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      Stalingrad author Anthony Beevor speaks out over Ukraine book ban
      Feb10

      Stalingrad author Anthony Beevor speaks out over Ukraine book ban

      Historian says prohibition of his book, over passage detailing wartime murder of Jewish children by Ukrainian militia, is ‘utterly outrageous’Leading British historian Antony Beevor has described a Ukrainian ban on his award-winning book Stalingrad as “utterly outrageous”.The bestselling history, winner of the 1999 Samuel Johnson prize,...

      My grandfather, who finally came back from the second world war in 1981
      Feb10

      My grandfather, who finally came back from the second world war in 1981

      Katja Petrowskaja gained a grandfather when she was 10. He turned up after an absence of 40 years – but where had he been? And had he done or seen something so horrific it made it impossible for him to return? She resolved to find outI had two grandmothers with floral names: Rosa and Margarita. They were too old to enjoy their retirement, and...

      Topless activist gatecrashes high-society Vienna ball
      Feb10

      Topless activist gatecrashes high-society Vienna ball

      A topless activist caused an upset in Vienna on Thursday as she burst onto the red carpet of a high-society ball live on television to protest the attendance of Ukraine’s president. …read more Source: The Local...

      Georgian colonel and Ukraine supporter injured in attack
      Feb10

      Georgian colonel and Ukraine supporter injured in attack

      Russian special services may have been involved in an attack in Tbilisi on Dodo Gugeshashvili, a Georgian colonel supporting Ukrainians in a conflict with Russia in eastern Ukraine, Polish Radio reported. …read more Source: Polskie...

      Latvia sends diplomatic note to Ukraine over tax haven status
      Jan31

      Latvia sends diplomatic note to Ukraine over tax haven status

      Latvia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has sent a note to Ukraine – a form of initial official protest drawing attention to a topic of perceived importance – over Latvia’s inclusion on a Ukrainian list of potential tax haven countries. …read more Source:...

      MH17 relatives entitled to millions in damages: U.S. court
      Jan31

      MH17 relatives entitled to millions in damages: U.S. court

      A group of MH17 victims’ relatives won a lawsuit in a United States court which entitles them to hundreds of millions of dollars in damages, television program Zembla reports based on court documents. A total of 25 surviving relatives, including 10 Dutch, took part in this lawsuit filed against Igor Girkin, a leader among pro-Russian...

      ‘Price of conflict is too high’: hunger at crisis levels in eight countries
      Jan31

      ‘Price of conflict is too high’: hunger at crisis levels in eight countries

      War driving up acute food insecurity on a vast scale, report finds, with Yemen, South Sudan and Syria worst affectedThe number of hungry people living in conflict zones is rising, with eight countries recording crisis or emergency levels of food insecurity in at least a quarter of their people, food agencies warned the UN security council on...

      Ukraine proposes a law that infuriates Russia

      AFTER nearly four years of war in eastern Ukraine, and more than 10,000 deaths, reports from international monitors in the region sound like a grim broken record. On January 19th: 340 explosions. On January 20th: 240 explosions. On January 21st: 195 explosions and two middle-aged civilians hit by rifle fire while travelling in a bus near a...

      ‘Price of conflict is too high’: hunger at crisis levels in eight countries
      Jan31

      ‘Price of conflict is too high’: hunger at crisis levels in eight countries

      War driving up acute food insecurity on a vast scale, report finds, with Yemen, South Sudan and Syria worst affectedThe number of hungry people living in conflict zones is rising, with eight countries recording crisis or emergency levels of food insecurity in at least a quarter of their people, food agencies warned the UN security council on...

      Crises on the horizon in 2018: the view from Davos

      Political violence, increased weather threats, and the rise of strongmen will be key drivers of crises in 2018, experts told IRIN at the World Economic Forum this week. The Global Humanitarian Outlook, convened by IRIN News and the Overseas Development Institute in Davos, Switzerland, brought together UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian...