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How the Great War could reign on Trump’s parade
Many of President Donald Trump’s critics fear he will start World War III. But he may bring good news for devotees of World War I. This coming Veterans Day, the weekend selected for Trump’s $30 million military parade, is also the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended the First World War on November 11, 1918. That’s the...
Former Ukrainian president speaks out about being poisoned
Ukraine’s former president Viktor Yushchenko says he hopes Europe will wake up to the threat posed by Russia in the wake of the poisonings in Salisbury. …read more Source:...
News in Digest: 21st century champions of solidarity
Few words embody the indomitability of the human spirit as effectively as solidarity. From Polish shipyard unions to freedom fighters, its essence underpinned many of the 20th century’s greatest triumphs over adversity. Fast-forward to 2018 and the movement’s new posterboy is Danish PM Lars Løkke Rasmussen, who has been dishing out...
Feature: Ruussaar in Eastern Ukraine, Part 4 | Corruption
ERR’s Ainar Ruussaar traveled to Eastern Ukraine in February this year as part of a training program for local journalists. In the fourth and last article of his series, Ruussaar talks about an aspect of Ukrainian life that has decisively affected the country’s fate as well as its reputation: corruption. …read more Source:...
Russia to Expel 60 U.S. Diplomats; Tensions Are Worst in Decades
Russia on Thursday escalated a confrontation with Europe and the United States over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain, saying it would expel 60 American diplomats and an unspecified number of envoys from other countries to retaliate for a mass expulsion of Russian diplomats working in the West and beyond that was ordered this week....
Inside the lobbying campaign that caught Mueller’s attention
The lobbyists hired by Paul Manafort launched a lobbying blitz barely a week after the Senate began weighing a resolution to publicly condemn the man who was effectively their client, Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, for throwing a political opponent in jail. A lobbyist for one prominent Washington firm, the Podesta Group, emailed the staff...
DefMin Fifor:Romania paying close attention to Black Sea developments, wants subject on NATO Summit agenda
Minister of National Defence Mihai Fifor, speaking on Thursday on the occasion of a visit to the 4th “Gemina” Infantry Division, said that Romania is paying close attention to developments in the Black Sea region after Crimea's illegal annexation by the Russian Federation and wants the subject to be entered on the agenda of the...
Ukraine takes Belgrade’s side in latest Kosovo flareup
Ukraine’s ambassador to Serbia says the government in Pristina showed itself to be “completely irresponsible” in the case of Marko Djuric’s arrest.”Ukraine supports Serbia completely in this case,” Oleksandr Aleksandrovych told N1, and pointed out that his country has not recognized Kosovo, and supports the...
Romanian journalists with historical communities around Romania visit AGERPRES
Representatives of the Romanian language media with the historical communities around Romania visited on Wednesday the headquarters of the AGERPRES National News Agency on which occasion they were presented one of the most important projects of the agency launched this year, the “Great Union – Romania, at 100 years” documentary...
Displaced Ukrainians and Battle Against Stigma – in pictures
Displaced Ukrainians and Battle Against Stigma, two series by Mark Neville, focus on the impact that post-traumatic stress disorder has on people who experience conflict.After spending three months embedded with troops in Helmand province, Afghanistan, Neville returned home suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.In Ukraine, he observed how...
