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CNN Journalists Resign: Latest Example of Media Recklessness on the Russia Threat (Glenn Greenwald)

InterceptJune 28, 2017

Over and over, major U.S. media outlets have published claims about the Russia Threat that turned out to be completely false.

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Russia’s Lavrov says Moscow to continue military support of Syria: reports

Katya Golubkova(Reuters)September 15, 2015

Russia will continue with military supplies to Syria, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies on Sunday.

Moscow has come under increased international pressure in recent days over what Washington and Gulf states say is a Russian military build-up in Syria, where the Kremlin has been supporting President Bashar al-Assad in a four-and-a-half-year war.

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Spirit of McCarthyism (Huffpo)

Jeremy KuzmarovJune 28, 2017

Judging by the reaction to Stone’s film, we appear doomed to repeat the history of the first Cold War and McCarthy era..

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Putin Calls Ukraine Ceasefire ‘Heartening’

Reuters(Newsweek)September 15, 2015

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday it was welcome that fighting had stopped in eastern Ukraine, a change in rhetoric compared to his previous accusations against Ukraine for violating a ceasefire.

Until recently Putin has repeatedly criticized Ukraine for failing to implement a peace deal agreed in February, including by continued shelling of rebel-held areas.

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To Deal with the Russians, America Must Think Like the Russians (Bruce Allyn)

TNIJune 26, 2017

The risk of nuclear miscalculation is now higher than at any time since the Cuban Missile Crisis. There’s a simple way to avoid it.

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US and Russian Forces in Syria Aren’t Talking to Each Other

Molly O'Toole(DefenseOne)September 14, 2015

The following report shows just how dangerous the situation is becoming in the skies over Syria. Defense One reports: In Syria, where the U.S. is leading an air campaign against Islamic State targets and Russian military advisors are arriving to help the Assad regime, the two militaries aren’t talking to each other.

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Sen. Sam Nunn: ‘We Have a Choice Between Cooperation or Catastrophe’

russia mattersJune 26, 2017

We have continued the model of the U.S. being the dominant partner for longer than we should have.

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From Reagan and Gorbachev to Trump and Putin (Edward Lozansky)

Washington TimesJune 26, 2017

In the current climate, one can expect at almost any time that the two powers will go into direct military confrontation with catastrophic results for all.

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Why There Are Still Only Two Choices in Syria — Bad and Worse

J.J. Goldberg(Forward)September 14, 2015

The mysterious visit to Moscow in late July by Iran’s international troublemaker-in-chief, the shadowy head of the feared Quds Force, may just have found an explanation. It’s either terrifying or vaguely reassuring, depending on how you read the Middle East. Specifically, how you feel about the Moscow visit will depend on whom you’d rather see winning the Syrian civil war, Bashar al-Assad or the Islamic State group.

You might prefer a third option. But there isn’t one

 

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As Syria’s war enters its endgame, the risk of a US-Russia conflict escalates (Mary Dejevsky)

The GuardianJune 26, 2017

Competition between Washington and Moscow for a say in any peace deal is increasing the danger of a wider war starting by accident.

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Deal To Remove Heavy Weapons From Ukraine ‘Very Close’

Scott Neuman(NPR)September 14, 2015

Two weeks after a cease-fire that appears to have held in eastern Ukraine, Germany’s foreign minister says the warring sides are “very close” to a broader agreement to remove heavy weapons from the front lines.

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The FBI Relied on a Private Firm’s Investigation of the DNC Hack (Slate)

Josephine WolffJune 25, 2017

Neither the DNC nor the FBI should have been satisfied with an investigation that did not involve the FBI conducting a first-hand look at the compromised systems.

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Russia tells Washington: talk to us over Syria or risk ‘unintended incidents’

Christian Lowe(Reuters/Yahoo)September 11, 2015

Russia called on Friday for Washington to restart direct military-to-military cooperation to avert “unintended incidents” near Syria, at a time when U.S. officials say Moscow is building up forces to protect President Bashar al-Assad’s government.

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CNN deletes, retracts story linking Trump and Russia (Philly.com)

Rob TornoeJune 25, 2017

On Thursday evening, CNN investigative reporter Thomas Frank published a potentially explosive report involving an investigation of a Russian investment fund with potential ties to several associates of President Donald Trump.

 

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Only a US-Russian agreement can spur a settlement in Syria

Patrick Cockburn(Independent UK)September 11, 2015

Western leaders have a curiously ambivalent attitude towards Russia in which it is, at one moment, a diplomatic mouse that can be safely ignored and, at another, a reborn Soviet Union whose imperial ambitions must be restrained. In handling the Syrian crisis, Russia is bound to be a leading player in stopping Isis because it supplies the weapons to do so and, similarly, in negotiating a peace because Assad must keep in step with Russia if he is to survive.

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Behind the ‘Scapegoating’ of Russia (Rick Sterling)

consortium newsJune 25, 2017

The media/political hysteria over Russia-gate is leading the world to possible nuclear annihilation with few serious questions asked. But a new book, The Plot to Scapegoat Russia, tries to supply some context, writes Rick Sterling.

 

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IMF head is “extremely encouraged” by the economic disaster in Ukraine

Roger Annis et al(NewColdWar.org)September 10, 2015

Ukraine’s economy is in a severe freefall. GDP is expected to contract this year by  nine per cent. GDP fell by 14 per cent in the first six months of the year. Inflation is projected at 47 per cent for 2015. In 2014, the economy retracted by seven per cent and inflation was 24 per cent.

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WEST NEEDS RUSSIA’S HELP TO FIGHT ISIS AND ASSAD CAN STAY, FRANCE’S MACRON SAYS (NEWSWEEK)

newsweekJune 23, 2017

The recently elected French president said Wednesday he is looking to change his country’s course on Syria drastically and will no longer seek the removal of the war-torn country’s leader. The move comes as tensions between the U.S. and Russia escalate over Syria’s future.

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Will Russia Join OPEC? ‘Not On The Agenda,’ Kremlin Spokesman Says Amid Global Slide In Oil Prices

Elizabeth Whitman(IBT)September 10, 2015

Russia will not join the Organization of Petroleum Export Countries amid a significant decline in oil prices and ongoing deliberation among oil-rich nations over how to shore up the global market. Brent crude was trading at $48.65 per barrel Tuesday, down from more than $100 per barrel in mid 2014.

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VIDEO: Prof. Stephen F. Cohen Talks With TYT’s Michael Tracey

Michael TraceyJune 23, 2017

TYT Politics Reporter Michael Tracey  sits down with NYU & Princeton Professor Stephen F. Cohen to discuss the establishments response to the Russia investigation. What role has the establishment played in the Russia hysteria?

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