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G7 unite to condemn Russia
G7 countries have united in their condemnation of Russia’s actions in Ukraine and Syria. Foreign ministers have agreed to set up a working group to study Russia’s ‘malign behaviour’. …read more Source:...
Chernobyl disaster: what happened 32 years ago?
Credits Igor Kostyn/Getty Images Alt Text Chernobyl, Ukraine, Nuclear Effects of the world’s worst nuclear disaster still felt by thousands across Europe One-Minute Read Tuesday, April 24, 2018 – 2:42pm …read more Source: The...
Ransomware infects Ukraine energy ministry website
Hackers have taken Ukraine’s energy ministry website offline, demanding a Bitcoin ransom to release encrypted files. …read more Source:...
Saxophone and piano concert at Quintinha da Música
Saxophonist Vitaly Vartulya and pianist Maria Nemtsova will be performing on Sunday, May 6 at Quintinha da Música, near Tavira, at 5pm. The duo will be playing music by Claude Debussy, Jean-Denis Michat and Nikolai Medtner. Vitaly Vatulya is Russia’s most outstanding young saxophonist. Born in Moscow in 1987, Vitaly started his music...
Warfare in Ukraine escalates, soldiers wounded
In the Donbas War that continues for the fifth year in the Ukrainian regions of Luhansk and Donetsk, Russian hybrid forces have this week conducted a total of 44 attacks, wounding five soldiers, the Ukrainian military reports. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Kremlin: We don’t regard tumult in Armenia as Ukraine-style revolution
MOSCOW (Reuters) – The Kremlin said on Tuesday it did not regard political tumult in Armenia, a close Russian ally, as a Ukraine-style revolution and was pleased that the situation there appeared stable for now. …read more Source:...
Ukraine to launch train from Riga via Vilnius, Minsk to Kiev, LG says talks ongoing – The Baltic Times
VILNIUS – As Ukraine plans to soon launch a Kiev-Minsk-Vilnius-Riga passenger train, Lietuvos Gelezinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) says neg…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Ukraine in Focus fest to showcase cinema from country in Tbilisi
A selection of varied cinema works from Ukraine will host audience of different ages at Tbilisi s Amirani Cinema Theatre to mark the festival Ukraine in Focus starting later this week …read more Source:...
Population Depletion Threatens the Economies of Eastern Europe
Nine of the countries that are at serious risk of losing a large proportion of their population over the coming decades are from Eastern Europe, whose younger generations have moved to the West to find a job. This is stated in a Bloomberg report, based on UN data, cited by FOCUS. The document notes that the young working-class population leaves...
BBC reporter Andy Verity was kicked in the groin in Ukraine
As he interrogated a Ukrainian mayor and suspected gangster about money laundering, Andy Verity was kicked and knocked over. …read more Source:...
