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Forint up on Ukraine cease-fire news
The forint was trading at 306.05 to the euro late Thursday on the interbank forex market, up from 309.26 late Wednesday. At 309.06 to the euro early Thursday, the forint moved between 305.92, a four-day high, and 309.73. It reached a near three-month high at 303.76 last Friday. …read more Source: Budapest Business...
Slovenia Welcomes Minsk Deal (adds)
Slovenia welcomed Thursday a deal aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis that was reached by the leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France following marathon talks in Minsk. …read more Source:...
Details of Ukraine peace deal revealed
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Hungary and Russia: The Viktor and Vladimir show
“JATSZOTER” (playground) proclaims HVG, a magazine, above a graphic of Hungary as a seesaw. Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, is at one end, Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, at the other. It is a fitting image, given that Mr Putin is due in Budapest on February 17th, two weeks after Mrs Merkel. His visit will mostly be about renewing...
Rosen Plevneliev: finding peaceful solution to Ukraine conflict has no alternative
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has hailed the deal reached by the leaders of Germany, France, Ukraine and Russia during talks in Minsk for a ceasefire from midnight on 15 February 2015. The commitment made by the leaders for regard of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine is of key importance for Ukraine’s future, the...
Ukrainians cautiously optimistic about ceasefire – video
Residents of the rebel-held city of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine say they are ‘hoping for the best but expecting the worst’ after a ceasefire was agreed on Thursday. Near Debaltseve, a government-held city, Ukrainian soldiers say they do not expect peace to be achieved on the ground. Fighting is expected to intensify before the 15...
Watch: Ukraine MPs in fierce fist fight outside parliament
With more than 5,000 killed in its revolution and ensuing civil war, you might have thought Ukraine has had its fill of violence. Apparently not,… …read more Source:...
No need to discuss sanctions after Minsk agreement-Czech PM
Brussels – The upcoming EU summit is not likely to discuss the softening or tightening of anti-Russian sanctions after the fresh agreement on truce in Ukraine was signed in Minsk today, Czech Prime… …read more Source: České...
Joerg Forbrig: It’s strange that issue on border control is delayed
Separatists receive weapons and new militants through the open Russian-Ukrainian border. …read more Source:...
Bosnia abandons sales of ammunition to Ukraine
Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday “banned arms and ammunition exports to Ukraine,” Reuters has reported.The agency said this came “following pressure from Bosnian Serbs,” while Bosnian authorities said the conflict in Ukraine “should be resolved by peaceful means.” …read more Source:...
