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Dec. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said “there should be no problems” in renewing imports of Georgian goods, banned by Russia in 2006, two years before a war between the two countries.
The United States urged a UN court Tuesday to back Kosovo's independence as an act that brought stability to the Balkans, as Russia demanded the resumption of talks with Serbia on the territory's status.
Dueling film versions of last year's bloody conflict reprise old arguments and ensure that the war of words between the two nations continues
Moscow officials have already chased away clouds on public holidays. Now they're considering cloud seeding to keep snow-removal costs down in the winter. Neighboring towns may get dumped on. In the snow-hushed woods on Moscow's northern edge, scientists are decades deep into research on bending the weather to their will. They've been at it since Soviet dictator Josef Stalin paused long enough in ...
Here's a look at weekend sports in brief around the country
BEIRUT -- Iran's top diplomat yesterday accused the United States and Saudi Arabia of having kidnapped one of its nuclear scientists.
Iran is already a nuclear weapons power, with externally-acquired nuclear weapons.
Buckeyes who have spent their entire careers winning have departed school with a bowl loss as the last thing on their minds. Will that change this season?
The transformation of Russia's military may be the most successful of President Dmitry Medvedev's programs, but it's also one of the most controversial. The huge project involves painful cuts and dismantling deep-vested interests that have thrived on bloated, Soviet-style armed forces.
The decade did not begin auspiciously for the Internet; it opened not with a bang, but a bust. However, the 2000 dot.com bust, far from signaling the end of the Web, served as a much-needed “reset” for an industry run amok. Gone were websites with great ideas, fistfuls of cash, and no long-term business plan. (Webvan, Pets.com, Kozmo.com, anyone?) The new crop of sites to emerge from the ashes ...
Katerina Nash (Luna) and and Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) win the final day of the Stanley Portland Cup in Oregon. Nash and Ryan Trebon (Kona-FSA) take the U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross series titles.
WAPATO -- Authorities say a Yakima woman was injured Tuesday morning when she was rear-ended after slowing for a school bus.
Julianne Viani found a tremendous fan base in Armenia, where there is tremendous national pride and everyone knows her and her basketball teammates wherever they go.
WAPATO, Wash. — Authorities say a Yakima woman was injured this morning when she was rear-ended after slowing for a school bus.
Looking at the next great threat to the nation, Naval Academy officials told the institution's oversight board yesterday that they plan to make cybersecurity a required field of study for all midshipmen.
On November 10, the USDA released the much anticipated USDA supply/demand report.
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