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Russia wants to stop ISIS' illegal oil trade Posted: Tuesday, December 1, 2015 Russia wants to stop ISIS' illegal oil trade – Churkin Russia is working with the UN Security Council on a document that would enforce stricter implementation of Resolution 2199, which aims to curb illegal oil trade with and by terrorist groups, Russian ambassador to the UN Vitaly Churkin told RIA Novosti. The Real Reason for Turkey's Shoot-Down of the Russian Jet The data supports Putin's assertion that the shoot-down was prepared in advance due to Russian bombing of Turkey-linked rebels in Syria Turkey's ops not directed at Islamic State – Pentagon head to US Congress The US says Turkey's operations are not "directed" at Islamic State and the Pentagon would like Ankara "to do more" both in the air and on the ground. It has also failed to control its borders "effectively," Secretary of Defense Ash Carter told Congress. Syria Bombing Debate in UK Underscores 'Dereliction of Duty' in US 'As our allies in the UK prepare to debate and vote on their involvement in this battle, it is well past time that our own country do the same,' says U.S. senator After Paris You're Meant to Hate Refugees Man held at Guantánamo for 13 years a case of mistaken identity, say officials Mustafa al-Aziz al-Shamiri was low-level Islamist foot soldier, not al-Qaida courier and trainer as had been believed Obama rejects plan to close Gitmo, build another on US soil – report Young people who question the Government or media may be extremists, officials tell parents A leaflet distributed as part of an anti-extremism drive says these signs are 'specific' to radicalisation NATO foreign ministers agree to offer Montenegro membership NATO foreign ministers have agreed to invite Montenegro to join the military alliance. The move is likely to lead to further deterioration in NATO's relations with Russia, which sees the alliance's expansion eastward as a threat to its national security. |
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