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MH17 crash investigators to present new evidence next week
The team investigating the downing of flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine in 2014 will present new findings to the public… …read more Source:...
Estonia commemorates June 1941 deportation with national day of mourning
Every year, Estonia commemorates the anniversary of the June 1941 deportation with a national day of mourning. Seventy-eight years ago, Soviet security authorities deported 95,000 people from the Baltic states, Poland, Bukovina, and Bessarabia (today’s Moldova and Southwest Ukraine). In this move, Stalin’s regime destroyed local rural...
The Week Unwrapped podcast: Naughty yoga, firewalls and joke leaders
Why is Iran cracking down on yoga? How did a comedian become president of Ukraine? And why is China tightening its Great Firewall? Analysis Friday, June 14, 2019 – 8:04am Olly Mann, The Week and special guest Bassem Youssef delve behind the headlines and debate what really matters from the past seven days. In this week’s episode, we...
ForMin Melescanu says NATO, EU play significant part in ensuring Black Sea, Balkans security
Romania's Foreign Minister Teodor Melescanu said on Thursday that both the North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) and the European Union (EU) play a significant part in ensuring security in the Black Sea region and in the Balkans. Attending an international conference called “Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum,” hosted by the Black Sea...
Russia and America both want Moldova’s ruling oligarch to go
ON JUNE 8TH Nicu Popescu was on his way to a party in London. When the train entered the Channel Tunnel at Calais he was a humble think-tanker, based in Paris. When it emerged in Britain he had become foreign minister of Moldova. Since an inconclusive election more than three months ago, Moldovan political life has been gridlocked. Now it is...
Ukrainian president appoints Lithuanian Abromavicius to defense position – The Baltic Times
VILNIUS – Ukraine’ new President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday appointed the country’s former Lithuanian Minister of Economy Aiv…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
VMRO with initiative for new kind of identity document for Bulgarians abroad
MPs from VMRO party, which is part of the ruling coalition, announced a legislative initiative for introducing a new kind of identity document for people of Bulgarian origin living abroad. All persons of Bulgarian origin living outside the country who do not have Bulgarian citizenship will be able to apply for the “Bulgarian card”, as it will be...
Putin’s Russia ‘is not an empire’ despite Crimea annexation
Historian Martin Aust sat down with DW to discuss Russia’s imperial heritage and the annexation of Crimea. He also offered predictions about life in the country if and when President Vladimir Putin ultimately steps down. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Chernobyl and the rise of disaster selfies
Description Tourists in the ghost city of Pripyat Credits Genya Savilov/AFP/Getty Images Alt Text Chernobyl Social media influencers under fire over photos taken at site of the nuclear tragedy In Depth …read more Source: The...
‘Chernobyl’ creator asks tourists to show ‘respect’ at disaster site
Television show maker Craig Mazin reminded visitors to the exclusion zone in Ukraine that “a terrible tragedy occured there.” Tour operators have reported a huge spike in interest after the release of the miniseries. …read more Source: Deutsche...
