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Almost 3,000 foreign pensioners enjoy free rides in Riga transport before official retirement age in Latvia
In total, 4,916 retired citizens of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus living in Latvia, including 2,997 pensioners who have not yet reached the official retirement age in Latvia, can enjoy free rides in Riga public transport, Rigas Satiksme municipal transport company’s spokeswoman Baiba Bartasevica told LETA. …read more Source: The Baltic...
Are you ready for the World Cup of shame?
NEW YORK — There is a reason why autocrats aggressively seek to host mega sporting events. They offer publicity and a veneer of respectability — two things Russia is desperately in the market for. In less than a hundred days, Russia will host the FIFA World Cup, the most watched sporting event in the world. But as thousands of supporters descend...
Cambridge Analytica suspends CEO Alexander Nix after he was secretly filmed 'boasting of dirty tricks to manipulate elections'
Data firm Cambridge Analytica has suspended CEO Alexander Nix after he was secretly filmed apparently boasting they could entrap politicians in compromising positions with bribes and Ukrainian sex workers. …read more Source: London Evening...
Trump congratulates Putin on Russian election win
U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on his election win last weekend and predicted that the two men will meet “in the not-too-distant future.” “We had a very good call and I suspect that we’ll probably be meeting in the not-too-distant future to discuss the arms race, which is...
Kremlin: Trump congratulated Putin on Russian election win
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump congratulated his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, for winning his recent presidential election, a Kremlin spokesman said Tuesday. Trump and Putin also discussed limiting the arms race and cooperation on combating terrorism, according to an Associated Press report based on a statement from the Russian...
EU’s Juncker Follows France, Germany in Congratulating Putin
The European Union’s chief executive has written to Russian President Vladimir Putin to congratulate him on his reelection, saying that Russia and Europe should “reestablish a cooperative pan-European security order”, according to Reuters. Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker published the letter on his Twitter account on Tuesday,...
Osmani-Zadorozhniuk: Potential for enhancement of Macedonia-Ukraine cooperation
Macedonia-Ukraine relations are excellent and friendly, with both countries sharing Euro-Atlantic aspirations, agreed Vice Premier for European Affairs Bujar Osmani and Ukrainian Ambassador to Macedonia, Natalia Zadorozhniuk. …read more Source: Macedonian Information...
Angela Merkel Visits Poland in Bid to Thaw Chilly Relations
German Chancellor Angela Merkel traveled to Warsaw on Monday for talks with Polish leaders aimed at improving relations which have been strained by disagreements on rule of law, immigration and refugee policy, and Poland’s new Holocaust law, as well as a new gas pipeline. On her second foreign trip since being sworn in for a fourth term as...
Estonian formin expresses support to Ukraine, calls for Kiev to continue reforms – The Baltic Times
TALLINN – Estonian Foreign Minister Sven Mikser at a meeting of the European Union Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) in Brussels on Monday reaffirme…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
World looks on at Putin’s fourth term as EU ‘shies away’ from blaming Moscow for spy poisoning
Germany Front pages in Germany focused on Russia-German relations. Die Welt covered comments made by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who said he was concerned about the state of relations between Berlin and Moscow. Frankfurter Allgemeine covered the call by Ukraine for sanctions against former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder over his...
