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Russian officials say Moscow will continue to support a Russian woman in custody in the United States who has pleaded guilty to acting as a covert agent of the Russian government, even though it rejects that claim
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Russia's top diplomat says committee meant to draft new constitution for Syria almost agreed on
Hungary's foreign minister says his country seeks to diversify its natural gas supply beyond Russia in order to bolster its energy security and Cyprus' offshore gas deposits could be an alternative source
Kosovo parliament approves formation of army amid fierce opposition from Serbia
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Russian bobsled federation president Alexander Zubkov and four others have been provisionally suspended for doping in fallout from the Sochi Olympics
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