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Ukraine banned Russian airlines, including major carrier Aeroflot, from flying into the country Friday.
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Some officials fear that too large a cut could cause the Afghan government to come under increased pressure from militants, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Ashton Carter Warns Russia's Support To Syria Might 'Pour Gasoline' On ISIS Problem
The U.S. Defense Secretary said that Washington and Moscow would coordinate on finding a solution to the Syrian conflict.
China To Announce Carbon Cap-And-Trade Scheme In Significant Move To Tackle Climate Change: Reports
The proposal, in which the U.S. and China would jointly tackle climate change, may be one of the few areas of agreement during the Chinese leader's U.S. visit.
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Donald Trump Doesn't Believe In Climate Change, Says It's Just Weather As Pope Warns Of Warming Effect
While the pope told Congress that climate change is an urgent problem, Trump brushed the issue aside.
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Xi Jinping Tells US CEOs China Will Lift Restrictions On Foreign Investment, Protect Intellectual Property
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