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China, Russia Fail to Agree on $400 Billion Gas Deal; Nations Expected to Continue Discussions

On Tuesday, Russia and China failed to reach a deal on a natural gas plan. Russia and China were unable to reach a deal on a natural gas agreement Tuesday, despite both countries' mutual interest in facilitating the plan.

Russia & Ukraine News 2014: No Signs of Russia Withdrawing Troops From Ukraine Border, NATO says

NATO said Monday that there are no signs that Russia has withdrawn its troops from the border of east Ukraine.

Pussy Riot May Appear in 'Spring Breakers' Sequel: 'Second Coming' in Talks With Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina

Variety has reported that Russian punk protest band Pussy Riot may appear in the upcoming sequel to Spring Breakers.

Ukraine, Russia & Crimea News 2014: Human Rights Violations Increasing in Ukraine, UN Report Says

The United Nations released a report Friday that cited increasing human rights violations in east Ukraine.

World Cup 2014 Analysis - Group H: Will Algeria Score First World Cup Goal Since 1986?

Group H is one that is passing under the radar as it does not contain any of the major contenders. Belgium and Russia are seen as favorites, but the group also contains South Korea and Algeria. The latter side has a huge task on its hands as it is undoubtedly the least favored side in the tournament. Can the Algerians surprise the world and make a run at the knockout rounds?

Russia to Ban U.S. From Using International Space Station Beyond 2020 Due to Ukraine Sanctions

In response to the Russian sanctions imposed by the U.S. in wake of the Ukraine crisis, Russia will no longer allow the U.S. to use the International Space Station after 2020. It will also cease launching US military satellites from its rocket engines.

Ukraine, Crimea, Russia News 2014: Moscow Seeks 'Dialogue' with East Ukraine After Referendum Vote; EU Threatens Sanctions

Russian officials said Monday that they want to have a peaceful dialogue with eastern Ukraine following the referendum vote Sunday in which the citizens allegedly voted to gain autonomy from Ukraine.

Crimea News 2014: Russian President Vladimir Putin Celebrates Victory Day; Leader Makes First Visit to Crimea Since Annexation

Russian President Vladimir Putin celebrated Victory Day in Moscow Friday and also made a visit to Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in March.

Pro-Russian Rebels Claim Ukraine Independence Vote to Be Held Sunday

Despite Russian President Vladimir Putin's request that the referendum be postponed, pro-Russian rebels claim that the vote will go ahead Sunday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin Announces Pullback of Russian Troops From Ukraine

Vladimir Putin announced Wednesday that Russia has pulled its troops from the Ukraine border. Russia has pulled its troops out from the Ukraine border in an attempt to stem the growing violence in the country, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Wednesday.

Ukraine, Crimea & Russia News 2014: German Foreign Minister Says Ukraine Is 'Close to War'

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said that Ukraine is 'close to war' after recent clashes in East Ukraine left at least 30 dead.

Ukraine News: Violence Continues in Eastern Ukraine; 42 Die in Clashes in Odessa

Clashes continued over the weekend in Eastern Ukraine between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian supporters, and 42 died in violent clashes in Odessa.

Ukraine News 2014: US to Impose New Sanctions on Russia for Crimea Invasion

The Obama administration announced Monday new sanctions will be imposed on Russia due to its actions in Ukraine.

Moscow Ramps Up Military Exercises As Violence Intensifies; Obama Warns Russia Of 'Further Consequences'

The conflict in Ukraine escalated to another level on Thursday when Russia announced it would be ramping up military exercises after the Kiev government confirmed that its forces were responsible for killing five pro-Russian militants.

Ukraine Russia Conflict News and Update: Obama and Putin Have "Tense" Phone Call Over Crimea

Obama warns Russia to stop displaying aggression. Both the Kremlin and the White House admit that U. S. President Obama and Russian President Putin had a tense phone call Monday night.

Scotland Independence Vote, News & Poll: European Unionists Claim Apocalyptic Future For UK If Scotland Breaks Away

England is expected to face some tough consequences if Scotland's Sept. 18 referendum results in a split from the UK, a union that has lasted for about three centuries.

Russia & Ukraine News & Conflict: Rising Tensions In Eastern Ukraine Blamed On Russia

More violence between the neighboring countries occurs. Security forces in eastern Ukraine launched an operation Sunday to eliminate pro-Russian separatists from a police headquarters in Slaviansk.

Putin Divorce: Kremlin Confirms President's Divorce; Russian Media Doesn't Report It

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his wife, Lyudmila Putina, have finalized their divorce after three decades of marriage, according to the leader's official biography on the Kremlin website.

World Cup 2014 Analysis - Group H: Is Russia Ready to Compete Under Fabio Capello?

Russia will make its hotly anticipated World Cup return in 2014 with hopes of creating and building experience ahead of its 2018 tournament. The Russians were drawn into a highly favorable group in 2014, but will the team finally overcome its rough history in the tournament?

Ukraine News, Protests, Riots & Revolution: With Elections Looming, Ukrainians Focus On Candidates; Will Russia Invade To Prevent Elections?

Ukraine prepares for elections in May and Russia looks on. Having lost the Crimea to Russia, Ukraine now looks forward to consolidate a nation splintered after overthrowing its government and surviving, partially, an invasion.

Crimea, Ukraine and Russia News, Relations & Conflict: UN Condemns Crimea Annexation, Should President Barack Obama Step In?

What is a new world order? Does this have anything to do with the Cold War? What should Pres. Obama and the EU do?
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