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Contact group on Ukraine to meet in Minsk on 17 November
The working group on security will gather in Minsk on 10 November, the working group on political affairs will sit next week. …read more Source:...
Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov to Seek First Victory Against Nadal in Basel
Bulgaria’s top ranking male tennis player, Grigor Dimitrov, will be seeking to record his first victory against Rafael Nadal at the Swiss Indoors tournament, which is taking place in Basel. In the first round played on Tuesday, Dimitrov defeated the Ukrainian Sergiy Stakhovsky with 6:3, 6:4, proceeding to the second round, which will take...
The ex-files: Former commissioners’ new jobs
A new survey from transparency NGO Corporate Europe Observatory tracks the positions now held by members of the previous European Commission, many of whom have taken roles on management boards of corporations, NGOs and institutions since leaving office a year ago. Here’s an overview of what former Commission President José Manuel Barroso...
Contact group on Ukraine agree to exchange captives
The Ukrainian side plans to release 11 persons, while the self-proclaimed republics will free nine prisoners. …read more Source:...
Erdoğan’s boomerang
ANKARA — With Turkey approaching its second election in five months, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan once again emerged from his gargantuan palace to campaign for the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP). Although the constitution designates the presidency as a nonpartisan office, that didn’t stop Erdoğan from pushing during...
Britain’s failure to strike Syria encouraged Putin in Crimea, says former Nato chief
The West’s “declaration of weakness” in 2013 over Syria encouraged Vladimir Putin to think he could get away with seizing Crimea, says Lord Robertson …read more Source: The...
Dynamo Kiev rejects claims it wants to segregate black fans
Stadium director quoted as saying he would consider a separate area for non-white fans to ‘avoid racism’ Reaction Tuesday, October 27, 2015 – 3:22pm Dynamo Kiev have rejected claims that they are considering segregating black fans “to avoid the manifestation of racism”, after footage of an attack on four black...
Fall in UK GDP poses extra challenge for Osborne
George Osborne is having his worst day since the government won the election in May © Yui Mok/PA Wire/Press Association Images Not a particularly good day for George Osborne as he has to face the realities of the voting down of his working tax credits legislation by the House of Lords. At the same time the first estimate for GDP for the third...
Latvia shares NATO STRATCOM experience with Ukraine
Latvia has been sharing with Ukraine experience obtained while working on issues concerning the Riga-based NATO Center of Excellence for Strategic Communications Strategic Communications (STRATCOM COE), Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko revealed on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
Lavrov thanks Belarus for efforts to resolve conflict in Ukraine
“We confirm we are grateful to Minsk where the conflicting parties managed to reach an agreement and where the contact group on Ukraine and its subgroups continue to meet,” said the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs. …read more Source:...
