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Financial Express
Plane crash bodies removed from Ukraine war zone
Northwest Herald
KHARKIV, Ukraine – A train bearing the dead from the downed Malaysian airliner finally reached Ukrainian government-held territory Tuesday, but the pro-Russian separatists in control of the crash site showed little willingness to allow the full-scale ...
US turns up heat on Russia over downed planeNorthwest Georgia News
Flight MH17: U.S. Builds Its Case; Plane Wreckage Reportedly Cut ApartNorthwest Public Radio
Rebels turn over MH17 black boxesWCNC
Businessweek -The Moscow Times
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Flight MH17: U.S. Builds Its Case; Plane Wreckage Reportedly Cut Apart
Northwest Public Radio
Pro-Russian rebels move journalists away from Malaysian investigators and monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe Tuesday. Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was allegedly shot down by a missile Thursday; today, U.S. ...

Contrarian's case: Why US could dip into recession
Northwest Herald
Employers in the U.S. are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the late 1990s, and the economy finally looks ready to expand at a healthy rate. But sluggish growth in France, Italy, Russia, Brazil and China suggests that the old truism, “When the U ...

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Bellingham Herald
EU imposes new sanctions against Russian officials
The Catoosa County News
BRUSSELS (AP) — The Dutch foreign minister says the European Union is imposing new sanctions against officials deemed responsible for Russia's actions in Ukraine. Tuesday's decision by foreign ministers from the 28-nation bloc came days after a ...
Crash victims' remains reach Ukraine-held cityNorthwest Herald
A tragedy that can shame Putin out of UkraineBellingham Herald

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Bulgarian president calls for halt to South Stream project Economy July 22, 23:43
ITAR-TASS
“Northern countries get gas from Nord Stream, and we should also have guaranteed supplies for southern countries from South Stream,” Stoynev said. All participating countries have authorised the European Commission to conduct negotiations on the gas ...

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The Independent
The West is too locked in to Russia to cause it pain. But it inflicts a lot of ...
The Independent
When the Nord Stream pipeline down the Baltic from Russia to Germany was inaugurated in 2011 it was greeted by Angela Merkel as “the biggest energy infrastructure project of our time”. Until then, most of Russian gas exports to Germany came through ...
Europe split over sanctions against Putin's RussiaSpectator.co.uk (blog)
Germany and Russia's contradictory relationshipBBC News
Ignatius: Europe may shiver at harsher Russia sanctionsBoston Herald

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NBCNews.com
UN chief believes Gaza fighting will end soon
Northwest Herald
Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said a senior Foreign Ministry official is in the region and plans to hold talks with the Israelis, Palestinians and U.N. He said Russia is ready to consider an Arab-supported resolution. Mansour read the names ...
News Roundup and Notes: July 22, 2014Just Security
LIVE UPDATES: Operation Protective Edge, day 14Haaretz

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Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Europe split over sanctions against Putin's Russia
Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Germany is remarkably quiet; the result, perhaps, of the flow of Russian gas through the pipes of the Nord Stream. Those pipes bypass Poland and the Baltic states, which are left to negotiate separately with Gazprom — a point of public conflict ...
Germany and Russia's contradictory relationshipBBC News
Ignatius: Europe may shiver at harsher Russia sanctionsBoston Herald

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Putin suggests ending Gazprom pipeline monopoly
Financial Times
... it likely makes more sense for the Russian government to allow independent producers access to western pipelines,” said Ildar Davletshin, an analyst at Renaissance Capital, noting it would allow Russia to increase its utilisation of the Nord Stream ...

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Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Europe split over sanctions against Putin's Russia
Spectator.co.uk (blog)
Germany is remarkably quiet; the result, perhaps, of the flow of Russian gas through the pipes of the Nord Stream. Those pipes bypass Poland and the Baltic states, which are left to negotiate separately with Gazprom — a point of public conflict ...
EU delays decision on Russian access to Opal gas pipelineReuters
Ignatius: Europe may shiver at harsher Russia sanctionsBoston Herald

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US to present intelligence data on plane crash
Northwest Herald
But he said the U.S. still hasn't seen the level of cooperation from Russia and pro-Russian separatists that it wants to see. He said international investigators led by the Dutch still need full and immediate access to the crash site. Meanwhile ...

U.K. Orders Inquiry Into Ex-KGB Spy Litvinenko's Death
Northwest Public Radio
Marina Litvinenko, the widow of former Russian intelligence officer Alexander Litvinenko, says she is "relieved and delighted" with the U.K. government's decision to open a public inquiry into the former KGB agent's death in 2006 by radiation poisoning.

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New York Times
Russia's Message on Jet: Conciliation and Bluster
New York Times
MOSCOW — Russia presented a combination of conciliation and bluster on Monday over its handling of the downed Malaysia Airlines jet, with President Vladimir V. Putin seemingly probing for a way out of the crisis without appearing to compromise with ...
Separatists Hand Over Black Boxes, Bodies From Ukrainian Crash SiteThe Moscow Times
Rebels release train with bodies from downed jetNorthwest Herald
US Officials: No Evidence Of Direct Russian Link To Malaysia Plane CrashHuffington Post
Northwest Public Radio
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BBC News
Germany and Russia's contradictory relationship
BBC News
Mr Schroeder is chairman of the shareholder committee of Nord Stream, a pipeline company owned by the Russian energy company Gazprom. Meanwhile former chancellor Helmut Schmidt said that Russia's actions in the Crimea were "completely ...

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BDlive
Russia to Respond Adequately to NATO Expansion - Putin
RIA Novosti
He suggested that the alliance “is trying to use the crisis in Ukraine to its utmost in order to prove its relevance in the current security environment.” Due to the ongoing political crisis in Ukraine, NATO introduced several measures, explained by ...
The Ukraine Crisis and the Resumption of Great-Power RivalryISN

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Crash victims' remains reach Ukraine-held city
Northwest Herald
The crash site itself, in farmland held by the pro-Russian separatists who the West accuses of shooting down the plane, remained unsecured five days after the disaster — another source of frustration for officials around the world eager to establish ...

Economic Times
Train carrying bodies from MH17 arrives in Kharkiv
USA TODAY
1.4 million, is 180 miles northwest of Donetsk and outside the area where separatists and Ukrainian forces have been fighting. Under mounting world pressure, pro-Russian rebels handed over data-filled "black boxes" from the Boeing 777 downed over ...
Rebels release train with bodies from downed jetNorthwest Herald
Train Carrying MH17 Victims Remains Arrives In KharkivNorthwest Public Radio
Train with plane crash bodies leaves rebel townCalhoun Times
Economic Times -First Coast News
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USA TODAY
Train carrying bodies from MH17 arrives in Kharkiv
USA TODAY
Kharkiv, population 1.4 million, is 180 miles northwest of Donetsk and outside the area where separatists and Ukrainian forces have been fighting. Under mounting world pressure, pro-Russian rebels handed over data-filled "black boxes" from the Boeing ...
Rebels release train with bodies from downed jetNorthwest Herald
Train Carrying MH17 Victims Remains Arrives In KharkivNorthwest Public Radio
Bodies from MH17 crash begin journey to AmsterdamFirst Coast News
InSerbia News -WCNC
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Energy Concerns Complicate Potential EU Action Against Russia
Northwest Public Radio
As we just heard in Jackie's story, as European leaders meet in Brussels today pressure is building on them to ratchet up sanctions on Russia. But there are a number of complicating factors that are holding them back - not least, Europe's reliance on ...

Economic Times
Despite Growing Anger, EU Nations May Balk At Russian Sanctions
Northwest Public Radio
A commercial airline and the passengers on board caught up in a conflict many had hoped would be contained between Ukraine and Russia. But that initial grief has grown into widespread anger after pictures of the crash site showed separatists picking ...
EU imposes new sanctions against Russian officialsThe Catoosa County News
Crash victims' remains reach Ukraine-held cityNorthwest Herald

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