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Russia's New Nuclear Doctrine Takes Advantage of Ambiguity. Moscow has made over 200 references to its nuclear capabilities since the start of the war, and is continuing its saber rattling. 3 Min ...
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Ukraine Strikes Russian Border Region With U.S.-Made Missiles, Moscow Says The claimed attack comes days after the White House gave Kyiv the go-ahead to use ATACMS long-range missiles on targets ...
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The warning comes after Moscow pledged to respond to a Ukrainian attack on Russian territory using U.S.-supplied long-range missiles.
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Russia’s Economy Is Spoiling as Putin Struggles to Balance Guns and Butter. With skyrocketing prices for basic goods and record high inflation, Russia is feeling the strain of its over-cooked ...
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Russia Takes Aim at 'Childfree' Ideology in Controversial Bid to Boost Birth Rates. Experts say that proposed legislation to ban “childfree propaganda” is “repressive” and fails to address ...
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Niger Invites Russian Firms to Mine Uranium, Other Resources. The move comes after authorities in Niger suspended French nuclear group Orano’s mining permit for one of the world’s largest ...
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Renowned Musicians Pay Tribute to Late Anti-War Pianist Pavel Kushnir. In addition to a benefit concert, about 60 renowned conductors, composers and pianists signed an open letter supporting ...
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In Photos: Moscow Bakes as City Sets New Daily Heat Record Temperatures climbed to 26.2 degrees Celsius (79.16 degrees Fahrenheit) in Moscow last week Friday, making it the hottest Sept. 13 on record.