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U.S. Concerned About Russian Troop Movements Near Ukraine, Discussing Regional Tensions With NATO Allies
The buildup of Russian troops has led to repeated calls from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to accelerate his nation’s admittance into NATO.
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WATCH: Dog Steals Microphone From Reporter on Live TV
They say anything can happen on live TV. A reporter had her microphone snatched by a dog while giving a live weather report in Moscow, Russia.
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Putin Signs Law Allowing Him 2 More Terms as Russia's Leader
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law allowing him to potentially hold power until 2036, a move that formalizes constitutional changes endorsed in last year’s popular vote
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The West Waits for Putin's Next Move as Russia-Ukraine Tensions Rise
A significant rise in tensions between Russia and Ukraine in recent weeks is prompting fears of a revival of the military conflict.
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OPEC+ Decides to Gradually Curb Output Cuts as Demand Concerns Persist
The ongoing coronavirus crisis continues to cloud the outlook, and analysts expect this to reaffirm Saudi Arabia’s caution about the global economic recovery.
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Biden Invites Russia, China to First Global Climate Talks
President Joe Biden is including rivals Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China among the invitees to the first big climate talks of his administration
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Putin Gets a Covid Vaccine — But the Kremlin Refuses to Say Which One
Russian President Vladimir Putin received a coronavirus shot on Tuesday, as intrigue surrounds the country’s vaccine strategy.
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Potentially Harmful Microplastic Found in Snow in Siberia
Russian scientists have found microplastic in various snow samples around Siberia, which could pose a threat to human health and marine life.
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Russian Man Pleads Guilty in Nevada to Plot to Extort Tesla
A Russian man has pleaded guilty to offering a Tesla employee $1 million to cripple the electric car company’s plant in Nevada with ransomware in an extortion scheme
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U.S. Warns Companies to Abandon Work on Nord Stream 2 Pipeline as Biden Reportedly Weighs Sanctions
Biden admin and State Department weigh additional sanctions as Nord Stream 2 pipeline nears completion.
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US-Russia Ties Nosedive After Biden-Putin Tit-For-Tat
U.S.-Russia ties are nosediving after Russian leader Vladimir Putin shot back at President Joe Biden’s description of him as a killer
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Russia Recalls Its Ambassador to the US for Consultations
Russia is recalling its ambassador to the United States for consultations
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Biden Believes Putin Is a Killer, Vows Russian Leader ‘Will Pay a Price' for Trying to Help Trump Win the Election
President Biden and his harsh criticism of Russia’s Vladimir Putin stand in contrast to ex-President Trump, who brushed aside claims Putin was a murderer.
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Biden Believes Putin Is a Killer, Vows Russian Leader ‘Will Pay a Price' for Trying to Help Trump Win the Election
President Biden and his harsh criticism of Russia’s Vladimir Putin stand in contrast to ex-President Trump, who brushed aside claims Putin was a murderer.
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WATCH: Powerlifter Pulls 35 Ton Aircraft
A Crimean powerlifter pulled a 35 ton amphibian aircraft more than three-and-a-half feet.
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Putin Pushed Biden Misinformation to Trump Allies and Media in 2020 Election, U.S. Says
Russian President Vladimir Putin pushed misinformation about Joe Biden through people close to then-President Donald Trump, a U.S. intelligence report said.
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Russia Opposition Leader Navalny Describes Prison as ‘Friendly Concentration Camp'
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has described tight controls at his prison, saying they include hourly checks at night
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Russia Says It Is Slowing Down Twitter to Protect Citizens From Illegal Content
Russia has announced that it plans to throttle speeds on social media platform Twitter for failing to remove illegal content from its platform.
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Russia and China Look to Deepen Ties — This Time, on the Moon
Russia and China are making plans to further their geopolitical relationship, this time, in space with the building of a new space station on the moon.
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The Nord Stream 2 Dilemma: Why a Trans-Atlantic Dispute Is Likely to Go From Very Bad to Even Worse
Critics argue the pipeline is not compatible with European climate goals and will likely strengthen Russia’s economic and political influence over the region.