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[Opinion] Corruption is greatest threat to Ukraine sovereignty
Beyond immediate financial assistance, what Ukraine needs most is to establish a functional, self-sustaining economic environment …read more Source:...
EU emergency meeting set to punish Russia – but Greece may intervene
Tsipras government could disrupt Thursday’s summit after it disagreed with a joint EU statement on Mariupol shellingEuropean governments are to push for tighter sanctions against the Kremlin and against Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine on Thursday, but the new left-wing Greek government of Alexis Tsipras is likely to use the emergency...
Positron emission tomography center to open in Belarus in 2015
Similar centers already operate in Russia and Ukraine. The Belarusian facility will have a higher throughput capacity and advanced technologies. Oleg Sukonko noted that, in essence, it will be a factory producing short-lived isotopes. The isotopes will be attached to a glucose molecule and injected into the body. Then the equipment will register...
Russia may declare 1989 reunification illegal
More than 25 years after the Berlin Wall’s fall, Russian lawmakers are mulling a proposal to condemn West Germany’s 1990 “annexation” of East Germany as Moscow’s answer to Western denunciation of its seizure of Crimea. …read more Source: The Local...
EU foreign ministers to blame Russia for Mariupol attacks and hatred-inciting media campaign
Foreign ministers of European Union member states plan to blacklist more persons and entities engaged in Russia’s war against Ukraine and to react to Russia’s desinformation campaign – read the draft conclusions of Thursday’s emergency meeting as seen by EU Observer news site. The conclusions must be adopted unanimously....
USA supports gas alternative for Bulgaria
Washington supports an interconnector between Bulgaria and Greece, US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Euroasian Affairs Victoria Nuland said for the Brookings Institution, NY. Washington upholds an interconnector gas pipeline between Greece and Bulgaria, which will allow the latter to receive gas from Athens via a liquefied gas...
Kazakhstan clamping down on freedoms, says UN report
Results of fact-finding visit say central Asian state allows ‘limited space’ for ‘dissenting views’ and fears protests like those that triggered Ukraine crisis Kazakhstan is clamping down on peaceful rallies for fear of a repeat of the demonstrations that triggered the Ukraine crisis, a United Nations rapporteur said in a critical...
US Gives $2bn To Ukraine As Fighting Continues
America warns of more sanctions against Russia as it signs an aid package with the Ukrainian government. …read more Source: Sky...
Ukraine’s withdrawal from CIS ‘not on the agenda yet’
“We have not received any official statements made by Ukraine’s leadership regarding the withdrawal from the CIS. Moreover, on the contrary, we have heard Ukrainian Foreign Minister Mr Klimkin say that there is no need for Ukraine to withdraw from the CIS,” stated Sergei Lebedev. …read more Source:...
Estonian MEP: EU should ask UN Security Council to form Ukraine peacekeeping mission
Urmas Paet, the Estonian former foreign minister and now member of the European Parliament, submitted a question to EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini today, proposing that the EU should ask the UN Security Council to initiate an international peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. …read more Source:...



