Aleksei A. Navalny sits on a white desk in a cluttered office. He wears a light blue shirt and dark pants, looking away with a neutral expression.

Navalny Killed By Frog Toxin, European Governments Say

new video loaded: Navalny Killed By Frog Toxin, European Governments Say transcript Back transcript Navalny Killed By Frog Toxin, European Governments Say Aleksei Navalny was most likely poisoned by a toxin found in a South American frog, five European countries said on Saturday, making the most concrete Western accusation yet that Russia’s leading opposition figure…

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Xi and Putin meet in Russia

    Sen. Dan Sullivan secures $25B amid Sino-Russian incursions

    NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Joint Russian and Chinese military aircraft and vessels have entered the U.S. Arctic air defense identification zone (ADIZ) near Alaska dozens of times in recent months, Sen. Dan Sullivan said in an interview with Fox News Digital, warning the activity amounts to coordinated pressure on America’s northern…

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    Whatever the pace of the new nuclear competition, the 40-year process of shrinking nuclear stockpiles is going into reverse

    A new nuclear arms race beckons

    ROBERT OPPENHEIMER, the father of America’s nuclear bomb, described his country’s atomic rivalry with the Soviet Union as “two scorpions in a bottle”. The risks of this standoff have been contained over the years by various arms-control agreements, most recently New START. But that treaty expires on February 5th, with no replacement—and to make matters…

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    How China Built Its Navy on Russia’s Cold War Technology

      How China Built Its Navy on Russia’s Cold War Technology

      Operating the world’s largest navy by hull count, China possesses combat vessels—including surface warships and submarines—acquired from Russia decades ago, that helped it build sea power capable of challenging the United States. While Russian legacy systems remain a relevant part of the rapidly expanding Chinese fleet, Alex Luck, an Australia-based analyst who specializes in the…

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      Five power transmission towers collapsed near Murmansk late Friday, disrupting electricity supplies. (Representational Image/Unsplash)

      Russia’s Arctic cities without power for fourth straight day after aging grid collapses

      Russia’s Arctic cities of Murmansk and Severomorsk, along with surrounding areas, are without power for a fourth day after aging infrastructure failed amid freezing temperatures. Five power transmission towers collapsed near Murmansk late Friday, disrupting electricity supplies. (Representational Image/Unsplash) Five power transmission towers collapsed near Murmansk late Friday, disrupting electricity supplies and subsequently heat and…

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