Section: The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)
Vladimir Putin announces seven-point ceasefire plan as Ukraine loses appetite for war
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin’s proposal as a plot to ruin Ukraine. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
France halts delivery of warship to Russia
French officials said on Wednesday that they will not deliver the first Mistral-class amphibious warship that Russia had ordered from Paris as part of a $US1.7 billion weapons sale, a strong rebuke after months of aggressive actions by Russia in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
JPMorgan hack may be a warning from Russia, says ex-NSA director
The FBI is investigating whether a cyberattack on JPMorgan and other US banks was and whether other banks were penetrated were in retaliation for US- backed sanctions on Russia. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Putin offers his seven-point plan for a ceasefire with Ukraine
Russian President offhandedly mentions he has ‘sketched out’ a peace plan and expects Ukraine and the separatists to announce an agreement by Friday. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
NATO must help strengthen Ukraine’s military: Obama
US President Barack Obama urged NATO on Wednesday to help strengthen Ukraine’s military and said the alliance must leave the door open to new members to counter what he called Russian aggression. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Ukraine clarifies ceasefire statement with Russia
Russian and Ukrainian leaders have agreed on steps needed for a ceasefire, but Moscow cannot be party to any agreement as it is not involved in the conflict, a Kremlin spokesman says. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
Ukraine and Russia reach ceasefire deal
Kiev: The office of Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says he and Russian President Vladimir Putin have reached agreement on a cease-fire in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
NATO to discuss Ukraine and Afghanistan with ‘enhanced’ Australia
Billions of dollars’ worth of weaponry have sailed into Cardiff Bay for a NATO summit that could decide where the guns are going to point next, and at which Australia will see its ties with the organisation deepen. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
‘I can take Kiev in two weeks’, Russia’s Vladimir Putin warns NATO leaders
Vladimir Putin has boasted to European leaders that his forces could sweep into Kiev in two weeks ahead of a NATO announcement of a 4000-strong rapid deployment force. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
‘I can take Kiev in two weeks’, Vladimir Putin warns NATO leaders
Vladimir Putin has boasted to European leaders that his forces could sweep into Kiev in two weeks ahead of a NATO announcement of a 4000-strong rapid deployment force. …read more Source: The Sydney Morning...
