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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...
Bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics team triumphs with seven medals in Tashkent
The Bulgarian National Rhythmic Gymnastics Ensemble has triumphed at the World Cup in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, winning seven medals. 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, bronze in the...
Watch Live coverage on Euronews as the EU foreign affairs chief meets the Russian foreign minister in Moscow.
Live coverage on Euronews as the EU foreign affairs chief meets the Russian foreign minister in Moscow. Ukraine, Syria, Libya, Iran and bilateral relations are on the agenda. …read more Source:...
Georgian, Ukrainian Foreign Ministers Speak of ‘Common’ EU Integration Agenda
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin traveled to Tbilisi on his first official visit to Georgia. …read more Source:...
Russia threat triggers European military spending hike
Russia’s annexation of Crimea in Ukraine has intensified military and defence spending throughout much of Central Europe, according to a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. …read more Source:...
Latvian expert: Baltic example gives hope for solving conflict in Ukraine – The Baltic Times
RIGA – The example of the Baltic states, which eventually regained their independence, gives hope that it is worth solving the conflict in Ukrai…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
[Ticker] Land mine kills OSCE observer in Ukraine
One American paramedic working with the European security watchdog, OSCE, was killed and two field officers – one German and the other Czech – were wounded when their vehicle struck a land mine on Sunday while on patrol in eastern Ukrainian. The area is controlled by Russia-backed separatists. It is the first death of an OSCE official...
One OSCE SMM observer dead in mine blast in western Ukraine
A British paramedic has been killed after a mine exploded, damaging an Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) vehicle in Lugansk, in western Ukraine. …read more Source: Polskie...
Springtime for Russia’s dissident press
RIGA, Latvia — The Meduza Project, a Russian expatriate news site based in Latvia, is supposedly “an enemy of the Kremlin,†but its relaxed offices in downtown Riga look like those of any other internet startup. Fixed-gear bicycles are stacked in the foyer, hipsters in hoodies sit slumped over Macs with cool...
Winter returns to Europe with a vengeance
Farmers fear for crops after a week of frost and snow, while a persistent heatwave in India costs scores of livesAfter a very warm start to April, parts of Central and Eastern Europe reverted to winter mode over the Easter weekend and throughout last week as unusually cold air for this time of year spread southwards bringing snow and sub-zero...
