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Friday September 4
The latest news from The City at 8am, plus a US business update landing at 4pm Apple and Google agree $415m ‘no poaching’ settlement Apple and Google are among a group of Silicon Valley giants who have agreed to pay a combined $415m to settle a lawsuit over ‘no poaching’ deals in place up to a decade ago. The Daily...
Poland to aid refugees, not economic migrants
WARSAW — Poland is ready to help alleviate the migration crisis, but opposes quotas set by Brussels and insists that Europe do a better job of separating true asylum seekers from those moving for economic reasons, the country’s deputy foreign minister told POLITICO. “We do not think that any kind of automatic system is part of the...
Polish president’s foreign affairs advisor in Kiev for talks
Polish President Andrzej Duda’s foreign affairs advisor, Krzysztof Szczerski, is in Kiev to discuss with Ukrainian authorities the timing and form of contacts between the presidents of Ukraine and Poland. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
NATO activates command centers in six European capitals
At an official ceremony in Sofia yesterday, NATO unveiled its integration unit of the Alliance forces in Bulgaria. The ceremony was attended by Bulgaria’s President and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces Rossen Plevneliev, Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov, deputy assistant of the Secretary-General of Political Affairs and Security Policy,...
Pres. Duda’s foreign affairs advisor in Kiev for talks
President Andrzej Duda’s foreign affairs advisor, Krzysztof Szczerski, is in Kiev to discuss with Ukrainian authorities the timing and form of contacts between the presidents of Ukraine and Poland. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Ukraine’s government bears more responsibility for ongoing conflict than the far-right
The question of autonomy in the Donbass has fractured the fragile coalition, but the government must start thinking of solutions – not point fingers at paramilitariesViolence erupted outside the parliament building in Kiev this week during protests against constitutional changes which could grant more autonomy to pro-Russian separatists in...
Gabrovo hosts 13th International Folk Crafts Fair
The 13th edition of the International Fair of Folk Crafts is to take place from September 4 to 6 in the Architectural ethnographic complex Etara close to Gabrovo. The event is organized under the patronage of the National Assembly Speaker of Bulgaria Mrs. Tsetska Tsacheva and is organized jointly by the Ministry of Culture, Gabrovo Municipality...
Russia faces new sanctions if pro-Kremlin militants hold own local elections
The EU and the U.S. may impose new sanctions against Russia, if the self-proclaimed DPR and LPR refuse to hold local elections according to the Ukrainian legislation – on October 25. …read more Source:...
Ukraine may receive gas from Lithuanian LNG-terminal
Construction of “Lithuania-Poland” interconnector will create technical possibilities for the transportation of gas to Ukraine through the Lithuanian LNG-terminal. …read more Source:...
Belarusian Combatants in Ukraine: Heroes or Criminals?
Alexander Charkashyn On 29 August, Ales Charkashyn, a member of tactical volunteer group Belarus Fighting in Donbas, died from combat wounds. This is the first known death of a Belarusian citizen fighting on the Ukrainian side. No Ukrainian diplomats attended Charkashyn’s funeral in Brest yesterday. Kyiv has been reluctant to acknowledge...
