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NATO-Russia Council expands support to Afghan Air Force
Why the FBI Didn't Make Much of Russia's Request to Probe Boston Bomber
North Caucasus rebels deny link to Boston attack: website
Bombing probe focuses on 2011 warnings, 2012 Chechnya trip
Kyrgyz Former Neighbors Talk About Tsarnaevs, North Caucasus Ties
Interview: More About Tsarnaev Brothers And Their Ancestral Homeland
Iran shows off missiles and drones at National Army Day
Profile: Tamerlan And Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Manhunt continues in Boston, as analysts turn to social media for clues
A YouTube page that appears to have been created by one of the Boston Marathon bombers contains links to jihadist propaganda. The same suspect reportedly traveled abroad for seven months last year.
Dragnet Shuts Boston; One Suspect Is Slain but Second Man Is on Loose
One suspect in Boston bombing dead, manhunt underway for second suspect
After a two-day gunbattle with militants in Dagestan's Untsukul district that killed three militants and wounded one security force member, an explosion near a school in Buinaksk killed one policeman and wounded three more. A checkpoint was also attacked.
Move to Widen Help for Syrian Rebels Gains Speed in West
The Foreign Ministry criticized a recent UN letter telling Damascus that the UN inquiry into the use of chemical weapons in Syria would extend beyond their alleged use by Syrian rebels in March near Aleppo. Russia believes the inquiry should focus only on that incident.
US aids effort to remove bomb-grade uranium from Czech Republic
Missile defence systems deployed to counter North Korea threats: interactive
Afghans Failing Security Test In Badakhshan
A former militant alleged that Ingushetia Prime Minister Musa Chiliyev pays $1 million per month to the Caucasus Emirate terrorist group so it will not to kill him. Ingushetia is currently embroiled in a border dispute with Chechnya as well internal political dissensions.
Karzai Softens on Taliban Ahead of Doha Office Opening
A Wary Easter Weekend for Christians in Syria
