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      Progress on Ukraine reforms can boost case for Russia sanctions – Rasmussen
      May28

      Progress on Ukraine reforms can boost case for Russia sanctions – Rasmussen

      KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine will find it easier to persuade European Union countries to renew sanctions against Russia this summer if it shows progress in pushing reforms and tackling corruption, the former chief of NATO told Reuters on Saturday. …read more Source: The...

      Progress on Ukraine reforms can boost case for Russia sanctions – Rasmussen
      May28

      Progress on Ukraine reforms can boost case for Russia sanctions – Rasmussen

      Ukraine will find it easier to persuade European Union countries to renew sanctions against Russia this summer if it shows progress in pushing reforms and tackling corruption, the former chief of NATO told Reuters on Saturday. …read more Source: Channel...

      They’ll Demand from the Armenian Side to Agree on a Settlement Package Based on Former Unfavorable Road Map
      May28

      They’ll Demand from the Armenian Side to Agree on a Settlement Package Based on Former Unfavorable Road Map

      Interview with Lilit Gevorgyan, Russia and CIS, Europe senior analyst at IHS Global Insight. Sargsyan-Aliyev meeting took place in Vienna, after which the Co-chairs, RA presidential office appeared with statements, providing minimal information on the subject of negotiations. However, it’s clear that subject of negotiations was the...

      The rumor on Azerbaijan-fled Vahan Martirosyan’s moving to Ukraine to be clarified
      May28

      The rumor on Azerbaijan-fled Vahan Martirosyan’s moving to Ukraine to be clarified

      Vahan Martirosyan, the Head of “National Liberation Movement” NGO, who a few months ago has fled to Azerbaijan from Armenia with his wife and a child and has asked for a political asylum, has moved to Ukraine. He has told … …read more Source:...

      Ex-NATO chief, PM named as adviser to Ukraine’ president
      May28

      Ex-NATO chief, PM named as adviser to Ukraine’ president

      COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A former NATO Secretary-General and Danish prime minister has been named an adviser to Ukraine’s president.Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on Twitter …read more Source: Taiwan...

      Freed by Russia, Ukraine’s ‘Joan of Arc’ May Prove Thorn in Own Leaders’ Side
      May28

      Freed by Russia, Ukraine’s ‘Joan of Arc’ May Prove Thorn in Own Leaders’ Side

      …read more Source: The Jakarta...

      “Armenia was presented illegally.” Minister of Sports about the brawl of Armenian and Azerbaijani sportsmen
      May28

      “Armenia was presented illegally.” Minister of Sports about the brawl of Armenian and Azerbaijani sportsmen

      In the city of Lvov, Ukraine, there was a mass brawl with the participation of Armenian and Azerbaijani sportsmen. Today, Aravot.am asked the Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs, Gabriel Ghazaryan, how he reacts to the incident and how he … …read more Source:...

      MEDICRIME Convention to enter into force in Armenia
      May28

      MEDICRIME Convention to enter into force in Armenia

      On Tuesday, the 1st of June the Council of Europe’s Convention against counterfeit medical products and similar crimes involving threats to public health, the MEDICRIME Convention, will enter into force in Armenia. This Convention is the first international treaty that established as offences the following: – the manufacturing of...

      Northern Ireland beat Belarus 3-0 in warm-up for Euro 2016
      May28

      Northern Ireland beat Belarus 3-0 in warm-up for Euro 2016

      Northern Ireland’s Conor Washington (right) and Belarus’ Aleksandr Martynovich during the international friendly football match Northern Ireland against Belarus at Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland, on Friday, May 27, 2016. Photo: Niall Carson/PA via AP BELFAST: Northern Ireland had the ideal Belfast send-off before the European...

      Putin wraps up Greek trip with Russian monastery visit
      May28

      Putin wraps up Greek trip with Russian monastery visit

      KARYES, Greece: Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday wraps up a two-day trip to Greece by visiting the monastic community of Mount Athos, one of Orthodox Christianity’s holiest sites. Putin, who has often talked about his strong Orthodox faith, will join celebrations for the 1,000th anniversary of the Russian presence at the...