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Ukraine crisis: Crimean Tatars’ border blockade of their ‘occupied’ peninsula could strangle the economy and invite forceful response from Russia
“You’ve got to make up your mind”, Mustafa Dzhemilev said. “You’re either at war, or you’re trading with the enemy.” The leader of the Crimean Tatars, 71, was dwarfed by the lorries lined up behind him at the Chaplynka border crossing. …read more Source: The...
Smile, we’ve found 500,000 sets of false teeth
Residents of Ukraine’s Odessa region are looking forward to receiving free dentures this month, after its governor discovered 500,000 sets… …read more Source: The...
NATO signs agreements with Ukrainian government
NATO’s secretary general has taken part in a meeting of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council, during which a number of agreements were… …read more Source:...
Ukrainian pilot Savchenko goes on trial
Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko is on trial in southern Russia, charged in the deaths of Russian journalists in eastern Ukraine. She denies the claims, saying the case is a sham, writes Emma Burrows from Donetsk. …read more Source: Deutsche...
The Auschwitz paradox: an interview with Timothy Snyder
Heinz Jost (centre), commander of Einsatzgruppe A between March and September 1942, on trial at Nuremberg in 1948 (photo: Wikimedia Commons) In his 2010 book “Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin,” the American historian Timothy Snyder identified an area stretching from central Poland, through Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltic States to...
Russia: controversial trial of Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko opens
The trial of Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya Savchenko has opened in Russia. She’s accused of murdering two Russian journalists in eastern Ukraine… …read more Source:...
Vladimir Putin could LASH OUT and attack West as Russia runs out of cash warns top general
VLADIMIR Putin could LASH OUT and attack the West in the next TWO YEARS because he is fast running out of money, a top military figure warned today. …read more Source:...
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[Ticker] Nato opens embassy in Kiev
Nato chief Stoltenberg in Kiev Tuesday inaugurated the Western defence alliance’s first-ever embassy in Ukraine. He said “Ukraine can rely on Nato” and that “our partnership will grow even more”. `He said nothing about Ukraine’s prospect of ever joining the alliance. Most Nato states have also refused to arm...
Trial of Ukrainian pilot accused of murdering Russian journalists begins
Nadiya Savchenko stands trial despite international fears that the charges have been fabricated for political reasonsThe murder trial of Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko has begun despite international condemnation and accusations that the charges have been fabricated for political purposes.Savchenko – the best known Ukrainian citizen currently...
Poroshenko: Ukraine wishes to join NATO
President Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine has noted on September 22 that being not part of the NATO has been a “criminal decision» that the current government is ready to change. …read more Source: Baltic News...
