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Russia releases coin commemorating annexation of Crimea
Five years after annexing Crimea, Russia’s central bank celebrated with a new five-ruble coin. The Kerch Strait Bridge, finished last year, has been a scene of division. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Syria, Skripal and MH17: how Bellingcat broke the news – podcast
In 2012, Eliot Higgins began blogging about the news from his front room in Leicester. Seven years later, his investigative website Bellingcat has been responsible for revealing key aspects of some of the world’s biggest stories. And: Jonathan Freedland on the result of Theresa May’s meaningful voteEliot Higgins first became known for...
Ukraine bans Italian singer Al Bano as a national threat to the country
Ukraine’s culture ministry has put Italian singer Albano Carrisi, better known by his stage name Al Bano, on its list of individuals considered a threat to national security, Interfax reported on Monday. The list, compiled and updated by the culture ministry on the basis of requests by various other public agencies, is currently made up of...
Ukraine: Child rescued as buggy blown off Odessa pier
A three-year-old was blown into the sea off a pier in Ukraine, prompting a quick rescue. …read more Source:...
Ukraine presidential election: all you need to know to understand key poll
Ukrainians won’t have a shortage of candidates to choose from when they go to the polls to elect a new president. A record 44 people put their names forward, although five have since dropped out. …read more Source:...
Gazprom Stops Transit of Gas to Turkey Through Bulgaria
Gazprom stops transit of gas to Turkey through Bulgaria. The company has sent an official letter to the Bulgarian government stating that it will stop supplying gas on the Trans-Balkan Corridor through Ukraine until January 2020, the Turkish version of the Russian Sputnik News site reports. Energy Minister Temenuzhka Petkova has confirmed the...
Pivec and Trofimtseva discuss Perutnina Ptuj
Agriculture Minister Aleksandra Pivec and acting Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Olga Trofimtseva discussed cooperation in Ljubljana on Monday, including the recent takeover of poultry producer Perutnina Ptuj, which they would like to serve as an example of a success story. …read more Source:...
Pivec and Trofimtseva confident about Perutnina Ptuj future
Agriculture Minister Aleksandra Pivec and acting Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Olga Trofimtseva discussed cooperation in Ljubljana on Monday and were confident the recent takeover of poultry producer Perutnina Ptuj will serve as an example of a success story. …read more Source:...
Poroshenko isn’t the West’s ‘last hope’ for Ukraine
The recent opinion piece “Why the West loves Poroshenko again” (March 8) is disappointingly one-sided. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is not the “last hope” for Ukraine’s future. If other candidates win, the country will not necessarily fall prey to the influence of Russian President Vladimir Putin. If Poroshenko — who projects...
The week that could reveal Mueller’s end-game
Buckle up: The next five days could reveal how the Mueller probe will play out. Paul Manafort will know how long he’ll be serving in prison, closing the book on special counsel Robert Mueller’s most visible legal fight. Roger Stone will know his trial date, putting a timeline on when the public will get more details about his alleged...
