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Russia Again Confirms That It Sponsors Terrorism
The European Union has reacted strongly to the tragic death on Sunday April 23rd, of a US citizen, a paramedic attached to a Special Observation Mission of the European security watchdog, the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in Ukraine. Two other members of the Mission, one identified as German and Czech citizens, were...
The Deep Dive podcast: Mandates and Manifestos
The New Statesman’s Deep Dive podcast. Ian Leslie and Stewart Wood return for another episode of the Deep Dive. This time they’re plunging into the murky world of election promises with Catherine Haddon, resident historian at the Institute of Government. Together they explore what an electoral mandate means, what a manifesto is for,...
Ukraine OSCE monitor death needs swift investigation – Russia
The US citizen was killed after the team’s vehicle hit a landmine in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Allegations of “clandestine network” in Council of Europe body
The European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center (ESISC) has published a report which alleges a “clandestine network” of MPs, Armenian officials and NGOs financed by the Soros Foundation within the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). According to the report, which builds on a previous “Armenian Connection” investigation...
Seven Medals for Bulgarian Rhythmic Gymnastics in Tashkent
The Bulgarian National Rhythmic Gymnastics Ensemble has triumphed at the World Cup at Tashkent, Uzbekistan, winning seven medals, BNR reported. The ensemble won the gold in the final with three balls and two ropes, leaving behind Ukraine and Russia. The rest of the medals are as follows: silver in the all-round competition for the ensemble,...
EU stands firms on Crimea sanctions against Russia
The EU’s top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, has told Russia that while the bloc wants closer ties with Moscow, there are undeniable problems. The Russian foreign minister seems to feel the same way. …read more Source: Deutsche...
EU sanctions on Russia over Crimea to stay: Mogherini
The EU’s top diplomat, Federica Mogherini, has told Russia that while the bloc wants closer ties with Moscow, there are undeniable problems. The Russian foreign minister seems to feel the same way. …read more Source: Deutsche...
American killed in Ukraine: Russia demands probe
Russia has joined the US in calling for an investigation into the death of an American paramedic killed in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Sky...
Suicide game does not exist and visa-free regime for Ukrainians is not a lie
The Slovak Spectator brings you a selection of hoaxes from the past two weeks. …read more Source: The Slovak...
Trash talk: how beautiful, progressive Lviv became overrun with rubbish
The Ukrainian city of Lviv – long noted for its Habsburg-era buildings and vibrant cafes – is in the throes of a trash crisis. Who is really to blame?An enchanting city in western Ukraine, Lviv has gained a pleasant reputation for its rugged, Habsburg-era beauty and vibrant cafe scene. More recently, however, it has become known for something...
