Section: Newsweek (USA)
Russia and China Ties ‘Closest in All of History’ As Putin Plans Trip to Qingdao
Russia’s Putin has visited China at least once a year since relations with the West collapsed over his annexation of Crimea in 2014. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Tests Lethal Weapons Donald Trump Sent to Combat Russia
Trump reportedly gave Ukraine the missile system after the country stopped cooperating with the Mueller investigation. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Dolphin Army Is Dead After Refusing Russian Military Takeover, Claims Kiev
The sea mammals were being trained in a Soviet-era facility in Sevastopol that breeds marine assistants for the navy. …read more Source:...
Vladimir Putin Beaten by a Cat as First to Cross $4 Billion Crimea Bridge
Four years after annexing Crimea, the Russian leader unveiled a bridge to Russia and the builder’s feline mascot has become famous all over the country. …read more Source:...
Vladimir Putin To Open $4 Billion Bridge to Crimea Built By His Judo Sparring Partner
The bridge restricts Ukrainian access to the Black Sea. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Stopped Helping Mueller Probe After Trump Administration Gave It Weapons to Fight Russia
Ukraine’s chief prosecutor has stopped cooperating with the Mueller investigation in order to remain on Trump’s good side, according to reports. …read more Source:...
America Sends Ukraine Javelin Anti-Tank Missiles—How Will Putin Respond?
The arms sale was approved by the U.S. government in March. …read more Source:...
Despite Sanctions, Russia’s List of Billionaires Is Growing Longer and Richer
Forbes 2018 Rich List for Russia shows the wealthy elite nearly as rich as before Crimea sanctions. …read more Source:...
Putin, Who Invaded Ukraine And Sent Troops To Syria, Complains The World Is ‘Becoming More Chaotic’
“The current global situation cannot but cause concern,” the Russian president said. …read more Source:...
New Cold War? Russian Intelligence Head Uses George Orwell’s 1984 To Accuse West Of Hypocrisy
Relations have deteriorated between Russia and the West since the Kremlin annexed Crimea in 2014. …read more Source:...
