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Hillary Clinton Calls For Greater Military Assistance And Financial Aid For Ukraine
Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that the U.S. must do more to help Ukraine. Pictured: Clinton talks to small-business owners as she campaigns for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination … …read more Source: Japan Herald...
Pro-Russia journalist gunned down in Ukraine
KIEV – A pro-Russian journalist was shot dead in Ukraine’s capital Thursday, leading Kiev to brand the latest murders of pro-Moscow figures an enemy “provocation”. …read more Source: Bangkok...
Schaeuble says economic strength will decide Russia conflict
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Thursday that economic strength, rather than military might, would ultimately determine the outcome of the West’s standoff with Russia over Ukraine. …read more Source: The...
Russia’s Putin defiant over economy, Ukraine in annual phone-in
President Vladimir Putin tried to reassure Russians over the ailing economy and said Washington wanted “vassals” rather than allies in his annual phone-in on Thursday, but offered no new financial remedies and gave no ground over Ukraine. …read more Source: Channel...
Russia blames U.S. for security crises and turmoil in Ukraine
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Top Russian officials accused the United States on Thursday of seeking political and military dominance and sought to put blame on the West for international security crises, including the conflict in east Ukraine. …read more Source: The...
Vladimir Putin Dismisses Fears Over Russia’s Economic Blues
President Vladimir Putin said today the worst was over for Russia’s crisis-hit economy as he shrugged off widespread concerns over the impact of the Ukraine crisis in his annual phone-in. …read more Source:...
NATO chief concerned at increase in Ukraine violence
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg voiced concern on Thursday over an increase in violence and movements of heavy military equipment in eastern Ukraine, saying they were undermining the Minsk peace agreement. Ukraine’s military has reported that at least eight soldiers have been killed in the east this week despite a two-month-old...
NATO chief concerned at increase in Ukraine violence
REYKJAVIK (Reuters) – NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg voiced concern on Thursday over an increase in violence and movements of heavy military equipment in eastern Ukraine, saying they were undermining the Minsk peace agreement. …read more Source: The...
Russia blames US for global security risks
MOSCOW- Top Russian officials today accused the United States of seeking political and military dominance in the world and sought to put blame on the West for international security crises, including the conflict in east Ukraine. Evoking Cold War-style rhetoric, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said a drive by the United States and its...
Putin defiant over economy, Ukraine in annual phone-in
President Vladimir Putin tried to reassure Russians over the ailing economy and said Washington wanted “vassals” rather than allies in his annual phone-in on Thursday, but offered no new financial remedies and gave no ground over Ukraine. For nearly four hours, the Russian leader fielded mostly tame questions from across the country...
