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      6 Moves Putin’s Russia Could Make in Its Old Stomping Ground
      Oct04

      6 Moves Putin’s Russia Could Make in Its Old Stomping Ground

      Russia’s invasion of eastern Ukraine and annexation of Crimea have left many wondering: Where next for Moscow? While no one can read Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mind, we can examine historical precedent to construct feasible scenarios for future Russian action. Here, we’ll review six such scenarios, each reflecting three...

      The Kremlin’s Tactical Ambiguity
      Oct04

      The Kremlin’s Tactical Ambiguity

      Less then three month after the World Anti-Doping Agency’s experts concluded that the FSB and Russia’s Sports Ministry had set up and then tried to cover up a massive doping scheme for Russia’s athletes (which led to the removal of 111 Russian sportsmen from the Rio Olympics and the banning of the whole Paralympic national team...

      AM General to provide Humvees to Afghanistan, Ukraine and U.S. forces
      Oct04

      AM General to provide Humvees to Afghanistan, Ukraine and U.S. forces

      Geoff ZiezulewiczSOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 4 (UPI) — AM General has been awarded $151 million in new contracts and modifications to provide Humvees to Afghanistan, Ukraine and the U.S. National Guard and Reserves. …read more Source: United Press...

      A Russian company is selling children’s beds modeled after the missile launcher that downed MH17

      Even in the most carefree times, a children’s bed fashioned after a missile launcher would probably raise eyebrows. But a Russian furniture company has drawn ire for selling a bed frame modeled after the Buk surface-to-air missile system that a Dutch-led inquiry has concluded shot down a passenger plane over Ukraine in 2014, killing all 298...

      Ukraine successfully tests Sarmat anti-tank missile
      Oct04

      Ukraine successfully tests Sarmat anti-tank missile

      Geoff ZiezulewiczKIEV, Ukraine, Oct. 4 (UPI) — Ukraine successfully test-fired its Sarmat anti-tank guided missile, officials announced this week. …read more Source: United Press...

      Kerry: West Willing to Talk to Russia About Ukraine
      Oct04

      Kerry: West Willing to Talk to Russia About Ukraine

      U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says Western alliances are willing to work with Russia to seek solutions to end the unrest in Ukraine, but will stand firm on principles based on freedom and international law. Speaking Tuesday in Belgium, Kerry said NATO “does not seek to weaken, to contain or to divide their nation or any other...

      We Are Fooling Ourselves about Russia
      Oct04

      We Are Fooling Ourselves about Russia

      The painstaking, Dutch-led international investigation into the deaths of nearly 300 souls aboard Malaysian Airlines MH17 flight has concluded, and the report clearly points the finger at Russia. Such a monstrous crime ought to have been enough to convince the West to re-examine its approach to the Russia problem. Yet the West seems all too often...

      US-Russia relations plummet further over Syria, Ukraine
      Oct04

      US-Russia relations plummet further over Syria, Ukraine

      US-Russia relations plummet further over Syria, Ukraine …read more Source:...

      Dion denounces Russian support for attacks on Syrian medical facilities
      Oct04

      Dion denounces Russian support for attacks on Syrian medical facilities

      OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Stephane Dion has joined the United States in condemning Russia over the escalating fighting in Syria and failed efforts to end the war in that country. Dion said in a statement Monday night that Russia’s actions on the ground over the past months “call into question” its commitment to peace and...

      Ukraine warns Canada not to trust Russian co-operation over Arctic
      Oct04

      Ukraine warns Canada not to trust Russian co-operation over Arctic

      A senior Ukrainian envoy is warning a thaw in diplomatic relations between Canada and Russia will primarily benefit Vladimir Putin – a caution that came as relations abruptly deteriorated between Moscow and Washington on Monday over Syria and nuclear arsenals. Vadym Prystaiko, deputy foreign minister of Ukraine, is visiting Ottawa this week to...