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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Ukraine To Replace Defence Minister After Corruption Scandals
Ukraine's defence minister will be preplaced by the chief of the military intelligence ahead of an expected Russian offensive and following corruption scandals, a senior lawmaker said on Sunday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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"Scandalous": France's Macron Slams Polish PM After Criticism Of Putin Talks
President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday lashed out at Poland's prime minister following his criticism of the French leader's repeated talks with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Amid Doping Scandal, Russia Says Vladimir Putin Will Attend 2022 Beijing Olympics
Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China for next year's winter Olympic Games, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Thursday, while Moscow remains under penalties for state-sponsored doping.
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Tokyo Games: No Flag, No Anthem, But Russia Olympic Chief Still Wants Gold Medals
The head of Russia's Olympic Committee, an organisation weighed down by a protracted doping scandal, believes his athletes are headed to the Tokyo Games with an unfair disadvantage.
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CBS Miniseries To Cast Jeff Daniels As Fired Ex-FBI Chief
US production company CBS Studios said on Monday it is to make a miniseries based on the memoir of former FBI director James Comey, who was fired by President Donald Trump as the Russia election interference scandal erupted in 2017.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Model Claiming Trump's 'Russia Secret' Released After "Sex Scandal" Trial
A Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of Russian efforts to help Donald Trump win office was ordered released on Tuesday, nearly a year after she was arrested in Thailand for participating in a "sex training course".
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Vladimir Putin Says Western Spy Cases Aimed At "Holding Russia Back"
Russian President Vladimir Putin at his annual press conference on Thursday dismissed spy scandals in the West as aimed at undermining the country's international standing.
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WADA Lifts Ban On Russian Anti-Doping Agency
The softening of WADA's stance has triggered outrage from athletes and national anti-doping agencies around the world.
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Zuckerberg, Contrite, Says Facebook in 'Arms Race' With Russia
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg warned of an "arms race" against Russian disinformation during a high-stakes hearing with US lawmakers.
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Remorseful Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook In "Arms Race" With Russia
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg took personal responsibility Tuesday for the leak of data on tens of millions of its users, while warning of an "arms race" against Russian disinformation during a high stakes face-to-face with US lawmakers.
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Facebook Data Could Be In Russia, Says Cambridge Analytica Whistle-Blower
Some of the information improperly harvested from Facebook Inc. users might be stored in Russia, said the former employee of Cambridge Analytica who blew the whistle on the data-privacy scandal involving the analytics firm's role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Hope Hicks, The Quiet One In Trump's White House, Suddenly Feels The Glare
Hope Hicks is suddenly frying under the spotlight of scandal, a central figure in two White House controversies - the Russian investigation and the departure of a senior White House aide accused of physically abusing two ex-wives.
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"Scandalous": European Council On Russian Blockade Of Ukraine Ports
The Kremlin has since asked Turkey to help Russia export its grain to African countries without any involvement from Ukraine.
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Ukraine To Replace Defence Minister After Corruption Scandals
Ukraine's defence minister will be preplaced by the chief of the military intelligence ahead of an expected Russian offensive and following corruption scandals, a senior lawmaker said on Sunday.
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"Scandalous Headlines, Unverified Footage": Government Note To Channels
Taking exception to television coverage of the Ukraine-Russia conflict and the Delhi riots, the government today issued a strong advisory to news channels asking them to abide by the programme code laid down by the relevant laws.
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"Scandalous": France's Macron Slams Polish PM After Criticism Of Putin Talks
President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday lashed out at Poland's prime minister following his criticism of the French leader's repeated talks with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Amid Doping Scandal, Russia Says Vladimir Putin Will Attend 2022 Beijing Olympics
Russian President Vladimir Putin will travel to China for next year's winter Olympic Games, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Thursday, while Moscow remains under penalties for state-sponsored doping.
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Tokyo Games: No Flag, No Anthem, But Russia Olympic Chief Still Wants Gold Medals
The head of Russia's Olympic Committee, an organisation weighed down by a protracted doping scandal, believes his athletes are headed to the Tokyo Games with an unfair disadvantage.
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CBS Miniseries To Cast Jeff Daniels As Fired Ex-FBI Chief
US production company CBS Studios said on Monday it is to make a miniseries based on the memoir of former FBI director James Comey, who was fired by President Donald Trump as the Russia election interference scandal erupted in 2017.
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Russia Tells US Not To Release Trump-Putin Transcripts
Russia on Friday urged the United States not to publish Donald Trump's conversations with Vladimir Putin after a growing scandal led the White House to release a transcript from a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Model Claiming Trump's 'Russia Secret' Released After "Sex Scandal" Trial
A Belarusian model who claimed she had proof of Russian efforts to help Donald Trump win office was ordered released on Tuesday, nearly a year after she was arrested in Thailand for participating in a "sex training course".
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Vladimir Putin Says Western Spy Cases Aimed At "Holding Russia Back"
Russian President Vladimir Putin at his annual press conference on Thursday dismissed spy scandals in the West as aimed at undermining the country's international standing.
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WADA Lifts Ban On Russian Anti-Doping Agency
The softening of WADA's stance has triggered outrage from athletes and national anti-doping agencies around the world.
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Zuckerberg, Contrite, Says Facebook in 'Arms Race' With Russia
Facebook CEO Zuckerberg warned of an "arms race" against Russian disinformation during a high-stakes hearing with US lawmakers.
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Remorseful Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook In "Arms Race" With Russia
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg took personal responsibility Tuesday for the leak of data on tens of millions of its users, while warning of an "arms race" against Russian disinformation during a high stakes face-to-face with US lawmakers.
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Facebook Data Could Be In Russia, Says Cambridge Analytica Whistle-Blower
Some of the information improperly harvested from Facebook Inc. users might be stored in Russia, said the former employee of Cambridge Analytica who blew the whistle on the data-privacy scandal involving the analytics firm's role in the 2016 presidential election.
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Hope Hicks, The Quiet One In Trump's White House, Suddenly Feels The Glare
Hope Hicks is suddenly frying under the spotlight of scandal, a central figure in two White House controversies - the Russian investigation and the departure of a senior White House aide accused of physically abusing two ex-wives.
