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Slovenian victims of WWI honoured in Poland, Ukraine
Monuments dedicated to Slovenians who lost their lives in WWI in present-day Poland and Ukraine were unveiled in Gorlice and Lviv on Wednesday. The two monuments honour the memory of more than 30,000 Slovenians who lost their lives in the bloody battles on the Eastern Front. …read more Source:...
Kaljulaid, Ukrainian prime minister discuss geopolitical, economic issues
During their meeting in Kiev on Tuesday, President Kersti Kaljulaid and Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman discussed a wide range of geopolitical and economic issues. …read more Source:...
Estonia’s Kaljulaid on visit to Ukraine, where warfare has escalated
Kersti Kaljulaid, the President of Estonia, is in Ukraine on an official visit taking place from May 22 to 24m which includes both meetings with senior officials and travelling to Eastern Ukraine, where the Donbass war has entered its fifth year. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Ukraine a target of aggression, illegal occupation: Polish FM
Ukraine is still a target of military aggression and its territory continues to be illegally occupied, Poland’s foreign minister has said. …read more Source: Polskie...
Putin set to ‘EXPLOIT weak’ Macron as France negotiates ‘without a carrot or stick’
VLADIMIR Putin is set to “exploit” a “weak” Emmanuel Macron as France desperately attempts to negotiate on matters concerning Syria, Ukraine and Iran “without a carrot or a stick”, it has been claimed. …read more Source:...
Memorials to Slovenian WWI victims to be unveiled in Poland and Ukraine
Two memorials to Slovenian soldiers killed in Galicia in the First World War will be unveiled in Poland and Ukraine on Wednesday. President Borut Pahor will attend the unveiling of the memorial in Gorlice, Poland, and Defence Minister Andreja Katič will travel to Lviv, where the Ukrainian memorial is to be unveiled. …read more Source:...
As Syria looks to rebuild, US and allies hope money can win where guns lost
President Bashar al-Assad is winning Syria’s seven-year war on the battlefield, but his American, European, and Arab opponents are ramping up the pressure on the economic front. Their plan to block aid and investment that could help the regime’s plans for reconstruction will frustrate al-Assad’s regime and his allies, but...
Ukraine tests U.S. missile systems for first time
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine tested its Javelin missile systems on Tuesday for the first time since receiving the weapons from the United States to boost its defenses in its conflict with pro-Russian separatists. …read more Source:...
Boris Johnson joins US in criticising Russia to Germany gas pipeline
Foreign secretary says Nord Stream 2 could leave Europe reliant on ‘malign’ RussiaThe UK foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, has joined the US in condemning “divisive” German plans to press ahead with the construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, arguing it could leave European energy consumers heavily dependent...
Poroshenko: Estonia has provided Ukraine with over €10 million in aid
In recent years, Estonia has aided Ukraine in the extent of more than €10 million, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said at a joint press conference with President Kersti Kaljulaid in Kiev on Tuesday. …read more Source:...
