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Separatists in eastern Ukraine ‘to mobilise 100,000 men’
Pro-Russian separatists fighting government forces in eastern Ukraine plan a “general mobilisation” under which thousands of men will be called up, one of their main leaders was quoted as saying on Monday. …read more Source: France...
Greek Foreign Policy: Drilling into Europe’s Patience
Strangely enough for many observers, the leftist SYRIZA party and its leader, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, did not stop surprising its European partners after ascending to power in Greece. But how should this rhetoric be interpreted? Novinite is having a look at two of the “pillars” of Greek foreign policy in the past week –...
Ukraine rebels ‘to raise 100,000 men’
Pro-Russian separatist leader Alexander Zakharchenko announces plans to recruit 100,000 men, as fighting with Ukrainian forces intensifies. …read more Source:...
Fighting in eastern Ukraine kills five soldiers
Fighting continued Monday around a strategic railway hub in eastern Ukraine. Around 15 civilians died over the weekend in fighting between pro-Russian rebels and Kyiv’s forces. …read more Source: Deutsche...
NATO ready to deploy units in Eastern Europe
Author(s): Dan Alexe international_military_attaches_eye_weapons_allegedly_made_in_russia_and_seized_from_separatist_militants_in_ukraine.jpg NATO will deploy small units in six Eastern European nations to help coordinate a spearhead force set up in response to Russia’s actions in Ukraine, the alliance’s secretary-general said Friday....
Polish ‘shock therapist’ Balcerowicz to help reform Ukraine
President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has invited Polish economist Leszek Balcerowicz to help create a wide-ranging raft of reforms for the country. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Ukraine slips deeper into war as hostilities continue
The city of Donetsk has been under almost constant fire after the breakdown in the Minsk negotiations, while the situation near Debaltsevo remains critical. Officials of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic (DNR) said that three civilians were killed overnight as the result of an artillery attack of the Ukrainian forces against a...
US considers supplying arms to Ukraine – report
The Unites States is considering supplying arms to Ukrainian forces, the New York Times newspaper said on Sunday. NATO’s military commander, Gen. …read more Source:...
War in Ukraine: Fighting rages after unfruitful talks
In Ukraine’s east, on Sunday, February 1, fighting raged following peace talks in Minsk that ended without a result. …read more Source: Baltic News...
OSCE: Minsk documents on Ukraine remain indispensable basis for peaceful settlement
The TCG remains open to continuing consultations at any time. In view of the seriously deteriorating situation in the south-east of Ukraine and the growing numbers of casualties, the TCG calls on all actors involved to engage responsibly in the comprehensive implementation of the Minsk documents with no further delays. …read more Source:...
