, Canada, Intercept 6 Russian Planes, 2 Bombers Over Their Air Defense Identification Zone
Over the last five years, U.S. planes have intercepted nearly 50 Russian airplanes near its airspace.
Kiev, Rebels Agree To Extra Measures To Ensure Ukraine Cease-Fire
Former president Leonid Kuchma said the two sides had agreed to move artillery 9 miles away from the front line.
After Foley, Sotloff Beheadings, AFP To Reject Freelance Work From Journalists In Some War Zones
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Exxon Mobil In Russia: Sources Disagree About Pullback Amid US Sanctions
Russia is denying reports that Exxon is pulling out of a massive drilling operation there in the face of sanctions.
Ukrainian President Poroshenko Asks Congress For $46 Million, Meets with Obama Amid Ukraine Crisis
President Barack Obama is expected to announce the aid package in a meeting with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
BBC Journalists Attacked In Russia While Investigating Reports Of Russian Soldiers Dying In Ukraine
Journalists were investigating reports that Russian soldiers had died fighting in Ukraine. Russia denies that its forces are operating there.
MH370: Malaysia Airlines Says Book Claiming To Know Truth Behind Missing Jet Is Based On 'Pure Conjecture'
Malaysia Airlines condemned a book about Flight MH370, and also slammed a recent news report about another flight.
Ukrainian President Expected To Make A Case For Further Aid During US Vist
Kiev has reportedly been asking for advanced military technology from the U.S., which the Obama administration has so far refused to provide.
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