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Greek Vote on Macedonia Name Change Set for Thursday - Reports

The Greek parliament is set to vote this Thursday on a deal with Macedonia that will see its name changed to allay fears in Athens of territorial claims, local media reported

NATO, Russia to hold talks amid missile treaty crisis

NATO and Russian officials will hold talks this week, the alliance said Monday, with the future of a key Cold War era arms treaty hanging by a thread

New Swedish Prime Minister Says Will Preserve Country's Defense Policy, Will Not Join NATO

Recently elected Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Loefven, who presented on Monday the country's new government, pledged that Sweden's security policy line would remain the same under the new authorities and Stockholm would not try to join NATO

Fresh Russia-NATO Council Meeting to Take Place on January 25 - NATO Official

A new meeting of the Russia-NATO Council has been scheduled for coming Friday, a NATO official told Sputnik on Monday without specifying the agenda

Norway's Authorities Provide No Data on GPS Glitches Reportedly Caused by Russia - Embassy

Norway's accusations against Russia in connection with disruptions in the work of the GPS navigation system in the country are empty rhetoric, as no data on the case has been revealed, the Russian Embassy in Norway said Monday in a statement

WEF 2019 to Try Reinvigorating Globalization Amid Rise of Protectionism

The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting, which will take place on January 22-25 in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, will run under the theme "Globalization 4.0," in a bid to re-brand and reinvigorate globalization in times of trade wars and protectionism

Turkey ready to ensure security of north Syria city: Erdogan

Greek Police Says Adhered to Rules During Rally in Athens

Some 60,000 Rally Against Macedonia Name Change Deal in Athens - Greek Police

RPT: ANALYSIS - US Security State to Ensure Trump Fails to Improve Relations With Russia Over Next 2 Years

ANALYSIS - US Security State to Ensure Trump Fails to Improve Relations With Russia Over Next 2 Years

Greek Parliament May Not Ratify Prespa Agreement Amid High Public Opposition - EU Lawmaker

It is still possible that the Greek parliament will not approve name change deal with Macedonia, known as Prespa Agreement, because of the major public opposition, a member of the European Parliament from Greece Elephterios Synadinos told Sputnik

US Soldier Dies After Sustaining injuries in Combat Operation in Afghanistan - Pentagon

A US soldier has died after sustaining injuries in a combat operation earlier this month in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced in a press release on Friday

Kiev Negotiating Purchase of Foreign Weapons Without Middleman - Klimkin

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said Friday that Kiev was involved in direct negotiations on the purchase of foreign weapons

Russian Armed Forces to Receive 1st Arctic Pantsir-SA Missile System in 2019 - Ministry

The Russian Armed Forces will receive the first Pantsir-SA surface-to-air missile system designed to operate in the Arctic region in 2019 and the tests will start in the coming days, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Alexey Krivoruchko said on Friday