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German NATOÂ ambassador hopes for revived dialogue with Russia
Cooperation between NATO and Russia is on ice after the Ukraine crisis left relations at a post-Cold War low. But German NATO ambassador Martin Erdmann says it’s time to revive dialogue with Moscow.Few high-ranking diplomats will have worked at NATO longer… …read more Source:...
The big Polish-German chill
WARSAW — Times may be changing Poland’s foreign policy. If the opinion polls are correct, the right-wing Law and Justice party will take power in October 25 parliamentary elections, and the most immediate consequences may be felt in Warsaw’s relationships abroad. Nowhere more so than with Germany, Poland’s leading foreign ally...
VIDEO: ‘Black Tulip’ faces uncertain future
Black Tulip an organisation working in Ukraine to find and identify the bodies of missing soldiers might have to stop because of funding …read more Source:...
Germany’s triumph: from the ruins of war, how a new European empire was built
European integration was designed to contain Berlin’s power – instead, it has increased it. Ein reich über alles: Hans Burgkmair the Elder’s woodcut of 1510 shows a double-heaed eagle, symbol of the Holy Roman empire. Photo: AKG-Images In a blistering speech to the Greek parliament on 15 July, the former finance minister Yanis...
U.S. says imposes further sanctions on Russian, Ukrainian firms and people
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States imposed further Russia and Ukraine-related sanctions on Thursday, including on associates of a billionaire Russian gas trader, Crimean port operators, and former Ukrainian officials. …read more Source:...
American traitor, Israeli hero
The U.S. government’s announcement that Jonathan Pollard will soon gain his release from prison is cause for celebration in Israel, and understandably so. There, Pollard is considered a patriot and hero. By engaging in espionage on Israel’s behalf, he placed himself at great risk. Once caught, he endured considerable punishment — 30...
Russia begins pre-trial hearings for Ukraine ex-pilot Nadiya Savchenko
A court in southern Russia has begun pre-trial hearings in the case of a Ukrainian former military pilot charged over the deaths of two Russian… …read more Source:...
Making waves, if not ruling them
MORE than a year after America and its allies set out to punish the Kremlin for backing rebels in Ukraine and annexing Crimea, Russia is finding new friends and dealing with the West from a position of growing strength. At any rate, that is the message that Vladimir Putin has been delivering to his own people and anybody else who will listen. In...
Malaysia, Australia and EUÂ protest Russian veto of MH17 tribunal
Kuala Lumpur / Sydney (dpa) – Malaysia, Australia and the European Union on Thursday protested after Russia vetoed the proposal to establish a UN tribunal to try those responsible for shooting down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine last… …read more Source:...
After Russia’s U.N. veto, countries seek court for downed flight MH17 prosecutions
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – The five countries investigating the downing of a Malaysian airliner over Ukraine a year ago are considering setting up an independent international tribunal after Russia vetoed attempts to establish a U.N.-backed court to prosecute suspects. …read more Source:...
