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Secret Child of Chernobyl:Russia’s nuclear baby Mariyka forced to grow up alone in fallout
SHE LOOKS like any other female student in summery Kiev but Mariyka, soon to celebrate her 20th birthday, is unique. …read more Source:...
Russia condemned over journalist’s arrest
MOSCOW — The arrest of a prominent investigative journalist on drugs charges triggered protests across Russia and abroad in what is being described as a watershed moment for the country’s beleaguered independent media. Ivan Golunov, a reporter for Meduza, an opposition-friendly news site, was on his way to meet an unnamed source on Thursday...
Ukraine and Russia clash over Crimea at the ICJ
Ukraine and Russia have concluded the first week of depositions at the International Court of Justice in The Hague. Ukraine accuses Russia of not doing enough to prevent terrorism in its eastern Donbass region, and of violating the rights of Crimea’s Tatar population. …read more Source: Radio France...
International Orthodox Music Festival starts in Pomorie
In Bulgaria’s Pomorie, hundreds of talented singers from Bulgaria, Serbia, Russia, Moldova, Ukraine and the Netherlands gathered at the International Festival of Orthodox Music “Sveta Bogorodica Dostoino Est”(Theotokos – It is Truly Meet) for the 16th consecutive year . The event is held under the auspices of Metropolitan Yoaniki of Sliven...
Deposed dictators have often found somewhere to flee to – so where would Putin go?
Even with so much plundered wealth, which respectable state and political leadership would accept such a fugitive? In 1989-90, the Communist bloc’s rapid collapse and German reunification cut short Vladimir Putin’s promising KGB career in Dresden. Just a decade later, he was president of Russia and, excepting Dmitry Medvedev’s...
Chernobyl now: ‘I was not afraid of radiation’ – a photo essay
Photographer Tom Skipp visited Chernobyl and nearby Pripyat, its replacement town Slavutych, and the abandoned sites of the region – meeting the people behind the disaster: from the liquidators who worked at the fallout site, to the resettlers and the community who live and work in the area nowI arrived in Ukraine on the eve of the...
Lithuanian parlt speaker to discuss security issues at tripartite assembly in Ukraine – The Baltic Times
VILNIUS – Speaker of the Lithuanian Seimas Viktoras Pranckietis and his Ukrainian and Polish counterparts will open the 10th session of th…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Hungary boat crash: Arrested captain onboard different ship during another accident
Hungarian prosecutors say the Ukrainian captain arrested over the fatal sinking of The Mermaid in Budapest last week had been involved in another accident in the Netherlands in April …read more Source:...
Kateryna Handziuk: Five men jailed over acid attack on Ukraine anti-corruption activist
The 33-year-old died in November last year, three months after being attacked in the southern Ukrainian town of Kherson. …read more Source:...
Crimea is still in limbo five years after Russia seized it
THE METALLIC likeness of Catherine the Great towers over a park in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea. First erected in 1890 to commemorate the centenary of Catherine’s capture of the peninsula, it was torn down after the Russian revolution. After the Soviet Union collapsed, leaving Crimea part of newly-independent Ukraine, attempts to...
