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Russia's Vladimir Putin Is Signing Deals With More Separatist Regions
NBCNews.com KIEV, Ukraine — As the world watches Moscow-backed separatists win control of more land in Ukraine, critics fear Russian President Vladimir Putin is quietly grasping for new territory elsewhere. This time, he's apparently eyeing Abkhazia and South ... and more » |
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Is Vladimir Putin hiding a $200 billion fortune? (And if so, does it matter?)
Washington Post (blog) In much of the West, the public perception of Vladimir Putin is that of a Bond villain. With his tailor-made suits, thick accent and KGB past, he seems right out of the Pierce Brosnan era. Of course, like all the best Bond villains, Putin needs a ... Vladimir Putin Says Russia's Military Might Has No MatchNBCNews.com Who is better at foreign policy: Obama or Putin?The Week Magazine Vladimir Putin: No nation has military superiority over RussiaWashington Times Business Insider-Daily Mail all 853 news articles » |
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Russia's Putin Took European States 'By Surprise' in Ukraine: Report
NBCNews.com The fallout of not dealing with the worsening relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin — brought on partly by not understanding the depth of Moscow's hostility to a pro-Western government in Ukraine — could be global, it warned. "The ... |
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Путин проиграл, остается обосновать его отставку
inoСМИ.Ru Путин попытался опереться на ту социальную группу, которую в Германии 30-х годов называли «мелкими лавочниками», и потерпел явный провал, так как мелких лавочников можно призывать громить «хохлов» и «черн…х», но не они пойдут воевать за Родину, их ждет лавка, куда они ее ... Матч Обама – Путин: российский лидер ведетДни.Ру Все похожие статьи: 67 » |
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Britain cannot defend itself against Putin's military might, top brass warn
Telegraph.co.uk Air Commodore Andrew Lambert, who commanded Allied forces in northern Iraq in 1999, said: “If the Russians turned up the heat, we would struggle badly. “If Putin wanted to attack, he would not send a pair of bombers, he would send the lot and saturate ... Video released of the moment UK jet intercepted Russian bomber off CornwallDaily Mail Britain 'at mercy' of Putin in a war against Russia, former defence chiefs warnThe Independent all 201 news articles » |
Putin's spy army targets Australia
The Australian The move is part of a growing push by Mr Putin to use his overseas foreign intelligence services more aggressively in a bid to steal hi-tech military, scientific and economic secrets from the West. Australia has been among those countries recently ... |
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Sisi and Putin: Peas in an Eastern Pod?
Huffington Post When Putin visited his Egyptian counterpart in Cairo last week, much was made of the economic and military ties being forged between the two nations. While there were significant developments that could be beneficial to both countries, what draws the ... |
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Putin 'Beat Ex-Wife and Had Secret Facelift', Claims Sensational Documentary
Newsweek A sensational German television documentary claims that the Russian President Vladimir Putinregularly used violence against his former wife, Lyudmila, among a series of other extraordinary and bizarre claims. The documentary, Putin the Man, aired ... Is Vladimir Putin hiding a $200 billion fortune? (And if so, does it matter?)Washington Post (blog) Documentary claims Putin was a lazy wife-beater who only turned his life ...National Post 'Vladimir Putin is a wife-beater' - and six other claims in new documentaryTelegraph.co.uk The Independent- Irish Independent- i24news all 48 news articles » |
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Sanctions Aren't Going to Stop Putin's Bad Behavior
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Putin: No external pressure on Russia will go unchallenged
RT February 20, 2015. President Vladimir Putin, front fourth left, at a gala marking the Defender of the Fatherland Day at the Grand Kremlin Palace. Left: Presidential Chief of Staff Sergei Ivanov. Third left: Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.(RIA Novosti ... |
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DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Bullying Vladimir Putin feeds on West's weakness
Daily Mail The abject failure of senior politicians and Whitehall mandarins to recognise and combat the threat posed to Europe by Vladimir Putin's Russia was condemned in a devastating House of Lords report yesterday. The peers' language could hardly have been ... |
Pro-Putin Crowds Bash U.S., Demand Purge of Opposition
Bloomberg Toxic anti-U.S. rhetoric swelled in the streets of Moscow as thousands of president Putin'ssupporters marched on the anniversary of Ukraine's Maidan revolution, which they regard as an illegal coup backed by the U.S. Protesters demanded that the ... and more » |
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Yemen's former leader leaves Sanaa after house arrestby Mohamed Ghobari, Thomson Reuters
SANAA — Yemen's former president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi escaped his official residence after weeks of house arrest by the Houthi militia on Saturday and flew to his home town of Aden, a senior political source and a Houthi official said.
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Ukraine crisis: 'We're not going to play this game'- Kerry
BBC News The US Secretary of State has described Russia as "cynical" in its actions in eastern Ukraine, while at the same time leading an effort at the UN. Moscow denies helping rebels there, insisting that any Russians who are involved are "volunteers". John Kerry ... US and allies discuss new sanctions on RussiaReuters UK Pro-Russia rebel build-up near port city alarms Ukraine militaryZee News US and allies discuss new sanctions on Russia over Ukraine: KerryReuters Canada all 7,749 news articles » |
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Ukraine crisis: 'We're not going to play this game'- Kerry
BBC News The US Secretary of State has described Russia as "cynical" in its actions in eastern Ukraine, while at the same time leading an effort at the UN. Moscow denies helping rebels there, insisting that any Russians who are involved are "volunteers". John Kerry ... Pro-Russia rebel build-up near port city alarms Ukraine militaryDaily Mail US, Europe Discuss Further Russian Sanctions Over UkraineWall Street Journal Prisoner swap in UkraineThe Australian (blog) Reuters Canada -Zee News all 736 news articles » |
Yemen's Houthi rebels say former president has fled capitalby Saeed al-Batati in Mukalla
Rebels’ spokesperson plays down significance of Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi’s escape, giving no detail about how he got past tight security
The powerful Houthi movement in Yemen has said the former president Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi fled his house disguised in women’s clothes and headed to the southern port city of Aden.
Ali al-Gohoum, a spokesperson for the Houthi rebels, speaking from the movement’s stronghold in the northern province of Saada, downplayed the significance of Hadi’s escape from the capital Sana’a.
Continue reading...WorldViews: Could Isaac Herzog become Israel’s next prime minister? by William Booth, Ruth Eglash
TEL AVIV — The Washington Post sat down recently for a quick bite with the head of the Israeli opposition, Labor Party leader Isaac Herzog. According to the most recent polls, Herzog and his running mate, former justice minister and peace negotiator Tzipi Livni, are in a tight race against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, ahead of elections set for March 17. Herzog ordered mineral water and a smoked salmon sandwich. He ate a salad without dressing and used his fingers. He spoke in fluent but lightly accented English. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.Read full article >>
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Authorities have been caught "off-guard" by an increasing online drive to lure Western women to join Islamic State, experts say.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the U.S. is considering slowing its military exit from Afghanistan by keeping a larger-than-planned troop presence this year and next because the new Afghan government is proving to be a more reliable partner. (Feb. 21)
Published on Feb 21, 2015
The US and Britain are considering deepening sanctions against Russia due to its "craven behaviour" in Ukraine, Secretary of State John Kerry said before talks with British counterpart Philip Hammond in London on Saturday. Duration: 01:34
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry had strong words Saturday for Russia over what he called its unacceptable actions in Ukraine -- and threatened additional sanctions against Russian interests.
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President Barack Obama may change the United States' plan to withdraw virtually all its troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2016, his new defense secretary said Saturday during a visit to the central Asian nation -- an indication that the White House is considering extending the U.S. troop presence there beyond that year.
Revelation of Secret Spyware Could Hamper US Espionage Efforts by webdesk@voanews.com (Meredith Buel)
The revelation of secret technology that buries spyware into computer hard drives could be a blow to espionage efforts by the U.S. National Security Agency, intelligence analysts say. Kaspersky Lab, a Moscow-based security software manufacturer, recently reported it found computers in 30 nations infected with spying programs. The nations include Iran, Russia, Pakistan, Afghanistan and China. The targets included government and military institutions, as well as telecommunications companies, banks, energy companies and nuclear researchers, Kaspersky said in its report. Kaspersky Lab has revealed Western cyber-espionage operations in the past. The company did not publicly identify the country behind the spying campaign, saying the malware had been placed by what it called the “Equation Group.” However, Western news organizations reported this was a thinly veiled reference to the U.S. National Security Agency. The NSA is the leading U.S. agency responsible for gathering electronic intelligence. Paul Rosenzweig, an expert on information technology and a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation, said the report would compromise NSA’s mission. “This will significantly disrupt ongoing activity and will harm foreign intelligence gathering,” said Rosenzweig. “This is part and parcel of a foreign campaign to delegitimize NSA." A spokeswoman for the NSA said the agency was aware of the Kaspersky report, but would not comment on it publicly. Kaspersky said the spying campaign is closely linked to Stuxnet, a cyber-weapon that attacked Iran’s nuclear enrichment program. Kaspersky and many other cyber-espionage experts say Stuxnet was run by the U.S. and Israel. A former NSA employee told Reuters that Kaspersky’s analysis was correct and that people still in the spy agency valued these espionage programs as highly as Stuxnet. Kaspersky’s report said the ability to hide spying software deep within hard drives gives the agency the ability to eavesdrop on the majority of the world’s computers. The report said thousands, or perhaps tens of thousands of computers have been infected since 2001. The malware is beyond the reach of most security controls and antivirus products, Kaspersky said, making it nearly impossible to identify. “It means that we are practically blind and cannot detect hard drives that have been infected by this malware,” said Costin Raiu, a lead researcher for Kaspersky. “Is anybody safe anymore?” That was the reaction to the report by Bill Supernor, the chief technology officer for KoolSpan, a U.S. company providing secure voice and text systems for mobile phones. KoolSpan sells more products overseas than in the U.S. “Customers already suspicious of U.S. products will now be even more concerned that firms have been compromised,” Supernor said. “If this is the U.S. doing this to our adversaries we are seriously shooting ourselves in the foot,” he said. The Kaspersky report said the Equation Group used a variety of means to spread spy programs. They included compromising jihadi websites, infecting USB sticks and CDs, and developing computer worms. George Smith, a senior fellow at GlobalSecurity.org, said the report represented “a black eye for the U.S. government because it undermines trust on the global networks." “It makes it hard to argue for proper rules of conduct in cyber space because there are now no boundaries,” Smith said. U.S. President Barack Obama discussed cyberattacks in general terms in a recent interview with Re/code, an online computer industry publication. “This is more like basketball than football, in the sense that there’s no clear line between offense and defense,” said Obama. “Things are going back and forth all the time.”
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Kerry: Russia Engaged in 'Brazen and Cynical' Behavior in Ukraine by webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the international community is discussing additional sanctions on Russia for its land grabs in Ukraine, saying Russia has engaged in "an absolutely brazen and cynical process" over the past few days. Speaking in London before talks with British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, Kerry told reporters the U.S. and its allies are not going to go along with what he said was Russia's "extraordinarily craven behavior." He noted Russia has led an effort in the United Nations to place responsibility for unrest in eastern Ukraine on the Ukrainian government, while continuing what Kerry called "land-grabbing" in that region. "There is no secret to any of us, not in this age of all kinds of visibility and technical means and satellites and the ability to watch what people are doing," he said. "We know to a certainty what Russia has been providing to the separatists, how Russia is involved with the separatists and the ways in which Russia has cynically been willing to go to, even lead an effort in the U.N., even simultaneously as it is continuing to do land-grabbing in Ukraine." Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko accused the Kremlin Friday of direct involvement in the sniper deaths of anti-Russian protesters last year in Kyiv's Maidan Square. He made the charge on the first anniversary of the killings, saying Ukraine's security services have the evidence. The Russian foreign ministry called the accusation "ravings" and "madness." The White House, French President Francois Hollande, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel all warned on Friday that Moscow faces higher costs and more isolation if Russian-backed separatists continue violating the cease-fire in eastern Ukraine signed last week. The separatists and the Ukrainian government accuse each other of cease-fire violations, including this week's rebel takeover of the important railroad town of Debaltseve. A Ukrainian military spokesman said pro-Russian separatists repeatedly fired on Ukrainian positions overnight Thursday into Friday. He also said Russia is still moving military equipment into Ukraine, including tanks in the direction of Novoazovsk, a rebel-held town near Mariupol. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden spoke by telephone Friday with President Poroshenko and Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The White House said Biden agreed with both leaders that Russia cannot keep hiding behind the false claim that local separatists are solely responsible for the latest military moves in eastern Ukraine.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has said the United States and its allies are not prepared to play games with Russia and are discussing additional sanctions against the country over its actions in Ukraine.
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