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LIVE: Putin Speaks at Rally Celebrating Reunification of Crimea With Russia
Mar20

LIVE: Putin Speaks at Rally Celebrating Reunification of Crimea With Russia

As of today, Crimea — a popular tourist destination — is a rapidly developing Russian region with a fast-growing economy. As many as 5.2 million tourists visited the peninsula in 2017. Crimea’s reunification with Russia is celebrated all over the country with rallies, concerts, festivities and other events. Key celebrations are held in...

Eugal Pipeline to Transport Gas From Nord Stream 2 at Maximum Capacity in 2020
Mar20

Eugal Pipeline to Transport Gas From Nord Stream 2 at Maximum Capacity in 2020

Earlier in the day, the Kommersant newspaper reported, citing sources from Gascade, that Gazprom will be unable to fully meet the European gas demand in 2020 without using Ukrainian gas transit infrastructure, because the European gas pipelines will not be ready to transit the entire gas volume planned for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline by that...

German Lawmaker Slams Ukrainian Ambassador’s Idea to Ban Germans From Crimea
Mar20

German Lawmaker Slams Ukrainian Ambassador’s Idea to Ban Germans From Crimea

“Ambassador Melnyk is interfering in German internal affairs. This statement is nonsense. Neither [German Chancellor Angela] Merkel nor the government or the foreign minister can ban a member of… [any local] parliament, Bundestag or any ordinary citizen from going somewhere and ask Ukraine about it,” Maurer, who has visited Crimea on numerous...

#CambridgeAnalytica’s dirty tricks go beyond data harvesting
Mar20

#CambridgeAnalytica’s dirty tricks go beyond data harvesting

Washington — Sitting in a hotel bar, Alexander Nix, who runs the political data firm Cambridge Analytica, had a few ideas for a prospective client looking for help in a foreign election. The firm could send an attractive woman to seduce a rival candidate and secretly videotape the encounter, Nix said, or send someone posing as a wealthy land...

Cambridge Analytica’s dirty tricks go beyond data harvesting
Mar20

Cambridge Analytica’s dirty tricks go beyond data harvesting

Washington — Sitting in a hotel bar, Alexander Nix, who runs the political data firm Cambridge Analytica, had a few ideas for a prospective client looking for help in a foreign election. The firm could send an attractive woman to seduce a rival candidate and secretly videotape the encounter, Nix said, or send someone posing as a wealthy land...

Putin wins fourth term with record vote
Mar19

Putin wins fourth term with record vote

Vladimir Putin was Monday set for another six years in power after his landslide victory in Russia’s presidential election but so far only close allies have congratulated him on Moscow’s relations with the West disintegrate. Putin, who has ruled Russia for almost two decades, recorded his best election performance with 76.67 percent...

Putin secures victory in Russia amidst ballot stuffing allegations
Mar19

Putin secures victory in Russia amidst ballot stuffing allegations

Moscow – Vladimir Putin cruised to victory Sunday for another six-year presidential term after an election that was long on spectacle and short on suspense. From the Arctic to the International Space Station, Russia rolled out an elaborate presidential-election-day display designed to show the breadth of Putin’s public support as he...

Saakashvili’s Supporters Hold Rally in Kiev Demanding Poroshenko’s Resignation
Mar18

Saakashvili’s Supporters Hold Rally in Kiev Demanding Poroshenko’s Resignation

Saakashvili is broadcasting live the rally on his Facebook page. According to the Ukrayinska Pravda (Ukrainian Truth) news portal, the activists are planning to continue the protest near Poroshenko’s house in Kozyn settlement in the Kiev region. The protesters are reportedly holding banners saying “Poroshenko means poverty, immigration,”...

Putin eyes fourth term as Russians go to polls
Mar18

Putin eyes fourth term as Russians go to polls

Russians voted Sunday in an election set to hand President Vladimir Putin a fourth Kremlin term, as the country is embroiled in a crisis with Britain and its allies over a spy poisoning. With the vast country stretching across 11 time zones, polls opened in the Russian far east at 2000 GMT on Saturday and will close in Kaliningrad, the...

Putin eyes fourth term as Russians go to polls
Mar18

Putin eyes fourth term as Russians go to polls

Russians voted Sunday in an election set to hand President Vladimir Putin a fourth Kremlin term, as the country is embroiled in a crisis with Britain and its allies over a spy poisoning. With the vast country stretching across 11 time zones, polls opened in the Russian far east at 2000 GMT on Saturday and will close in Kaliningrad, the...