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“U.S. sees us without Kosovo; Russia Ukraine without Crimea”
Ivica Dacic says U.S. State Department official Victoria Nuland told him her country has been “investing in Kosovo’s independence” for 20 years now.As ethnic Albanians in Kosovo unilaterally declared independence eight years ago, the Serbian foreign minister asked Nuland, who was visiting Belgrade earlier this week, “how...
Kiev art installation lets Ukrainians knock Lenin off his pedestal
Exhibit invites visitors to perch where a statue of the former Soviet leader stood until it was toppled during protests in 2013 For decades, Vladimir Lenin enjoyed a splendid view over Kiev’s Besarabsky market, until the monument to the former Soviet leader was pulled down from its perch in December 2013 by crowds who would eventually go on...
Lukashenko to attend opening of Slavonic Bazaar in Vitebsk
The head of state is expected to make a speech at the opening of the forum and honor Belarusian, Russian and Ukrainian people of art with awards in recognition of their considerable contribution to the development of the festival. …read more Source:...
A day in pictures
A round table entitled “The role of education for the preservation of Bulgarian identity” was organized by the BTA and the first regional press club of the Bulgarian News Agency outside Bulgaria – in Bosilegrad, neighboring Serbia and in partnership with the GLAS club. The event was joined by prominent Bulgarian public figures, representatives of...
Working group on security in conflict zone in Ukraine’s east resumes session in Minsk
According to the Ministry’s official Twitter post, a meeting of the working group on security affairs is taking place in Minsk for the sake of resolving the situation in Ukraine’s east. …read more Source:...
Ukraine crisis: Impunity ‘pervasive’ in east, says UN
Very few people have been brought to account for killings in eastern Ukraine and some cases could amount to war crimes, the UN says. …read more Source:...
Bulgarian Opposition Demands Demilitarization of Black Sea
The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) has submitted to Parliament a draft resolution calling on the government to declare the Black Sea a demilitarized zone.Bulgaria’s Parliament should also urge the legislatures of all countries of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) to embrace the initiative, Focus News Agency...
NATO and Russia: ‘not a meeting of minds’ over Ukraine
NATO and Russia are failing to see eye-to-eye over the crisis in eastern Ukraine, the alliance’s Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says. “There was… …read more Source:...
Sajdik welcomes progress in addressing problem of wage arrears in Donetsk and Lugansk Oblasts
There is progress in addressing the problem of wage arrears to railroad workers in Donetsk and Lugansk Oblasts, OSCE special representative in the trilateral contact group on Ukraine, Ambassador Martin Sajdik told media in Minsk on 13 July …read more Source:...
A fleeting triumph for Crimean Tatars
The rest of the world has forgotten the event. But for the Crimean Tatars being forgotten is nothing new. When singer Jamala, won the Eurovision contest in May, defeating a Russian singer, with a song titled “1944,” the celebrations in her homeland were painfully subdued. As they sat in their kitchens (which throughout the former Soviet Union...
