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International News in Brief: Polar bear watching earns Danish kingdom bucket list place
The Nordic region has four entries on the 2018 World’s Ultimate Bucket List, a top 50 chosen by flightnetwork.com based on the opinions of 800 travel journalists. However, only one has a Danish connection: ‘Watching Polar Bears Roam’ in Greenland, which placed at number 39. The other three Nordic entries are See the Northern Lights...
Sofia hosts 14th International Competition Young Virtuosos 2018
The International Competition Young Virtuosos 2018 was unveiled on April 15 with a concert of the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nayden Todorov. Sofia Mehonoshina is the soloist of the programme. The young clarinetist has just turned fourteen. However, she has already won a series of awards at international music competitions in...
Russia’s Artek youth camp hosted Assad children
The Syrian president’s teenagers stayed at a famous beach camp in Russian-controlled Crimea. …read more Source:...
Nord Stream 2 gas project strives to fill EU’s import gap
Gas pipeline from Russia to Germany does not plan to substitute Ukrainian transit, could also supply southern Europe, Nord Stream 2 tells New Europe. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Assad’s children visited Crimean holiday camp, Russian lawmaker says
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s children last year visited a holiday camp in Russian-annexed Crimea, the RIA news agency cited a Russian lawmaker as saying on Sunday. …read more Source:...
‘Our performances are a mirror’: making art out of Ukraine’s pain
An avant garde theatre is finding a way forward in a country facing war, poverty and corruptionA bow slides across cello strings, setting up an atonal motif. Drumsticks clatter staccato beats against the rim of a snare drum. An accordion’s bellows contract and swell. Dry ice fills the packed theatre. Related: Ukraine’s National...
Director Sergei Loznitsa on Russia: ‘It’s hard to change the mentality of a nation’
The acclaimed Ukrainian director discusses his latest drama A Gentle Creature, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and the ‘hell’ of Russian historySergei Loznitsa is enjoying a rare day off, ahead of the last day of shooting of his new feature, about the war between Ukraine and Russia. His hotel room in the provincial town of Krivoy Rog is...
German foreign minister: Pressure on Russia should be increased
Political pressure on Russia over its involvement in Syria should be ratcheted up, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Friday after a meeting with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. Maas was speaking a day after Chancellor Angela Merkel ruled out German participation in a potential military strike against Syria. However,...
Lithuanian PM supports continued arms deliveries to Ukraine: report
Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis has spoken in favour of continued arms deliveries to Ukraine as the country battles Russia-backed separatists in its eastern Donbas region, according a report. …read more Source: Polskie...
US wants to see Ukraine in NATO: reports
The United States wants to see Ukraine become a member of NATO in the future, the US permanent representative to NATO, Kay Bailey Hutchison, has said, according to reports. …read more Source: Polskie...
