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Reports: Ukraine And Rebels Agree Ceasefire
Ukraine’s president says “we must do everything, possible and impossible” to end the bloodshed in his country. …read more Source: Sky...
Ukraine crisis: Government and pro-Russian rebels sign ceasefire agreement
The Ukrainian Government and pro-Russian rebels have signed a ceasefire agreement that could end the conflict that has killed more than 2,600 people. …read more Source: The...
Ukraine: Nato To Form Rapid Response Force
Nato prepares sanctions against Russia and warns: “Should you even think of attacking one ally, you will face the whole alliance.” …read more Source: Sky...
Ukraine crisis: Government and pro-Russian rebels sign ceasefire agreement, reports say
The Ukrainian Government and pro-Russian rebels have reportedly signed a ceasefire agreement that could end the conflict that has killed more than 2,600 people. …read more Source: The...
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[Ticker] Formal adoption of Russia sanctions may be delayed
The formal adoption of the EU’s new raft of economic sanctions on Russia may be delayed until next week, depending on the outcome of the peace talks in Minsk, several EU sources told EUobserver. The sanctions can be adopted through written procedure and will enter into force one day later. …read more Source:...
Ukraine crisis: Nato agrees major troop deployment to guard against Russian aggression
A 4,000-strong Nato rapid reaction force – initially including 1,000 British troops – is to be established in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine, it has been announced. …read more Source: The...
Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels agree ceasefire due to go into place today – but separatists still want a split from Kiev
Petro Poroshenko confirmed that envoys in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, signed an agreement. Rebels announced separately a deal on Twitter. …read more Source: Daily...
Czech president: There’s no Russian invasion – for now
Czech President Miloš Zeman says the conflict in Ukraine is a civil war and believes Russian officials when they say the Russian army “is not participating.””If you are referring to the civil war in Ukraine, we should call it truthfully and say honestly that it is a civil war. Of course, it may turn into a Russian invasion, but...
David Cameron presses for Nato force in eastern Europe video
Opening the second day of the Nato summit in Newport, the prime minister says he hopes to agree on a ‘multinational spearhead force’ with its headquarters in Poland and units in the Baltic states. Cameron says Nato member states ‘face new and evolving dangers’ from Russia and Islamic State (Isis) … …read more...
Chinese ambassador on cooperation, Kosovo, Ukraine
The Chinese government stands by its position that it will not recognize Kosovo, Chinese Ambassador to Serbia Li Manchang has said.”I know that over 100 countries have recognized Kosovo’s independence, but the Chinese government stands by its position and has no intention of changing it, Ambassador Li told the Večernje Novosti daily....
