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      Magnificat 2015 film festival to feature 48 films from 16 countries
      Aug31

      Magnificat 2015 film festival to feature 48 films from 16 countries

      The contest program of the Magnificat 2015 film festival includes films of directors from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Serbia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Poland, France, Italy, Spain, Ireland, India and the United States. The festival will also feature a joint work of Armenian and Argentinean specialists. …read more Source:...

      The Ides of September
      Aug31

      The Ides of September

      It was the calm before the storm. Brussels slipped into its usual summer slumber in August, but as a parade of commission officials, lawmakers, regulators and diplomats return to their desks this week, they face an unusually daunting post-vacation agenda — from fixing Greece to the migrant crisis to convincing Britain to remain in the EU to...

      The Guardian view on the latest Ukraine ceasefire call: why this could be the one that works | Editorial
      Aug30

      The Guardian view on the latest Ukraine ceasefire call: why this could be the one that works | Editorial

      It is too soon to be confident but this time the economic and political pressures may be mounting on Vladimir Putin to make agreements that will stickThe prospects are not good that the new international call for a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine will be heeded any more rigorously than its predecessors were. Yet in the continuing 16-month war on...

      Ukraine commemorates anniversary of ‘massacre’ at Battle of Ilovaysk
      Aug30

      Ukraine commemorates anniversary of ‘massacre’ at Battle of Ilovaysk

      The first anniversary of one of the most important battles in Ukraine’s eastern conflict has been commemorated in Kyiv. A “Ukrainian parliamentary… …read more Source:...

      Russia, Germany, France Call for Full Ceasefire in Ukraine Starting on September 1
      Aug30

      Russia, Germany, France Call for Full Ceasefire in Ukraine Starting on September 1

      Russian President Vladimir Putin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande called for a complete ceasefire in eastern Ukraine beginning on September 1 due to the start of the school year. The three leaders issued the call during a telephone conversation on Saturday, the main topics of discussion being the situation...

      Ukraine’s forces held up by red tape
      Aug30

      Ukraine’s forces held up by red tape

      “Of course we want to listen to the radio and hear the news from Kiev,” said Bardan, a Ukrainian infantryman based in a devastated neighbourhood on the northern fringes of Donetsk. “Out here, though, we just tend to pick up stations from Russia and Novorossiya Rock FM.” …read more Source: The...

      Kiev Admits 90pct of Its Intelligence Was Rubbish
      Aug29

      Kiev Admits 90pct of Its Intelligence Was Rubbish

      KIEV – About 90 percent of the intelligence information obtained by Ukraine in the summer of 2014 has not been confirmed, according …read more Source:...

      MH17 report will be published on October 13: Dutch safety board
      Aug29

      MH17 report will be published on October 13: Dutch safety board

      The final report on the downing of Flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine a year ago will be published on October… …read more Source:...

      Hollande, Merkel, Putin back ceasefire plan for eastern Ukraine: France
      Aug29

      Hollande, Merkel, Putin back ceasefire plan for eastern Ukraine: France

      PARIS (Reuters) – France, Germany and Russia back plans for a complete ceasefire in eastern Ukraine from Sept. 1, the French presidency said after their respective leaders spoke by telephone on Saturday. …read more Source:...

      Russia says Ukrainian hostage freed in Afghanistan
      Aug29

      Russia says Ukrainian hostage freed in Afghanistan

      MOSCOW (Reuters) – Dmytro Bilyi, a Ukrainian who was being held prisoner by Afghan militants, has been freed with Russian help, the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement on Saturday. …read more Source:...