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David Cameron: Calling EU referendum ‘right thing to do’
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron has defended his decision to hold a referendum on the U.K.’s membership of the EU, the Guardian reported Thursday. “I thought it right to hold the referendum because this issue had been poisoning British politics for years,” Cameron said in Kiev on Wednesday, the day the U.K. formally triggered...
IMF says will decide on Ukraine aid tranche on April 3
KIEV (Reuters) – The International Monetary Fund executive board will meet on April 3 to decide whether to disburse a $1 billion aid tranche to Ukraine as part of its $17.5 billion bailout program for the country, it said in a statement on Thursday. …read more Source:...
Contact group on Ukraine to reconvene 12 April
The participants of the meeting discussed further release of persons detained in view of the conflict. …read more Source:...
Poland shuts its consulates in Ukraine after grenade attack
Poland has temporarily closed its consulates in Ukraine after a grenade attack on its diplomatic post in Lutsk. They will remain closed “until the expectations of Poland regarding the protection of diplomatic and consular missions in Ukraine have been fulfilled,” Polish deputy Foreign Minister Jan Dziedziczak said after his meeting with Ukrainian...
Setback for Kiev over missed Russia bond payment
Ukraine’s defence for failing to repay deemed unfit to go to full trial …read more Source: Financial...
Parties to Ukraine conflict reach agreement on Easter ceasefire
The trilateral contact group issued a statement that reads that the contact group and representatives of certain districts of Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast and Lugansk Oblast welcome the determination of all the participants of the Minsk process to ensure full respect of the ceasefire declared in view of the upcoming Easter holidays. …read...
Trilateral contact group on Ukraine: There is no alternative to Minsk accords
There is no alternative to the Minsk accords. The trilateral contact group together with representatives of certain districts of Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast and Lugansk Oblast intends to step up its work in the areas of security, politics, humanitarian affairs and economy, the statement reads. …read more Source:...
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[Focus] Nordic countries unite to reboot cooperation with Russia
Disagreements between Nordic countries and Russia on Crimea and Ukraine are briefly set aside at a conference on Arctic development. …read more Source:...
Poll: 6 in 10 Americans think traditional news outlets report fake news
A majority of Americans believe traditional media outlets publish fake news reports, and Republicans are more likely to believe that fake news is being pushed to advance an agenda, according to a Monmouth University poll released Wednesday. The poll, which was conducted by phone during the first week of March, found that 80 percent of respondents...
Ukraine’s Sberbank to be renamed Norvik Bank
Russian businessman Grigory Guselnikov said in the interview with Echo Moskvy radio station that after the acquisition of the Ukrainian subsidiary of Russia’s Sberbank it will be renamed as Norvik Bank, according to UNN news portal writes LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
