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Sanctions against Moscow and their Bulgarian dimension
The issue on the relations with Russia will take the central spot in the agenda of the EU summit in Brussels on March 19 – 20. At the recent informal meeting in the Gymnich format of EU foreign ministers, held in Riga Bulgaria’s top diplomat Daniel Mitov stated that Sofia would uphold a new round of sanctions against Moscow in case it was...
President Iohannis pays homage to Kiev Holodomor and EuroMaidan victims
AGERPRES special correspondent Catalin Alexandru reports: President Klaus Iohannis on Tuesday started his official visit to Kiev with a visit to the Holodomor Museum and a solemn moment spent at the triptych placed on the spot where the first people fell victims of the Revolution that led to the removal of the Yanukovych regime. …read more...
Obama, Italy’s Renzi to meet on Ukraine, Islamic State: White House
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will meet April 17 to discuss a range of security issues, including the crisis in Ukraine and ongoing efforts to counter Islamic State, the White House said on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
Sofia-Moscow Relations ‘Not Good’, Russia Tells Bulgarian Opposition
Instructions from Brussels and Washington are the reason why the Russian Federation’s relations with Bulgaria are not going through the best of times, Russian State Duma Chair Sergey Narishkin has said.Receiving the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP)’s Mihail Mikov on Tuesday, he added that the government in Bulgaria sometimes...
US State Department: Putin admits Russian military intervention in Crimea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted that the Russian armed forces acted on the territory of Crimea and were ready to take aggressive actions. …read more Source:...
Rebel ‘status’ row erupts in Ukraine
A row about the proposed “special status” of rebel-held areas in eastern Ukraine threatens the country’s fragile ceasefire deal. …read more Source:...
Russia apparently preparing major war | Süddeutsche Zeitung – Germany
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States want arms deals rather than peace | Večernji List – Croatia
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Latvian MFA announces a grant project competition for cooperation projects in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine
On 16 March 2015, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced a grant project competition, “Support for development cooperation in certain recipient countries selected by Latvia”, reports BC the Latvian MFA. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Portugal registers boom in number of requests for asylum
Portugal has been registering a boom in the number of asylum requests it receives, according to TSF radio station. Teresa Tito de Morais, president of the Portuguese Centre for Refugees, said that the country received a never-before-seen 136 asylum requests in the first two months of 2015 alone. Most of them came from Ukrainian citizens, followed...
