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NATO warns of risk of return to heavy fighting in Ukraine
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – NATO’s head warned on Thursday of a risk of a return to heavy fighting in Ukraine but said it would be unwise to declare a ceasefire agreement dead, despite repeated violations, because it remained the best hope for peace. …read more Source:...
NATO boosts Ukraine support, urges Kiev to reform
NATO is providing Ukraine with additional support in demining and overseeing its airspace, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced Thursday, while also calling on the crisis-battered country to press ahead with reforms.His comments came at a meeting… …read more Source:...
EU to counter Russian propaganda by promoting ‘European values’
Document outlines measures to provide alternative sources of information amid increasingly polarised media environment sparked by war in Ukraine. RFE/RL reportsThe European Union aims to counter Russian propaganda by boosting support for independent media in “eastern neighbourhood” countries and increasing awareness of “disinformation activities...
A Russian coup
MOSCOW — St. Petersburg has seen an attempted liberal coup. At least, that’s how one might describe a debate that began late last week at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russia’s answer to Davos. Alexei Kudrin, former finance minister and current chairman of the Committee for Civic Initiatives, an NGO, called for an...
‘Armenia is not a new Maidan. Please don’t make it one’
Protests against electricity price hikes in Yerevan have little in common with Ukraine’s uprising – but Russian geopolitical rhetoric has a habit of making self-fulfilling prophecies, says Paul Goble Related: Armenia protests escalate after police turn on demonstrators Many Russian analysts are hurrying to suggest that this week’s...
Company offering tours in Crimea searched by Security Police
The Latvian Security Police has searched the offices of a company that had offered services related to tourism in Crimea and Sevastopol. …read more Source:...
At NATO meeting, DefMin Dusa reiterates Romania’s support for Ukraine
At a NATO defence ministers meeting on Thursday in Brussels, Romania’s Defence Minister Mircea Dusa reiterated Romania’s support for Ukraine, underscoring that Romania’s position is “firm when it comes to Ukraine’s political independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity within the internationally recognised...
NATO chief warns of “risk of heavy fighting” in Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has warned there was still a risk of heavy fighting in Ukraine.”Ceasefire violations persist. There is still a risk of a return to heavy fighting,” Stoltenberg said in Brussels on Thursday, AFP reported. …read more Source:...
Rinas : Arrives first group of tourists from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan
TIRANA, June 25 / ATA / – The first group of tourists from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan will arrive Thursday on Rinas airport near Tirana, aiming to recognize the Albanian tourism. According to the announcement of the Ministry of Economic Development, Ukraine charter flight “Garden and Zoo ‘ will perform every day in Rinas starting...
Belarus ready to help find ways to resolve Ukrainian crisis via any format
“We are ready to organize meetings and take part in searching for ways to settle the situation in Ukraine as soon as possible via any necessary formats,” said the Press Secretary. …read more Source:...
