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Alleged Ukraine fighter acquitted in Latvian court
The Riga City Vidzeme District Court on August 4 acquitted Artjoms Skripniks, a man from the south-eastern Latvian city of Daugavpils, who was charged with illegal participation in the armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...
International wrought iron workshop held in Oreshak
An international wrought iron workshop is taking place for a first time on August 7 – 12th in the village of Oreshak, North Bulgaria and within the frames of the National Exhibition of Art and Crafts. Top blacksmiths from Bulgaria, England, Scotland, Holland and Ukraine are taking part in it. The foreign guests have different awards from other...
U.S., Russian envoys to discuss Ukraine soon: Lavrov
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Sunday that the United States’ special representative on Ukraine, Kurt Volker, would soon meet a senior aide to Russia’s President Vladimir Putin. …read more Source:...
Techno band’s Crimea concert angers Ukraine
Ukraine says that German dance band Scooter broke the law when it performed in Russian-annexed Crimea. But is the concert one of many signs that West Europe is accepting the status quo in the area? …read more Source: Deutsche...
Christian Lindner: Germany should accept Crimean annexation as ‘permanent provisional solution’
The leader of the German Free Democrats Christian Lindner defended his foreign policy in an interview with Bild am Sonntag, after he caused an uproar by calling for the Russian annexation of Crimea to be considered a “permanent provisional solution.” The conflict around the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, which was annexed by Russia in March 2014,...
Scooter in trouble after playing gig in Crimea
Ukrainian authorities are considering action against the band Scooter for entering the peninsula. …read more Source:...
Germany’s FDP urges new approach to Russia’s annexation of Crimea
BERLIN (Reuters) – Germany may have to accept Russia’s 2014 annexation of the Crimea region of Ukraine as a “permanent provisional arrangement,” the head of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) told a newspaper chain in comments published on Saturday. …read more Source:...
Odessa’s new parks lead a blossoming of urban regeneration
Ukraine’s third city is home to sights including the Potemkin Steps. Now the port’s glorious past is taking centre stage with its Istanbul and Greek gardensLooking like a living Liberty print, Odessa’s new promenade park spills over with blossoming flower beds, picnics and couples waltzing in the shade. Tantalising slivers of...
The Ministry of Justice is Looking for Translators
The Ministry of Justice seeks a contractor “Performing written and oral specialized official translations” worth BGN 366,000, VAT included. More than BGN 300,000 of them are for written translations, and the others for oral translations, reported BGNES. The term of the contract is two years. The Justice Ministry specified that the...
Monasteries in the Central Balkan National Park – a breath of fresh air and a journey into the past
There are no broad roads leading to the monasteries in the Central Balkan National Park. You might drive past them for years without knowing it, until one day fortuity, or curiosity, a glance at a beautiful landscape or an invitation from a friend might cause you to swerve from the beaten track and follow a narrow mountain road, leading up to a...
