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Bulgaria has not taken decision to expel Russian diplomats
The Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has confirmed in an interview to the Bulgarian National Radio that this country has not taken a decision to expel Russian diplomats. BNR has sought information from the ministry at the backdrop of decisions by the United States, Canada, Ukraine, Albania and 14 EU Member States to expel a total of over 100 Russian...
15 EU member states to expel Russian diplomats
Fifteen EU member states, as well as the US, Canada and Ukraine, are expelling more than 100 Russian diplomats, in response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Salisbury in England earlier this month. …read more Source: RTÉ...
Russian Embassy calls Romania’s decision to expel a Russian diplomat ‘manifestation of collective political madness’
Romania's decision to expel a Russian diplomat in Bucharest – taken in the context of the chemical attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in the UK – is probably “the manifestation of collective political madness,” according to a message released by the Russian Embassy in Bucharest on Monday. The comment is...
May: More than 100 Russian intelligence officers expelled from 18 countries
More than 100 Russian intelligence officers are to be expelled from 18 countries in response to the Salisbury chemical attack, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said on Monday. Speaking to MPs in the House of Commons, May said that the U.K., EU countries, the U.S., Canada and Ukraine had “sent a message that we will not tolerate Russia’s...
Battle of leaks as Hungarian campaign heats up
For Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the stakes of next month’s general election just got a lot higher. A spate of corruption allegations and new questions over whether his government had a role in leaking recordings of civil society leaders mean a surprise loss could translate into years spent behind bars. With less than two weeks to go before...
14 EU countries expel Russian diplomats
Fourteen EU countries joined with the United States and other allies to expel Russian diplomats on Monday in response to a nerve agent attack in Salibsury, England. European Council President Donald Tusk announced the coordinated expulsions at a meeting of EU leaders in Varna, Bulgaria. At the same time, Tusk expressed condolences for a shopping...
UK’s Western allies expel many Russian diplomats over Skripal attack
The UK’s Western allies including the US and Canada, France, Germany and Ukraine take co-ordinated action over the poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal. …read more Source:...
Row over vetting Ukraine judges prompts U.S.-backed body to quit
KIEV (Reuters) – A Washington-backed body set up to vet judges in Ukraine as part of the battle against corruption quit its role on Monday, saying the process to screen a judge fit for office was a sham. …read more Source:...
“US, Canada, at least 14 EU countries to expel Russians”
Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Germany, France, Denmark, Ukraine, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, Canda, and the US will expel Russian diplomats.There are four more that are “not confirmed” to have joined the move: Spain. Romania, Hungary, and Croatia. …read more Source:...
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[Interview] Ukraine eyes €500m EU aid, while fighting corruption
Kiev is hoping to secure more than €500m in EU aid by July, amid its never-ending fight against corruption. The finance minister tells EUobserver the prosecutor general should resign – meanwhile privatisations of 3,500 state-owned companies go ahead, despite war. …read more Source:...
