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Ukraine assists Poland with power supplies
As an emergency assistance to Poland facing a difficult situation with power supplies due to an abnormally hot weather, on September 1, Ukraine started electricity export to the neighboring country. …read more Source:...
Lyashko faction quits coalition
The faction of the Radical Party has left the parliamentary coalition, the party leader Oleh Lyashko has told the reporters. …read more Source:...
In pictures: September 1 in schools in Latvia and abroad
BNN offers you an insight into photo impressions from schools Latvia and abroad from Kyiv to New York. …read more Source: Baltic News...
‘Jiang Zeman’
PRAGUE — Twenty-seven of the EU’s 28 countries are boycotting China’s commemoration of the end of World War II. Meet the exception: the Czech Republic’s Miloš Zeman. The Czech president will be in Beijing later this week, thumbing his nose — not for the first time — at the attempts of the rest of the European Union to forge a...
Rinkevics compares Baltic and Crimean occupations
Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics said Tuesday that events in Ukraine were a “litmus test” of relations between the European Union and the Russian Federation, suggesting that the current worsening situation on the ground could lead to harsher sanctions. …read more Source:...
Big guns in east Ukraine fall silent, two more die from wounds in Kiev protests
KIEV (Reuters) – A fragile truce between Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian separatists appeared to be holding on Tuesday as both sides made a renewed effort to silence their guns and make the much-abused ceasefire work. …read more Source:...
Second Ukrainian policeman dies following Kiev protest
A second Ukrainian policeman died from injuries after clashes in central Kiev that also saw more than 140 people hospitalised, the interior minister said Tuesday. …read more Source: France...
Poroshenko calls events near Rada “stab in the back”
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says that the recent events that unfolded near the Verkhovna Rada on Monday are nothing but “a stab in the back.” …read more Source:...
Ukraine working group on political affairs resumes talks in Minsk
OSCE Special Representative in the contact group on Ukraine Martin Sajdik previously said that the working group on political affairs will meet weekly during the month of September. …read more Source:...
Terror outside Rada: Another wounded soldier dead
Another guardsman, Dmytro Slastykov, a conscript from Zhovti Vody, died in the hospital from wounds inflicted by yesterday’s grenade blast, Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov wrote on Twitter on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
