Section: World Bulletin (Turkey)
Germany: “Normandy” talks on Ukraine in Berlin on Monday
Foreign ministers of France, Germany, Russian and Ukraine to meet. …read more Source: World...
Ambassador:Ukraine has no plans for occupied provinces
Government prioritizes boosting economy and attracting investment, says Ukraine Ambassador. …read more Source: World...
Russian deputy who opposed Crimea seizure stripped of immunity
Ponomaryov was only deputy to oppose Crimea annexation …read more Source: World...
IMF official sees ‘leeway’ in judging Ukraine’s debt progress
Ukraine’s officials have set themselves a June deadline to complete debt restructuring needed to plug a $15 billion funding gap in the IMF program. Many analysts are skeptical that deadline can be met. …read more Source: World...
Four Ukrainian soldiers killed by separatists
According to regional police, four Ukrainian soldiers were killed by shell fired …read more Source: World...
Russia’s Lavrov calls for pull-back of weapons in Ukraine
“It is necessary to monitor keeping mainly the military part of the Minsk agreements….There is a possibility to pull back troops with calibre under 100 millimetres,” Lavrov said. …read more Source: World...
Silenced Crimean TV sparks outcry
Turkey had earlier condemned the silencing of the Crimean Tatar TV and Tatars say Russia refuses to re-register TV station as Tatars oppose Russian annexation of Crimea …read more Source: World...
Ukraine’s Naftogaz transfers $30 mln to Gazprom
Transfer is for further gas supplies …read more Source: World...
EU to support re-opening of Tatar TV
The European Union considers the shutdown of the Crimean Tatar media a flagrant violation of the right to freedom of expression. Meanwhile, Turkey’s Foreign Minister has slammed …read more Source: World...
Pres. Poroshenko to support re-opening of Tatar TV
The European Union considers the shutdown of the Crimean Tatar media a flagrant violation of the right to freedom of expression and calls for the restoration of ATR television programs broadcast. The Crimean people deserve easy access to media pluralism,” according to EU. The statement calls for respect for fundamental rights and freedoms...
