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- Thailand (1,124)
- Uzbekistan (33)
- Vietnam (614)
Ukraine, creditors agree to confidential debt talks
[WASHINGTON] Ukraine and its creditors agreed Wednesday to launch good-faith and confidential negotiations on restructuring the country’s debt, after weeks of arguing the issue in public. …read more Source: The Business...
Russia halts Ukraine gas supply
Gas giant Gazprom said on Wednesday it was halting all natural gas supplies to Ukraine after pricing talks broke down in the latest row between Russia and its ex-Soviet neighbor. …read more Source: Global...
Ukraine, creditors hold talks, aim to reach deal ‘soon as possible’ – joint statement
Ukraine’s Finance Ministry and its creditors said on Wednesday restructuring talks in Washington had been productive, leading to an agreement to continue negotiations under confidential terms, in an effort to reach a deal as soon as possible. …read more Source: Channel...
Ukraine, creditors say aim to reach deal 'as soon as possible' – statement
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine’s Finance Ministry and its creditors said on Wednesday restructuring talks in Washington had been productive, leading to an agreement to continue negotiations under confidential terms, in an effort to reach a deal as soon as possible. …read more Source: The...
Russian activist probing Ukraine troop deaths found guilty over fraud
MOSCOW (AFP) – A Russian court on Wednesday found an elderly rights activist guilty on a fraud charge she said was aimed at her work investigating Russian troop deaths in Ukraine, but then immediately amnestied her.Lyudmila Bogatenkova, who heads a committee of soldiers mothers in the southern Russian region of Stavropol, was given a...
NATO navies should beef up against Russia: Commanders
NATO should beef up its maritime arm in response to the rising threat from an increasingly “bold” and “aggressive” Russia, commanders said on Wednesday.The 28-member defense alliance’s naval forces have in recent years focused on issues such as counter-terrorism and piracy, but speakers at a London conference said...
Gazprom confirms gas delivery cutoff to Ukraine on July 1
MOSCOW. KAZINFORM – Russian energy giant Gazprom has shut the valves for gas deliveries to Ukraine and will not deliver any fuel until Kiev makes a prepayment, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller said Wednesday. …read more Source:...
Ukraine halts gas imports from Russia over pricing row
Ukraine on Wednesday suspended natural gas imports from Russia as EU-brokered talks in Vienna failed to reach agreement on pricing, Ukraine’s national energy firm Naftogaz said. …read more Source: <a href=http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2015-07/01/c_134373341.htm target=_blank title="Ukraine halts gas imports from Russia...
Russia Blasts Finland Over Visa Denial for Parliament Speaker
Russia on Wednesday slammed Finland for refusing parliament speaker Sergei Naryshkin a visa, the first time he has been denied entry to the European Union after being put on a blacklist over Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Ukraine halts gas imports from Russia over pricing row
Ukraine on Wednesday suspended natural gas imports from Russia as EU-brokered talks in Vienna failed to reach agreement on pricing, Ukraine’s national energy firm Naftogaz said. …read more Source: China...
