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[Ticker] Germany calls for UN mission in Ukraine
Germany’s foreign minister has called for setting up an armed UN peacekeeping mission in eastern Ukraine ahead of Russia’s March presidential election, to protect Ukraine’s territorial integrity. “This has to be a strong, armed mission that is present across the entire territory of the conflict zone,” Sigmar Gabriel...
Kyiv protesters rally over murder of crusading lawyer Iryina Nozdrovska
Protesters rallied in the Ukrainian capital after the body of lawyer Iryina Nozdrovska was found in a river. Nozdrovska had campaigned against the man who killed her sister. He is related to a prominent judge. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Ukraine: march for Bandera’s birthday
An annual torch walk in memory of Stepan Bandera attracted thousands across the country. …read more Source:...
Ukraine: march for Bandera’s birthday
An annual torch walk in memory of Stepan Bandera attracted thousands across the country. …read more Source:...
Ukraine: march for Bandera’s birthday
An annual torch walk in memory of Stepan Bandera attracted thousands across the country. …read more Source:...
Top of the (political) pops 2017
Far away from the pop charts, a handful of songs in 2017 helped push political revolutions, highlight corruption and radicalize extremists. One allegedly emerged out of the Kremlin, others from grassroots organizations. They’ve appealed to right-wing nationalists and arch left-wingers. It’s clear music has galvanized politics this...
Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Thursday 28 Dec 2017
Stranded air passengers sleep on luggage belts Hundreds of passengers were stranded at airports last night, thanks to snow and ice. At Stansted, where 300 were left without flights, a witness told Sky News that customers were sleeping on the luggage carousel belts. A weather warning is in place for ice this morning, after some motorists were...
The journalist prince
Germany Der Tagesspiegel reported on Angela Merkel’s waning support after a poll found 47 percent of Germans don’t want her to remain chancellor for another full four-year term. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung led with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko stepping down as the country’s chief World Cup organizer. The...
Simona Halep to kick off new season by playing against American Nicole Gibbs in Shenzhen
Bucharest, Dec 30 /Agerpres/ – Romanian tennis player Simona Halep, world's no. 1, is going to kick off 2018 season by playing against American Nicole Gibbs in the opening round of the WTA tournament in Shenzhen (China), equipped with total prizes worth 626,750 US dollars. Halep (26) and Gibbs (24, WTA's 110) will meet for the...
Russia’s bitcoin expert Pavel Lerner freed after kidnapping
Russian IT expert Pavel Lerner, the head of a UK-registered cryptocurrency exchange, was freed after unknown assailants kidnapped him in Ukraine. The kidnappers released Lerner in exchange for a million dollar ransom. …read more Source: Deutsche...
