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Ukraine: Shelling of rebel-held Donetsk takes toll on residents
Loud explosions have echoed through the rebel stronghold of Donetsk, eastern Ukraine. Fighting between pro-Russian militants and Ukrainian armed… …read more Source:...
Sikorski: ‘Sanctions against Russia were inevitable’
Poland’s foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski has said the newly agreed EU sanctions against Russia were ‘inevitable’ and that they should make Moscow ‘sit up and think.’ …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Ukraine crisis: Sanctions will make Russia’s ‘weak economy even weaker’, says President Obama
A new wave of sanctions against Russian banks and companies will be imposed within days by the European Union, supported by fresh action against President Vladimir Putin’s closest allies. …read more Source: The...
US and EU agree to ratchet up economic pressure on Russia over its support for Ukraine rebels
The US has expanded sanctions against Russia over its role in Ukraine. It follows agreement by European leaders to slap on their own new economic… …read more Source:...
Opinion: EU backs words with actions on Russia sanctions
For months, the EU looked on as Moscow destabilized Eastern Ukraine. But after the downing of MH17, Brussels had no choice but to impose economic sanctions against Russia, says DW’s Bernd Riegert. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Qantas should be forced to stop flying over war zones, says union leader
Transport Workers Union national secretary says Abbott government should insist on planes being reroutedThe Abbott government must step in to reroute Qantas and other Australian flights away from conflict zones after the MH17 tragedy, a union leader says.The national secretary of the Transport Workers Union (TWU), Tony Sheldon, said travellers...
MH17: Abbott says Australia is unlikely to follow tougher US and EU sanctions
Prime minister says his priority is recovering bodies from the crash site as the US and EU increase sanctions against Russia Australia is unlikely to follow the US and European Union in pursuing new sanctions against Russia as its focus remains on recovering the bodies of victims of the downed flight MH17 in eastern Ukraine.Tony Abbott played...
Camera Phones vs. Kalashnikovs in Ukraine’s Separtist-held Luhansk
This article is part of an extensive RuNet Echo study of Russian-language blogosphere in Eastern Ukraine. Explore the complete interview series on the Eastern Ukraine Unfiltered page. Ukraine’s media landscape has never been subject to the sort of top-down state control found in Russia (though the Yanukovych regime certainly tried its best...
The Angriest Man in Odessa is on the Front Lines of Ukraine’s Information War
This article is part of an extensive RuNet Echo study of Russian-language blogosphere in Eastern Ukraine. Explore the complete interview series on the Eastern Ukraine Unfiltered page. Most of the unrest that followed the ouster of Viktor Yanukovych was centered in Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk, but other parts of Ukraine did not escape unscathed....
The Mouthpiece of Totalitarian Propaganda — Crimea’s Colonel Cassad
This article is part of an extensive RuNet Echo study of Russian-language blogosphere in Eastern Ukraine. Explore the complete interview series on the Eastern Ukraine Unfiltered page. Since the Yanukovych regime fell in February 2014, one of the most popular explanations for the political violence that gripped the south and east of Ukraine is...
