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The brief rebellion against Vladimir Putin adds to pressure on him over the unpopular Ukraine war and could weaken his grip on power, analysts said.

"What we see from this data is that Russias military still relies mostly on Western components" for its weapons systems, an analyst told Newsweek.

Actions by the Kosovo government that reignited tensions with Serbia this week have opened a crack in relations between Kosovo and one of its most import

Washington calls on Kosovo to deescalate tensions, shows its displeasure

As the G7 gathers in Hiroshima, Atlantic Council experts share insights about summit outcomes on Russia, China, the global economy, and more.

The truth is starting to be revealed.

Putin told Bill Clinton 3 years before his 2014 attack on Ukraine that he was not bound by Budapest Memorandum guaranteeing the country’s territorial integrity.

Revelation raises questions about whether US and Europe should have been more prepared for 2014 invasion

The Colgate Women’s Games, an indoor track & field series, held its first-ever pep rally and registration event at ShopRite in Elizabeth.

Americans are scrambling to get out of Sudan and to safety.