Coverage dated July 27, 2024

The Russia-US divide was on display during Moscow's monthlong presidency of the UN Security Council

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UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Whether it’s Gaza, Ukraine, Syria or a new world order, it’s been Russia versus the United States and the West during Moscow’s presidency of the Security Council this month, with the growing divide on vivid display. The tension was hardly new.

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  1. Washington Times

    Russia-U.S. divide was on display during Moscow’s monthlong presidency of the U.N. Security Council (opens Washington Times)

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    Whether it's Gaza, Ukraine, Syria or a new world order, it's been Russia versus the United States and the West during Moscow's presidency of the Security Council this month, with the growing divide on vivid display.

  2. The Republic

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    UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Whether it’s Gaza, Ukraine, Syria or a new world order, it’s been Russia versus the United States and the West during Moscow’s presidency of the Security Council this month, with the growing divide on vivid display. The tension was hardly new.

  3. Green Field Reporter

    The Russia-US divide was on display during Moscow's monthlong presidency of the UN Security Council - The Daily Reporter (opens Green Field Reporter)

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    UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Whether it’s Gaza, Ukraine, Syria or a new world order, it’s been Russia versus the United States and the West during Moscow’s presidency of the Security Council this month, with the growing divide on vivid display. The tension was hardly new.

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