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Russia warns U.S. against arms to Ukraine as Biden due in Kiev
MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) – Russia warned the United States on Thursday against supplying arms to Ukrainian forces fighting pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, hours before U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden was due to arrive in Kiev. …read more Source:...
Lithuania President calls Russia ’terrorist state’ – The Baltic Times
Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaite has called Russia a ‘terrorist state’ and warns that the current conflict in Ukraine could spread further if not stopped. “Lithuania is one … …read more Source: The Baltic...
Nearly 1,000 killed during Ukraine ceasefire, says UN
Human rights watchdog says 957 people have died since peace pact was signed in September, with abuses on both sidesAlmost 1,000 people have been killed in Ukraine since a ceasefire in September, an average of 13 people a day, according to the UN.A report from the organisation’s human rights monitoring mission in Ukraine puts the death toll...
Serbia won’t join sanctions in coming “days, years”
President Tomislav Nikolić has said Serbia “will not impose sanctions on Russia at this moment,” but that EU membership will mean “a common foreign policy.”He was addressing a joint news conference in Belgrade on Thursday with visiting EU Enlargement and Neighborhood Policy Commissioner Johannes Hahn. …read more...
Russia hopes bilateral relations know major change, after new president of Romania election
Russia on Thursday voiced its hope that, after the election of the new president of Romania, Klaus Iohannis, the two states will register “a major change” in their relations, after the pause caused by “Bucharest’s critics to Moscow’s policy” regarding the Ukrainian conflict, but also other international issues,...
Putin’s spokesperson discusses possibility of coup d’état in Latvia
During a discussion with BBC about the crisis in Ukraine and its impact on relations between the West and Moscow, Vladimir Putin’s Press-representative Dmitry Peskov discussed a theoretical possibility of a coup d’état in Latvia. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Charlemagne: Cold comfort
ALL of Europe rejoiced when the European Space Agency deposited Philae, a probe the size of a kitchen appliance, on the surface of a comet 300m miles (480m km) from the Earth. It was like throwing a dart blindfolded across an ocean and hitting the bullseye. Philae fell silent soon afterwards, but not before dispatching reams of data and a shot of...
Nearly 1,000 killed in Ukraine since start of ceasefire, UN says
Fighting in eastern Ukraine has claimed the lives of nearly 1,000 people since the signing of a fragile ceasefire agreement in September, the United Nations said on Thursday. …read more Source: France...
Almost 1,000 dead since Ukraine truce
An average of 13 people have been killed daily in eastern Ukraine since the 5 September ceasefire came into place, a leading UN official says. …read more Source:...
NATO chief calls on Russia to pull back troops from eastern Ukraine – The Baltic Times
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has called on Russia to pull back its troops from eastern Ukraine amid conflict in the east of the country. Moscow has repeatedly denied its troops are stationed in … …read more Source: The Baltic...
