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As the western alliance crumbles, Russia and China are moving closer together
On diplomatic issues such as Syria and Venezuela, the two powers appear increasingly in lockstep. As the Western world fixates on Donald Trump, Brexit and all its other problems, its rivals watch with fascination and glee. Russia and China are cooperating more closely than ever before, learning from each other and increasingly confident they can...
Parliament adopts Declaration, on 15th anniversary of Romania’s NATO membership, reaffirming attachment to Alliance’s values, goals
Parliament reaffirms its attachment to NATO principles, values and goals and firmly supports a strong Alliance and the strengthening of the transatlantic relationship, indispensable for Euro-Atlantic security, shows the Declaration adopted on Tuesday by the Legislature on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of Romania's accession to the...
A comedian could be Ukraine’s next president. How did that happen? | Volodymyr Ishchenko
Volodymyr Zelenskiy has united a polarised country by rejecting angry nationalism – but his politics offer no panaceaA politically inexperienced comedian, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, is in the lead after the first round of presidential elections in Ukraine – and by a huge margin. He is almost 15 percentage points ahead of the incumbent president, Petro...
How funny is the comedian who may be Ukraine’s next president?
Volodymyr Zelenskiy is the leading candidate to take the top job in his country – so who is he, and will he bring the laughs?It’s a gag worthy of an Armando Iannucci screenplay. And yet it is real. In this week’s presidential run-off in Ukraine, 41-year-old actor and comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a political unknown, leads the pack of...
Boyko most popular candidate by Ukrainian votes cast in Estonia
Yuriy Boyko, the presidential candidate of the Opposition Bloc, received the most votes of those cast by Ukrainian citizens in the first round of the 2019 presidential elections at the Ukrainian Embassy in Tallinn on Sunday. …read more Source:...
Boyko most preferred candidate for Ukrainian voters in Estonia – The Baltic Times
TALLINN – Yuriy Boyko, candidate of the Opposition Platform considered to be pro-Russian, received the biggest number of votes from Ukrainian ci…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
PM Dancila says ARC camps connect children from Romanian communities everywhere to Romania
ARC camps are a means of connecting children and young people from Romanian communities everywhere to what Romania means, Prime Minister Viorica Dancila told the launch on Tuesday of a new edition of this programme. “It is a generous initiative that has developed and expanded in recent years, both by increasing the number of participants...
Russians rejoice as their favorite Ukrainian presidential hopeful, a comedian with no political experience, wins first round
Zelensky’s win means a healthy democracy, his Russian fans say.Volodymyr Zelensky (fourth from right), the unexpected frontrunner in Ukrainian presidential elections, tours with District 95, a TV comedy troupe he co-founded in 2003. Photo by Vadim Chuprina, CC 4.0 On March 31, Ukrainians voted on the first round on its presidential...
Comedian faces scrutiny over oligarch ties in Ukraine presidential race
Comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy is leading the race to become Ukraine’s next president thanks to an insurgent campaign that rails against corrupt politicians influenced by rich oligarchs. …read more Source:...
Ukraine elections: A third of voters dare to experiment
A triumph for Zelensky, a slap in the face for Poroshenko and deja vu for Tymoshenko: The results of the first round in Ukraine’s presidential election point to a harsh battle before the runoff ballot in three weeks. …read more Source: Deutsche...
