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Greek Orthodox Church backs independence of Ukrainian Church
The Church of Greece said Wednesday it supported the right of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to grant independence to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine in 2018. …read more Source::...
Trump adviser Bolton, in Ukraine, warns of Chinese influence
U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton warned on Wednesday of the threat of unfair Chinese trade practices during a trip to Kiev and said he had discussed his concerns with officials, including President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. …read more Source::...
The illusions of the 1990s have been shattered but the decade is still distorting world politics
The future has turned out to be nothing like the optimists of that decade supposed. The 1990s was a decade of grand optimism. This hope appeared grounded in the Soviet Union’s fall, the subordination of Chinese communism to raising living standards and the domestic absence of radical politics. Many assumed that the future would be peaceful,...
Ukraine frees jailed Russian journalist amid prisoner swap talks
A court in Ukraine ordered jailed Russian journalist Kirill Vyshinsky to be freed on bail and released from custody, as Moscow and Kiev hold behind-the-scenes talks on a possible prisoner swap. …read more Source::...
60 years since the start of underwater archaeology in Bulgaria
An expedition took place in August, 1959, close to Kaliakra Cape in the Black Sea, which is regarded as the start of Bulgarian underwater archaeology. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of that event, the Bulgarian news agency, BTA, talked to Preslav Peev, head of the Marine Geology and Archaeology department of the Bulgarian Academy of...
The absurd and frivolous G7 summit signalled the end of the world order
The elite of every country is increasingly out of control. For a group of people supposedly craving the return of great power politics, the leaders at the G7 meeting in Biarritz looked remarkably crap at it. There was romance – Melania’s swoon over Justin Trudeau; there was comedy – Johnson and Trump on the stairs. And there was even drama,...
Up in Arms: Ukrainian aircraft-engine plant caught up in US-China rivalry
Ukrainian tycoon Vyacheslav Boguslayev is having a hard time parting with the company he has controlled for the past three decades, and it’s not just because it is close to his heart. The 80-year old is caught up in the global rivalry between the United States and China as he seeks to sell his defense company, Motor Sich. At stake for...
At least one killed in gas explosion in Ukraine
At least one person died and seven were injured after part of an apartment building collapsed in the western Ukrainian town of Drohobych, Ukrainian state emergencies service said on Wednesday. …read more Source:...
A Young Bulgarian Was Slaughtered in front of a Tavern on Rhodes Island
The victim is the Bulgarian immigrant Rosen Georgiev Todorov, who settled on the island 10 years ago, Trud Newspaper writes. According to local media, four people – a Bulgarian, a Pole, a Ukrainian and a 53-year-old Greek – were involved in the scandal, which grew into a bloody feud. The 38-year-old Polish citizen, who was a friend of...
Deputy head of presidential office may serve as Ukraine’s next premier
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s political party is considering Oleksiy Honcharuk, a deputy head of the presidential office, as its nominee for prime minister, one of the party’s lawmakers said on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
