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Nord Stream gas pipeline deal will destabilise Ukraine – Czech PM
Prague – Czech Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka criticised today the agreement by Russia´s Gazprom and its Western counterpart firms on the extension of the Nord Stream gas pipeline as a project that… …read more Source: České...
An Estonian recipe for asylum reform
TALINN — Europe is facing the biggest asylum crises since World War II, and it is here to stay. Finding a way out is not so much about fair burden-sharing, but about a political willingness to adjust the existing asylum system. It also demands a much more active and creative pursuit of a common foreign and security policy. None of the conflicts...
Peace breaks out in east Ukraine, for now
Diplomats believe Moscow has abandoned thoughts of grabbing more territory …read more Source: Financial...
German FM: ‘significant progress’ made towards resolving Kyiv-Moscow conflict
Germany’s foreign minister says “significant progress” has been made towards resolving the conflict between Kyiv and Moscow. Speaking after meeting… …read more Source:...
Elton John to Vladimir Putin: meet me to discuss ‘ridiculous’ anti-gay prejudice
Singer blasts Russian president after meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart, Petro Poroshenko, during conference on LGBT rights in KievElton John has said he wants to hold talks with Vladimir Putin over what he called the Russian president’s “ridiculous” stance on gay rights.The singer extended the offer of talks after speaking at a...
Germany says ‘significant progress’ made at Ukraine meeting
BERLIN (Reuters) – German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said after meeting his Russian, Ukrainian and French counterparts in Berlin on Saturday that “significant progress” had been made towards a resolution of the conflict between Kiev and Moscow. …read more Source:...
Ukraine truce ‘raises hope of talks’
A renewed ceasefire in eastern Ukraine has opened up a window for political talks that could resolve the conflict, a monitoring group says. …read more Source:...
Elton John urges Ukraine to ‘wake up’ over gay rights
Ukraine’s revolution kindled hopes of a brave and free society. But some old hatreds die hard, gay pride marches came under attack this Summer and sexual minorities continue to live under the shadow of prejudice and discrimination. …read more Source: The...
Elton John tells Ukraine it has ‘a long way to go’ on gay rights
British rock star took to stage at a political conference in Kiev to urge the country to choose ‘freedom over repression and acceptance over hatred’ …read more Source: The...
Why Russia Still Loves Putin
It’s a weekday afternoon in Kostroma, a drowsy provincial center 250 miles northeast of Moscow, and something is stirring in a quiet apartment yard on the city outskirts. Upbeat instrumental music is pouring out of a sound system, summoning residents—most of them military families—down for a campaign stop by Ilya Yashin, an opposition...
