Vladimir Putin on the "positive" impact of economic sanctions
In his interview with Charlie Rose, Putin says Western sanctions are harmful to Russia's economy, but have a silver lining as well
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In his interview with Charlie Rose, Putin says Western sanctions are harmful to Russia's economy, but have a silver lining as well
Ten years ago, Vladimir Putin told 60 Minutes about his tough childhood and his doubts about whether he'd make a good president
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Speaking to media at U.N., Hassan Rouhani blames "ineptitude" of Saudis for hajj stampede that killed more than 700
In an interview for the season premiere of "60 Minutes," Russian president tells Charlie Rose what his country plans in Syria
Officials warn with new urgency that refugee crisis engulfing continent has no hope of ending without political solution in Syria
The two leaders have not met in almost a year amid tension over Russian intervention in Ukraine
Russian leader speaks with British musician a week after pranksters called him pretending to be Putin
German TV report claims Pentagon is preparing to put new nuclear bombs at Buechel Air Base; Russia promises countermeasures if true
Moscow appears to be preparing to go after the forces opposing Assad in an effort to prolong his regime
The 2016 GOP candidate said he heard the Russian leader wants to meet with him, possibly when Putin visits NYC next week
Defense chief Ash Carter kicks off high-level dialog with Bashar Assad's allies as Obama admin shifts policy on deteriorating war
Kiev bars hundreds deemed a security threat from entry, but gives no explanation as to why British network singled out
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In an interview with CBS News, Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin says the White House now realizes it needs Assad to beat ISIS
As the White House worries about Moscow's intentions, Russian planes and tanks keep pouring in
Moscow is about a month away from being able to conduct combat operations from a rapidly expanding base in the war-torn country, officials estimate
Russia's expansion of its military aid to the Assad government could get a big boost by a second major airport in the country
The latest movement of Russian forces into the war-torn region is pressuring the U.S. to take notice
As Russia appears to beef up its presence in the war-torn country, former CIA deputy director Michael Morell explains what the United States and NATO can do
Officials say about 100 Russian marines have been spotted at Syrian airfield
Putin, when asked whether Russia was considering ground troops in Syria, said only "we are looking at various options"
Russia could be preparing to put combat aircraft in Syria, presumably to conduct strikes against forces fighting Assad regime
Research ship, called the Yanter, making its way down the East Coast heading towards Cuba; equipped with submersible
Officials U.S. military is aware of ships, has been tracking their movements for days