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Medvedev: Russia does not interfere in EEU partners’ relations with third countries
“Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan maintain their own relations with Ukraine. We do not interfere into the relations of the EEU partners with third countries. We do not push them or dictate them anything,” said Dmitry Medvedev. …read more Source:...
Ukraine, Nato rebuke Putin on Syria
The Ukrainian president, and a top Nato general, have accused Russia of trying to hoodwink the international community on Syria. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s contact group signs additions to Minsk Agreements
The special representative added that the document has not been yet signed by representatives of the self-proclaimed republics. They promised, however, that it would be done by those who name themselves heads of these territories in southeast Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Trilateral Contact Group Agrees on Withdrawal of Weapons in Eastern Ukraine
The Working Group on Security of the Trilateral Contact Group, which involves representatives of Ukraine, Russia and the OSCE, reached an agreement on Tuesday on the withdrawal of tanks and other weapons from the frontline in eastern Ukraine. The latest agreement supplements the Minsk ceasefire accords, which were signed in February. Martin...
Sajdik: Ukraine’s group for political affairs to meet in Minsk on weekly basis
The working group for political affairs discussed three issues at its recent meetings. They included a special status for separate territories of Donetsk and Lugansk Oblasts, local elections and amnesty. …read more Source:...
Focus softens on Ukraine after speeches at the United Nations
Ukraine President Petro Poreshenko in his speech at the United Nations assailed Moscow for what he called its “brutal aggression” in the east of the… …read more Source:...
Putin and Obama disagree on Syria? Think again
The bad blood between Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin and their so-called dueling speeches at the United Nations on Monday masks a deeper reality: The two presidents are today in more alignment than they have been in years on what to do about Syria. As a result, some sources suggest that despite the tough rhetoric on the surface between the two...
NATO reaches fork in road
After 14 years of fighting against Al Qaida, the Taliban and now ISIL, while increasingly focusing on Asia Pacific, the United States is waking up to the reality that Europe, once considered an island of peace and stability, is in trouble. Europe is buffeted by three powerful gales: the deteriorating security situation along NATO’s southern...
Syria, bilateral relations, Ukraine discussed by Greek and Russian foreign ministers
The war in Syria, bilateral relations, the situation in Ukraine and Greek-Russia cooperation were the main issues covered in a… …read more Source:...
Ukraine leader mocks Russia’s call for anti-terrorism coalition
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Tuesday derided Russia’s call for the creation of an international antiterrorism coalition, saying the Russians inspire terrorism on their own doorstep and back bellicose puppet governments. …read more Source:...
