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Nord Stream 2 gets green light from Germany
Slovakia and other CEE countries oppose the Nord Stream 2, perceiving it as a violation of the diversification principle and posing another risk for Ukraine …read more Source: The Slovak...
Armenia’s disputed move toward true democracy
YEREVAN — Armenia plans to change its system of governance in a bid to improve democracy — but critics claim it’s all smoke and mirrors. In early April, just as Yerevan prepares to ratify a landmark agreement with the European Union, the small Caucasus nation will complete its shift from an executive presidency to a parliamentary system —...
Ukraine’s invisible scars
DRUZHKIVKA, Ukraine — Volodymyr Semistyaga was wading through documents in the archives of Luhansk University when the stomp of boots interrupted his reading. A group of pro-Russian separatists knocked him down, pulled a sack over his head and dragged him from the building. It was June 2014 and fighting between Ukrainian government forces and...
Hungary-Ukraine ties fray as Orban defends diaspora in re-election bid
Kiev and locals reject Budapest’s depiction of ethnic strife in western Ukraine …read more Source: The Irish...
Western sanctions on Russia: Lots of noise and little impact
The EU and the US have imposed wave after wave of sanctions on Russia since the beginning of the Crimea crisis in 2014. However, the Kremlin is sticking to its course and Vladimir Putin’s power has only grown. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Western sanctions on Russia: Lots of noise and little impact
The EU and the US have imposed wave after wave of sanctions on Russia since the beginning of the Crimea crisis in 2014. However, the Kremlin is sticking to its course and Vladimir Putin’s power has only grown. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ex-Trump aide Paul Manafort approved ‘black ops’ to help Ukraine president
Exclusive: Paul Manafort authorised secret media operation that sought to discredit key opponent of then Ukrainian presidentDonald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort authorised a secret media operation on behalf of Ukraine’s former president, featuring “black ops”, “placed” articles in the Wall Street Journal and US...
Lithuanian EnMin off to Ukraine to discuss Nord Stream 2 project
Lithuania’s Energy Minister Zygimantas Vaiciunas is leaving for Ukraine on Thursday to meet with Ukrainian officials and discuss the gas pipeline project Nord Stream 2 and possible cooperation in the decommissioning of nuclear power plants, informs LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Russia linked to anti-Polish attacks in Ukraine: report
Ukrainian officials believe that two men who staged a March 13 explosion at a cemetery in the Ukrainian city of Lviv where many Poles are buried were linked to Russia’s security services and acted on Moscow’s orders, the niezalezna.pl website has reported. …read more Source: Polskie...
Mueller prosecutors defend money laundering charge against Manafort
Prosecutors for special counsel Robert Mueller are urging a federal judge to turn down former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s argument that a money laundering charge he faces is flawed because the activity that generated the funds — lobbying for a foreign government — is not illegal. Manafort is accused of laundering more than $30...
