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Russia seen putting new nuclear-capable missiles along NATO border by 2019
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia is likely to deploy advanced nuclear-capable missiles in its European exclave of Kaliningrad by 2019, casting the move as a reply to a U.S.-backed missile shield, and may one day put them in Crimea too, sources close to its military predict. …read more Source:...
Kremlin’s chief propagandist accuses Western media of bias
Dmitry Kiselyov, one of Russia’s most controversial journalists, hits back at Western media after being sanctioned for his coverage of Ukraine. …read more Source:...
The day after Britain votes
When David Cameron honored his pledge to hold a referendum on Europe following an unexpectedly resounding election triumph last year, the choice put before British voters was roughly this: Keep the status quo ante or leap into an unknown. At some point in the last few months, status quo came off the ballot. Whether the U.K. stays or not after...
Savchenko: ‘Ukraine is paying for Europe’s freedom’
Sanctions against Russia should be directed toward individuals, says Ukrainian fighter pilot and parliamentarian Nadiya Savchenko in a DW Interview during a visit to the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. …read more Source: Deutsche...
NATO unable to defend Baltic from Russian military, says alliance General
The American commander of US troops in Europe has admitted that Nato is unable to rapidly deploy large forces to Eastern Europe at the same pace that Russia can. Lt-Gen Ben Hodges’ comments come as Nato carries out a large scale exercise in Poland, simulating a Russian attack on the country. Speaking to BBC Hardtalk, Hodges said that it was...
Litvin: Belarus demonstrates predictability, stability to its partners
Predictable, stable and constructive Belarus can serve as moderator for such a dialogue, mutual understanding, reconciliation and compromise in the post-Soviet space, which the country is, by the way, successfully doing by hosting the negotiations on Ukraine, Vladimir Litvin said. …read more Source:...
Putin: Russia will respond to NATO aggressive rhetoric
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia would respond to aggressive NATO rhetoric, during his address at the Duma. Putin warned that Russia will take adequate measures to counter NATO’s aggressive talk. He called for the creation of an international security system open to all countries. ‘Russia is ready to discuss this extremely...
How will ‘Brexit’ affect EU countries: Politico
The whole world will be watching the outcome of Thursday’s British referendum on the country’s future in the EU. A ‘Brexit’ would almost certainly have serious consequences from financial markets and European policy decisions to political careers to the stability of the EU bloc. Website Politico.eu presents the possible impacts...
EP Vice-President Czarnecki: Jagland’s omission of Ukraine ‘a scandal’
Vice-President of the European Parliament Ryszard Czarnecki has said that the omission of rights violations in Russian-occupied Crimea in a new Council of Europe report is “a scandal.” …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
There’s more than Britain’s EU membership at stake tomorrow
A Brexit vote could have dire consequences for world order, warns David Clark. While it was inevitable that the EU referendum debate would become dominated by the flagship issues of immigration and the economy, it is perhaps surprising that so little attention has been given the impact of tomorrow’s decision on our foreign policy. Surveys...
