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Ukraine energy firms turn to arbitrator over Crimea losses
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Two Ukrainian energy companies that lost control of assets in Crimea when Russia seized control of the peninsula have asked a U.N. arbitrator to award compensation, the Permanent Court of Arbitration said on Monday. …read more Source:...
Eurovision flag ban angers Palestinians
A senior Palestinian leader has asked Eurovision organizers to reverse a ban on the Palestinian flag at this year’s edition of the song contest in Stockholm, which starts on May 10. Saeb Erakat, second-in-command of the Palestine Liberation Organization, called the decision “totally biased and unacceptable,” in a letter to Jean-Paul...
127 MILLION people with visa-free travel to Europe in EU plans for Turkey and Ukraine
AROUND 127 million people from Turkey, Ukraine, Georgia and Kosovo are set to gain visa-free travel to Europe as European Union bureaucrats prepare to sign off the plans this week. …read more Source:...
Kazakh leader evokes Ukraine as land protests spread
ALMATY (Reuters) – Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, facing a growing wave of protests against planned changes to land ownership, evoked the image of war-torn Ukraine on Sunday as he called for national unity. …read more Source:...
Germany ‘to host fresh Ukraine talks’
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier Saturday said he had invited his Russian, Ukrainian and French counterparts to talks in Berlin on May 11 intended to smooth differences between Moscow and Kiev. …read more Source: The Local...
Germany to push for fresh Russia-Ukraine talks
The German government wants to “give new momentum” to peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, Foreign Affairs Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Sunday. “We have lost time. The cease-fire has become more fragile … I think it is necessary that we now give new momentum to overcoming the obstacles between Kiev and Moscow,” Steinmeier told German...
Ukraine accuses separatists of violating Easter armistice
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The selling of Obama
President Barack Obama insists he does not obsess about “the narrative,” the everyday media play-by-play of political Washington. He urges his team to tune out “the noise,” “the echo chamber,” the Beltway obsession with who’s up and who’s down. But in the fall of 2014, he got sick of the narrative of gloom hovering over his White...
Kosovo to get visa-free travel in the EU
Kosovo likely to join Turkey, Ukraine and Georgia as new beneficiaries of visa-free EU travel …read more Source: Financial...
Almost 400 Interior Ministry employees in international missions in Europe, Africa and Asia
Almost 400 employees of the Ministry of the Interior (MAI) are currently in international missions under the aegis of the EU, UN, NATO and OSCE in countries on three continents – Europe, Africa and Asia, such as Greece, Ukraine, Cyprus, Georgia, Liberia, Haiti, Mali and Afghanistan. …read more Source:...
