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Putin criticizes US but offers to cooperate on global crises
Yahoo News ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (AP) — Despite the showdown with the West over Ukraine, Moscow wants to cooperate with Washington and its allies in dealing with the threat posed by the Islamic State group and other global challenges, President Vladimir Putin... Putin says Russia weathering sanctions, lectures WestYahoo News UK Putin says Harper will change his mind on Russia in G8 if US tells him toCBC.ca Putin : Ukraine war not our fault, US must stop meddlingCBS News Bloomberg all 2,168 New York Times all 2,166 news articles » |
 Financial Times |
Saudi's star prince keeps rising, visits Putin in St. Petersburg
Brookings Institution (blog) President Vladimir Putin and Prince Mohammed also discussed the war in Yemen. The Saudis want Russia to endorse their hard line stand against the Houthi rebels. Moscow earlier abstained in the vote on UN Security Council resolution 2216 that calls for ... Saudi defence minister to meet Vladimir Putin for talks on SyriaFinancial Times An Arabian warrior prince in Putin's courtAsia Times Putin to meet Saudi prince amid Syria tensionsHurriyet Daily News Sputnik International all 135 news articles » |
 Livemint |
Vladimir Putin versus a vast conspiracy
Livemint In a recent Washington Post column, Sergei Guriev, one of Russia's top economic thinkers, warned that President Vladimir Putin's regime was now exclusively focused on survival, and not on a vision for the country's long-term development. “The Russian ... and more » |
 The Guardian |
Charlie Rose on how Vladimir Putin sees the world
PBS NewsHour (blog) Charlie Rose interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin today at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. Judy Woodruff talks to him about Russia's role in the Ukraine conflict, Russian-American relations, and the enigma that is Vladimir Putin. Greek prime minister reaches out to Vladimir Putin for help in financial crisisThe Guardian Putin Hails Russia-China Ties While Rosneft Does Deals With WestWall Street Journal Russian president Vladimir Putin reaffirms support for Syria's Bashar al-Assad...ABC Online all 1,015 Wall Street Journal-The Independent-Yahoo News all 964 news articles » |
 BT.com |
Putin: We won World Cup bid fairly
BT.com Russian president Vladimir Putin has insisted that the 2018 football World Cup will go ahead in his country, despite the launch of an investigation into alleged corruption during the bidding process. And Mr Putin said England's failure to secure the ... Russia won World Cup 2018 'honestly': Vladimir PutinZee News all 21 news articles » |
 CBC.ca |
Putin says Harper will change his mind on Russia in G8 if US tells him to
CBC.ca "I don't want to offend anyone, but if the United States says Russia should be returned to the G8, the prime minister will change his opinion," Putin told The Canadian Press during a meeting with the heads of world news agencies at the St. Petersburg ... Putin criticizes US but offers to cooperate on global crisesYahoo News Inside Vladimir Putin's Insane Military Disneyland (For Kids!)Jalopnik Putin says Russia weathering sanctions, lectures WestYahoo News UK Bloomberg-New York Times all 2,156 news articles » |
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Putin Says Hague Court Has No Jurisdiction Over Russia
RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty Putin suggested that part of Russia's legal strategy will be to deny the jurisdiction of the international arbitration court in The Hague which last year awarded shareholders of the defunct Yukos oil company $50 billion in damages because Russia in ... Putin vows to defend Russia's interests after overseas asset freezeYahoo News UK Putin: Russia to Fight Overseas Asset Freeze in CourtSputnik International all 48 news articles » |
 Newsweek |
Putin's Nuclear Saber Rattling: What Is That All About?
Newsweek On June 16, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited a new “military-patriotic recreation park” near Moscow. His speech there made headlines, and not because the park is what one Western reporter called a “military version of Disneyland,” where kids ... Putin says Harper will change his mind on Russia in G8 if US tells him toCBC.ca Putin: Ukraine war not our fault, US must stop meddlingCBS News Putin says Russia weathering sanctions, lectures WestYahoo News UK Bloomberg-Fox News Latino all 2,190 news articles » |
 Business Insider |
Putin keeps saying Ukrainians and Russians are the same - here's the main ...
Business Insider Ever since his aggressive annexation of Crimea began in March 2014, Russian president Vladimir Putin has tried to defend his actions as simple unification. "People who have their own views on history and the history of our country may argue with me ... Does Modi do yoga? asks Russian president PutinBangladesh News 24 hours Does Narendra Modi do yoga? asks Russian president Vladimir PutinIndia.com Putin Reveals Details of His Private LifeSputnik International all 18 news articles » |
 The Moscow Times |
Was Kudrin Offering Putin a Graceful Exit?
The Moscow Times Putin does not need a new electoral mandate for reforms. He needs a clean slate to relaunch his stumbling presidency and a pathway to a graceful exit. Kudrin is offering a constitutional regime change where a re-elected Putin replaces his entire team ... Vladimir Kudrin: Was Kudrin offering Putin a graceful exit? Kyiv Post all 3 news articles » |
 The Moscow Times |
Putin Bites Back After Canada's G8 Barb
The Moscow Times After Canada voiced its staunch objection to the prospect of Russia's return to the Group of Eight (G8), President Vladimir Putin responded with a gibe. "I don't want to offend anyone, but if the United States says Russia should be returned to the G8 ... and more » |
 The Moscow Times |
Will Putin Lead Russia to Glory or Disaster? (Op-Ed)
The Moscow Times Russians take pride in the fact that whenever Russia has experienced a severe blow to its ability to play the role of a great power in the past, it has been able to recover and re-emerge as one — often in a very short period of time. Napoleon's ... Firing of Goldenzweig: Putin's Suppression of Journalists ContinuesThe New American all 3 news articles » |
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 The Guardian |
US hopes Russia may change direction when Vladimir Putin is gone
The Guardian US defence secretary Ash Carter said the US and Nato needed a “strong but balanced” approach to Russia, and he questioned whether Moscow's “backward-looking” aggressive behaviour would change while President Vladimir Putin remains at the helm. Carter laments Putin's "loose rhetoric" on nukesCBS News Putin Is 'Malign Influence' in Eastern Europe: CarterBloomberg Senior Putin aide warns over Russia-US relationsFinancial Times CNNMoney-Foreign Policy (blog)-Sydney Morning Herald all 817 news articles » |
How Vladimir Putin learned to stop worrying and love the bomb
Reuters Blogs (blog) Barrack (Obama) doesn't call Vladimir (Putin); reportedly, they dislike each other. What Obama had envisaged as a “reset” of strained relations with Moscow at the beginning of his first term has turned out to be a worsening. The BOMB is back at the top ... and more » |
 New York Times |
The Fantasy Mr. Putin Is Selling
New York Times President Vladimir Putin of Russia is not veering from the mythology he created to explain away the crisis over Ukraine. It is one that wholly blames the West for provoking a new Cold War and insists that international sanctions have not grievously ... Putin says consumer rights group warning Russians not to visit Crimea serves ...Fox News Carter laments Putin's "loose rhetoric" on nukesCBS News More pain for Putin: Europe extends Russia sanctionsCNNMoney Daily Beast all 1,677 news articles » |
 STRATFOR |
Putin Tells Russians That It's Their 'Holy Duty' to Be Patriotic
Bloomberg Russians bear a “holy duty” to be patriotic as the country commemorates the 74th anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union, President Vladimir Putin said. “It's our holy duty to be faithful to the great values of patriotism, to keep ... WWII memories to keep Russia united, lead nation to future victories — PutinRussia and India Report Meet the free-spirited radio host who likes to banter with President PutinMashable all 8 news articles » |
 Newsweek |
Meet Eliot Higgins, Putin's MH17 Nemesis
Newsweek Meet Eliot Higgins, Putin's MH17 Nemesis. By Maxim Tucker / June 22, 2015 9:14 AM EDT. 06_26_MH17_02. Blogger Eliot Higgins, former administrator and die-hard gamer, has spent hundreds of hours scouring the Internet to find out the truth about battles ... Newsweek: Meet Eliot Higgins, Putin's MH17 nemesisKyiv Post all 3 news articles » |
 National Post |
Lithuania says it's not scared of no Putin, even if NATO is. And Monday's ...
National Post 1. Give us first-past-the-post, or give us death. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian WyldA shifting, informal coalition of non-partisan experts has emerged as the most effective counterweight to the Conservative government. They offer less overt opposition to ... |
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 Newsweek |
Putin's War: The Ukraine Cease-Fire That Never Was
Newsweek Putin's War: The Ukraine Cease-Fire That Never Was. By Nolan Peterson 6/22/15 at 1:19 PM. 0622_pisky. World. Members of the Ukrainian armed forces look out from a blindage at their positions in the village of Pisky (Pesky) near the local airport, north ... and more » |
 TIME |
What It's Like to Grow Up Under Putin in Chechnya
TIME It is hard to avoid the gaze of Russian President Vladimir Putin when traveling around the region of Chechnya. His portraits adorn public buildings, apartment blocks, highways and airport terminals, encouraging a cult of personality that is far more ... and more » |
 The Independent |
Russia 'aggression': US nuclear missile commander says Vladimir Putin's ...
The Independent The US commander in charge of most of America's nuclear missiles has warned that too much power is concentrated in the hands of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and drawn parallels between Russia's recent behaviour and that of Nazi Germany. 74 Years After Hitler Invaded Russia, Putin's Behavior Echoes Nazi GermanyValueWalk Putin agrees to corrections of 'Foreign Agents Law', blasts NGOs servicing ...RT Jeffrey Gedmin: Here's how we give Putin something to think aboutKyiv Post Russia Beyond the Headlines -Bloomberg -The Globe and Mail all 29 news articles » |
 Foreign Policy |
With an Assist From Putin, Greece — for Now — Wins
Foreign Policy According to Mujtaba Rahman, head of the Eurasia Group's European practice, the Greek prime minister's flirtation with Putin was enough to break Europe's collective will. As Tsipras met withPutin last week in St. Petersburg, Russian officials said ... Putin sends topless pics in bid to woo GreeceNewsBiscuit (satire) Deals With Russia Will Help Greece Pay Its Debts — Putin to EUiFreePress.com (blog) Greece and Its Creditors Pummel Each Other, but Fight Is Not Over YetNew York Times The Bell Jar -Los Angeles Times -Christian Science Monitor all 2,959 news articles » |
 Politico |
Putins Plot to Get Texas to Secede
Politico Since the breakup of the Soviet Union two decades ago, many Russians have come to blame the United States for their plight; a seething resentment over U.S. culpability in the loss of Russian national power is one of the reasons Vladimir Putin is so ... Putin plot? Russia spreads 'Free Texas' mantraWND.com all 8 news articles » |
 Foreign Affairs |
Undoing Moscow's Shift West
Foreign Affairs The answer is crucial for the years and decades ahead, particularly since Putin fits a leadership mold: many Russian leaders have held power by adopting foreign influences and remaking them into more traditionally Russian forms. Catherine the Great ... and more » |
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew warned top Chinese officials that failure to address U.S. concerns over cybersecurity and other strategic and economic affairs threatens one of the world’s most important geopolitical relationships.
Biden: US, China need to work together despite intense differences
Medical marijuana unproven to help many illnesses its used for, major research analysis finds
US won't prosecute hostages' families who pay ransomby By JULIE PACE and ERIC TUCKER
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration will make clear that families of Americans held by terror groups will not be prosecuted if they pay ransoms, part of a broad review of U.S. hostage policy that will be released Wednesday....
US Senate Revives Obama Trade Agendaby webdesk@voanews.com (Michael Bowman)
The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly on Tuesday to once again advance legislation facilitating the approval of two blockbuster trade pacts spanning the Atlantic and the Pacific. The procedural 60-37 vote revives President Barack Obama’s trade agenda, which had been dealt a severe blow when Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), which is often called "fast track," stalled on Capitol Hill earlier this month. “This is a very big vote. It’s an important moment for the...
The 19-year-old star of The Impossible and Wolf Hall will swing into action as New York’s favourite super-son with a cameo in Captain America: Civil War
Tom Holland, of Kingston upon Thames, Surrey will be the next actor to play New York’s favourite web-slinging son, Spider-Man, according to Variety.
Holland, who co-starred with Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor in Boxing Day tsunami drama The Impossible, was one of six teenage actors being considered for the role, three of whom were British. Among those he swung ahead of was rumoured front-runner Asa Butterfield, star of Hugo and Ender’s Game.
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Michael Gracia to win appeal against guilty verdict for assaulting a police officer after co-defendant at original case used fake ID to appear in court
The criminal conviction of a campaigner is to be quashed after prosecutors admitted an undercover police officer gave evidence in a court case using a fake identity.
Michael Gracia’s conviction for assaulting an officer during a pro-cycling demonstration is to be overturned as prosecutors conceded one of the co-defendants at his original trial was working undercover for the police.
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And we have our new Spider-Man -- Tom Holland.
CARACAS (Reuters) - Jailed Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez ended a 30-day hunger strike on Tuesday after one of his demands, that a date be set for this year's parliamentary election, was met.
Britain Holds Rwanda Spy Chief on Spanish War Crimes Charges by STEPHEN CASTLE and RAPHAEL MINDER
The Rwandan intelligence chief, Karenzi Karake, is wanted on war crimes charges involving genocide and the killing of Spanish aid workers in the 1990s.
The White House will release a long-awaited review of U.S. hostage policy on Wednesday, spokesman Josh Earnest confirmed Tuesday.
Earnest said the report would include a policy directive and an executive order from President Obama, months after the White House ordered the review in response to several brutal murders of Western hostages by the terror group the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria, or ISIS.
At Tuesday’s press briefing, Earnest confirmed several media outlets’ reporting that the report would be released, but refused to offer details on what it does—and does not—specifically change. Families of some citizens held hostage, Earnest said, would be meeting with members of the Obama Administration who had worked on the report on Tuesday in an effort to “give them the opportunity to see for themselves the contents of the report.”
“Our goals entering into this process was to both better integrate the variety of federal government resources dedicated to securing the safe return of American hostages,” Earnest said Tuesday. “And also to improve communication with families of those held captive overseas.”
Though Earnest wouldn’t go into detail, several media outlets have already reported details of the coming directive and report. According to Foreign Policy, which reported the story on Monday, the new policy would make it clear that families should not fear prosecution for paying ransoms.
The Wall Street Journal says the White House will also establish an office to ease communication between the government and families of American hostages based at the Federal Bureau of Investigations known as thr “hostage recovery fusion cell.”
The New York Times reports that though the directive will not backtrack on the U.S.’s long-held “no-concessions” policy to keep funds out of the hands of terror groups like Al-Qaeda and ISIS, it will clarify that family members and the government can communicate and negotiate with groups holding Americans hostage.
Elaine Weinstein, whose husband Warren was taken hostage by Al-Qeada and killed in an American drone strike, released a statement Tuesday calling their interactions with the government while Warren was held hostage “inconsistent at best and utterly disappointing.”
“This review will not bring Warren back, she said. “It is our most sincere hope that it was conducted fully and frankly so the U.S. Government can have an honest conversation about the areas where it falls short. Our benchmark for this review’s success will be the actions arising from it more than its specific findings.”
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A former top official of the Dominican Republic's main counter-drug agency was sentenced on Tuesday to four years in a U.S. prison after pleading guilty to conspiring with drug traffickers to transport cocaine into the United States.
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