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All About John Bolton Whose Home And Office Were Raided By FBI
John Bolton, whose home and office were searched by federal agents on Friday, has been one of the most vocal critics of President Donald Trump since serving as a national security adviser in Trump's first administration.
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A Look At Past Meetings Between Putin And His American Counterparts
Bilateral meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterparts were a regular occurrence early in his 25-year tenure.
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Explained: Which Version Of Trump Will Negotiate With Putin In Alaska?
When US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Helsinki in 2018, the pair alarmed allies with a friendly encounter where Trump sided with the Russian leader over his own intelligence agencies on election interference.
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NATO Expels 8 "Intelligence Officers" From Russian Mission To Alliance
The West's ties with Russia remain strained over everything from Ukraine to alleged Russian election meddling to the 2018 poisoning with a nerve agent in England of Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Russia Denies Allegations Of Cyberattacks As "Russophobia"
The Kremlin on Tuesday denied US claims that Russian military intelligence was behind cyber attacks targeting Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French election and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
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US Sanctions Vladimir Putin Ally Over 2018 Elections Interference
The United States on Monday slapped fresh sanctions on a businessman tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin as well as to a disinformation operation accused of conspiring to manipulate the 2018 midterm elections.
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Twitter Bots Very Active During 2018 US Mid-Term Elections: Study
Thousands of bots originating in Russia and Iran - besides those created in the US -- were active during the 2018 November midterm elections, claims a study.
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"Putin Tried To Muck Around Our Elections Again": US Defence Secretary
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday that Russia tried to meddle in the US midterm elections last month -- just as it did in the 2016 vote that brought President Donald Trump to power.
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Ahead Of Mid-Term Polling, US Warns Voters To Look For Russian Fake News
US law enforcement and intelligence agencies said ahead of crucial US midterm voting they had no indication of efforts to disrupt election infrastructure but that Americans should be wary of Russian attempts to spread fake news.
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US Indicts Russian Woman For Interfering In 2018 US Mid-Term Election
The finance chief of Russia's leading troll farm was indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday for interfering with US elections, the first person to face charges involving the 2018 congressional midterms.
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"Ball's In Your Court": Putin Tries To Lighten Mood At Meet With Trump
Russia's President Vladimir Putin tried to lighten the mood at a post-summit news conference with American leader Donald Trump on Monday by tossing him a World Cup football.
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What The World Is Saying About Putin's Re-Election
China was the first world power to react Monday to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin's re-election vowing to push ties to a "higher level", but Germany questioned the fairness of the vote and warned Moscow would remain "difficult".
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Vladimir Putin Savours Record Win, Securing 6 More Years At Russia's Helm
Russian President Vladimir Putin basked in his biggest ever election victory on Monday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
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Vladimir Putin Wins Russian Polls With 76 Per Cent Of The Votes
Russian President Vladimir Putin won a landslide re-election victory on Sunday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
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Russia's 'Generation Putin' Votes For First Time
A generation of Russians like 19-year-old Vladislava Isaikina have lived almost their whole lives under Vladimir Putin's rule, and in Sunday's presidential election, they were able to vote for the first time.
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All About John Bolton Whose Home And Office Were Raided By FBI
John Bolton, whose home and office were searched by federal agents on Friday, has been one of the most vocal critics of President Donald Trump since serving as a national security adviser in Trump's first administration.
-
A Look At Past Meetings Between Putin And His American Counterparts
Bilateral meetings between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his U.S. counterparts were a regular occurrence early in his 25-year tenure.
-
Explained: Which Version Of Trump Will Negotiate With Putin In Alaska?
When US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met in Helsinki in 2018, the pair alarmed allies with a friendly encounter where Trump sided with the Russian leader over his own intelligence agencies on election interference.
-
NATO Expels 8 "Intelligence Officers" From Russian Mission To Alliance
The West's ties with Russia remain strained over everything from Ukraine to alleged Russian election meddling to the 2018 poisoning with a nerve agent in England of Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
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Russia Denies Allegations Of Cyberattacks As "Russophobia"
The Kremlin on Tuesday denied US claims that Russian military intelligence was behind cyber attacks targeting Ukraine's power grid, the 2017 French election and the 2018 Winter Olympic Games.
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US Sanctions Vladimir Putin Ally Over 2018 Elections Interference
The United States on Monday slapped fresh sanctions on a businessman tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin as well as to a disinformation operation accused of conspiring to manipulate the 2018 midterm elections.
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Twitter Bots Very Active During 2018 US Mid-Term Elections: Study
Thousands of bots originating in Russia and Iran - besides those created in the US -- were active during the 2018 November midterm elections, claims a study.
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"Putin Tried To Muck Around Our Elections Again": US Defence Secretary
US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Saturday that Russia tried to meddle in the US midterm elections last month -- just as it did in the 2016 vote that brought President Donald Trump to power.
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Ahead Of Mid-Term Polling, US Warns Voters To Look For Russian Fake News
US law enforcement and intelligence agencies said ahead of crucial US midterm voting they had no indication of efforts to disrupt election infrastructure but that Americans should be wary of Russian attempts to spread fake news.
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US Indicts Russian Woman For Interfering In 2018 US Mid-Term Election
The finance chief of Russia's leading troll farm was indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday for interfering with US elections, the first person to face charges involving the 2018 congressional midterms.
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"Ball's In Your Court": Putin Tries To Lighten Mood At Meet With Trump
Russia's President Vladimir Putin tried to lighten the mood at a post-summit news conference with American leader Donald Trump on Monday by tossing him a World Cup football.
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What The World Is Saying About Putin's Re-Election
China was the first world power to react Monday to Russian strongman Vladimir Putin's re-election vowing to push ties to a "higher level", but Germany questioned the fairness of the vote and warned Moscow would remain "difficult".
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Vladimir Putin Savours Record Win, Securing 6 More Years At Russia's Helm
Russian President Vladimir Putin basked in his biggest ever election victory on Monday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
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Vladimir Putin Wins Russian Polls With 76 Per Cent Of The Votes
Russian President Vladimir Putin won a landslide re-election victory on Sunday, extending his rule over the world's largest country for another six years at a time when his ties with the West are on a hostile trajectory.
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Russia's 'Generation Putin' Votes For First Time
A generation of Russians like 19-year-old Vladislava Isaikina have lived almost their whole lives under Vladimir Putin's rule, and in Sunday's presidential election, they were able to vote for the first time.
