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The Guardian view on Nato’s choices in Ukraine and the Middle East | Editorial
Nato countries have been blindsided by the new challenges in a world that gets more difficult by the dayPity poor Nato, faced with challenges which the great military and political apparatus it created during the cold war is so ill suited to counter. In the Middle East, the rise of a new jihadist movement burst upon the western nations who had...
Russian soldier: ‘You’re better clueless because the truth is horrible’
Despite Moscow denials, Ukrainian volunteers give accounts of fighting Russian army in Ilovaysk outside DonetskBloodied, dirty and stinking, the Ukrainian soldiers who passed through the town of Komsomolske on Saturday morning made for a sorry sight. But they were the lucky ones, who had managed to escape alive from an assault they say involved...
Opinion: High price for ceasefire in eastern Ukraine
The Kremlin will have reached an interim goal if there is a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine. But it wouldn’t mean the end of the conflict, writes DW’s Ingo Mannteufel. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Putin and Poroshenko weigh ceasefire
Seeking to make sense of conflicting signals analysts suggest both presidents have reason to make steps towards a negotiated settlement …read more Source: Financial...
Russian hostility to test Nato’s resolve
The western alliance will want to flex its military muscle in the face of the regional conflict in Ukraine and the broader threat from Moscow …read more Source: Financial...
Ukraine crisis: West reserves judgement on claims of ‘permanent ceasefire’
President Petro Poroshenko of Ukraine claimed to have agreed a “permanent ceasefire” with the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, but his announcement seemed premature as fighting continued in the east of the country. …read more Source: The...
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[Ticker] France suspends warship delivery to Russia
French President Francois Hollande has suspended the delivery of a French warship to Russia saying the conditions are “not right” and citing the “grave” situation in Ukraine, reports AFP. The mistral was supposed to be delivered in October but Paris has come under international pressure to halt the deal. …read more...
France suspends delivery of Mistral warship to Russia over Ukraine
France has suspended the delivery to Russia of the first of two Mistral helicopter carrier ships, due to events in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Ukraine, Russia presidents say ceasefire deal near
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Petro Poroshenko have said their two sides have reached a ceasefire deal. Germany’s foreign minister has called the announcement a “sign of hope.” …read more Source: Deutsche...
Obama calls for NATO solidarity in Ukraine’s battle against Russian aggression
Speaking in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, US President Barack Obama said Russian aggression in Ukraine that threatens a Europe dedicated to peace… …read more Source:...
