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      Putin: Russia may reduce gas to Europe
      Oct17

      Putin: Russia may reduce gas to Europe

      If Ukraine takes gas from pipeline, Putin says Russia will reduce gas supplies to Europe. …read more Source:...

      Venezuela, New Zealand win UN seats but Turkey rebuffed
      Oct17

      Venezuela, New Zealand win UN seats but Turkey rebuffed

      United Nations (United States) (AFP) – Angola, Malaysia, New Zealand, Spain and Venezuela won coveted seats on the UN Security Council Thursday, but Turkey suffered a humbling defeat in its bid to join the world’s “top table.”The five countries garnered the required two-thirds support from the 193-country UN General...

      Why the Girls Kidnapped by Boko Haram Still Aren’t Home
      Oct17

      Why the Girls Kidnapped by Boko Haram Still Aren’t Home

      A lot has happened since April 14th. Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down in Ukraine; the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS) seized vast swathes of Iraq; and Ebola has killed thousands in Africa, and spread to at least two other continents. In our hyper-speedy news cycle, six months passes in a blink of an eye. But for the...

      Low Oil Prices Raise the Risk of Recession in Russia
      Oct16

      Low Oil Prices Raise the Risk of Recession in Russia

      This post originally appeared on OilPrice.com. Falling oil prices are inflicting deeper economic pain on Russia’s economy, which is already reeling from EU and U.S. sanctions. Russia is currently considering its budget for 2015-2017, and based on the numbers, the Kremlin is planning for leaner times. With oil revenue accounting for around...

      Sloviansk: A City With PTSD
      Oct16

      Sloviansk: A City With PTSD

      SLOVIANSK, Ukraine—Psychologist Tatyana Aslanyan is on a mission to treat a city that seems to be suffering from a collective form of post-traumatic stress disorder. “Everyone, in some way or another, shows the symptoms,” she told me at the Donbass State Pedagogical University in Sloviansk, the eastern Ukrainian city where she is an associate...

      Ukraine Crisis Shadows EU-Asia Summit in Milan
      Oct16

      Ukraine Crisis Shadows EU-Asia Summit in Milan

      Amid ongoing tensions over the crisis in Ukraine, European leaders are holding their first formal meeting since June with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a two-day EU-Asian summit in Milan. Putin is also expected to hold talks with his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko. In opening remarks at the bi-annual meeting between European...

      Venezuela, Malaysia, Angola, New Zealand Win U.N. Council Seats
      Oct16

      Venezuela, Malaysia, Angola, New Zealand Win U.N. Council Seats

      UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Venezuela, Malaysia, Angola and New Zealand won seats on the United Nations Security Council on Thursday for two years from Jan. 1, 2015, while Spain beat Turkey in a third round of run-off voting. The 193-member U.N. General Assembly elected Venezuela with 181 votes, Malaysia with 187 votes, Angola with 190...

      Here’s What Nations List As The Greatest Danger In The World
      Oct16

      Here’s What Nations List As The Greatest Danger In The World

      Amid rising conflicts engulfing the Middle East, the majority of the 44 nations surveyed in a new Pew Research Center study, listed the top threat in the world as “religious and ethnic hatred.” Nations were given the option of selecting between 5 dangers: nuclear weapons, pollution, AIDS and other diseases, inequality, and religious...

      Nuclear Fusion Won’t Save Ukraine
      Oct16

      Nuclear Fusion Won’t Save Ukraine

      Overambitious as it may be, Lockheed Martin’s fusion project deserves funding. …read more Source:...

      New Members Join UN Security Council: Venezuela, New Zealand, Angola, Malaysia And Spain
      Oct16

      New Members Join UN Security Council: Venezuela, New Zealand, Angola, Malaysia And Spain

      UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Venezuela, New Zealand, Spain, Angola and Malaysia were elected Thursday to coveted seats on the United Nations Security Council, while Turkey failed in its effort to join the U.N.’s most powerful body. Neither Turkey nor Spain got enough votes in the first or second ballot of the election by the General...