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      Turkey Begins Avocado Exports to Bulgaria
      Sep02

      Turkey Begins Avocado Exports to Bulgaria

      Following Poland and Ukraine, Turkey has started to export avocados to Bulgaria. Last week, 5 thousand 500 avocados were exported to this country, reports FreshPlaza. Alanya, Antalya, a city located in southern Turkey, produces 80% of Turkish avocados. Last year, the district produced 40 million avocados. Producers expect to grow 50 million...

      300 military sailors from Romania, Ukraine participate in Riverine 2019 exercise on the Danube
      Sep02

      300 military sailors from Romania, Ukraine participate in Riverine 2019 exercise on the Danube

      Approximately 300 military sailors from Ukraine and Romania will participate, starting Tuesday, in the bilateral exercise titled Riverine 2019, on the Danube, between Izmail, the Chilia arm of the Danube and Tulcea, a release remitted on Monday to AGERPRES by the General Staff of the Naval Forces (SMFN) says. The exercise that will take place...

      Pence says America will stand with allies ‘for our common defense’ at WWII tribute in Poland
      Sep02

      Pence says America will stand with allies ‘for our common defense’ at WWII tribute in Poland

      U.S. Vice President Mike Pence pledged Sunday that America will not abandon its allies, as he spoke at a WWII memorial in Poland and met in Warsaw with Ukraine’s newly-installed president, Volodymyr Zelensky. …read more Source:: Daily...

      U.S. still strongly supports Ukraine’s Crimea claim: Pence
      Sep02

      U.S. still strongly supports Ukraine’s Crimea claim: Pence

      U.S. Vice President Mike Pence reassured Ukraine on Sunday that Washington continues to back its claim for Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in 2014, even as U.S. President Donald Trump mulls cutting aid to the European nation. …read more Source::...

      Ukraine denies prisoner swap with Russia complete
      Sep01

      Ukraine denies prisoner swap with Russia complete

      The office of Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has stated that talks to exchange prisoners with Russia are continuing despite earlier news that a swap had been performed. …read more Source:: Baltic News...

      Pence says U.S. will continue to support Ukraine
      Sep01

      Pence says U.S. will continue to support Ukraine

      U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Sunday Washington will continue to support Ukraine, after meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Warsaw. …read more Source::...

      U.S. likely to toughen sanctions on Russia: secretary Perry
      Aug31

      U.S. likely to toughen sanctions on Russia: secretary Perry

      U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry said on Saturday that Washington will most likely continue to toughen sanctions on Russia after its annexation of Ukraine’s territory of Crimea in 2014. …read more Source::...

      Poland wants sanctions against Russia over Crimea to continue
      Aug31

      Poland wants sanctions against Russia over Crimea to continue

      President Andrzej Duda said on Saturday that Poland saw a need to maintain Western sanctions against Russia over its 2014 annexation of the Crimea region from Ukraine. …read more Source::...

      Berlin hit job could blight German-Russian relations
      Aug31

      Berlin hit job could blight German-Russian relations

      BERLIN — It was a textbook hit job. Up until the suspected assassin was arrested carrying a Russian passport, that is. Berlin is quietly seething over the assassination of a Chechen rebel fighter who was gunned down in broad daylight last week, allegedly by a man authorities believe to be a Russian agent. The case, which carries echoes of the...

      A Study of Bulgarian Far-right Proto-militias Dismantles the Theory of the Lone-wolf Extremist
      Aug31

      A Study of Bulgarian Far-right Proto-militias Dismantles the Theory of the Lone-wolf Extremist

      The following material originally appeared on Global Voices, 26 August 2019 15:55 GMT For the past four years, Bulgarian journalist and analyst Ruslan Trad (also a Global Voices contributor) and his colleague Kiril Aramov, a fellow at the Intelligence Studies Project at the University of Texas, Austin, have been studying right-wing extremist...