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      Obama sees another foreign policy goal crumble in Syria
      Apr21

      Obama sees another foreign policy goal crumble in Syria

      President Barack Obama’s most tangible success in his push to stop Syria’s bloodbath — a cease-fire struck in late February — is rapidly turning into a failure. His fiercest critics in Congress, meanwhile, are basically saying, “I told you so.”The always-fragile truce “may be breaking down” the president...

      Looking back: 30 years of photographing Chernobyl
      Apr21

      Looking back: 30 years of photographing Chernobyl

      KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Efrem Lukatsky, a Kiev-based photographer for The Associated Press, recalls the confusion and anxiety of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion, the world's worst nuclear accident…. …read more Source: Associated...

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain
      Apr21

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain

      BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Ukraine’s president said Thursday that sanctions against Russia must stay in place as long as hostilities in eastern Ukraine continue. …read more Source: CNS...

      These are the world’s most heavily contested seas
      Apr21

      These are the world’s most heavily contested seas

      The world is ultimately linked by its bodies of water. Global trade relies upon open navigation of the water ways and easy access around the globe. However, the following seas have had their fair share of being fraught with tension. We have listed eight of the tensest seas in the world below. Aegean Sea Google Maps Countries in Conflict: Greece...

      NATO Dismisses Russian Claims of Civil War in Ukraine
      Apr21

      NATO Dismisses Russian Claims of Civil War in Ukraine

      The NATO and Russia council’s first meeting in almost two years was marred by “profound disagreements” on the crisis in Ukraine, with NATO dismissing Russian claims that the conflict is a “civil war” “During the meeting it was reconfirmed that we disagree both when it comes to the facts, the narratives, and the responsibilities for the...

      SitRep: Exclusive: Pentagon Says Russia Can Fight in Ukraine and Syria Another Two Years
      Apr21

      SitRep: Exclusive: Pentagon Says Russia Can Fight in Ukraine and Syria Another Two Years

      MANPADS for Syrian rebels; Obama in Syria; and lots more …read more Source: Foreign...

      The Fallacy of Focusing on Islamic Radicalization
      Apr21

      The Fallacy of Focusing on Islamic Radicalization

      There are Jihadists from dozens of countries who have joined ISIS. What do they all have in common? The official answer is radicalization. Muslims in Europe are “radicalized” by alienation, racism and unemployment. Neglected by governments, Muslim youth band together and become terrorists. Muslims in Israel are responding to the “despair and...

      The Iran-Iraq war, continued
      Apr21

      The Iran-Iraq war, continued

      September 1980, Abadan, Iran – An Iraqi soldier watches as the Iranian Abadan refinery, located near the Iraqi border, burns. The Abadan oil refinery was under constant fire from the Iraqi air force during the Iran-Iraq conflict. (Henri Bureau/Sygma/Corbis) Few events in the 20th century were as large and remain as poorly understood by outsiders...

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain
      Apr21

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain

      Ukraine’s president says sanctions against Russia must stay in place as long as hostilities in eastern Ukraine still continue. …read more Source: FOX...

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain
      Apr21

      Ukraine president: Sanctions against Russia must remain

      Ukraine’s president says sanctions against Russia must stay in place as long as hostilities in eastern Ukraine still continue. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The Bellingham...