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Wounded Ukrainian soldiers to receive treatment in Estonia
Over the next two months, a total of ten members of the Armed Forces of Ukraine wounded in battle will arrive in Estonia for treatment and rehabilitation. …read more Source:...
Serbian opposition calls for post-election street protests
BELGRADE — Confusion and delays in counting votes after Serbia’s parliamentary election on Sunday prompted an increasingly disgruntled opposition to call for street protests. The opposition complained about the slow count, which took five days, encouraging people to demonstrate on Saturday. The ruling party responded Friday by threatening...
German officials slam Trump’s “America First”
Donald Trump’s “America First” foreign policy speech didn’t sit well with U.S. allies anywhere, but it’s drawing particularly pointed criticism from officials in Germany, just days after President Barack Obama visited Europe’s most influential country to extol transatlantic cooperation. The Republican front-runner’s...
‘Authorities are step-by-step escalating repression’ in Crimea
In an interview with DW, Mejlis Chairman Refat Chubarov explained what the recent ban of his organization means for the governing body of Crimean Tatars. He also criticized Russian authorities. …read more Source: Deutsche...
‘Authorities are step-by-step escalating repression’
In an interview with DW, Mejlis Chairman Refat Chubarov explained what the recent ban of his organization means for the governing body of Crimean Tatars. He also criticized Russian authorities. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Anti-Zionism vs Anti-Semitism: it is becoming a distinction without a difference
Labour MP Naz Shah, who recently stirred up controversy by sharing a Facebook post that was viewed as being anti-Semitic ©PA/PA Wire/Press Association Images Where to start with Labour and anti-Semitism? At the top. As the Russian saying goes “a fish rots from the head.” This crisis—and it is one—is the direct and entirely predictable consequence...
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[Ticker] Eurovision says no to Kosovo, Palestine, IS flags
The Eurovision Song Contest has said Basque, Kosovo, Palestine, Islamic State, Transnistria, Crimea and People’s Republic of Luhansk or Donetsk symbols are not welcome at the show on 14 May in Stockholm. Rainbow and EU flags are OK, as long as they are not used to make political statements. …read more Source:...
Negotiations on Ukraine to resume in Minsk on 18 May
Asked why the sides have failed to agree on POW exchange, Martin Sajdik said: “Honestly speaking, I would love to explain it to you but I can’t. I can only do my best to make it happen. Unfortunately we cannot make miracles.” …read more Source:...
Contact group on Ukraine in Minsk calls for Easter truce
“Bearing the abovementioned in mind, the trilateral contact group would like to request the OSCE’s special monitoring mission to name those responsible for breaking the ceasefire if it happens,” the statement reads. …read more Source:...
UN says 9,333 killed since Ukraine conflict began
Nearly 10,000 people have been killed and more than 20,000 injured since the Ukraine conflict began in April 2014, a top U.N. official said Thursday. …read more Source: Macedonian Information...
