France, Sweden, Germany urge Kremlin to probe Navalny’s poisoning
Scientists in France and Sweden confirmed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a military grade nerve agent.
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Montenegro opposition creates coalition capable of removing the country’s president from power
Thousands of protestors recently took to the streets in Montenegro to show their support for President Milo Djukanovic. Demonstrators gathered in the nation’s capital on Sunday, waving national flags in protest of last weeks parliamentary election ousting Djukanovic from power.
U.S., Russia negotiating nuclear non-proliferation
President Trump recently announced U.S. and Russian officials are discussing how to move forward with nuclear arms.
NATO urges Russian government to cooperate with int’l investigation into Navalny poisoning
World leaders continue to demand an international response following the poisoning of Alexei Navalny. German doctors recently found Russia’s opposition politician was poisoned with a Soviet style nerve agent.
DHS defends move to withhold draft bulletin on foreign interference
A draft bulletin from the Department of Homeland Security reportedly revealed evidence of foreign governments, including Russia, China and Iran, trying to influence the upcoming election by targeting the health of the candidates.
U.S. ambassador to Russia visits detained Marine veteran
U.S. Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan visited detained Marine veteran Trevor Reed at a detention center in Moscow Monday, where he’s being held after being sentenced to nine-years for allegedly assaulting a police officer