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San Antonio Current (blog)
Movie review: 'Leviathan' delves into the stark realities of life in a Russian ...
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
It takes place in a once-thriving, now-crumbling northwest Russian fishing town on the Barents Sea, where Kolya (Aleksey Serebryakov), his young wife, Lilya (Elena Liadova), and his sullen teenage son, Roma (Sergey Pokhodaev), from a previous marriage ...
'Leviathan' Offers Scathing Critique Of Russian CorruptionSan Antonio Current (blog)

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BUSINESS IN BRIEF 6/3
VietNamNet Bridge
More than 2,055 firms had completed procedures to dissolve their companies and 14,040 firms suspended operations in the past two months of 2015, signifying respective increases of 8.7 per cent and 25 per cent compared to the same period last year, ...

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Kyiv Post
Ambassador: Sweden will help Ukraine on its path to West
Kyiv Post
With more than 6,000 killed and one million displaced, the “unequivocal responsibility for this European tragedy lies on Russia. ... In terms of the security environment in the Baltic Sea there has been incidence giving cause for worry, the ambassador ...

Kyiv Post
Ambassador: Sweden will help Ukraine on its path to West
Kyiv Post
With more than 6,000 killed and one million displaced, the “unequivocal responsibility for this European tragedy lies on Russia. ... In terms of the security environment in the Baltic Sea there has been incidence giving cause for worry, the ambassador ...

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The Moscow Times
Crimea Annexation Boosts Russia's Deep Space Capabilities
The Moscow Times
"Crimea itself due to its geographical position is important, widening the communications zone by several minutes for west-to-east passes of the International Space Station — an irreplaceable capability — and adding one northwest to southeast pass ...

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Business Insider
The next battle in the Israel-Hezbollah war is unfolding in southern Syria
Business Insider
After capturing several towns and villages and dominating hilltops in northwest Deraa, about twenty kilometers from the Israeli border, they encountered strong rebel opposition and adverse weather conditions. However, with the aid of Syrian airstrikes ...

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If the Middle East is the Question, It is Also the Answer
CounterPunch
David Macaray on the Paradoxes of Police Unions; Louis Proyect on Slave Rebellions in the Open Seas; Paul Krassner on the Perils of Political Cartooning; Martha Rosenberg on the dangers of Livestock Shot-up with Antibiotics; and Lee Ballinger on Elvis ...

Fair Observer
Estonia is One of the Most Advanced E-Societies in the World
Fair Observer
Ziabari: You served for three years as the Estonian minister of environment. Is the European Union ... Given the recent developments in our neighborhood, it is only natural that for Estonia, the presence and visibility of our allies in the Baltic ...

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Fair Observer
Estonia's election
The Economist
Russia has violated Baltic airspace and harassed ships in the Baltic Sea. Russian agents crossed the border and kidnapped an Estonian intelligence officer last autumn. The new security environment is “not just bad weather, it's climate change,” says ...
Estonia is One of the Most Advanced E-Societies in the WorldFair Observer

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Center For American Progress
Icebreakers: Essential Assets for a Changing Arctic
Center For American Progress
Carbon pollution has resulted in the warming of the Alaskan Arctic at a rate twice as fast as the rest of the United States, thinning the polar ice cap and shrinking the extent of the Arctic Ocean's perennial sea ice by 13 percent per decade since 1978 ...

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IN DEPTH: Offshore wind warms to the cold Baltic Sea
Recharge (subscription)
Despite good offshore potential and a strong desire to end their energy dependence on Russia, the three Baltic states are among the poorest within the EU, so setting up a working support scheme may prove difficult for years to come. Also, its ...

Alien abduction? Stolen by Russia? MH370 theories keep coming
Reuters
Malaysia's air force said its radar tracked the plane as it turned back, re-crossed the Malay Peninsula and flew out of range off the northwest coast. Official investigators used analysis from British firm Inmarsat (ISA.L) of "pings" to its satellite ...

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Northwest Georgia News
The American Woman Who Stands Between Putin and Ukraine
Bloomberg
She's here to visit a rearguard army hospital and to console convalescing veterans of recent battles against Russian forces and their proxies in the Ukrainian east. “Where did you serve?” she asks, moving slowly from room to room. “How were you wounded?
GUEST COLUMN: Plight of female Ukrainian pilot reflects Russian deceitNorthwest Georgia News

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euronews
Alien abduction? Stolen by Russia? MH370 theories keep coming
euronews
Malaysia's air force said its radar tracked the plane as it turned back, re-crossed the Malay Peninsula and flew out of range off the northwest coast. Official investigators used analysis from British firm Inmarsat of “pings” to its satellite from ...

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Northwest Public Radio
Boris Nemtsov: 'He Directed His Words Against Putin Himself'
Northwest Public Radio
Boris Nemtsov was just 37 when Russian President Boris Yeltsin named him deputy prime minister in 1997. Trained as a physicist, Nemtsov symbolized a new generation of young leaders who rose to power in the chaotic aftermath of the Soviet breakup.

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Guitar Society presents Anton Baranov March 7
West Hartford News
Anton Baranov was born in 1984 in the Northwest region of Russia. He graduated from the famous St. Petersburg State Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory in 2010 under grants from the Russian Ministry of Culture and the Russian Performing Arts Foundation.

NBCNews.com
NATO Uses Baltic States to Draw Red Line, Send Message to Putin in Russia
NBCNews.com
The U.S. and NATO are ramping up their deterrence capabilities against any Russian threat to Europe's borders —and this joint exercise is aimed squarely at Russia. NATO is drawing a red line in the three Baltic states, all of them alliance members ...

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Mother Nature Network (blog)
Estonian oak takes top prize in European Tree of the Year competition
Mother Nature Network (blog)
As European Tree of the Year's organizer, a Czech Republic-based consortium of community-based conservation groups from six different nations called the Environmental Partnership Association (EPA), the EU-co-funded contest is not an arboreal beauty ...

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B92
Russia: Future gas route "must go via Serbia"
B92
(Tanjug). This will happen when Moscow, in four years' time, abandons transits through Ukraine and turns to Turkey, and Nord Stream. Gazprom earlier announced its "firm decision" to stop shipping gas to Europe via Ukraine once the current contract expires.

Toronto Sun
Alien abduction? Stolen by Russia? MH370 theories keep coming
Toronto Sun
Malaysia's air force said its radar tracked the plane as it turned back, re-crossed the Malay Peninsula and flew out of range off the northwest coast. Official investigators used analysis from British firm Inmarsat of "pings" to its satellite from ...

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