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Debate: Has the world accepted the Crimea annexation?
On March 18, 2014 Vladimir Putin signed the agreement on Crimea joining the Russian Federation – two days after a controversial referendum. Still today much of the international community still regards the peninsula not as part of Russia but as Ukrainian territory. Commentators describe what has changed on the ground since the annexation....
UK Brexit secretary: Government still wants third Brexit deal vote
The U.K. government will continue its attempts to secure MPs’ backing for Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal and seek to bring it back for a third so-called meaningful vote, despite Monday’s intervention by the House of Commons speaker barring such a move unless the deal is “substantially” changed, Brexit Secretary Stephen...
Bulgarian team wins World Electronic Sports Games tournament in China
The Bulgarian team of Windigo Gaming has triumphed with the title in CS:GO at the prestigious international tournament in China – World Electronic Sports Games (WESG). The Bulgarians became the surprise of the tournament because as were not expected to win but at the final they reached a victory against the Polish team Ago Esports. The team...
MAE’s Neculaescu – at FAC underscores importance of a visible and active committment of EU in Moldova
Secretary of State with the Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) Dan Neculaescu on Monday underscored at the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) meeting in Brussels how important it is for the EU to continue with a visible and active commitment to the benefit of the Republic of Moldova and its citizens. According to the MAE, the FAC meeting agenda included...
Bulgaria’s Black Sea Hotels and Restaurants Seek to Hire Seasonal Workers
Bulgarian seaside hotels and restaurants started recruiting applicants for seasonal work. The largest number of vacancies is for waiters, bar tenders, chefs, maids and administrators, reports BNT. Atanas Karageorgiev. hotel manager: Every year it is getting more difficult because there is a lack workers, not just qualified workers. Young people...
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[Ticker] Russia celebrates fifth anniversary of Crimea annexation
Russian president Vladimir Putin marked the fifth anniversary of Russia’s annexation of Crimea with a visit to the region where Monday was officially been declared the “Day of Crimea’s Reunification with Russia” public holiday. The EU commented that “we do not, and will not recognise this violation of international...
Ukraine’s Tymoshenko in fierce fight for presidency
‘Gas princess’ and former PM was face of popular uprising but lags behind in polls …read more Source: Financial...
Ukraine election: The ‘clone’ candidate for president?
Two of the candidates in next month’s Ukrainian presidential election have the same surname and initials. …read more Source:...
Europe under Siege: Collusions, Dugin and Bannon
By Jan LundiusSTOCKHOLM / ROME, Mar 18 2019 (IPS) EU Parliament elections take place every fifth year and votes have steadily been decreasing. In the last 2014 election, the overall turnout was 42.54 percent of those entitled to vote, in some nations it was just around fifteen percent. Nevertheless, results will not only be eagerly awaited by...
Vladimir Putin announces new online censorship laws as he visits Crimea
President Vladimir Putin has signed into law tough new fines for Russians who spread what the authorities regard as fake news or who show ‘blatant disrespect’ for the state online. …read more Source: Daily...
