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Russian Court Finds Pilot Savchenko Guilty
The Ukrainian sings as she is found to have supplied co-ordinates for an attack that killed two Russian journalists. …read more Source: Sky...
Russian court finds Ukrainian pilot Savchenko guilty
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian court ruled on Tuesday that Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko was guilty of complicity in killing two Russian journalists and said that she will be given a custodial sentence. …read more Source:...
Ukraine to call up 10,000 soldiers in new mobilization drive
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine’s military will call up some 10,000 men and seek volunteers to replace some of the 45,000 soldiers who are due to return home after more than a year on the front lines in the separatist east, President Petro Poroshenko said on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
Russian court convicts Ukrainian pilot
Russian court convicts Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko in case relating to deaths of two Russian journalists. …read more Source:...
Testing the Waters: High-Level EBRD Delegation Visits Belarus
The removal of sanctions against Belarus earlier this year has led to increased interest from institutional investors such as the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). Alain Pilloux, Acting Vice President of this major development bank visited Belarus last week as a part of a delegation, which met with Belarusian officials,...
Pope to receive Chernobyl disaster cleanup workers on 20 April
Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz specified that the letters requesting a meeting with the Chernobyl cleanup workers had been written by him, a Catholic hierarch from Lvov and the head of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church. …read more Source:...
Croatia suspects scam in MiG-21 overhaul deal with Ukraine
The Croatian military police are carrying out “a big investigation” concerning a deal that saw the country buy and overhaul MiG-21 jets in Ukraine.Zagreb-based Jutarnji List daily writes that “many irregularities” have been uncovered so far, while there is “serious suspicion” that “someone received...
Dutch to stop ‘go home’ cash for Ukrainians
People from Ukraine will no longer be given cash to return to their country of origin after failing to win… …read more Source:...
One Second of Light by Giles Duley review – moments of hard truth
Giles Duley captures the emotion on the faces of his traumatised subjects with an empathy few others can musterGiles Duley is a humanist photographer of the old school. He believes that his photographs can change the lives of the people in them and maybe even the people who look at them. “Whilst some document the differences between us,” he...
Portugal to Syrians: come West
LISBON, Portugal — Plenty of European leaders have a problem with refugees, but António Costa’s is unusual: the Portuguese prime minister can’t get enough of them. Costa has unilaterally more than doubled the quota allocated to Portugal under a European Union program to relocate refugees languishing in Italy and Greece. The 10,000...
