Section: World Bulletin (Turkey)
600,000 risk losing water in war-scarred Ukraine
The official news agency of the Lugansk insurgents said parts of the region had stopped receiving water from the Kiev-controlled part of the splintered country on Thursday. …read more Source: World...
Ukraine warns Russia of rocket tests near Crimea
The tests would begin on Thursday and almost certainly further damage relations between two former Soviet neighbours that treat each other as open foes. …read more Source: World...
Ukraine to unveil giant steel shield over Chernobyl
A United Nations estimate in 2005 said around 4,000 people had either been killed or were left dying from cancer and other related disease after the Chernobyl nuclear accident …read more Source: World...
Saakashvili urges Ukrainians to rise up against government
But Saakashvili, who was head of state of Georgia from 2004 to 2013, resigned because he was being held back in his efforts to fight corruption among high-ranking officials. …read more Source: World...
Belarus to host four-nation Ukraine peace meeting Tuesday
Belarus will take to the international stage with the country hosting four foreign ministers to push forward action for the stalled Ukraine peace process …read more Source: World...
Crimean Tatar leader’s son released from Russian prison
Khayser Dzhemilev, held since 2014, is the son of Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader …read more Source: World...
Hungary offers Ukrainians free long-stay visas
Hungary’s prime minister says his country is eliminating fees on visas for Ukrainian citizens. …read more Source: World...
Russia detains ex-naval officer in Crimea as suspected ‘Kiev spy’
Leonid Parkhomenko was detained Tuesday in the naval port of Sevastopol on the Russian-annexed peninsula. …read more Source: World...
Ukraine president to push EU leaders on Russia
Trump’s election victory has been met with trepidation in Kiev because of the billionaire TV star’s praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the two men’s vow to normalise ties after years of tension. …read more Source: World...
EU Parliament urges fight against Russia ‘propaganda’
Russia urged the European Union to boost its “tiny” nine-strong strategic communication force set up to counter disinformation when tensions grew with Russia amid the conflict in Ukraine. …read more Source: World...
