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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Putin's Aide, Who Saved Him From Bear Attack, Moved To Powerful State Post
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Alexey Dyumin to a top state post, continuing the rise of an official who was once his personal bodyguard.
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Hamas Leader Who Tricked Israel Is Top Target For Assassination
Five years ago, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, scrawled a note on a document that he knew Egyptian intermediaries would hand to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
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Israel's Step-By-Step Gaza Offensive Risks Longer Deadly War
Israel's goal of defeating Hamas is more ambitious than ever before, yet a new long-term military approach aimed at limiting its own casualties may draw further international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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An Unusual Asset Of Hamas Is Complicating Israel's Retaliation Plan
Though Hamas is no match for the technological sophistication of the Israeli army, the group has one very unusual asset: a vast network of secret subterranean tunnels.
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Signs That Israel Planning "Something Big", Weighing Gaza Ground Assault
Israeli troops are massing for what's widely seen as all but inevitable: a ground invasion of Gaza.
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Hamas Outmaneuvered Israel's Surveillance Prowess By Going Dark
The militant group's attack on Saturday caught Israel's national security apparatus completely off guard - a shocking fact given the scope of the incursion, which included attacks by sea, air and land, and pushed deep into Israeli territory.
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How US Got Custody Of A Top Kremlin Insider, Days Before Christmas
In the days before Christmas, U.S. officials in Boston unveiled insider trading charges against a Russian tech tycoon they had been pursuing for months. They accused Vladislav Klyushin, who'd been extradited from Switzerland on Dec. 18, of illegally
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Saudi King's 1,500-Person Entourage And Golden Escalator Travels With Him
Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz brought 1,500 people, a golden escalator and his own carpets on his historic, four-day state visit to Russia, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Torn Between Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Russia's In A Bind In Gulf Crisis
The deepening crisis triggered by Saudi-led efforts to isolate Qatar is putting Russia in a bind over relations it's sought to cultivate with several countries in the region.
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'I Am Not A Woman, So I Don't Have Bad Days': Vladimir Putin
He could be just another Moscow commuter driving home from the office. Except that's President Vladimir Putin behind the wheel as filmmaker Oliver Stone quizzes him on the fugitive Edward Snowden in a scene from his new documentary on the Russian leader.
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Putin's TV Says Trump More Dangerous Than N. Korea's Kim
Russian state television has no doubt who is unpredictable enough to bring the world to war in the North Korean crisis, and it's not the reclusive communist dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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Putin Orders 'Main Part' Of Forces In Syria To Start Pullout
President Vladimir Putin ordered the "main part" of Russia's military forces to begin withdrawing from Syria, saying it's completed its primary objectives after an almost six-month campaign.
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Assad's Fall After 24-Year Rule In Syria Risks More Middle East Chaos
As Bashar Al-Assad fled to Moscow, the looters started raiding the presidential palace and people took to the streets of Damascus to celebrate his demise.
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Zelenskiy, Putin Vie For Edge With Trump Ahead Of Ukraine Pivot
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia began jockeying for influence with President-elect Donald Trump in the immediate aftermath of the US election, seeking to gain an advantage in his promised push for a resolution to their years-long conflict.
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Putin's Aide, Who Saved Him From Bear Attack, Moved To Powerful State Post
Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed Alexey Dyumin to a top state post, continuing the rise of an official who was once his personal bodyguard.
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Hamas Leader Who Tricked Israel Is Top Target For Assassination
Five years ago, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, scrawled a note on a document that he knew Egyptian intermediaries would hand to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
-
Israel's Fight With Iran Proxies In Syria Poisons Russia Ties
Since it went to war with Hamas early last month, Israel has stepped up strikes against Iran-backed militias in Syria who have moved close to the Israeli border.
-
Israel's Step-By-Step Gaza Offensive Risks Longer Deadly War
Israel's goal of defeating Hamas is more ambitious than ever before, yet a new long-term military approach aimed at limiting its own casualties may draw further international concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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An Unusual Asset Of Hamas Is Complicating Israel's Retaliation Plan
Though Hamas is no match for the technological sophistication of the Israeli army, the group has one very unusual asset: a vast network of secret subterranean tunnels.
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Signs That Israel Planning "Something Big", Weighing Gaza Ground Assault
Israeli troops are massing for what's widely seen as all but inevitable: a ground invasion of Gaza.
-
Hamas Outmaneuvered Israel's Surveillance Prowess By Going Dark
The militant group's attack on Saturday caught Israel's national security apparatus completely off guard - a shocking fact given the scope of the incursion, which included attacks by sea, air and land, and pushed deep into Israeli territory.
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How US Got Custody Of A Top Kremlin Insider, Days Before Christmas
In the days before Christmas, U.S. officials in Boston unveiled insider trading charges against a Russian tech tycoon they had been pursuing for months. They accused Vladislav Klyushin, who'd been extradited from Switzerland on Dec. 18, of illegally
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Saudi King's 1,500-Person Entourage And Golden Escalator Travels With Him
Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz brought 1,500 people, a golden escalator and his own carpets on his historic, four-day state visit to Russia, a person familiar with the matter said.
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Torn Between Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Russia's In A Bind In Gulf Crisis
The deepening crisis triggered by Saudi-led efforts to isolate Qatar is putting Russia in a bind over relations it's sought to cultivate with several countries in the region.
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'I Am Not A Woman, So I Don't Have Bad Days': Vladimir Putin
He could be just another Moscow commuter driving home from the office. Except that's President Vladimir Putin behind the wheel as filmmaker Oliver Stone quizzes him on the fugitive Edward Snowden in a scene from his new documentary on the Russian leader.
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Putin's TV Says Trump More Dangerous Than N. Korea's Kim
Russian state television has no doubt who is unpredictable enough to bring the world to war in the North Korean crisis, and it's not the reclusive communist dictator Kim Jong-Un.
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Putin Orders 'Main Part' Of Forces In Syria To Start Pullout
President Vladimir Putin ordered the "main part" of Russia's military forces to begin withdrawing from Syria, saying it's completed its primary objectives after an almost six-month campaign.
