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Lobbying & Sponsorships at COP23 Corrupted Climate Talks
Carbon Projects Waiting to Exhale. Credit : IPSBy Rabiya JafferyABU DHABI, Nov 20 2017 (IPS)The world’s nations got together in Bonn, Germany, for the 23rd annual Conference of the Parties (COP) under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), where nearly 200 countries and some 23, 000 delegates met to discuss and influence...
Merkel’s Fourth Term in Doubt After Would-be Partner Pulls Out
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s efforts to form a three-way coalition government that would secure her a fourth term hit a major setback on Sunday after a would-be coalition partner pulled out of exploratory talks, citing irreconcilable differences, Reuters reported. The pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) unexpectedly walked out of the...
Poland and Ukraine in spat over WWII exhumations
The two countries’ troubled past has come to the fore following Kyiv’s ban on the exhumation of Poles killed in Ukraine during WWII. A Ukraine official who reportedly pushed for the ban has been denied entry into Poland. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Putin seeks reflected glory of Russian tsars as he unveils statue in Crimea
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NATO Secretary General: NATO doors are open
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said to become a full fledged member of NATO the country should meet certain standards while Georgia and Ukraine are now exactly focused on reforms on modernizing defense institutions fighting corruption and strengthening democratic institutions …read more Source:...
Tusk likens Polish government policy to “Kremlin’s plan”
European Council President Donald Tusk issued a sharp attack on the Polish government, fueling anew speculation about his political future back home. In tweet in Polish sent on Sunday, the former Polish prime minister offered a litany of charges against his political rivals in the ruling right-wing Law and Justice government, likening them to...
Why Putin keeps outsmarting Trump
When the Art of the Deal meets the KGB, the KGB will always win. That’s the main thing I took away from this past weekend’s strange episode of President Donald Trump seeming to believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin actually believes Russia did not meddle in our 2016 election. Following his meeting with Putin in Vietnam, Trump...
Ukraine summons Polish envoy as diplomatic row between neighbours deepens
WARSAW (Reuters) – Ukraine has summoned the Polish ambassador in Kiev after Poland denied entry to a Ukrainian official in an escalation of a diplomatic spat over the two neighbours’ troubled past. …read more Source:...
Nordica to add flight to second Kiev airport starting spring 2018
Nordica announced that in spring next year they will start flying to another airport in Kiev, Zhuliany Airport, while the carrier’s previous flights were only to Boryspil Airport. …read more Source:...
Ukrainian official prevented from entering Poland
A Ukrainian official has been prevented from entering Poland amid tensions between Warsaw and Kiev over historical issues. …read more Source: Polskie...
