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      French presidential candidate: We think that because we are westerners everything is allowed to us
      Mar21

      French presidential candidate: We think that because we are westerners everything is allowed to us

      French presidential candidate Francois Fillon mentioned the issue of Kosovo when he spoke about Crimea joining Russia. “We have changed borders ourselves. Kosovo, for example. We think that because we are westerners everything is allowed to us – we can enter Iraq, we can bring order to any corner of the world… There is a […] …read more...

      Ex-Trump aide embroiled in new corruption claims in Ukraine
      Mar21

      Ex-Trump aide embroiled in new corruption claims in Ukraine

      Papers allegedly show Paul Manafort tried to hide payments from Viktor Yanukovich …read more Source: The Irish...

      Billionaire paid Fillon $50,000 for meeting with Putin: report
      Mar21

      Billionaire paid Fillon $50,000 for meeting with Putin: report

      PARIS — A billionaire Lebanese businessman paid François Fillon $50,000 to organize meetings with Russian President Vladimir Putin and the chief executive of French oil giant Total, the Canard Enchaîné reported in a story to be published Wednesday. The investigative and satirical weekly said that back in 2015, the French...

      Ukraine lawmaker: Manafort tried to hide $750,000 payment
      Mar21

      Ukraine lawmaker: Manafort tried to hide $750,000 payment

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      Yanka Kupala exhibition arranged in Kiev
      Mar21

      Yanka Kupala exhibition arranged in Kiev

      The exhibition called “Destinies of Ukrainians and Belarusians linked together” celebrates the life of the Belarusian classic and explores the meaning of Taras Shevchenko’s legacy for the poet. Yanka Kupala was the one who translated his famous poem My Testament into Belarusian. …read more Source:...

      Economist Intelligence Unit: Singapore Most Expensive City Worldwide
      Mar21

      Economist Intelligence Unit: Singapore Most Expensive City Worldwide

      Singapore ranked as the most expensive city in the world for a fourth consecutive time, showed the ranking of Economist Intelligence Unit. The survey compares living expenses in a given city to living expenses in New York as a base. Four Asian countries dominate the Top 5. Hong Kong ranked second, followed by Zurich, Tokyo and Osaka. Seoul,...

      Manafort sought for questioning — in DC and Kiev
      Mar21

      Manafort sought for questioning — in DC and Kiev

      American and Ukrainian officials are pushing to question President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort in separate investigations related to his work for a pro-Russian political party in Ukraine once headed by that country’s disgraced former president Viktor Yanukovych. Rep. Jim Himes (D-Conn.) told...

      “We’ve been redrawing borders too – think of Kosovo”
      Mar21

      “We’ve been redrawing borders too – think of Kosovo”

      French presidential candidate Francois Fillon mentioned the issue of Kosovo when he spoke about Crimea joining Russia.“We have changed borders ourselves. Kosovo, for example. We think that because we are westerners everything is allowed to us – we can enter Iraq, we can bring order to any corner of the world… There is a fundamental...

      Kiev imposes sanctions on Serbians who visited Crimea
      Mar21

      Kiev imposes sanctions on Serbians who visited Crimea

      The Ukrainian security service SBU has decided to impose sanctions on Serbian politicians who have paid a three-day visit to Crimea.SBU spokesperson Elena Gitlyanska announced this on Facebook, Tanjug reported late on Monday, quoting Sputnik. …read more Source:...

      Hacked information bomb under Germany’s election
      Mar21

      Hacked information bomb under Germany’s election

      BERLIN — In May 2015, a message popped up on every desktop in the German parliament: the computer system was about to shut down. Moments later, screen after screen around the Bundestag turned dark, affecting thousands of lawmakers, officials and staffers. While the outage was brief, it was enough to rattle nerves —...