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Russia's GDP growth is expected to fall short of the 2% annual growth target required to cover defense, security, social spending, and investment.
The president has famously struggled with the names of these countries.
Russian President Vladimir Putin continued to threaten Europe as part of a multi-pronged informational effort to deter the West.
The disruption comes as Munich hosts its world-famous Oktoberfest beer festival, which runs until Sunday. Last week, Denmark and Norway closed airports due to drones.
Neither the Israeli Prime Minister nor the U.S. President Who Hosted Him Came Out on Top at the End of This Week's Drama. The Clear and Obvious Winner Was Qatar It's Hard to Envisage How Netanyahu Can Forge Ahead With Trump's Plan and Still Keep the Extremists in His Coalition
Suspect Jihad al-Shamie, 35, was British citizen of Syrian descent; authorities reportedly allow anti-Israel protest to proceed in same city of attack within hours of it unfolding
UK chief rabbi and Board of Deputies of British Jews call on country's leadership to take more aggressive action against antisemitism
Munich Airport in Germany was forced to close temporarily last night after a wave of drone sightings, the latest European aviation hub to shutter over unexplained drone flights.
Japan’s ruling party is in trouble, and it knows it.
Bashar al-Assad was reportedly rushed to an emergency room and placed under intensive care.
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