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Security lapses at aid agency leave beneficiary data at risk
Aid agencies have put some projects on hold while reviewing the security of a popular online system for handling aid distributions, IRIN has learnt. Sensitive personal and financial data on tens of thousands of people in humanitarian aid projects is at risk from hackers, according to a damning security analysis by a financial technology startup....
Russia-US talks in Belgrade on Ukraine “accomplish nothing”
US State Department’s special envoy for Ukraine Kurt Volker says his meetings in Belgrade with an envoy of Russia have produced no results.The Beta agency is reporting on Monday that Volker told “the international portal Politico” in an interview that his third face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s...
Ukrainians will fix Ukraine, not Brussels
Your recent article “How the EU broke Ukraine (with help from Russia)” (November 24) gets three things wrong about my country. First, its headline parrots the Russian propaganda trope that blames the European Union for the conflict in Ukraine by pushing the country to sign an association agreement. In fact, successive Ukrainian governments pushed...
Panel urges NATO to step up dialogue with China
NATO must adapt for futuristic warfare and seek partnerships with emerging powers, especially China, if the alliance hopes to respond to renewed threats from Russia and a fast-changing security landscape, according to a panel of military and diplomatic experts. In a detailed report published Monday, the experts, who were convened by...
Georgia-Ukraine sign deal to control medicine quality
Georgian and Ukrainian health bodies have agreed to jointly control the quality of medicines …read more Source:...
Georgian, Ukrainian Prime Ministers Meet, Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Volodymyr Groysman is on an official visit to Tbilisi, where he is to attend the Belt and Road Forum. …read more Source:...
Georgian, Ukrainian Prime Ministers Meet, Discuss Bilateral Cooperation
Volodymyr Groysman is on an official visit to Tbilisi, where he is to attend the Belt and Road Forum. …read more Source:...
Henry Marsh: ‘Ukraine is like a Trabant that wants to be a Ferrari’
Henry Marsh is a celebrated neurosurgeon who travels the world teaching his exacting craft. Robert McCrum joins him in Ukraine as he tries to save the life of 11-year-old ViktoriaWe joined the green-gowned brain surgery team soon after daybreak. The chill of the operating theatre was filled with the inevitable frisson of nerves before a big op....
Prosecutor’s Office brings charges in connection with Hera ship sinking
Fourteen years after the sinking of the Bulgarian ship Hera, the Sofia Prosecutor’s Office has brought charges against two persons – Milen Balchev, Director of Providence Shipping & Trading OOD, and Stefcho Minchev, Technical Director of the company. The two are facing charges for the damage and sinking of the motor ship which resulted...
Prosecutor’s Office brings charges in connection with Hera ship sinking
Fourteen years after the sinking of the Bulgarian ship Hera, the Sofia Prosecutor’s Office has brought charges against two persons – Milen Balchev, Director of Providence Shipping & Trading OOD, and Stefcho Minchev, Technical Director of the company. The two are facing charges for the damage and sinking of the motor ship which resulted...
