Armed by the Kremlin, Russia's national oil company could be the new force in Syria when the troops leave

In 2007, Moscow's parliament voted to allow its energy giants to create their own militaries. Following the Syrian Civil War, Syria signed an agreement with Russia giving Moscow sole rights to oil and gas production in Syria.

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Armed by the Kremlin, Russia's national oil company could be the new force in Syria when the troops leave In 2007, Moscow's parliament voted to allow its energy giants to create their own militaries. Following the Syrian Civil War, Syria signed an agreement with Russia giving Moscow sole rights to oil and gas production in Syria. Read More »

Airport hack shows a need for revamped cybersecurity Computer systems powering displays at Bristol Airport in the UK were hacked over the weekend, according to ZDNet. Hackers installed ransomware software on the computer systems and shut them down, forcing officials to scramble to keep the airport operational. Read More »

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