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Putin backs Medvedchuk | LB.ua – Ukraine
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Ukraine president submits law criminalizing illicit enrichment
Ukraine’s president has submitted a draft law to parliament criminalizing illicit enrichment by officials, a condition for receiving support from the International Monetary Fund, the parliament website showed on Wednesday. …read more Source:...
Latvia urges Russia to open up over MH17 atrocity
Latvia’s Foreign Ministry on July 17 joined the chorus of international voices calling for Russia to release full details of the events that led to the shooting down of a civilian airliner over Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Why PrivatBank holds the key to Ukraine’s future
The fate of a nationalised bank once owned by oligarch Igor Kolomoisky is set to be a defining issue for the new president …read more Source: Financial...
MH17 downing and probe: What you need to know
A Boeing 777 passenger jet was destroyed above Ukraine conflict zone in 2014, with all 298 people on board losing their lives. International investigators blame pro-Russia rebels, and have started naming suspects. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Remembering the Victims of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 – Five Years Later
Wednesday marks five years since the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 (MH17) over conflict-hit Ukraine on 17 July 2014. MH17 was en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, with 283 passengers, including 80 children, and 15 crew members on board.Submitted by Keishel Williams on July 16, 2019 – 19:40 …read more Source: NL...
Ukraine says it has agreed exchange of prisoners with Russia
A senior Ukrainian official said on Tuesday his country and Russia had agreed to exchange prisoners from the conflict in eastern Ukraine over the next month. …read more Source:...
No ruling yet on Crimean treasure fate, court wants more information
The fate of a valuable collection of gold and other treasures from Crimea remains unclear after Amsterdam’s appeals court said… …read more Source:...
Crime Against Humanity and Individual Guilt
By Jan LundiusSTOCKHOLM / ROME, Jul 16 2019 (IPS) On 8 July, Bosco Ntaganda was by the International Criminal Court (ICC) found guilty of crimes against humanity. The 41-year-old rebel leader, nicknamed The Terminator, had ordered his fighters to “target and kill civilians”, kidnap children to be brought up as soldiers and girls to become sex...
Dutch appeals court postpones verdict on Crimean gold
A Dutch appeals court on Tuesday postponed its verdict on the ownership of a collection of gold artifacts from Crimea that was on loan to a Dutch museum when Russia seized the peninsula from Ukraine in 2014, saying it needed more information. …read more Source:...
