Russia Repels Militant Rocket Attack at Its Syria Air Base - for Second Day in a Row
Syrian government troops on Wednesday morning also repelled three big attacks by militants in Syria's Idlib province
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Deutsche Bank Staff Reportedly Flagged Trump, Kushner Transactions for Watchdog
Trump denied the report and that any of his cash came from Russia
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy Sworn In, Says Dissolving Parliament
The Jewish TV star says his first task is to achieve a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, but Russia must return Ukrainian territory and POWs; Putin spokesman says 'no plans' to congratulate Zelenskiy
Analysis American Sanctions on Iran Are a Boon for Russia and Turkey
The sanctions on Iranian oil intensified, but gave rise to a symbiotic relationship with Russia: The less oil Iran can export, the more Russia is able to take over lost markets
Analysis In Syria's 'Safe Spaces,' Tens of Thousands Are Held Hostage
Displaced Syrian civilians who were supposed to find refuge in the country's de-escalated areas are held hostages in the unsolved dispute between Russia, Syria and Turkey. And the world stands by
Cocktails, Hors D’oeuvres and Rockets: The Politics of Eurovision
The Gaza missiles ahead of the Tel Aviv event are 'unprecedented,' experts say, but politics has always been a part of the song contest – from Holocaust survivors in Germany to anti-Putin protests by Ukraine
Syrian Oil Crisis Pushes Assad to Choose Between Russia and Iran
Sanctions could spark conflict with U.S.-backed Kurdish-led SDF over oil wells in the East
Trump, Putin Discuss Possible New Nuclear Accord and Mueller Probe
White House says two discussed possibility of a new multilateral nuclear accord between the United States, Russia and China - and briefly touched on Special Counselor's investigation into Russian interference in 2016 elections
Russian, Syrian Attacks Put Rebel Held Northwest Syria 'On Edge of Humanitarian Catastrophe'
Airstrikes, ground shelling force thousands of civilians to flee, rescuers and aid organizations say
Analysis After Victory, Putin Steps Into Syrian Minefield
Caught between a stalling U.S. pullout, Israeli 'alliance' and Idlib militias, Russian president finds his monopoly over Assad's resurgence may require some flexibility
Russian 'Siege' Chokes Syrian Camp in Shadow of U.S. Base
Russia cuts off supplies to 36,000 refugees in bid to push U.S. troops out of Tanf
Israel Releases Two Prisoners to Syria Through Golan Heights
The two, a Fatah operative and a drug smuggler, were taken by the Red Crescent emergency services through the Qunteira Crossing. Both asked not to be returned to Syria
Analysis By Releasing Syrian Prisoners, Israel Signals Hamas It Can Easily Be Pressured
No free gifts from Moscow: Russian aid in retrieving missing Israeli soldier Zachary Baumel embarrassed Syria, so now Putin is pushing for a gesture to appease Assad
Israel to Release Syrian Prisoners Following Return of Israeli Soldier's Body
Israeli official says move is gesture of 'good will' after Zachary Baumel's remains were retrieved, but Russia's Syria envoy claims Israel settled the matter in an official deal
Both Prisoners Israel Set to Release Ask Not to Be Returned to Syria
Fatah operative requested to be placed in Hebron where he wishes to get married, while accused drug smuggler refuses to go back to Syria where he says authorities persecute him
Israel's Attorney General Bypasses Government in Approving Release of Syrian Prisoners
Israeli law dictates that a release of prisoners triggered by diplomatic considerations must go through the government
In Apparent Attempt to Undermine McGahn, Trump Denies He Ordered Him to Fire Mueller
'If I wanted to fire Mueller, I could have done it myself,' Trump tweets ahead of a possible congressional testimony a week after the special counsel's report was released
Ukraine's Parliament Adopts Controversial Language Bill
The office of the UN Human Rights Commissioner as well as the Council of Europe has expressed its concern over the previous draft of the bill, saying that it could infringe the rights of language minorities
Kim-Putin Summit Focuses on Breaking North Korean Nuclear Standoff
The summit gives North Korea the opportunity to seek a new ally and possible relief from U.S. sanctions amid stalled negotiations
WATCH CNN's Anderson Cooper Slams 'Gaslighting' Kushner for Downplaying Russian Interference
Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law downplays Moscow's actions, saying it was just 'buying some Facebook ads' in attempt to 'sow dissent'
WATCH Giuliani and Chris Wallace Spar on Fox News Over Trump's Obstruction Claims
'Mayor, that’s not true,' Wallace said on 'Fox News Sunday.' 'The Mueller report makes it clear, especially on the issue of ... obstruction, that he’s leaving it to Congress'
Over 4,300 Vacate Syria Displaced Camp, Returning to Government-controlled Areas
The camp has been a source of tension between Russia and the U.S., as it lies near a U.S military base near the border and inside a so-called 'de-confliction zone' agreed to by Moscow and Washington
Opinion If Mueller Had the Authority of an Israeli Judicial Commission of Inquiry, Trump Would Be Toast
The claim that Trump would have won the 2016 elections without Russia’s intervention is now patently preposterous
Putin Ally to Ukraine's Probable New Leader: Reconcile With Moscow and Get Territory Back
Viktor Medvedchuk said the Kremlin was keen to know more about Zelensky, a 41-year-old Russian-speaking TV comedian who has no political experience
As Russia Probe Began, Trump Called on Spy Chiefs for Help
On March 22, 2017, Trump asked then-CIA Director Mike Pompeo and National Intelligence Director Dan Coats if the men could 'say publicly that no link existed between him and Russia'
Seth Rich Cleared of WikiLeaks' Accusation and Other Things You May Have Missed in the Mueller Report
Tucked into the 448-page document are vivid anecdotes and meaningful revelations about a colorful cast of characters entangled in Mueller's investigation
Ukrainians Head for Polls in Election That May Propel Jewish Comedian to Presidency
Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who plays a fictitious president in a TV series, is the favorite to defeat incumbent Petro Poroshenko according to latest surveys
Arson Disrupts Passover Meal at Russia's Largest Yeshiva
Swastikas were drawn at the yeshiva in an eastern Moscow suburb ■ No injuries were reported
Mueller Report Shows No Israeli or Saudi Links to 2016 Campaign, Contradicting Speculations
Israel is mentioned 14 times in report on foreign interference, but not as an active player in the U.S. election
Russia Denies Recovering Remains of Israeli Spy Eli Cohen
Cohen infiltrated the top echelons of Syria's leadership in the early 1960s and obtained top-secret intelligence before he was caught and publicly executed in 1965