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Ukraine and the shifting balance of power
The presidential election and Russia’s new gas pipeline could change the landscape …read more Source: Financial...
The Ukraine women singing to drown out explosions
A group of women have formed a choir, which helps them forget their troubles in eastern Ukraine’s conflict zone. …read more Source:...
Ukrainian police officers injured in clash with far-right protesters at presidential event
More than a dozen Ukrainian police officers were injured during a clash with far-right protesters at a campaign even for Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko on Saturday …read more Source:...
Austria slams Ukraine entry ban on journalist
Austria urged Ukraine on Friday to allow a veteran Austrian journalist to enter the country, saying the ban was an “unacceptable act of censure”, as Kiev gears up for presidential elections. …read more Source: The Local...
The Black Sea Megalithic bow – questions rather than answers
The Megaliths – these mysterious rock objects, created millennia back in history, can be found in various parts of the world. Scholars divide them in Dolmens and Menhirs. Dolmens are stone structures in the shape of a cube with a large square aperture on one side and a slanting lid-like roof, built with no mortar. The Menhirs are large standing...
Merkel rejected U.S. pressure to provoke Russia’s navy, sources say
At a Feb. 16 meeting, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence urged Merkel to send German ships through a channel between the Crimean peninsula and mainland Russia to show Putin that Western powers won’t surrender their access to those waters, officials say. …read more Source:...
Crimea marks Women’s Day with combat gear and flowers
Masked activists in military fatigues fanned out across the Crimean city of Simferopol on Thursday handing out flowers to women ahead of International Women’s Day and the fifth anniversary of the Black Sea peninsula’s annexation by Russia. …read more Source:...
The Strain of Measles in Bulgaria Has Been Imported From Italy or Germany
Cases of measles in Bulgaria are increasing. They are already 92. The districts Blagoevgrad, Burgas, Plovdiv, Sofia and Sofia-city are affected. A study in a German laboratory has shown that the strain circulating in our country is imported from Italy or Germany. This was announced by Prof. Todor Kantardzhiev, Director of the National Center for...
Russian businessman wanted by Ukraine freed, lawyer says
Russian businessman who had been detained on February 28 during a short business trip to Athens, was released from prison on Wednesday night, his lawyer said. …read more Source:...
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[Opinion] Ukrainian election: a country struggling to reform itself
With a record of 44 candidates running for president, it remains to be seen who will become Ukraine’s next leader. But will Ukrainian politicians and their international partners be able to keep the country on the road to reform? …read more Source:...
