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Ukraine: Forget about corruption – invest!
Kyiv knows full well that Ukraine’s economic crisis cannot be overcome without investments from the West. At a Berlin conference, the country is courting investors, but back home, the reform process has been slow. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Fear and family values in Putin’s Russia
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — Vitaly Milonov, the architect of Russia’s infamous anti-gay “propaganda” law, fears for Europe’s future. “Europe is sick with political correctness and liberal tolerance,” Milonov, 41, tells me, as he reclines on a sofa in his spacious offices at St Petersburg’s Legislative Assembly, where he is head of...
Ukraine guns fall silent but conflict remains
Ukraine conflict far from over despite truce …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s prime minister opts out of polls
People’s Front decides not to run in elections after support drops to just 1% …read more Source: Financial...
Prepare for a pricklier Polish foreign policy
WARSAW — The nationalist Law and Justice party will, barring any last-minute slip-ups, sweep into power in Poland in parliamentary elections on Sunday — bringing a more confrontational foreign policy style with it. In many ways, a change of government from the pro-EU Civic Platform to the Euroskeptic Law and Justice (PiS) won’t make a...
Ukraine’s New Banned Websites Registry: Security Measure or Censorship Tool?
News of Ukraine’s new banned websites registry has Internet users worried. Images mixed by Tetyana Lokot. When Ukraine’s Interior Minister announced the initiative to form a new cyberpolice unit on October 11, the focus of the media coverage—and of Minister Avakov’s statement—was very much on fighting online crime and beefing up...
Belarus-Ukraine customs system PRINEX launched
The PRINEKS system has been developed as part of the project “The assistance in the development of an electronic system of pre-arrival information exchange between the customs authorities of Belarus and Ukraine.” …read more Source:...
Deputy MFA of Lithuania, Ukraine discuss development of bilateral relations
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Mantvydas Bekesius in Kyiv met with First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Nataliia Galibarenko. The meeting addressed implementation of the Minsk Agreement, preparation for Ukrainian local election of 25 October, prospects of bilateral relations between Lithuania and Ukraine, reports...
Wine makers insist on receiving EU financing
Since the beginning of the Russian embargo, the export of Bulgarian wine to Russia has dwindled by 62% and the Bulgarian alcoholic beverage has been replaced with wine produced in Crimea and Abkhazia, Chairman of the National Wine and Vine Chamber Radoslav Radev said. Against the backdrop of this negative trend the Bulgarian wine producers are...
It’s time to rearm Germany and Japan
No issue in next year’s election will have more impact on our day-to-day lives than the Republican pledge to spend hundreds of billions more on the military than will occur in a Democratic administration. Since it’s accompanied by the party’s unanimous opposition to any net increase in federal revenue and a promise to...
