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Ukrainian athlete: Professionals work in Azerbaijan Gymnastics Federation
Professionals work in the Azerbaijan Gymnastics Federation, Ukrainian gymnast Olena Diachenko, who is participating in the FIG Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup in Baku, told Trend April 29. …read more Source:...
Poland looks east to plug manpower gap
WARSAW: From behind the wheel of his new Mercedes, a Polish entrepreneur eyes the bus in front of him. It features an ad from an employment agency boasting “Builders, welders: workers from Ukraine and Bangladesh”. Speaking of the Warsaw logistics company he manages, the entrepreneur tells AFP: “Right now we mostly take on...
Balanced Brazil reduces dependence on Neymar
In this photo taken on Friday, March 23, 2018, the Brazilian players pose before an international friendly soccer match between Russia and Brazil at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow. Photo: AP SAO PAULO: Brazil is shaking off the embarrassment of losing 7-1 to Germany in its home World Cup. Since Tite took over as coach in 2016, the five-time world...
April 28 in history: Muhammad Ali refuses fight in Vietnam, Chernobyl, Saddam Hussein and Assassins
Here are some of the important events that occurred on April 28 American professional boxer Muhammad Ali refuses to induction in the US Army Muhammad Ali’s refusal to participate with the US Army in Vietnam in 1967 led to a draft-evasion conviction – a $10,000 fine, a three-year boxing ban and a five-year imprisonment. He appealed against...
The meeting of Armenian and Russian parliamentarians in Yerevan was marked with a scandal: Ryzhkov called Pashinyan "stupid"
ArmInfo. The meeting of Armenian and Russian parliamentarians in Yerevan was marked by a scandal – Nikolai Ryzhkov, a member of the Council of Federations of the Federal Assembly of Russia, called the opposition leader, MP Nikol Pashinyan “stupid”. Ryzhkov also said that Pashinyan’s movement is no different from the Ukrainian...
Turkey, Ukraine to start joint manufacturing of An-188 aircraft
Turkey and Ukraine will start joint manufacturing of An-188 military and transport aircraft, Turkish media reported April 28. …read more Source:...
Pompeo charms NATO but warns on Iran, defence spending
BRUSSELS: Barely 12 hours after being sworn in as US secretary of state, Mike Pompeo went straight to NATO headquarters on Friday in what European allies saw as strong support for an institution that US President Donald Trump once called obsolete. In a day of closed-door meetings with NATO foreign ministers, Pompeo appeared to charm European...
China expands nuclear facility to Pakistan, other countries
BEIJING: China General Nuclear Power Group is building two Hualong One nuclear station in Karachi and will build another one in Argentina starting in 2020. This is the part of the world’s first AP1000 third-generation nuclear unit started fueling in east China’s Zhejiang Province, a much-awaited landmark in China’s actualisation...
Union of Armenians in Russia calls on authorities of Armenia to head public and accept national candidate of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan
ArmInfo. The Union of Armenians in Russia is categorically opposed to actions that could lead to increased tensions in Armenia. This is stated in the statement of the UAR, received in ArmInfo. “In this regard, we call on the actual leaders of the country to listen to the people and the people’s candidate.To transfer the board to the...
Mike Pompeo dives into NATO diplomacy as allies confront Russia
Pompeo’s aim is to ensure that NATO maintains a unified position of “no business as usual” with Russia until it implements an agreement to end violence in eastern Ukraine and halts destabilising actions for which it is blamed elsewhere, according to a senior US official. …read more Source: The Times of...
