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Moscow’s Tourism, Businesses Hit by Urban Attack Fallout
MOSCOW, Aug. 2 — Moscow generates more than 20 percent of Russia’s GDP and holds itself out as…
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Russian Security Agencies Lead Counterterrorism Efforts
MOSCOW, Aug 2 — The Federal Security Service is the sharp end of Russia’s domestic counter-terrorism machine, but…
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Escalating Tensions in the Middle East: How a Potential Iran War
WASHINGTON, Aug 1 — Global economic institutions are now modelling a scenario they once treated as worst-case contingency…
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NATO Jets Scrambled After Russian Missile Hits Poland
WARSAW, July 30 — A Russian missile detonated on Polish territory today, prompting NATO to scramble fighter jets.…
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Global Powers React: Sanctions, UN Resolutions, NATO, US, South Korea
WASHINGTON, July 30 — Washington says sanctions are squeezing the pipeline of weapons components into Russia. But the…
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NATO Holds Emergency Meetings, Boosts Air Defense Amid Escalation Fears
WARSAW, July 30 — The missile detonation on Polish territory has set in motion a familiar NATO crisis…
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EU Reveals Process for Sanctioning Companies Over Russia Ties
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Commission is preparing a new sanctions package targeting roughly 1,600 firms, drawing…
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EU Weighs Adding 1,600 Firms To Sanctions List Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union has now sanctioned more than 2,000 individuals and entities since it…
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EU’s RescEU Fleet and Civil Protection: A Growing Role in Fighting
BRUSSELS, July 28 — Seven years after the European Union launched RescEU as a common backup for national…
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EU Imposes 14 Sanction Packages on Russia Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union’s sanctions architecture against Russia has ballooned to over 2,000 blacklisted names…
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Economic Impact of the War: Sanctions on Russia and Global Energy
BRUSSELS, July 27 — The tally of international sanctions on Russia has now passed 16,000 since 2022. On…
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Zelensky’s Accusation: Legal, Diplomatic, Military Fallout
BRUSSELS, July 27 — The supply of Iranian drones to Russia is forcing a recalibration of the international…
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Inside Russia: Wartime Propaganda, Repression, and Public Opinion
MOSCOW, July 27 — Since 2022, Russia has systematically built a censorship apparatus around its war in Ukraine,…
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Russia Ukraine War Reaches Stalemate After Years Of Conflict
KYIV, July 27 — Ten years after the annexation of Crimea and the outbreak of fighting in the…
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Russia may share U.S. base photos with Iran via satellites
MOSCOW, July 26 — The mechanics here are straightforward on paper, but the implications cut deep. Russia possesses…
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Iran’s Military Support for Russia in Ukraine War Raises Concerns
TEHRAN, July 25 — Iran’s military support for Russia’s war in Ukraine has moved from a trickle of…
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Russian Military Sites Targeted by Fires and Explosions Since Ukraine War
MOSCOW, July 25 — A pattern of fires, explosions, and apparent sabotage has been eating away at Russian…
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Global Standards Define Fairness in Electoral Integrity
GENEVA, July 25 — A network of international conventions, treaties, and guidelines outlines what constitutes a free and…
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Central Asian Reactions: Regional Dynamics Beyond Kazakhstan
ASTANA, July 25 — Kazakhstan’s call to freeze the Ukraine war has thrust it into the centre of…
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Russia’s strategic bombers: key leg of nuclear triad held by four nations
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The mechanics of nuclear deterrence rest on a three-legged structure known as the triad,…
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Key players in Caspian Sea: Iran’s IRGC Navy, Ukraine’s Navy
TEHRAN, July 25 — For all the talk of naval flashpoints in the Black Sea and the Persian…
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International election observation: divisions over quality of monitors
BRUSSELS, July 25 — The practice of international election observation dates back to the 1857 plebiscite in Moldavia…
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Trade Wars Have Historically Escalated Into Armed Conflict
WASHINGTON, July 22 — The word “trade war” gets tossed around with alarming frequency these days, often as…
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Russia Exploits Diplomatic Vacuum as Ukraine Cuts Ties
KYIV, July 22 — Moscow has consistently exploited periods of Ukrainian political and military instability since its 2014…
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