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Aide to Donald Trump’s lawyer says US President ‘knew exactly what was going on’ with Ukraine
A Rudy Giuliani associate indicted in connection with the Ukraine scandal has said “President Trump knew exactly what was going on”. …read more Source::...
Trump ‘knew everything’ about pushing Ukraine to investigate Biden
An associate of Donald Trump’s personal lawyer has said the president “knew everything” about their efforts to push the Ukrainian government to investigate Joe Biden’s son. …read more Source:: Sky...
Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Thursday 16 Jan 2020
TV cameras to be allowed in Crown Courts Filming of Crown Court cases in England and Wales is to be allowed for the first time, under new legislation due to come into force in late spring. Only judges will be seen on camera – and only their sentencing remarks will be filmed, after a verdict is reached. Filming of sentencing statements has been...
Trump slams ‘hoax’ as impeachment case moves to Senate
Description Nancy Pelosi signs articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. Credits (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Alt Text Nancy Pelosi Resolution passed along party lines in Democrat-controlled House of Representatives One-Minute Read …read more Source:: The...
Trump ‘knew what was going on’ in Ukraine effort
Lev Parnas is most significant figure in campaign to openly challenge president’s denials …read more Source:: Financial...
Trump impeachment: Was someone tracking the U.S. ambassador in Kiev?
A top Democrat in Congress vowed on Wednesday to investigate “profoundly alarming” messages suggesting that the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine was subject to surveillance before President Donald Trump fired her in May. …read more Source::...
Ukraine seeks Berlin’s help in getting justice over downed jet
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy has asked Germany to “politically contribute” to the investigation into the downing of the Ukrainian aircraft near Tehran. Kyiv expects Iran — which shot down the plane — to compensate the victims. …read more Source:: Deutsche...
Ex-diplomats call for investigation of possible surveillance on Marie Yovanovitch
Messages released by the House committee between two associates of Trump’s lawyer imply that the US ambassador to Ukraine was being monitoredFormer diplomats and congressional Democrats have responded with fury to revelations that associates of Donald Trump’s lawyer may have carried out surveillance on the US ambassador to...
Canada’s quest for justice over the Iran air crash is a geopolitical mire
The large Canadian-Iranian community is determined that an investigation and apology is only the first step. News that 176 airline passengers – 138 of whom were bound for Canada – lost their lives after an Iranian missile hit Ukraine International Airlines flight PS752 continues to dominate newspaper front pages and lead broadcasts across Canada....
