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Gazprom Demands $2.5 Bln from Ukraine for Unused Gas
Today PJSC Gazprom has sent a bill to NJSC Naftogaz of Ukraine requesting payments. …read more Source:...
Report: Putin could discuss economic alliance with Orbán
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin probably invited Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Moscow in February because he is seeking allies to oppose EU sanctions against Russia, Hungarian online daily nol.hu reported today. …read more Source: Budapest Business...
Crimeans still pleased by Ukraine split – but want love from Russia
Nearly two years on, Crimea basks in its freedom from Ukraine, but Russian relations aren’t as rosy as many would likeOleg Zubkov was such a big supporter of the Russian seizure of Crimea that he promised to set his lions on any Ukrainian nationalists who attempted to enter the peninsula. An eccentric businessman who built and runs the two...
Belarus’ young agrarian specialists to do internship in Germany in 2016
Belarus’ First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food also held a series of meetings and negotiations with the heads of official delegations, Ministers and Deputy Ministers of Agriculture of Moldova, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Argentina, Sri Lanka, Algeria, Japan, Afghanistan. …read more...
Lebedev: CIS sees economic cooperation as priority in relations with Ukraine
“Economic cooperation is our priority because everyone wants to preserve the economic ties. We very much hope that the situation in Ukraine will stabilize. The Minsk talks will contribute to this,” Sergei Lebedev said. …read more Source:...
European MFA urge to keep focus on Ukraine
The EU should remain focused on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, since this is a central issue for the entire European security infrastructure, the Latvian Foreign Ministry quoted Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics as saying at the meetings of the Foreign Affairs Council and the General Affairs Council, which featured discussions on the...
UK spends £500k to give Ukraine 3,500 first aid kits (…and they’ll cost £35k to deliver)
BRITAIN will gift Ukraine 3,500 first aid kits with a value of nearly half a million pounds, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon has announced. …read more Source:...
Latvia bangs drum for Ukraine at Middle East discussions
During discussions among his EU peers in Brussels on Monday, Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkēvičs said the bloc’s focus should be kept on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Mogherini: Minsk Agreements should be implemented by all parties to conflict in Ukraine
At the same time Federica Mogherini stressed that “Minsk” was hardly discussed by the ministers of foreign affairs. …read more Source:...
Serb election likely to result in government romp
Calling snap elections is a proven political gambit for Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vučić, who said over the weekend that he wants a poll two years before his government’s term expires. “Serbia needs four more years of stability so that it is ready to join the European Union,” was Vučić’s rationale. The real reason may be...
