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Newsweek USA World August 01, 2023
Russian President Vladimir Putin is prepared to give weapons away for free to an African nation amid ongoing tensions in Niger, according to Burkina Faso's interim president.While speaking with Sputnik Africa on Monday, Burkina Faso interim President Ibrahim Traore spoke... + más
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Forbes USA Business December 26, 2022
Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting on the situation in the oil and gas sector at the ... [+] Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow, on April 14, 2022. - Putin called for diversification of energy exports towards Asia, warning that European countries were... + más
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Op-Ed: In the UC strike, professors can't keep up with grading. Students will suffer | Los Angeles Times
Forbes USA Business March 05, 2023
Washington is not short of Russia and China hawks. The Senate Banking Committee on Feb. 28 asked ... [+] —how can the U.S. sanction China like we are Russia? Photo by Valery SHARIFULIN / Sputnik / AFP) (Photo by VALERY SHARIFULIN/Sputnik/AFP via Getty Images) Sputnik/AFP via... + más
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CBS News USA Politics September 13, 2023
Seoul, South Korea — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday that his country offers its full and unconditional support for Russia's sacred fight to defend its security interests, in an apparent reference to , and said Pyongyang... + más
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ABC News USA World September 13, 2023
CHISINAU, Moldova -- A Russian journalist was declared a national security threat and expelled from Moldova on Wednesday on charges of meddling in internal affairs by spreading disinformation, authorities said.Vitaly Denisov, 56, was head of the news outlet Sputnik Moldova. He... + más
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