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The Latest: Belgium mulls EU sanctions against Greece
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Council of Europe Human Rights Mission Going to Crimea on Jan 25
Secretary General of the Council of Europe Thorbjorn Jagland has announced his decision to send a delegation to Crimea on Monday, January 25. …read more Source:...
Ukrainians in Poland send PLN 20bn back home every year
Around a million Ukrainians who live and work in Poland send some PLN 20 billion back home every year, Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski has said. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
What the next president must do about Putin
Madam/Mr. President-to-be-elected, you will enter office facing Vladimir Putin’s Russia as a potential geostrategic threat to the United States. You will need a strategy to counter and resist this threat, which is only growing. At the moment, Putin appears to be closer to prevailing in Syria and holding steady in Ukraine, Georgia and...
Poland will continue to help Ukraine: FM
Ukraine is an important ally of Poland, and will continue receiving assistance from its neighbour, said Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski during the 9th Europe-Ukraine Forum currently underway in the central Polish city of Łódź. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
End sanctions over Ukraine, says France
France is seeking a swift end to international sanctions on Russia over its role in the Ukrainian conflict, the country’s… …read more Source: The...
No special status for east Ukraine without ceasefire: president
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine will not give its eastern regions greater autonomy until a lasting ceasefire with pro-Russian separatist rebels is in place, President Petro Poroshenko said on Sunday, in comments that could antagonize the rebels and the Kremlin. …read more Source:...
The Hidden Consequences of the Oil Crash
For months, American drivers have been greeted at gas stations with a pleasant surprise: Gas prices have fallen by half, dropping an average of more than $2 a gallon since their most recent peak in 2011. President Barack Obama took a moment to bask in the credit last week in his State of the Union speech: “Gas under two bucks a gallon ain’t...
Bulgaria – winner or loser in the South Stream saga
During the outgoing week we saw the start of the last season of the show called South Stream. After Bulgaria blocked the gas pipeline project in 2014 under pressure from the European Commission and US lobbyists, it will soon be clear whether the country will come out winner or loser in this saga. Since the start of democracy in this country the...
[Ticker] Soros funds Dutch Yes campaign in Ukraine vote
Hungarian-American billionaire George Soros is donating €200,000 to the Yes side in the Dutch referendum on the EU-Ukraine association agreement, through his Open Society Foundation, Dutch broadcaster NOS reported Friday. Voters will express their opinion about the deal in a non-binding vote on 6 April. …read more Source:...



