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We pay tribute to doctors, paramedics and Samaritans who died for freedom
On March 2 the Bulgarian Red Cross organizes a tribute ceremony at the Doctor’s monument in Sofia in relation to the 138th anniversary of the Liberation of Bulgaria from Ottoman rule. The organization has invited to join the event the ambassadors of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Romania, Finland, state leaders, representatives of...
Ukraine’s working group on security in session in Minsk
“Minsk is playing host to a meeting of the working group on security on the trilateral contact group on the settlement of the conflict in eastern Ukraine,” the ministry said. …read more Source:...
Ukraine tech start-ups hope to reform economy
Despite the conflict with Russia, the mood in the country’s IT sector is buoyant …read more Source: Financial...
Lost in Lack of Translation: Svetlana, Bulgaria and the Conflict in Ukraine
Novinite is introducing Svetlana Belenets, a Ukrainian seeking asylum in Bulgaria, and Carl Spate, a Briton who has been helping her along the way and who contacted us to tell their story. “I sent an email to the Ministry of Interior that Sveta is an illegal immigrant; then sent another one to the State Refugee Agency. She will be illegal...
Bulgaria’s Chief Prosecutor Says No Extradition Request Submitted from Ukraine
Ukraine has not yet demanded the extradition of Georgi Bliznakov, a Bulgarian national from authorities in Sofia, Chief Prosecutor Sotir Tsatsarov said on Tuesday afternoon. On Monday, private broadcaster bTV reported that Kiev would seek the extradition of Georgi Bliznakov on the grounds of alleged “illegal crossing of Ukraine’s border,...
Busting 3 Brexit myths
LONDON — Three years ago, British Prime Minister David Cameron transformed “Brexit” from buzzword into real-life politics. In 15 weeks’ time, Brexit might become reality when British citizens choose whether to stay in the EU — and the rest of Europe will find out if the EU should bother celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome...
Toilet rolls and gay apps to feature in Dutch vote on Ukraine
Dutch taxpayers are funding €2 million in subsidies for initiatives that stimulate debate on the EU-Ukraine treaty referendum. …read more Source:...
David Cameron’s deal is a farce – the Remain campaign should steer clear of it
Winning ugly won’t work, warns David Clark. David Cameron’s referendum pitch relies heavily on the mantra a “reformed Europe”, but it would be wrong for pro-Europeans to indulge the idea that the deal he negotiated in Brussels last month is anything more than a fig leaf. The parts of it that might turn out to be modestly beneficial...
How to Comb Russia’s TV News
Combing Russia’s television news networks. Image: Kevin Rothrock. This article is part of a larger guidebook by RuNet Echo to help people learn how to conduct open-source research on the Russian Internet. Explore the complete guidebook at the special project page. According to survey research by the Levada Center, the vast majority of...
Belarus, Ukraine discuss cargo transportation along Silk Road
The meeting was very fruitful as the parties settled many border-related issues. For instance, experts were instructed to review the agreements on mutual recognition of customs operations, which will help reduce the time that vehicles spend at the checkpoints. …read more Source:...
