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India Wants Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia. Lies By Lobbyists Erupt
India's attempt to buy a nuclear attack submarine from Rajasthan has hit a major problem. Yesterday, Russian news portal Kommersant reported that the Indian Navy had permitted a US technical crew into top secret compartments of India's existing Russian-built nuclear submarine, the INS Chakra, in clear violation of the terms of the contract between ...
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Jared Kushner Trying To Secretly Talk To Russians Is The Biggest Billow Of Smoke Yet
The Washington Post's national security team just reported that during the transition, Jared Kushner proposed to the Russians that they set up a secret channel of communication using secure Russian facilities. That's what the Russian ambassador to the United States told Moscow about a December conversation he had with Donald Trump's son-in-law and ...
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Rio Olympics: Russia's Status Hangs by Thread as IOC Considers Ban
A probe by Canadian law professor Richard McLaren for WADA found Russia's secret service helped "the state-dictated failsafe system" carried out by the Moscow sports ministry and sprawling into 30 sports over five years
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Rio Olympics: WADA Calls For Blanket Russia Exclusion Over State-Run Doping
WADA's executive committee said the IOC and the International Paralympics Committee should "decline entries, for Rio 2016, of all athletes submitted by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and the Russian Paralympic Committee"
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Oil is Not Well: What Exporters Can Learn From 1998 Glut
After a year of secret diplomacy and hushed-up private talks around the world, OPEC's mighty Saudi Arabia and rival Venezuela were persuaded to cut a deal by non-OPEC Mexico which overcame mutual acrimony and led to a much-needed rise in oil prices.
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Russian spies may be chatting with 'tasty morsel' Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden's disappearance from view has heightened speculation that the former US spy agency contractor may be talking to Russian secret services, which see him as a "tasty morsel" that is too good to miss.
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India Wants Second Nuclear Submarine From Russia. Lies By Lobbyists Erupt
India's attempt to buy a nuclear attack submarine from Rajasthan has hit a major problem. Yesterday, Russian news portal Kommersant reported that the Indian Navy had permitted a US technical crew into top secret compartments of India's existing Russian-built nuclear submarine, the INS Chakra, in clear violation of the terms of the contract between ...
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Jared Kushner Trying To Secretly Talk To Russians Is The Biggest Billow Of Smoke Yet
The Washington Post's national security team just reported that during the transition, Jared Kushner proposed to the Russians that they set up a secret channel of communication using secure Russian facilities. That's what the Russian ambassador to the United States told Moscow about a December conversation he had with Donald Trump's son-in-law and ...
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Rio Olympics: Russia's Status Hangs by Thread as IOC Considers Ban
A probe by Canadian law professor Richard McLaren for WADA found Russia's secret service helped "the state-dictated failsafe system" carried out by the Moscow sports ministry and sprawling into 30 sports over five years
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Rio Olympics: WADA Calls For Blanket Russia Exclusion Over State-Run Doping
WADA's executive committee said the IOC and the International Paralympics Committee should "decline entries, for Rio 2016, of all athletes submitted by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and the Russian Paralympic Committee"
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Oil is Not Well: What Exporters Can Learn From 1998 Glut
After a year of secret diplomacy and hushed-up private talks around the world, OPEC's mighty Saudi Arabia and rival Venezuela were persuaded to cut a deal by non-OPEC Mexico which overcame mutual acrimony and led to a much-needed rise in oil prices.
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Russian spies may be chatting with 'tasty morsel' Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden's disappearance from view has heightened speculation that the former US spy agency contractor may be talking to Russian secret services, which see him as a "tasty morsel" that is too good to miss.
