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Leaders of Ukraine, Russia, France and Germany back extension of Ukraine peace deal
MOSCOW (Reuters) – The leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany have agreed to extend the Minsk peace accord on Ukraine into 2016, the Kremlin said in a statement on Wednesday, following a phone call between the four leaders. …read more Source:...
Ukraine says Crimea wine sale illegal
Ukraine condemns a Crimean auction of vintage wines as illegal and warns foreign buyers about international sanctions. …read more Source:...
Russian court jails blogger for five years for ‘extremist’ posts
MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian court on Wednesday sentenced a blogger to five years in jail for what it said was his extremist activity on the Internet after he urged people to attend a protest against high transport fares and criticized Russian intervention in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
PM Szydło meets Polish Diaspora
Polish prime minister Beata Szydło met with members of the Polish diaspora from Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus and Ukraine in Warsaw on Tuesday. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
PM Szydło meeting Polish Diaspora
Polish prime minister Beata Szydło met with members of the Polish diaspora from Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus and Ukraine in Warsaw on Tuesday. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Belarusian peace-loving policy credited with removal of sanctions
“Our stance can be welcomed because Belarus has always spoken in favor of peace,” noted the President. “We don’t welcome wars or any conflicts whether that be conflicts in Ukraine, Syria, Lebanon, Iran. We don’t accept such things. It is our stance.” …read more Source:...
Russia Does Not Want Donbas. It Wants Ukraine
It’s no secret that the Kremlin has one owner, but there are several towers whispering in his ear. …read more Source:...
Steinmeier Outlines Objectives for Minsk-2 Implementation in 2016
Germany’s Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier says he is concerned about the fragile ceasefire in eastern Ukraine and names the tasks to be fulfilled in 2016 by all sides to the Donbas conflict. …read more Source:...
2015, an awful year for Europe’s free media
LONDON — It was a terrible year for journalists in Europe. Attacks by Islamic militants, unjustified arrests, assaults, harassment, threats and tougher legal restrictions made it harder for editors, reporters and photographers to hold the powerful to account across the region this year, according to media organizations and NGOs. Hopes that...
The world in 2015 review: a year of living dangerously
We look back at the global spread of jihadi ideology and terror, tensions in international relations and a glimpse of hope in efforts to tackle climate change Good things did happen. Iran and the western powers reached a landmark agreement on circumscribing Tehran’s controversial nuclear programme. Israel was unhappy, as were Saudi Arabia...
