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China's Xi Invites Ex Soviet Republics Of Central Asia For Summit
China's Xi Jinping this week invited the leaders of the ex-Soviet republics of Central Asia to a first joint summit in China, a bid to boost Beijing's influence in Russia's backyard.
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North Korean Missiles Based On Motor From Ex-Soviet Plant: Report
North Korea's recent rapid progress in developing a long-range missile appears to have come after it refurbished rocket engines procured from a plant in the former Soviet Union, according to an expert report published Monday.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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Petro Poroshenko Faces Judgement Day as Ukraine Votes Without Rebel East
Pro-Western President Petro Poroshenko faces a stern test of his unpopular belt-tightening measures and stuttering anti-corruption drive when Ukraine votes in local elections Sunday that exclude the pro-Russian separatist east.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Warns of Spillover From Afghanistan Fighting
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday warned violence in Afghanistan could spill over into ex-Soviet Central Asia, a day after the US announced it would keep thousands of troops in the conflict-wracked country.
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Vladimir Putin Warns of Spillover From Afghanistan Fighting
Russian President Vladimir Putin today warned that violence in Afghanistan could spill over into ex-Soviet Central Asia, a day after the US announced it would keep thousands of troops in the conflict-wracked country.
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Central Asia Falls in Line With Vladimir Putin's Syria Strikes
Abdurahim Haitov, a Muslim from ex-Soviet Tajikistan, says Russia should have started bombing Islamic State terrorists in Syria a long time ago.
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Armenia to Vote on Curbing President, Boosting PM on December 6
Armenia set Dec. 6 as the date for its referendum on constitutional changes that supporters say will strengthen democracy in the ex-Soviet state, but opponents warn will only help keep ruling party leaders in power.
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Lithuania Detains Suspected Russian Spy: Prosecutor's Office
Lithuania has detained a Russian citizen suspected of spying, the prosecutor-general's office said on Monday, a move that will further strain already poor relations between the ex-Soviet Baltic republic and Moscow.
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US Spies Link Former Russian Agent Alexander Litvinenko's Killing to Kremlin: Report
US spies intercepted communications between the chief suspects in the murder case of Russian former spy Alexander Litvinenko, linking his poisoning to the Russian state, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported Saturday.
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China's Xi Invites Ex Soviet Republics Of Central Asia For Summit
China's Xi Jinping this week invited the leaders of the ex-Soviet republics of Central Asia to a first joint summit in China, a bid to boost Beijing's influence in Russia's backyard.
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North Korean Missiles Based On Motor From Ex-Soviet Plant: Report
North Korea's recent rapid progress in developing a long-range missile appears to have come after it refurbished rocket engines procured from a plant in the former Soviet Union, according to an expert report published Monday.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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Petro Poroshenko Faces Judgement Day as Ukraine Votes Without Rebel East
Pro-Western President Petro Poroshenko faces a stern test of his unpopular belt-tightening measures and stuttering anti-corruption drive when Ukraine votes in local elections Sunday that exclude the pro-Russian separatist east.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Warns of Spillover From Afghanistan Fighting
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday warned violence in Afghanistan could spill over into ex-Soviet Central Asia, a day after the US announced it would keep thousands of troops in the conflict-wracked country.
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Vladimir Putin Warns of Spillover From Afghanistan Fighting
Russian President Vladimir Putin today warned that violence in Afghanistan could spill over into ex-Soviet Central Asia, a day after the US announced it would keep thousands of troops in the conflict-wracked country.
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Central Asia Falls in Line With Vladimir Putin's Syria Strikes
Abdurahim Haitov, a Muslim from ex-Soviet Tajikistan, says Russia should have started bombing Islamic State terrorists in Syria a long time ago.
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Armenia to Vote on Curbing President, Boosting PM on December 6
Armenia set Dec. 6 as the date for its referendum on constitutional changes that supporters say will strengthen democracy in the ex-Soviet state, but opponents warn will only help keep ruling party leaders in power.
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Lithuania Detains Suspected Russian Spy: Prosecutor's Office
Lithuania has detained a Russian citizen suspected of spying, the prosecutor-general's office said on Monday, a move that will further strain already poor relations between the ex-Soviet Baltic republic and Moscow.
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US Spies Link Former Russian Agent Alexander Litvinenko's Killing to Kremlin: Report
US spies intercepted communications between the chief suspects in the murder case of Russian former spy Alexander Litvinenko, linking his poisoning to the Russian state, Britain's Daily Telegraph reported Saturday.
