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Kopacz: Europe faces greatest security crisis since Cold War
Prime Minister of Poland Ewa Kopacz has stated that the Ukrainian crisis has triggered an unprecedented security threat to contemporary Europe. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Lavrov: West should pay attention to Kosovo, Libya, not just Crimea
MOSCOW – We wish our Western partners paid equal attention to international law issues in the bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, situation in …read more Source:...
Ukraine military says one serviceman killed in separatist east
KIEV (Reuters) – One Ukrainian serviceman has been killed and four wounded in fighting in separatist eastern territories in the past 24 hours despite a ceasefire deal, a Ukrainian military spokesman said on Monday. …read more Source:...
Japan slams ex-PM Hatoyama’s Crimea visit
TOKYO (Reuters) – The Japanese government sharply criticized a former prime minister on Wednesday for his visit to the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea, saying his action is at odds with Japan’s stance on the Ukraine situation and calling him “grossly imprudent”. …read more Source:...
Britain should arm Ukraine, says Tory donor
Former Ukrainian businessman argues that Cameron and Obama should send weapons and ammunition to support the government in KievEurope has failed to slay the demons of war – Richard SakwaAs the conflict in Ukraine approaches the one-year mark, the time has come to admit that the current approach of the west is failing. No one can seriously doubt...
Russia may ease Ukraine’s gas terms, but Kiev must settle its bills
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia may ease the terms of its gas supplies to Ukraine, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told Reuters, but he said that sooner or later Kiev would have to pay for the gas Moscow is supplying to rebel-held areas of east Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Eurosceptics playing into Vladimir Putin’s hands, says Labour
Shadow Europe minister Pat McFadden says it is incoherent for David Cameron to call for tougher European action against Putin and then threaten to leave EUThe willingness of Vladimir Putin to test European resolve has exposed the weakness of the Eurosceptic case and it requires a reinvigorated British membership of the European Union, according...
Russian Imperialism’s Internet Triumph
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Nato members hold naval exercise near Crimea
Black Sea drills follow arrival of US military tanks into Baltics for training mission …read more Source: The Irish...
Britain could be heading for another Cold War with Russia warns Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond
Hammond slammed Russian leader Vladimir Putin for “illegally annexing Crimea and using Russian troops to destabilise eastern Ukraine” …read more Source:...
