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Section: Deutsche Welle (Germany)

Deutsche Welle is the International public broadcaster that was founded in
1953. Its headquater is in Bonn (Berlin), Germany. Ukrainian editorship was
found in 2000 and cooperates with Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in
Ukraine. Deutsche Welle has the website www.dwelle.de with over 30 languages,
with Ukarainian version. The owner of Deutsche Welle is ARD that is Public
broadcasting.

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    Opinion: Populists are targeting Western democracy
    Apr20

    Opinion: Populists are targeting Western democracy

    Yet again, a member of Germany’s far-right populist AfD party has traveled to the Russian-annexed Crimean Peninsula. This is a deliberate provocation of Ukraine and Germany’s parliament, says DW’s Jens Thurau. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Ukraine’s presidential candidates debate ahead of elections
    Apr19

    Ukraine’s presidential candidates debate ahead of elections

    Ahead of Sunday’s presidential runoff election President Petro Poroshenko and comedian Volodymyr Zelensky held their only debate at a football stadium. Polls show Poroshenko losing to Zelensky. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Ukraine’s president stages rally ahead of debate
    Apr19

    Ukraine’s president stages rally ahead of debate

    Ahead of Friday’s presidential debate in Ukraine, President Poroshenko staged a rally in Maidan Square and denounced his challenger as inexperienced. Polls show Poroshenko losing to Volodymyr Zelenskiy. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Ukraine stunned after court rules PrivatBank nationalization illegal
    Apr19

    Ukraine stunned after court rules PrivatBank nationalization illegal

    A Ukrainian court has ruled that nationalizing the country’s largest bank was illegal, dealing a blow to President Petro Poroshenko ahead of key elections. Returning the bank could prompt a deep crisis, Poroshenko said. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Ukraine’s comedian candidate skips presidential debate
    Apr14

    Ukraine’s comedian candidate skips presidential debate

    Ukrainian comedian Volodymyr Zelensky has bailed on a presidential debate set to take place at Kyiv’s Olympic Stadium. Singing a traditional Ukrainian song, incumbent President Poroshenko joked that he was stood up. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    London: Shots fired after Ukrainian ambassador’s car ‘deliberately rammed’
    Apr13

    London: Shots fired after Ukrainian ambassador’s car ‘deliberately rammed’

    A vehicle has repeatedly rammed into the diplomat’s parked car in west London, according to Ukraine’s embassy in Britain. Police fired shots at the perpetrator, who was quickly arrested. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Merkel meets Ukraine’s Poroshenko, but not his election rival
    Apr13

    Merkel meets Ukraine’s Poroshenko, but not his election rival

    While Angela Merkel met only with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, France’s president also met his election rival. Merkel came under criticism for not meeting with the novice politician, who is tipped to win. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Merkel meets Ukraine’s Poroschenko, but not his election rival
    Apr12

    Merkel meets Ukraine’s Poroschenko, but not his election rival

    While Angela Merkel met only with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, France’s president also met his election rival. Merkel came under criticism for not meeting with the novice politician, who is tipped to win. …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Far-right protesters target European Lesbian Conference in Ukraine
    Apr12

    Far-right protesters target European Lesbian Conference in Ukraine

    Ultra-right activists broke windows and reportedly used tear gas on police outside a hotel where the European Lesbian Conference will take place. Despite threats, conference organizers said “we will not be intimidated.” …read more Source: Deutsche...

    Ukraine: Is this comedian winning votes because of his political sitcom?
    Apr08

    Ukraine: Is this comedian winning votes because of his political sitcom?

    TV comedian Volodymyr Zelensky could soon become the president of Ukraine. Many voters like the TV star for playing a kind-hearted president in his sitcom “Servant of the People.” But there’s much more to his popularity. …read more Source: Deutsche...