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Latvian cabinet approves enlarged Ukraine OSCE observer mission
On 17 October, the Latvian Cabinet of Ministers made a decision on the appointment of two Latvian civilian experts to the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a release. …read more Source:...
[Opinion] EU-Russia trade bouncing back – despite sanctions
New figures for 2017 so far show a surprising uptick in EU-Russia trade relations, notwithstanding sanctions over Ukraine and Crimea. …read more Source:...
Real Madrid vs. Tottenham: Harry Kane is the ‘complete player’, says Zinedine Zidane
Description Tottenham Hotspur and England striker Harry Kane Credits Ian Kington/AFP/Getty Images Alt Text Harry Kane Tottenham England Bernabeu boss praises Spurs striker ahead of tonight’s Champions League clash Preview …read more Source: The...
Saakashvili on why he’s challenging Poroshenko’s leadership of Ukraine
Ahead of an opposition protest in Kyiv, former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili tells DW why he would unseat Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko. …read more Source: Deutsche...
EU lawyers claiming the Russian annexation of Crimea as legal is a hoax
One lawyer does not mean all EU lawyers; immigrants attacking a shepherd dog and HAARP causing hurricanes in the US are hoaxes, too. …read more Source: The Slovak...
Thousands in Nationalist march in Ukraine
Thousands of far-right supporters marched in Ukraine for the Defenders’ Day and 75th anniversary of a symbolic founding date of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army …read more Source:...
UK targets Eurovision viewers to counter Russia’s ‘infowars’
Saatchi agency hired to run range of projects, from ‘rebranding’ Ukraine to influencing Russian-speaking minorities in Baltic statesBritain is seeking to counter a cold war-style “information war” by investing in a range of projects, from “rebranding” Ukraine to influencing Russian speakers in Baltic states.The UK’s efforts have...
EU: US has no right to terminate Iran accord
The EU’s foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said Friday that the United States had no right to unilaterally terminate the Iran nuclear accord. She called the agreement “effective” and said there had been “no violations of any of the commitments” in the deal. At a news conference at the European Commission’s Brussels...
Opinion: A European slap for Ukraine’s language law
War and crisis have become the norm in Ukraine. The country is fighting for is existence in the the East. But Kyiv’s new language law has unnecessarily created new enemies in the West, says DW’s Christian F. Trippe. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Hungary threatens Ukraine’s EU ties over new education law
Ukraine’s new education law aims to boost the role of the country’s official language. Neighbors say that it threatens minority rights. Hungary is attacking Kyiv – threatening to block its rapprochement with the EU. …read more Source: Deutsche...



