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US accusations that Russia is not respecting its neighbours’ sovereignty are ‘confrontational’, says Moscow
Russia has accused the US of adopting “confrontational” tactics, after the Pentagon updated its military strategy on Moscow amid the on-going crisis in Ukraine. …read more Source: The...
Bulgaria Will Continue Helping Moldova Build Closer Ties with EU
Bulgaria remains committed to the European integration of Moldova, Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov said at a meeting with outgoing Moldovan Ambassador in Sofia Alexandru Prigorski on Thursday. Bulgariawill continue to support Moldova with expertise and good practices on Chisinau’s path to building closer ties with the EU, Mitov said. During...
No Risk for Bulgaria from Forest Fires Around Ukraine’s Chernobyl
Forest fires in the exclusion zone around Ukraine’s closed Chernobyl nuclear power plant haven’t led to a rise in radioactivity levels in Bulgaria, the Interior Ministry in Sofia said on Thursday. According to the Interior Ministry, “there is no risk for the lives and health of the people on Bulgaria’s territory”, state news...
Legality of referendum challenged
As his snap referendum on financial bailout terms approaches, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras faces a rising chorus of criticism that the plebiscite does not conform to basic democratic rules. The arguments range from skepticism over the wording of the referendum and the short timeframe in which it is being held to a direct legal attack on...
Leader: Europe’s battalion of woes
The European Union has indeed brought peace and prosperity, but now this hard-earned and long-cherished stability is fracturing. An EU flag in Greece, which has been devastated by European austerity policies.Photo: Louisa Gouliamaki/AFP/Getty Images The aspiration to create a European confederation of like-minded liberal-democratic states was...
Russia, Ukraine trade barbs over politics, gas as hostility deepens
MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) – Russia expressed “deep concern” on Thursday over Ukraine’s plans to decentralize power as part of a peace deal with separatist rebels, underlining the gulf between Moscow and Kiev as the conflict rumbles on despite a ceasefire. …read more Source:...
Muzzling the Media: Defying the Kremlin Crackdown on Press Freedom
Against the backdrop of the bloody conflict in Ukraine, the Kremlin is seeking to harness the Russian media and increasingly clamping down on critical voices. But some journalists are refusing to deliver pro-Putin propaganda. …read more Source: Der...
Serbia “respects Ukraine’s integrity”
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic received on Thursday the credentials of the newly appointed Ukrainian Ambassador in Belgrade Oleksandr Aleksandrovich. On this occasion, President Nikolic pointed out that Serbia is committed to fostering close and friendly relations with Ukraine in all areas of mutual interest. …read more Source:...
Verkhovna Rada appointed Hrytsak head of the Security Service of Ukraine
Verkhovna Rada MPs supported the president’s presentation on the appointment of Vasyl Hrytsak the head of the Security Service of Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Russia says new U.S. military strategy is confrontational
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia said on Thursday a new U.S. military strategy was confrontational and would not help improve relations with Moscow, strained by the crisis in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
