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Canada and Ukraine sign defence cooperation arrangement
The governments of Canada and Ukraine have signed a bilateral agreement to cooperate on issues such as defence policy and military education. …read more Source: Polskie...
Poland reopens consulates in Ukraine after attack
Polish consulates in Ukraine reopened on Tuesday, almost a week after a grenade attack on a consulate in the north-western city of Lutsk. …read more Source: Polskie...
Freedom House Keeps Georgia’s Democracy Score Unchanged
Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine are grouped as ‘transitional government or hybrid regimes.’ …read more Source:...
Danish government laments St Petersburg bombing
Danish PM Lars Løkke Rasmussen has offered his condolences to the people of Russia following the explosion that killed at least 11 people and injured about 50 others in the St Petersburg Metro yesterday afternoon. Rasmussen, who is currently on a state visit to Mexico, took some time out yesterday to speak to reporters in front of the national...
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[Ticker] IMF approves Ukraine loan
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday (3 April) approved a $1 billion loan to Ukraine. The IMF said in a statement that the country’s economy was improving and had lowered inflation. The IMF is supporting Ukraine with a $17.5 billion bailout programme. The country has so far received around $8.38 billion under the programme, in...
Brexit and Trump encouraged Eastern Europe populism: report
The U.K.’s decision to leave the EU and Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. increased fears of instability and emboldened populists in Europe, according to a report out Tuesday by a human rights group. The U.S. based NGO Freedom House’s annual Nations in Transit report found there had been one of the biggest democratic declinesÂ...
Britain’s new centrist pin-up is … a Frenchman
LONDON — Britain’s beleaguered centrists have found their champion — and they’re sending the troops across the English Channel to help him win. The new golden boy for the Liberal Democrats is Emmanuel Macron, whom opinion polls favor to win the French presidential election in early May over far-right leader...
Haley eclipses Tillerson on Trump’s foreign policy ladder
In Donald Trump’s first meeting with Nikki Haley, on Nov. 17, he asked her to serve as his secretary of state. Haley turned him down, according to two sources familiar with the conversation, telling the president-elect that she lacked the requisite foreign policy experience for the job. The former South Carolina governor ended up...
Germany-Russia joint gas operation causes anger in the European Union
DESPITE political tensions over Russia’s occupation of Crimea, continuing economic sanctions and allegations of cyber attacks, Germany and Russia are teaming up on a new business venture set to affect the entire EU – the business of gas. …read more Source:...
Russian threat to Ukraine reaches new stage: report
“Recent Russian actions suggest a new stage of the Russian threat to Ukraine – and potentially to the Caucasus, Belarus, or the Baltic States,” the Atlantic Council has written in a recent report. …read more Source: Polskie...
