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    IOC strips 2012 bronze medal from Ukrainian weightlifter
    Jul13

    IOC strips 2012 bronze medal from Ukrainian weightlifter

    LONDON (AP) — A Ukrainian weightlifter was stripped of her bronze medal from the 2012 London Olympics on Wednesday, the first athlete formally disqualified by the IOC after the retesting of doping samples from the past two Summer Games. Yulia Kalina, who finished third in the 58-kilogram division in London, tested positive for the steroid...

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine
    Jul13

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine

    NATO and Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine but are considering a proposal to reduce the risk of accidental military confrontation in Baltic airspace, NATO’s chief says …read more Source: U.S....

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine
    Jul13

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine

    NATO and Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine but will consider a proposal to reduce the risk of an accidental military confrontation in Baltic airspace, NATO’s chief said Wednesday. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The News...

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine
    Jul13

    NATO, Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine

    NATO and Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine but are considering a proposal to reduce the risk of an accidental military confrontation in Baltic airspace, NATO’s chief says. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The Bellingham...

    NATO, Russia Remain at Loggerheads Over Ukraine
    Jul13

    NATO, Russia Remain at Loggerheads Over Ukraine

    NATO and Russia remain at loggerheads over Ukraine but are considering a proposal to reduce the risk of accidental military confrontation in Baltic airspace, NATO’s chief says …read more Source: ABC...

    NATO’s Russia Problem: The Alliance’s Tough Road Ahead Post-Warsaw Summit
    Jul13

    NATO’s Russia Problem: The Alliance’s Tough Road Ahead Post-Warsaw Summit

    Christopher S. Chivvis, Stephen J. Flanagan NATO, Europe Will these initiatives will be enough to meet the extraordinary new security challenges facing Europe and America? The meeting of NATO leaders in Warsaw over the weekend was partially overshadowed in the U.S. press by the tragic events in Dallas. But its significance shouldn’t be lost...

    NATO, Russian ambassadors meet to keep dialogue open
    Jul13

    NATO, Russian ambassadors meet to keep dialogue open

    BRUSSELS (AP) — Ambassadors from NATO nations met Wednesday with Russian envoys to explain decisions taken at the recent alliance summit and attempt to reduce tensions with Moscow. The meeting at NATO’s Brussels headquarters follows last week’s gathering of alliance heads of state and government in Warsaw. Among other things, U.S....

    Can Europe Stop Washington’s Military Provocations on Russia’s Borders?
    Jul13

    Can Europe Stop Washington’s Military Provocations on Russia’s Borders?

    Stephen F. CohenThe extremism at NATO’s Warsaw summit revealed doves in opposition to the new Cold War hawks, but not in the United States. …read more Source: The...

    NATO, Russian ambassadors meet to keep dialogue open
    Jul13

    NATO, Russian ambassadors meet to keep dialogue open

    Among other things, U.S. President Barack Obama and the other NATO leaders ordered a reinforcement of allies closest to Russia with four new multinational battalions for Poland and the Baltic states. In a joint declaration, Obama and the other leaders in Warsaw last week sternly accused Russia of “destabilizing actions and politics,”...

    Ukraine’s Sentsov ‘Victim Of Vindictive System,’ Says European Filmmaker
    Jul13

    Ukraine’s Sentsov ‘Victim Of Vindictive System,’ Says European Filmmaker

    Russia’s politically charged imprisonment of Crimean film director Oleh Sentsov has outraged critics as a perceived effort to suppress dissent on the Ukrainian peninsula following its forceful annexation by Moscow in 2014. Mike Downey, a film producer and the deputy head of the European Film Academy, talks about why the case remains...