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Russia tests ICMB missile along NATO border
Russia carried out an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test in the country’s remote northwest ahead of a huge war game scheduled to begin later this week that will involve thousands of troops near the Belarus western border with NATO countries. The launch of the RS-24 Yars missile, a weapon with a reported range of 7,500 miles and...
Sofia concerned that education law in Ukraine may affect study of Bulgarian language in schools
We have sent a joint letter with the Foreign Ministers of Romania, Greece and Hungary to our Ukrainian counterpart on occasion of legislative amendments in that country that limit language teaching in mother tongue after the 5th grade, Bulgaria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Ekaterina Zaharieva said on Thursday. The Foreign Ministers of...
UK wants ‘deep security partnership’ with EU post Brexit
The British government wants a “deep security partnership” with the European Union after Brexit that is closer than with any other country outside the bloc. The U.K. lays out its position on future security cooperation with the EU in a paper to be published Tuesday in which it emphasizes the mutual benefits of working across the Brexit divide....
Crimea court jails Tatar leader Akhtem Chiygoz over rally
Judges in the Russian-controlled Crimea have sentenced Tatar representative Akhtem Chiygoz to eight years in a labor camp for “organizing a mass riot.” Chiygoz had worked for a Tatar assembly which Moscow later outlawed. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Mikheil Saakashvili’s return may spell trouble for Ukraine’s Poroshenko
The expatriated opposition polititian’s return to Ukraine has placed the fragile political stability under severe pressure. His conflict with President Poroshenko is escalating. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Mikheil Saakashvili’s return may spell trouble for Ukraine’s Poroshenko
The expatriated opposition polititian’s return to Ukraine has placed the fragile political stability under severe pressure. His conflict with President Poroshenko is escalating. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Saakashvili Enters Ukraine Forcefully, Authorities Launch Investigation
The former Georgian president lost his Ukrainian citizenship in late July. …read more Source:...
Crimean Tatar leader Chiygoz jailed by Russian court
Akhtem Chiygoz is given eight years for stirring up protest against Russia’s takeover of Crimea. …read more Source:...
Dmitri Teperik: A turning point for Ukraine’s national resilience
In a few months, Ukraine will commemorate the fourth anniversary of its rebirth as a nation in a military conflict with Russia that has initiated many previously badly missed reforms, changed the security perceptions of many Ukrainians, and reshaped societal values while continuing to influence the country’s socio-economic development....
Bulgarians join NATO exercise in Ukraine
Twenty-five military from the Land Forces of Bulgaria are in Ukraine to take part in the Rapid Trident 2017 NATO exercise. Other countries to have joined the exercise include USA, Canada, Estonia, Italy Georgia, Lithuania, Moldova, Norway, Poland, Turkey and Great Britain. The exercise aims to achieve full interoperability between the units...
