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Ukraine stops Russian gas purchases
Russian gas purchases are suspended by Ukraine following a breakdown in talks aimed at keeping supplies running for the next three to six months. …read more Source:...
Still no suspects named in downing of MH17 over Ukraine
International investigators are looking into ‘persons of interest’ related to the Boeing 777 that was likely shot down over Ukraine almost a year ago. Although no suspects have been named, prosecutors claim optimism. …read more Source: Deutsche...
EU aims to head off Ukraine-Russia gas war
Ukraine and Russia may be in a state of quasi-war, but Ukraine is still one of Russia’s most important gas customers, and the shape of that commercial relationship is being hammered out in EU-brokered talks in Vienna on Tuesday. This is the first political-level meeting between the three parties since Russia and Ukraine struck a temporary...
Andreichenko: Belarus cannot accuse or acquit any of the sides in the Ukrainian conflict
Vladimir Andreichenko also remarked that Ukrainian events represent a very sensitive issue for Belarus. Ukraine is a neighbor, the Belarusian-Ukrainian border is about 1,100km long while the mutual trade turnover stands at $5 billion per annum. …read more Source:...
Still no suspects in downing of MH17 over Ukraine
International investigators are looking into “persons of interest” related to the Boeing 777 that was likely shot down over Ukraine almost a year ago. Although no suspects have been named, prosecutors claim optimism. …read more Source: Deutsche...
OSCE PA: Belarus plays constructive role in promoting Ukraine settlement
“Of course, Belarus plays a very constructive role as a facilitator of the Minsk talks. I think Belarus is doing something very important by trying to promote this dialogue,” said Kent Harstedt. …read more Source:...
Prosecutor: MH17 investigation going well
The criminal investigation into the cause of the disaster with flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine is going well, according to chief prosecutor Fred Westerbeke. The post Prosecutor: MH17 investigation going well appeared first on NL Times. …read more Source: NL...
Russia criticizes new Canadian sanctions, warns of response
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia expressed disappointment on Tuesday over new sanctions imposed by Canada over Moscow’s role in the Ukraine crisis and warned that it would respond. …read more Source:...
Ukraine ceasefire: ‘There is shooting all the time’
Skirmishes between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian rebels continue despite a truce signed in February, giving little cause for hope of an end to the conflict“This doesn’t smell like peace to me,” said the Monk, sighing heavily in his makeshift control centre, a former chandelier shop in the basement of a block of flats, near the remains of...
Does Kerry want an Iran deal too much?
As he meets with Iranian officials in search of a nuclear deal in the coming days, John Kerry may sense another presence in Vienna’s Palais Coburg hotel: his legacy. Over his 30-year political career, Kerry has long been knocked for delivering more talk than results. Achieving a nuclear deal he first began pursuing even before he became...
