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Russia says truce holding in Ukraine but little progress on peace plan
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday fighting has died down in east Ukraine since a new truce was put in place on Sept. 1 but blamed Kiev for not moving forward on other provisions of a peace plan brokered by Germany and France. …read more Source:...
Sofia expected to hone recognition of Bulgarians abroad ethnic origin
It has become known that in evaluations of the parliamentary committee for Bulgarians abroad, about 200,000 or even more Macedonian nationals were willing to become Bulgaria citizens. This requires an improved procedure for recognition of the Bulgarian origin of Bulgarian diaspora members. The problem with origin recognition is not new and its...
Poland confirms EUR 100 million loan for Ukraine
The Polish Council of Ministers has agreed on the terms of a loan worth up to EUR 100 million that will be provided to Ukraine, which will be partially used to purchase Polish goods in return. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Ukraine refuses to yield to Russia on EU trade
Kiev has said there is no chance of postponing its EU free-trade pact despite Russia’s threats, amid wider assertions of Ukrainian sovereignty. …read more Source:...
Five suspects in 13 January case are in Ukraine
Of 66 suspects in the 13 January case, five defendants currently are in Ukraine. As Lithuania’s Prosecutor General’s Office notes, although Ukraine has completely satisfied the legal assistance requests of Lithuania, the extradition of the suspects is impossible, informs LETA/ELTA. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Basketball team records first European Championship win in 22 years
The basketball national team beat Ukraine 78:71 at the European Championship, having lost the first two games by wide margins. …read more Source:...
What spawned Russia’s ‘troll army’? Experts on ‘The Red Web’ answer your questions
What is a Putinbot, and how do they affect political debate? Post your questions for Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan on how the propaganda war plays out online 4.39pm BSTReports on the workings of Russian ‘troll factories’ – formerly only on the radar of journalists critical of the regime – have become commonplace in recent months....
Ukraine crisis: Is conflict fuelling far-right threat?
Is Ukraine conflict fuelling extremist threat? …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s rebel republics adopt Russian rouble
Residents of Ukraine’s breakaway Donetsk and Luhansk regions went to work trading in a new currency this week — the… …read more Source: The...
Opinion: Protecting Lives Must Come First in Law Enforcement
Police action in response to indigenous protests is increasingly under scrutiny in South Africa. Credit: Thapelo Lekgowa/IPSBy Dr. Anja BienertLONDON, Sep 7 2015 (IPS)Everyone has the right to life. This principle is enshrined in Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and appears in numerous international treaties and national...
