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December 2, 2011
The head of South Ossetia's state security service, the KGB, has warned that the situation in South Ossetia could get out of control. – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Alla... more»
Popular support for Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and his ruling party is falling as voters prepare for Sunday’s parliamentary elections. – Washington Times The Kremlin... more»
Turkey's foreign minister has conveyed Ankara's concerns about an Iranian commander's recent remarks that Tehran will hit NATO's missile shield in Turkey if threatened, a ministry... more»
November 23, 2011
NATO is wasting no time in taking the painful lessons learned from its peacekeeping mission in Libya and folding them into a new strategy for future operations, the NATO general... more»
The seventh anniversary of Ukraine's Orange Revolution has highlighted  politically charged perspectives on that country's protest-fueled showdown in 2004 that pitted pro-... more»
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