Full Mueller report ‘could hurt Trump’
The findings of probe are more damaging for Trump, say investigators.
Tag: russia
Russian view on US-Russia cyber war
Six years ago, in 2013, we managed to reach agreement on establishing a direct line of communication between Russia and the US in the event of cyber incidents.
Anti-satellite test and India’s nationalism
India announced Wednesday the successful test of an anti-satellite missile. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a televised address that “our scientists have hit a live satellite 300 kilometers away in low-Earth orbit”, and said the country has become the fourth country to acquire such an ability after the US, Russia and China, and “registered its name as a space power”.
Cambodian army delegation discusses cooperation in Russia
Gen Hun Manet is in Russia to discuss cooperation between the two nations’ armies.
Russian embassy marks Crimea reunification anniversary
The Russian embassy defends the annexation of the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine.
Russia probe findings offer re-election weapon for Trump
Mueller’s conclusion that Trump did not collude with Russia to win the presidency.
IAAF maintains ban on Russian athletics
World athletics governing body IAAF said yesterday it had decided not to lift a ban on Russia’s athletics federation over doping, saying it was still waiting to receive data collected from Moscow and financial compensation for its investigations.
ABC extra stout sponsors couples’ trip to Russia
On 12 February 2019, ABC Extra Stout sponsored an exceptional honeymoon trip to Russia for five winning couples.
Dem files bid to make Muller report public
A Democratic lawmaker in the US House of Representatives filed legislation on Tuesday that would require Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia report to be made public and give Congress access to the investigation’s underlying evidence.
Democrats may subpoena Muller probe report
Democrats will subpoena Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s final report on his investigation into links between US President Donald Trump’s 2016 election team and Russia if it is not given to Congress, senior lawmaker Adam Schiff said on Sunday.
US, Russia to ease Taliban travel for talks
The US and Russia agree to securing travel waivers for Taliban negotiators.
Why Russia is standing aloof on the Korean peninsula
Russia’s North Korea policy lacks drive and energy, indicating that Moscow’s top priorities are elsewhere. Why is it so when Moscow did host the first ever Russia–China–North Korea trilateral at the vice foreign minister level in October 2018?
RT news fixer’s family again lobbies for Russian help
Family members and friends of a news fixer Rath Rott Mony rallied in front of the Russian embassy for the fourth time to demand its intervention for his freedom.
INF treaty withdrawal a disastrous gamble
The US is suspending its participation in the INF treaty, with an eye to full withdrawal in six months. That does not bode well for the future – and especially not for peace in Europe.
Russia follows US in suspending nuclear arms treaty
Russia suspends the Cold War-era Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
Cambodia and Russia create joint commerce body
Cambodia and Russia have agreed to create a joint chamber of commerce.
Are China, Russia winning the artificial intelligence arms race?
While the US is still the leader in artificial intelligence, China’s and Russia’s ambitions should not be underestimated given the considerable state support for the advancement of AI for war and statecraft.
WADA to make decision on Russia
WADA executive committee to take up a recommendation on January 22 regarding Russia’s failure to turn over data.
Russia and WADA faceoff continues
WADA expresses “extreme disappointed” that the December 31 deadline imposed on Russia by WADA has not been adhered to.
Seven dead, dozens trapped under rubble in Russian gas blast
As many as 40 people could still be trapped in the rubble of a Russian apartment.
79 people missing in gas explosion in Russia
A gas explosion rocks a building in the Russian city of Magnitogorsk leaving 3 dead.
French triumph set pulses racing in 2018
The tournament, dubbed the “greatest World Cup ever” by FIFA President Infantino.
Russia, Iran, Turkey to help convene first Syrian constitutional body
Russia, Iran and Turkey agree over the first session of the Syrian Constitutional Comm.
Russia’s position on martial law in Ukraine
Maria Zakharova, the Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson delivered the official position on implementation of martial law in Ukraine during the briefing in Moscow on November 30, which is presented below.
OPEC works on deal to cut output, still needs Russia on board
OPEC are working for a deal to reduce oil output by at least 1.3 million barrels per day.
Russia risks HIV epidemic as cases rise
Russia and some former Soviet Union countries risk developing out-of-control HIV epidemics, experts said on Wednesday, after data showed a record number of new cases last year.
Russia looks further east after Asean Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin made his first-ever state visit to Singapore on November 13.
Russia to showcase latest civilian helicopter
Russia to demonstrate its Mi-171 helicopters in a bid to sell some to Cambodia.
Russia urges deeper Asean ties
Prime Minister Hun Sen expressed support to increase the status of the Asean-Russia relationship to strategic partners.
Parliament approves extradition law with Russia
The National Assembly approved a law on the extradition of criminals between Cambodia and Russia.
