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Zelenskiy’s party in spotlight as Ukraine holds snap parliament election
Ukrainians vote in a snap parliamentary election on Sunday that could consolidate the power of new President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and hand the novice politician a stronger mandate for driving change in the war-scarred nation. …read more Source:...
Exhibition highlights vote-buying in Ukraine as country goes to polls
As Ukraine goes to the polls for a parliamentary election on Sunday (July 21), a new exhibition in Kyiv is shining a light on the darker side of politics. …read more Source:...
The changing face of Ukrainian politics
Politics is changing in Ukraine. Old is giving way to young and social media is becoming the main source of information for new voters …read more Source:...
Fencing: Bianca Pascu secures bronze medal in sabre individual event of World Fencing Championships
Romanian Bianca Pascu secured the bronze medal in the women sabre individual event, within the World Fencing Championships of Budapest, after her qualification on Saturday for the semifinals, where she will face off Olga Kharlan from Ukraine. Bianca Pascu successively defeated on the main tableau Iana Egorian (Russia) 15-13, Olga Nikitina...
Ukraine’s comedian-turned-president seeks parliamentary majority via rock star coalition
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Hiding the endless horror of Chernobyl
In Ukraine, the authorities recently formally inaugurated a new metal enclosure over the destroyed reactor of what was the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. The gigantic dome covers the structure that was erected immediately after the explosion at the plant more than 33 years ago. In the first of a two-part series, RFI’s Dhananjay Khadilkar...
Ukraine parliamentary vote: Fresh start or a U-turn?
This weekend’s parliamentary vote in Ukraine will mark a turning point for the country. The legislature may gain many new young faces — or see pro-Russia elements receive a boost in support. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ursula von der Leyen: The European Union does not Want a Hard Brexit
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she would extend the negotiation term for Brexit if London gives a good reason for that, Reuters reported. In an interview with several European newspapers, including the German Zeitung, von der Leyen said the EU will wait for the new British Prime Minister to be elected first and then try...
President Rumen Radev opens Rozhen Festival of Folklore Art and Stockbreeding
Bulgaria’s President Rumen Radev opened the Rozhen Festival of Folklore Art and Stockbreeding-Heritage in the Future 2019 in the Rhodopes. Thousands of people from Bulgaria and abroad arrived today to take part at the Rozhen festival. Bulgaria would be left an orphan without the magic of the Rhodope song and the life-giving sound of the...
1.750 cetacean mammals registered in the Black Sea basin
The largest study of cetacean mammals in the Black Sea basin ended in nearly three weeks. The researchers flew over 12,000 kilometers during the study. A total of 1.750 cetacean mammals have been registered in the aquatory of five Black Sea countries-Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Turkey and Georgia, the Green Balkans organization, who studied the...
