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Sep 07

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With millions of lives in the balance, Iran, Russia and Turkey discuss Syria's fate

Russia, Iran and Bashar al-Assad's regime are on the verge of launching a major assault on Idlib, the remaining Syrian holdout of both radical militants and more moderate opposition, in what is likely the last big battle of the war.

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Sep 05

UK charges 2 Russians in absentia in nerve agent attack

By Jill Lawless, Associated Press

Moscow strongly denies involvement in the attack, and Russian officials said they did not recognize the suspects.

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Sep 04

Read CEO Jack Dorsey's full testimony on Twitter and political bias

By Erica R. Hendry

In his prepared testimony, Dorsey said "we have learned from situations where people have taken advantage of our service and our past inability to address it fast enough." The platform has so far removed 3,843 accounts linked to the IRA,…

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Sep 03

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New novel 'A Terrible Country' rediscovers Russia and its paradoxes

In the new novel "A Terrible Country," young, Soviet-born Andrei Kaplan is struggling in his academic career and getting over a breakup, when he returns to Russia to care for his aging grandmother. Jeffrey Brown talks with author Keith Gessen…

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Sep 03

Russian state TV channel airs new program devoted to Putin

By Associated Press

The first episode of "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin." aired on Sunday night, stressing the Russian president's work to address various crises and stay in touch with ordinary Russians.

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Sep 01

As elections approach, what is the risk of Russian meddling?

By Frank Bajak, Adam Geller, Associated Press

Experts said it is too late to safeguard U.S. voting systems and campaigns this election cycle.

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Aug 31

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News Wrap: Russian-backed separatist leader killed in Eastern Ukraine explosion

In our news wrap Friday, Russia accused Ukraine of assassinating Alexander Zakharchenko to destabilize the region. Kiev denied the charge. Also, there's word that Russian intelligence bragged in 2016 that it had then-candidate Donald Trump "over a barrel." The Associated…

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Aug 24

Russian bots tried to sow discord over vaccines during the 2016 election, study finds

By Helen Branswell, STAT

An analysis of Twitter accounts previously identified as having been operated by Russian bots and trolls found they dove into the vaccine debate as early as January 2015…

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Aug 23

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News Wrap: Bolton, Russia can't agree on election meddling

In our news wrap Thursday, National Security Adviser John Bolton raised election interference at a Geneva meeting with his Russian counterpart but was unable to agree on the issue. Meanwhile, Google announced it identified a misinformation campaign connected to Iranian…

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Aug 21

Microsoft uncovers more Russian attacks ahead of midterms

By Matt O'Brien, Associated Press

The company said Tuesday that a group tied to the Russian government created fake websites that appeared to spoof two American conservative organizations: the Hudson Institute and the International Republican Institute.

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