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Poland to purchase defence missiles from U.S. for 3 billion euros
Poland has signed an agreement to buy the Patriot missile defence system from the U.S. for 3.85 billion euros, as Russian annexation of Crimea from Ukraine in 2014 has motivated Warsaw to quicken its military modernisation. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Land of the rising sun
Portimonense celebrated with exciting forward Shoya Nakajima as the 23-year-old received his first full cap for Japan during the international break. Nakajima came off the bench during the second half with his team trailing 1-0 to Mali in Belgium, but soon demonstrated his worth when volleying home a return pass from close range to establish the...
Mueller: Rick Gates spoke to person with Russian spy ties in late 2016
Rick Gates, a senior official on President Donald Trump’s campaign, was in contact in September and October 2016 with an associate that the FBI assessed had ongoing ties to Russia’s intelligence services, special counsel Robert Mueller said in a new court filing. In a federal court filing Tuesday, Mueller described the associate of...
Premier League transfer news: Gabriel Jesus, Eden Hazard, Isco
Description Man City striker Gabriel Jesus scored Brazil’s winner in the friendly match against Germany Credits Patrik Stollarz/AFP/Getty Images Alt Text Gabriel Jesus Man City transfer news Brazil striker will not hold Manchester City contract talks until after the World Cup …read more Source: The...
Senior official Ciamba, Polish Deputy ForMin Cichocki discuss common security issues
Secretary of State for Euro-Atlantic bilateral and strategic affairs with Romania's Foreign Ministry (MAE) George Ciamba on Wednesday welcomed visiting Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Bartosz Cichocki to discuss current affairs of shared interest in the field of common security. According to MAE press statement, the two officials'...
How will Trump punish Russia next?
In national security, punishing people can be an art form. Figuring out the right tool to use—and how high to raise the volume in response to bad behavior—takes a lot of careful thought and analysis about what really matters to your target and what your own end goal is. The U.S. announcement—which followed similar announcements from several other...
In February 2018, the Number of the Trips of Bulgarian Residents Abroad was 379.5 Thousand
In February 2018, the number of the trips of Bulgarian residents abroad was 379.5 thousand or by 3.5% above the registered in February 2017. In comparison with the same month of the previous year, an increase was observed in the total number of the trips of Bulgarians to: Romania – by 12.9%, Turkey – by 10.6%, France – by 4.6%,...
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[Opinion] Nord Stream II aims to undermine Energy Union
The Gazprom pipeline simply does not have any commercial bearing. Rather, it undermines the functioning and effectiveness of the European Energy Union and circumvents Ukraine for gas transits – paving the way for further Russian strong-arming in the region. …read more Source:...
Germany’s AfD slams Merkel’s expulsions of Russian diplomats in spy row
The opposition far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) rebuked Angela Merkel’s government for joining Western expulsions of Russian diplomats after an attack on a former Russian spy in Britain, arguing that this harmed Germany. Berlin said on Monday it was sending four diplomats back to Russia as part of 100 expulsions by the U.S. and...
NATO Expels Seven Russian Diplomats and Denies Accreditation to Three More
Nato has expelled seven Russian diplomats over the Salisbury nerve agent attack, the organisation’s secretary general has announced. Accreditation requests for three other Moscow officials have also been rejected to “send a clear message to Russia”, said Jens Stoltenberg, in the latest wave of global condemnation over the poisoning of...
