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Expert: Minsk Agreements prevented more tragic events in Ukraine
“The local conflict in the south-east of Ukraine did not turn into an international conflict,” said director of the information and enlightenment center Timely Concept Alexander Shpakovsky. …read more Source:...
Deinego: Minsk Agreements outline roadmap for Ukraine’s parties
“The parties outlined a so-called calendar plan, a roadmap. Since some control points have been specified, there is a possibility to assess the process,” said the representative of the self-proclaimed republic. …read more Source:...
5 European cities on the migration frontline
Europe’s mayors are angry. On the frontline of the continent’s fight against migration, city leaders see national governments and the European Union drawing up plans to tackle the refugee crisis that do little, if anything, to protect their citizens. Some are taking matters into their own hands, and tapping into years of experience in...
Ghost of European re-nationalism
Later this week, NATO defense ministers meet in Brussels to discuss the two biggest issues testing transatlantic security: a newly aggressive Russia and the terrorist threat posed by a burgeoning Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. Left unaddressed, however, is Europe’s most immediate and perhaps most significant challenge — the...
VIDEO: The couple trapped on Ukraine’s frontline
The elderly couple who will not leave the town of Peski on Ukraine’s frontline despite shelling damaging their house. …read more Source:...
Normal life in East Ukraine waits on demining efforts
Wednesday is the first anniversary of the “Minsk agreement”:http://www.osce.org/ukraine-smm/216511 that was supposed to end the crisis between… …read more Source:...
Writers from 15 countries to gather in Minsk for symposium
Taking part in the symposium will be representatives of Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, China, Turkey, Israel, and Italy. …read more Source:...
Belarus’ Year of Culture to be in spotlight at Minsk Book Fair
The 23rd Minsk International Book Fair will be held on 10 to 14 February. Guests from 29 countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, the United Kingdom, France, the United States and others, will take part in the forum. …read more Source:...
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[Opinion] Dutch voters could derail gay rights in Ukraine
If Dutch voters stop the EU-Ukraine treaty in a referendum in April, they will help to stall the reform process. What will happen to Ukraine’s LGBT community? …read more Source:...
Russian cosmetics company sets up plant in Estonia
The Russian producer of organic cosmetics Pervoye Reshenie has opened a plant in Estonia through which it hopes to win back the Ukrainian market and enter European markets, informs LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
