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  • Russia hopes to recruit Steven Seagal as the face of an international marketing campaign to promote its weapons exports. The action movie star is shown here waiting for a news conference with a U.S. Congressional delegation at the American Embassy in Moscow on June 2, 2013. (AP Photo/Alexander Zemlianichenko)

    Putin regime recruiting Steven Seagal as face of Russian weapons exports

    Russia is looking at Steven Seagal to be the face of its weapons industry as it guns for first place on the world arms market.


  • Russians wait for Obama to show flexibility on missile plan

    Russia expects President Obama to abide by his promise to show more flexibility in a dispute over U.S. missile defense plans in Europe following his re-election, a top official said Thursday.


  • Briefly: Cash-strapped EU needs more money

    The European Commission says it needs an additional $11.7 billion to meet all of the commitments to the European Union in the 2012 budget.


  • Russian official's tweet appears to target Madonna

    A Russian deputy premier has made a rude statement apparently aimed at Madonna regarding her support for the jailed members of a Russian punk band awaiting a verdict in their trial.


  • This video image taken from amateur video and broadcast by Bambuser/Homslive shows a series of devastating explosions rocking the central Syrian city of Homs on June 11, 2012. Live streaming video caught the devastation during one of the heaviest examples of violence since the uprisings began more than a year ago. (Associated Press/Homslive via AP video)

    Annan concerned about escalation of Syria violence

    International envoy Kofi Annan said Monday he was "gravely concerned" about the escalation of fighting in Syria, citing the shelling of opposition areas in central Homs province and reports of mortar, helicopter and tank attacks near the Mediterranean coast.


  • Russia asks if US radar ruined space probe

    Russia will look into the possibility that a U.S. radar station could have inadvertently interfered with the failed Mars moon probe that plummeted to Earth, Russian media reported Tuesday, but experts argued that any such claims were far-fetched.


  • Russian President Dmitry Medvedev speaks at an award ceremony in the Gorki residence outside Moscow, Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011. (AP Photo/Alexander Nemenov, Pool)

    Medvedev: Russia may target U.S. missile shield

    Russia's president threatened on Wednesday to deploy missiles to target the U.S. missile shield in Europe if Washington fails to assuage Moscow's concerns about its plans, a harsh warning that reflected deep cracks in U.S.-Russian ties despite President Barack Obama's efforts to "reset" relations with the Kremlin.


  • Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's ambassador to NATO, speaks during a news conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels. The blunt-spoken ambassador, laid out Russia's position: While the U.S. still has nuclear weapons abroad, "We have already withdrawn all the tactical nuclear weapons of Russia back home," from the territories of former East European allies and ex-Soviet republics. (Associated Press)

    COHEN: Russian 'reset' malfunction

    The recent Russian threats to cease crucial cooperation with the United States and statements by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Rogozin, Russia's special representative for missile defense cooperation with NATO, raised hackles in Washington. Mr. Putin called the United States a "parasite" on the body of the global economy, while Mr. Rogozin claimed that U.S. senators told him U.S. missile defense is aimed at his country.


  • ** FILE ** Iranian technicians work at the Bushehr nuclear power plant outside the southern city of Bushehr, Iran, in August 2010. (AP Photo/International Iran Photo Agency, Ebrahim Norouzi, File)

    Report warns of chance for nuke disaster in Iran

    The control systems of Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant have been penetrated by a computer worm unleashed last year, according to a foreign intelligence report that warns of a possible Chernobyl-like disaster once the site becomes fully operational.


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