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Israel reported one of its soldiers missing in action as the army's assault on Hamas militants in the Gaza Strip entered its third week under growing diplomatic pressure to end the violence.
The Netherlands said it would take the lead in the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 probe, though its investigators still hadn't arrived at the site as regional fighting raged on.
From Zionist plots to the Illuminati, some wildly imaginative alternatives are being promoted by the likes of Russian TV
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There are several versions of the phrase: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. While the sentiment is not entirely applicable to the shooting down of Malaysia Airlinesflight MH17 over Ukraine it seems impossible that there was no malice involved in bringing down a passenger plane carrying close to 300 people who had nothing to do with anyones conflict its still worth holding in our thoughts as we try to get to grips with exactly what happened. Was this a cock-up or a conspiracy?
Welcome for Theresa May's announcement of inquiry into former spy's death, seen as sign of worsening British-Russian relations
The widow of Alexander Litvinenko, the former KGB spy poisoned in a London hotel in 2006, has said she believes a new public inquiry into his death will reveal whether the Russian state supplied the radioactive material used to kill him.
Marina Litvinenko said the decision announced in parliament on Tuesday morning by the home secretary Theresa May could help usher in a new era of Russian politics by exposing whether the Kremlin was behind her husband's murder.
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As the EU takes "forceful" sanctions against Russia, it is revealed that UK specialists will analyse data on MH17's final moments
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia could ask its richest citizens to help foot the bill for the annexation of Crimea by paying a "solidarity tax" proposed by a group of lawmakers.
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With Berlin angry over a series of spying incidents, President Obama sent his chief of staff, Denis R. McDonough, for talks on the state of bilateral relations and improving cooperation.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Germany on Tuesday set up a procedure to address disputes over intelligence-gathering that have soured relations between the two close allies and resulted in Germany's expulsion of the CIA station chief in Berlin.
Ukraine spy chief: Russian downed MH17 by CNNInternational
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Vitaly Nayda, the Ukrainian Director of Informational Security, says a Russian officer is responsible for downing MH17.
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People of Influence by By THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN
The future of Ukraine is now in the hands of its own people.
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian security officers checked U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and his top aides with a metal detector as they arrived for a meeting on Tuesday with President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, an unusual screening for a senior State Department official.
MH17: Tragedy, blame and heartache by CNNInternational
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Watch the most important moments and developments from the shooting down of MH17.
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A conservation effort across the West to protect the sage grouse, a bird with an unusual mating call, has put different environmental interests at odds. Produced by: Kassie Bracken and Ben...
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Secretary of State John Kerry tried to place pressure squarely on Hamas militants to end the fighting in the Gaza Strip, saying it had a "fundamental choice" to make on whether to accept an Egyptian cease-fire plan.
MH17: train carrying bodies of victims arrives in government-held Kharkivby Harriet Salem in Donetsk and Kate Hodal in Kuala Lumpur
Train believed to be carrying 282 bodies arrives in Kharkiv from where they will be flown to the Netherlands
A train carrying the remains of victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 has arrived in the Ukrainian government-held city of Kharkiv, finally leaving the conflict zone where the bodies had remained in rebel hands since the suspected shooting down of the Boeing 777 on Thursday.
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