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Poroshenko: Ukraine Expects $7 Bln from IMF
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has said Ukraine expects to receive $7 billion from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this year. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Celebrates Day of Unification and Freedom
On January 22, Ukraine is celebrating the Day of Unification and Freedom. …read more Source:...
Ilves in Davos: Ukraine needs long-term, united support
Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves stressed while speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland that Ukraine needs long-term and united support as well as patience to encourage carrying out reforms in the country, informs LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
A very special version of Russian democracy
When asked whether their country is a democracy, Russians struggle to find a comprehensive answer. Russia cannot be understood with mere intellect Or measured by a common yardstick. Russia is so special That you can only believe in it. These famous lines, written by a Russian poet Feodor Tutchev in 1866, are rightfully timeless. Last week an...
Belarus 50th on Rule of Law Index 2015
The ranking covers 102 countries. For example, Kazakhstan was placed 65th, Ukraine 70th, Russia 75th. Denmark, Norway and Sweden top the ranking. …read more Source:...
Poland quibbles over who’s a refugee and who’s a migrant
WARSAW — Beata Szydło sought to deflect pressure for Poland to take asylum seekers by telling the European Parliament that the country is already doing its share. “You speak of migration — that’s a serious problem. Poland has taken in around a million refugees from Ukraine. People whom no one wanted to help,” Poland’s prime minister...
The Litvinenko inquiry sends a clear message to Moscow
Marina Litvinenko, the wife of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko, speaks to the media outside the Royal Courts of Justice, London, where the findings of the inquiry into his death were revealed. ©Philip Toscano/PA Wire/Press Association Images Sir Robert Owen, the chairman of the enquiry into the assassination of former Russian spy and UK...
Donbass refugees leave Russia for home
Increasingly, Donbass refugees are returning home from Russia, but wherever they now go in Ukraine, they face problems. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ukraine investigates Coca-Cola and Pepsico over Crimea map row: MP
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukrainian prosecutors have launched a criminal investigation into the online publication by U.S. drinks companies Coca-Cola and Pepsico of a map that showed Crimea as a part of Russia, a Ukrainian lawmaker said on Thursday. …read more Source:...
US official in talks with Warsaw on Russia, Ukraine
A senior US official has held talks in Warsaw on the West’s policy towards Russia and the conflict in Ukraine. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
