Assad Makes Unannounced Trip to Moscow to Discuss Syria With Putin
Assad Makes Unannounced Trip to Moscow to Discuss Syria With Putin |
- Assad Makes Unannounced Trip to Moscow to Discuss Syria With Putin
- Syria's Assad Met Putin in Moscow to Discuss Military Campaign: Kremlin Spokesman
- Hospital Attack Fueled by Units New to Kunduz
- Man in the News: Justin Trudeau, Son of a Canadian Leader, Follows His Own Path to Power
- Russia Makes an Impact in Syrian Battle for Control of Aleppo
- North Korea Said to Be Preparing for Nuclear Test
- U.S. Agrees With Russia on Rules in Syrian Sky
- Arab Proposal to U.N. Over Western Wall Stirs New Concern
- Marine Le Pen, French National Front Leader, Speaks at Her Hate-Speech Trial
- Not Enough Cooks in the Restaurant Kitchen
- Lens Blog: Rescuing Discarded Images of Everyday Black Life
- For Canada, Most Noticeable Change Under Justin Trudeau Could Be Tone
- In the Air: Designers Delight in the Look of the Ottoman Era
- I.R.A. Lives On but Poses No Serious Threat, Britain Finds
- American Cancer Society, in a Shift, Recommends Fewer Mammograms
- Japan to Pay Cancer Bills for Fukushima Worker
- Kenneth Branagh Returns to the Stage, With More Roles
- Bishkek Journal: Addicts in Kyrgyzstan Fight to Break Heroin’s Grip, Armed With Stones
- South and North Koreans, Separated by War 65 Years Ago, Reunite Briefly
| Assad Makes Unannounced Trip to Moscow to Discuss Syria With Putin Posted: 21 Oct 2015 12:48 AM PDT The leaders talked about their joint military campaign and a future political transition in Syria, a Kremlin spokesman said.         |
| Syria's Assad Met Putin in Moscow to Discuss Military Campaign: Kremlin Spokesman Posted: 20 Oct 2015 11:48 PM PDT Syrian President Bashar al-Assad flew into Moscow on Tuesday for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin during which the two men discussed their joint military campaign against Islamist militants in Syria, a Kremlin spokesman said.         |
| Hospital Attack Fueled by Units New to Kunduz Posted: 20 Oct 2015 06:13 PM PDT The U.S. airstrike against a Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghanistan that killed at least 22 staff members was approved by forces normally assigned to other parts of Asia.         |
| Man in the News: Justin Trudeau, Son of a Canadian Leader, Follows His Own Path to Power Posted: 20 Oct 2015 06:08 PM PDT Justin Trudeau chose more difficult roads during his career — partly, it seems, to show he had not been handed a life in politics on a platter.         |
| Russia Makes an Impact in Syrian Battle for Control of Aleppo Posted: 20 Oct 2015 05:58 PM PDT The pro-government forces were seen as getting a morale boost, while some rebel leaders called on fighters to end their divisions in the face of the latest threat.         |
| North Korea Said to Be Preparing for Nuclear Test Posted: 20 Oct 2015 03:42 PM PDT South Korean lawmakers, after a closed-door parliamentary session with officials from the spy agency, said the country was monitoring the North's nuclear facilities.         |
| U.S. Agrees With Russia on Rules in Syrian Sky Posted: 20 Oct 2015 03:15 PM PDT The defense departments of both countries said the deal established safety protocols for all aircraft and drone flights to prevent any incidents.         |
| Arab Proposal to U.N. Over Western Wall Stirs New Concern Posted: 20 Oct 2015 02:20 PM PDT United Nations officials have objected to an Arab proposal to make Judaism's holiest site part of the Al Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.         |
| Marine Le Pen, French National Front Leader, Speaks at Her Hate-Speech Trial Posted: 20 Oct 2015 01:51 PM PDT Ms. Le Pen, accused of inciting hatred against Muslims, turned what was meant as an accusatory stage into a full-throated platform for her far-right views.         |
| Not Enough Cooks in the Restaurant Kitchen Posted: 20 Oct 2015 12:38 PM PDT As the industry booms, jobs go unfilled, as young chefs seek a less arduous path to success.         |
| Lens Blog: Rescuing Discarded Images of Everyday Black Life Posted: 20 Oct 2015 12:36 PM PDT Zun Lee's "Fade Resistance" aims to craft narratives of life's moments from a collection of discarded images of African-American families.         |
| For Canada, Most Noticeable Change Under Justin Trudeau Could Be Tone Posted: 20 Oct 2015 12:33 PM PDT Mr. Trudeau has spoken not just of policy changes but also of putting an end to Stephen Harper's often belligerent style of politics and diplomacy.         |
| In the Air: Designers Delight in the Look of the Ottoman Era Posted: 20 Oct 2015 11:30 AM PDT Geometric patterns and long silhouettes of the Golden Age of Islam are in the air.         |
| I.R.A. Lives On but Poses No Serious Threat, Britain Finds Posted: 20 Oct 2015 09:13 AM PDT An independent report into paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland found that the group's command structures are still in place, but that the organization has a "wholly political focus."         |
| American Cancer Society, in a Shift, Recommends Fewer Mammograms Posted: 20 Oct 2015 08:00 AM PDT The group says women should start having mammograms at 45 and continue yearly until 54; it previously recommended mammograms and clinical breast exams every year, starting at 40.         |
| Japan to Pay Cancer Bills for Fukushima Worker Posted: 20 Oct 2015 07:59 AM PDT The move by the government amounts to the first official acknowledgment that exposure to radiation at the disaster site may have caused cancer.         |
| Kenneth Branagh Returns to the Stage, With More Roles Posted: 20 Oct 2015 07:55 AM PDT The Kenneth Branagh Theater Company began previews of "The Winter's Tale," the first in a seven-play season by this new ensemble.         |
| Bishkek Journal: Addicts in Kyrgyzstan Fight to Break Heroin’s Grip, Armed With Stones Posted: 20 Oct 2015 06:30 AM PDT Rocks have helped men from a conservative culture talk about addiction, making them an integral element in one clinic's treatment strategy.         |
| South and North Koreans, Separated by War 65 Years Ago, Reunite Briefly Posted: 20 Oct 2015 05:44 AM PDT Among the 389 people from the South who met with 96 from the North was a woman who last saw her husband 65 years ago.         |
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