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Ukraine may force church to add ‘Russian’ to its name
Ukrainian MPs passed a law on Thursday that could force the Moscow-backed church in Ukraine to add “Russian” to its name, aimed at curbing the influence of priests whom the authorities call a threat to national security. …read more Source:...
[Ticker] Former Ukraine PM wins EU appeal, but assets still frozen
The EU court has annulled a 2015 decision to freeze the assets of former Ukrainian PM Mykola Azarov, on the grounds that EU states failed to follow due process in accusing him of corruption. But Azarov’s EU assets remain frozen until at least March 2019, because post-2015 EU decisions to keep him blacklisted included “new...
Senate passes short-term spending bill to avert shutdown
The Senate passed a short-term spending bill on Wednesday night to avoid a partial government shutdown, kicking a fight with President Donald Trump over border wall funding until next year. The legislation was passed by voice vote and will keep the government open until Feb. 8, provided the House will pass it. Senate Majority Leader Mitch...
EU unveils minimal Brexit safety net for no deal
A no-deal Brexit will be no picnic — especially for Britain’s lucrative financial services industry. That was the warning from the European Commission Wednesday, laid out in its emergency contingency plans for a no-deal scenario, 100 days before the U.K. is due to leave the EU. Commission officials said they had made only the most basic...
Putin is tightening his grip on Ukraine
KIEV — Ukraine’s Christmas markets may be in full swing, but the season isn’t feeling particularly festive this year. Our thoughts are with the 24 Ukrainian sailors who were attacked and captured by Russia last month in the Sea of Azov, and the Kremlin’s attempts to destabilize the region. With a level of contempt and disregard...
World War 3 WARNING: Ukraine to RETALIATE after Russian attacks – ‘We have NO alternative’
A UKRAINIAN official has confirmed the country will send warships into the Sea of Azov, igniting another potential clash with Russia. …read more Source:...
Ukraine to send warships back to Azov despite Russian capture
Ukraine will send warships back to its Azov Sea ports again, a security official said on Wednesday, despite Russia’s seizure of three navy vessels and their crew in the area last month. …read more Source:...
EU cables hack reveals no bombshells but many insights
The leak offers picture of EU bureaucracy worried by China, Russia and TrumpWikiLeaks 2010, it is not, but the hack of the EU diplomatic service’s internal cables stretching back three years reveals much about the issues that preoccupy the European commission’s foreign policy apparatus, notably the rise of China.Throughout the cables...
INTERVIEW/Vassilenko: For Kazakhstan, the biggest challenge is to contribute to the reduction of tensions among key-players
Right now, in modern circumstances where there are heightened tensions among the global players, for Kazakhstan, the biggest challenge we see is to contribute to the reduction of these tensions among these key-players, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Roman Vassilenko told AGERPRES in an interview. “We fully understand the...
Bad Santas brawl in front of children in Ukraine
Two Father Christmases left children in tears as they brawled in the street in Odessa. …read more Source: London Evening...



