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Vladimir Putin ups the nuclear ante against the West
Credits Alexy Nikolsky/AFP/Getty Images Russia says it may be forced to aim weapons at Washington and cut strike time One-Minute Read Thursday, February 21, 2019 – 6:35am Vladimir Putin has threatened to develop new long-range weapons to target Western capitals and cut nuclear …read more Source: The...
Merkel’s go-it-alone legacy
BERLIN — No one has ever described Angela Merkel as being a gifted orator. That must be why her speech to the Munich Security Conference over the weekend was met with standing ovations and even hailed as “historic” by some. Instead of droning along in her trademark monotone as she usually does, speaking without really saying anything, Merkel...
Victims of Ukraine’s deadly revolution remembered five years on
The revolution happened after protesters hit the streets to demonstrate against the government’s sudden decision to pull out of signing an association agreement with the European Union. …read more Source:...
Munich Security Conference – Old Question Marks in the Shadow of the Anthropocene
SIPRI Director on Armament and Disarmament Dr Sibylle Bauer discusses the future of arms control at the Munich Security Conference.By Dan SmithMUNICH, Germany, Feb 20 2019 (IPS)This year’s Munich Security Conference (the MSC), held on 15-17 February raised many questions but didn’t have the answer. It was not a happy and certainly not...
Ukip wife swap: Channel 4’s surreal show Sleeping with the Far Right
Plus: BBC One’s The Missing spin-off Baptiste. Jack Sen is not your average British right-winger, and not only because his views are so extreme he has been expelled from Ukip and suspended by the BNP. For one thing, he grew up in America, where he lived from the age of seven until he was 20, and still speaks with a certain twang. For...
Spain to reject registration of babies born to surrogate mothers in Ukraine
A statement released by the Spanish embassy in Ukraine on Tuesday said the Spanish government is due to begin rejecting babies born to surrogate mothers in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Cyprus Orthodox Church backs Ukrainian church’s independence
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A peaceful solution stood no chance | Ukrayinska Pravda – Ukraine
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Comedian leads new poll in Ukraine presidential election
Comic actor Volodymyr Zelenskiy is the frontrunner in Ukraine’s presidential election, according to the latest opinion poll published on Wednesday. …read more Source:...
Eastern Europe’s problem isn’t Russia
There’s an enemy stalking the post-Soviet states of Eastern Europe — undermining governments, attacking the economy and sowing instability. Russia? No. The greatest threat to countries like Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine lies in their own poor governance and abuse of informal power. And while these weaknesses make them more vulnerable to...
