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Russia moves tanks to European border amid reports of deadly border shooting
RUSSIAN tanks have been sighted moving along the northern Crimea border with fears growing that a European invasion is imminent. …read more Source:...
Would Hillary keep John Kerry on?
Time is running out for John Kerry. With less than six months until a new president takes office, the U.S. secretary of state is working furiously to reach a political settlement in Syria, hold together the international coalition fighting the Islamic State, and tame a Russian bear prowling in Syria and Ukraine. Friends and allies say the...
President Trump and the future of the West
It was a strange day for Estonia when the tiny Baltic nation became the focus of intense debate in the U.S. presidential campaign. At issue: Would the United States honor its NATO obligation to defend Estonia in the event of an attack by Russia? Donald Trump, who has repeatedly criticized small NATO members for “taking advantage” of the United...
Underwater babies in Ukraine – in pictures
In the city of Odessa, underwater photographer Andrey Nekrasov captured the expressions of babies as they learn to swim. He went along to a baby swimming class to capture the children’s excited faces as they discovered the waterAll photographs by Andrey Nekrasov /Barcroft Images … …read more Source: The...
Eyewitness: Odessa, Ukraine
Photographs from the Eyewitness series … …read more Source: The...
Ukrainian separatist leader wounded in bomb attack
Pro-Russian separatist leader Igor Plotnitsky has been injured in a blast in the city of Luhansk in eastern Ukraine. Regional officials say the bomb was an assassination attempt. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ukraine crisis: Blast injures Luhansk rebel leader Plotnitsky
The leader of a self-proclaimed separatist republic in eastern Ukraine, Igor Plotnitsky, has been injured in a bomb attack on his car, rebel officials confirm. …read more Source:...
Poland appoints new ambassador to Russia
The Polish Foreign Ministry has officially appointed Włodzimierz Marciniak as the new Ambassador to Russia, the ministry’s press service said on Thursday. “Minister Witold Waszczykowski appointed new Polish ambassadors on behalf of the president. Wlodzimierz Marciniak will represent Poland in Moscow, and Jan Piekło will head the Embassy in...
Senior separatist official in east Ukraine wounded in explosion
MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) – The head of the separatist-controlled Luhansk region in east Ukraine was wounded on Saturday after an explosion near his car that regional officials said was an assassination attempt. …read more Source:...
How to hack an election in 7 minutes
When Princeton professor Andrew Appel decided to hack into a voting machine, he didn’t try to mimic the Russian attackers who hacked into the Democratic National Committee’s database last month. He didn’t write malicious code, or linger near a polling place where the machines can go unguarded for days. Instead, he bought one...
