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MEPs call for thaw in EU-Russia relations
Members of the European Parliament are urging governments in Russia and Europe to restore dialogue between their parliamentarians amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, which has strained the EU-Russia political dialogue for more than a year. The Progressive Alliance of Socialist & Democrats party has called for a “new initiative for political...
Selfie Empowerment: Russian Communists Want Your Lenin Selfies
Russian Communists want to make Lenin hip again—using the power of selfies. Images mixed by Tetyana Lokot. The art of the selfie photo has become a controversial pastime in Russia, especially after being branded “dangerous” by police, who have called for taking fewer risks and advocated for “safe selfies” with a special campaign. But Russians...
Putin promises protection for ancient Crimea ruins
Historians fear Sevastopol authorities will damage Unesco world heritage site Chersonesus, an ancient Greek city, to attract orthodox believers …read more Source: The...
Rightwing militia puts Kiev in its sights
Leader of the volunteer battalion Right Sector turns on Ukraine’s president …read more Source: Financial...
OSCE turns 40 with a wary eye on Russia and Ukraine
Detente policy in the Cold War, conflict prevention and protection of human rights were the goals set when the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe was founded 40 years ago. How has the OSCE managed? …read more Source: Deutsche...
Hundreds of Crimean Tatar groups gather for world congress in Ankara
Hundreds of ethnic Crimean Tatar groups from around a dozen countries are attending a major world congress this weekend. Those gathered in the… …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Constitutional Court approves self-rule plan for troubled east
Ukraine’s Constitutional Court has given a green light to decentralisation plans that would give more autonomy to separatist regions in the… …read more Source:...
Ukraine rebels ‘building dirty bomb’ with Russian scientists
Rebels in Ukraine are working to develop a radioactive dirty bomb with the help of Russian nuclear scientists, according to… …read more Source: The...
MH370: Why investigators are so confident that the debris is that of the missing plane
The first crash-landed at Heathrow in 2008 with no loss of life; the second hit a sea wall at San Francisco during a botched landing in 2013, killing three passengers; and all 298 died when the third was shot down over eastern Ukraine a year ago. Those are the only three confirmed cases of Boeing 777s that have been destroyed. In each case the...
Ukraine may grant autonomy to pro-Russian separatists in a bid for peace
Country’s highest court offers limited self-rule for three years to separatist-controlled areas of Donetsk and Luhansk in tentative move to fulfilling Minsk agreement …read more Source: The...
