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Yatsenyuk pledges to name new Cabinet in September
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk says that he will offer a new Cabinet of Ministers to the parliamentary coalition in September, according to Ukrainian online newspaper Ukrainska Pravda. …read more Source:...
International experts gather in NL to discuss final MH17 report
International experts are meeting in the Netherlands on Monday and Tuesday to discuss the draft of the Dutch Safety Board’s final report on the disaster with flight MH17 over Eastern Ukraine on July 17th last year. The post International experts gather in NL to discuss final MH17 report appeared first on NL Times. …read more Source:...
[Ticker] EU extends aid to farmers hit by Russian sanctions
The European Commission on 7 August extended until June 2016 “the safety net measures for the European fruit and vegetables sector” after Russia extended, for a year, its ban on EU products in retaliation for EU sanctions. The measures, decided in August last year, have so far cost €155 million. …read more Source:...
The Russian patriotic groups teaching children how to defend their country
As support for the army surges, Meduza investigates the proliferation of state-funded clubs offering military training to children as young as fiveIn a small town outside St Petersburg, a group of children are being prepared for service in the Russian army. Arriving at 7pm, the class – all aged between five and 17 – will spend the evening...
British architect sues president’s chocolate empire
A British architect has filed legal papers in Ukraine accusing a chocolate company belonging to Petro Poroshenko, the country’s the billionaire… …read more Source: The...
Pro-Russian rebels swap fatigues for Speedos and suntan lotion
Standing on the crowded beach, the rebel stretched out his forearm to show off three stab wounds. “A Ukrainian soldier… …read more Source: The...
Ukraine puts Depardieu on its blacklist
Ukraine has placed 14 Russian singers and actors, including the French-born film star Gérard Depardieu, on a blacklist of performers… …read more Source: The...
Why Are Japanese Airsoft Fans Cosplaying the Ukrainian Military?
Ukrainian military insignia, a flack jacket, and a airsoft rifle, accompanied by an anime drawing—a Japanese otaku’s arsenal. Image from http://kumanori0108.militaryblog.jp/. Japan and Ukraine are miles apart, but as it turns out, Japanese airsoft players are big fans of the Ukrainian military—so much so that they are now dressing as...
Underdocumented in Donbass: Eastern IDs invalid in Kyiv
Official documents issued in the self-proclaimed people’s republics located in the Donbass region are not accepted elsewhere. There are many obstacles to procuring official Ukrainian documents, but it is not impossible. …read more Source: Deutsche...
How a secretive US agency discovered the A-bomb’s effect on people
When the the second atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki on August 9, 1945, 15-year-old Do-oh Mineko was working inside a Mitsubishi factory, eagerly awaiting her lunch break. The massive concrete and steel factory imploded on top of her and thousands of other adults and young people. Doh-oh sustained severe injuries, including a large gash at the...



