Putin starts new six-year term with challenge to the West
By Guy Faulconbridge and Mark Trevelyan MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin said it was up the West to choose between confrontation and cooperation as he was sworn in for a new six-year term on Tuesday at a Kremlin ceremony that was boycotted by the United States and many of its allies.
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The event for Mr. Putin, who claimed his fifth term in a rubber-stamp election, included a church service that underscored efforts to give a religious sheen to his rule.
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The United States and most European Union nations will boycott a Kremlin ceremony to swear in Vladimir Putin for a new ...
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Ukraine announced it had detained two Ukrainian security officials who they claim were involved in a plot coordinated by ...
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