Section: Africa&ME
Ukraine sees solar power as Chernobyl’s future
Imagine one of the largest solar farms ever at the site of the world’s worst man-made nuclear disaster that struck Chernobyl in modern-day Ukraine and sowed panic across Europe. …read more Source: Muscat...
Ukraine sees solar power as Chernobyl’s future
Ministers create presentation to show how idle land around nuclear disaster site can be used to produce renewable energy. …read more Source: Muscat...
Ukrainian separatist leader wounded in bomb attack
Pro-Russian separatist leader Igor Plotnitsky has been injured in a blast in the city of Luhansk in eastern Ukraine. Regional officials say the bomb was an assassination attempt. …read more Source:...
Leader of Luhansk People’s Republic injured in car bombing
The leader of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic in eastern Ukraine was injured in a car bombing on Saturday. …read more Source: Iran...
Leader of Luhansk People’s Republic injured in car bombing
The leader of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic in eastern Ukraine is injured in a car bombing. …read more Source:...
Ukraine rebel leader injured in car blast
An explosion hit the car of Igor Plotnitsky, head of the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic …read more Source: World...
Ukraine rebel leader injured in car blast
The leader of a self-proclaimed separatist republic in eastern Ukraine was injured in a suspected car bombing Saturday, local media reported. …read more Source: The Daily...
US energy giant to build nuclear fuel production unit in Ukraine
Ukraine says it has reached an agreement with a US-based energy giant to build a nuclear-fuel production unit in the country. …read more Source:...
With fresh violence in Ukraine, is there hope for a solution?
The UN has reported a major spike in civilian casualties due to fighting in Ukraine. DW spoke with the OSCE’s monitoring mission to find out why the conflict has taken another violent turn and if there is a solution. …read more Source:...
170,000 sign petition demanding Russia PM’s resignation
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev (pictured) was asked by a university lecturer from the impoverished Dagestan region why teachers receive only around 15,000 rubles ($230) per month, while police are significantly better paid © AFP/File / Alexander NemenovMoscow, Russian Federation, Aug 5 – More than 170,000 Russians have signed an online...
