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      Dutch government wins time to renegotiate EU-Ukraine agreement
      Apr20

      Dutch government wins time to renegotiate EU-Ukraine agreement

      Dutch lawmakers have narrowly rejected a motion calling on the government to immediately withdraw a law ratifying an association agreement between the European Union (EU) and Ukraine. …read more Source: Iran...

      NATO, Russia to hold highest-level talks since Crimea annexation
      Apr20

      NATO, Russia to hold highest-level talks since Crimea annexation

      NATO and Russia begin their highest level talks for nearly two years Wednesday, in a bid to ease military tensions over the Baltic Sea and the simmering violence still gripping eastern Ukraine …read more Source: The Daily...

      Ukraine proposes pilot, Russian soldiers swap
      Apr19

      Ukraine proposes pilot, Russian soldiers swap

      KIEV: Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Tuesday he and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had agreed a framework for a deal to secure the release of Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko from a 22-year jail sentence in Russia. The sentencing of two captured Russian servicemen in Ukraine on Monday fuelled speculation that they might be...

      Dutch govt narrowly beats call to scrap EU-Kiev deal
      Apr19

      Dutch govt narrowly beats call to scrap EU-Kiev deal

      Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s ruling coalition Tuesday narrowly defeated a motion calling for the country to immediately pull out of an EU-Ukraine deal rejected by voters in a referendum this month …read more Source: The Daily...

      MH17 families mulling lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines
      Apr19

      MH17 families mulling lawsuit against Malaysia Airlines

      Dozens of families of those killed when a missile shot down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine two years ago are considering suing the carrier for compensation, their lawyer told AFP Tuesday …read more Source: The Daily...

      Serbia determined to join EU despite bloc’s ‘problems’
      Apr19

      Serbia determined to join EU despite bloc’s ‘problems’

      By Aleksandar Vasovic Serbia is determined to join European Union despite the bloc’s “problems” but will do nothing to jeopardise its good relations with Russia, Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic said. Dacic is also deputy prime minister in Serbia’s ruling coalition that is expected to win four more years in power in Sunday’s general...

      Ukraine President says edging closer to prisoner swap deal with Putin
      Apr19

      Ukraine President says edging closer to prisoner swap deal with Putin

      NNA – Ukraine39;s President Petro Poroshenko on Tuesday said he had made progress towards agreeing a deal with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to swap jailed pilot Nadiya Savchenko for two a …read more Source: National News...

      Russia opens ‘extremism’ probe into US-funded Crimea news site
      Apr19

      Russia opens ‘extremism’ probe into US-funded Crimea news site

      Russian security forces in annexed Crimea on Tuesday opened a criminal probe into a US-funded news site for allegedly condoning extremism, searching three journalists’ homes and hauling them in for questioning …read more Source: The Daily...

      Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader lashes out at Russian ban
      Apr19

      Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader lashes out at Russian ban

      ‘On behalf of Ukrainian parliament, I urge intl organizations to react against this move’, says Tatar Mejlis chairman …read more Source: Anadolu...

      Ukraine’s Poroshenko hints at deal with Russia to swap pilot Savchenko
      Apr19

      Ukraine’s Poroshenko hints at deal with Russia to swap pilot Savchenko

      Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said on Tuesday he had agreed with Russian President Vladimir Putin a framework for a deal to secure the release of Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, serving a 22-year jail sentence in Russia. The sentencing of two captured Russian servicemen in Ukraine on Monday fuelled speculation that they might be...