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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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      Brok: Transitional implementation for EU-Ukraine agreement
      Sep16

      Brok: Transitional implementation for EU-Ukraine agreement

      Elmar Brok, the German chairman of the European Parliament’s Committee on Foreign Affairs, explains the implementation process for the association agreement between the EU and Ukraine. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Russia, West delay key element of EU-Ukraine trade deal
      Sep16

      Russia, West delay key element of EU-Ukraine trade deal

      Ukraine’s deputy foreign minister has resigned in protest after the delay of a key part of an upcoming EU-Ukraine Association Agreement, due to be ratified on Tuesday. So why is the deal so controversial? …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Russia, West postpone key element of EU-Ukraine association agreement
      Sep15

      Russia, West postpone key element of EU-Ukraine association agreement

      Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister resigned in protest after a key part of an upcoming EU-Ukraine association agreement was delayed. So why is the deal so controversial? …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Ukraine forces and rebels swap blame as clashes threaten ceasefire
      Sep14

      Ukraine forces and rebels swap blame as clashes threaten ceasefire

      There has been renewed fighting around the Donetsk airport in eastern Ukraine. The clashes threaten to undermine a fragile truce and come after Ukraine’s prime minister accused Moscow of trying to take over his country. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Opinion: Brussels yields to Moscow
      Sep13

      Opinion: Brussels yields to Moscow

      The Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine will enter into force only at the end of 2015, in response to pressure from Russia. This puts Ukraine’s future with the EU into question, writes DW’s Bernd Johann. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Opinion: Brussels bends to Moscow
      Sep13

      Opinion: Brussels bends to Moscow

      The Association Agreement between the EU and Ukraine will enter into force only at the end of 2015, in response to pressure from Russia. This puts Ukraine’s future with the EU into question, writes DW’s Bernd Johann. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Second Russian convoy enters eastern Ukraine
      Sep13

      Second Russian convoy enters eastern Ukraine

      A second Russian convoy of humanitarian aid has rolled into eastern Ukraine. The country’s prime minister, meanwhile, has accused Moscow of seeking to ‘eliminate’ Ukraine as an independent country. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      Yatsenyuk accuses Putin of aiming to ‘eliminate’ Ukraine
      Sep13

      Yatsenyuk accuses Putin of aiming to ‘eliminate’ Ukraine

      Ukraine’s prime minister has accused Russia of seeking to wipe out Ukraine as an independent country. This comes amid reports that a second Russian aid convoy has crossed the border. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      New EU sanctions target Russian energy and arms companies
      Sep12

      New EU sanctions target Russian energy and arms companies

      Targeting key energy and weapons manufacturing companies, the European Union has implemented a third round of sanctions against Moscow. The EU sanctions come in response to Russia’s alleged role in the Ukraine conflict. …read more Source: Deutsche...

      While ready to ‘review’ sanctions against Russia, EU announces new set of bans
      Sep11

      While ready to ‘review’ sanctions against Russia, EU announces new set of bans

      The EU has announced new sanctions against Russia, to take almost immediate effect. While NATO has praised signs of Russian troop withdrawal from Ukraine, the EU says more time is needed to assess the fragile ceasefire. …read more Source: Deutsche...