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Russian wargames played dirty, Nato says
Nato head Jens Stoltenberg has said Russia misled it about the size of Baltic wargames, and warned that the Ukraine conflict remains “fragile”. …read more Source:...
IPN slams Yushchenko’s comparison of AK and UPA
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) has slammed parallels drawn by Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko between Poland’s WWII underground Home Army (AK) and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). …read more Source: Polskie...
Gaz-System to invest PLN 11.5 bln in gas infrastructure by 2022
Natural gas operator Gaz-System will spend a total of PLN 11.5 billion by 2022 on expanding its gas infrastructure, the firm’s CEO Tomasz Stępień said. The investment includes PLN 4.2 billion earmarked for the Baltic Pipe program of connecting the Polish gas network to the Norwegian continental shelf via the Danish gas system. PLN 1.7...
Ukraine searches for perpetrator in string of violent attacks
There have been a number of attacks on politicians, officials and journalists since the outbreak of hostilities between Russia and Ukraine. Investigators are often quick to assume Moscow is behind them, but is that true? …read more Source: Deutsche...
Tragic blast in Kyiv deemed assassination attempt
An explosion has taken place in Kyiv, which has been called an assassination attempt. One person has been killed and three more have been wounded with a member of the Ukrainian Vekhovna Rada being among them. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Can former Georgian president Saakashvili galvanise Ukraine’s opposition?
Nearly four years after Ukrainians took to the streets and overthrew a corrupt government, some of them want to do it again. Currency devaluation and utility price hikes have made Ukrainians poorer, while corrupt officials still go unpunished. One man who says he wants to change that is former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili. He is now...
Nationalist MP survives scooter bombing in Ukraine
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NATO: Turkey will face consequences if it buys S-400 missiles
A leading NATO official has said that Turkey will face “consequences” if it purchases a Russian air-defense system. “The principal of sovereignty obviously exists in acquisition of defense equipment, but the same way that nations are sovereign in making their decision, they are also sovereign in facing the consequences of that decision,” said...
€100 million for small, medium businesses in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine
The European Investment Bank EIB and the European Investment Fund EIF jointly the EIB Group will allocate euro 100 million in loands to small and medium sized enterprises SMEs in Georgia Moldova and Ukraine …read more Source:...
Ukraine blocking search for Polish victims of wartime crimes: expert
Authorities in Ukraine are blocking work by a team of Poles searching for the remains of Polish victims of wartime crimes in that country, according to an expert. …read more Source: Polskie...
