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Donbass civilians suffer their third winter amid conflict
The ceasefire agreement between Ukrainian troops and so-called separatists in the country’s eastern Donbass region is monitored by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe… …read more Source:...
Commission gives Orbán his nuclear deal
In a European Union beset by crises, a decision Monday to approve a new nuclear power plant for Hungary showed the Commission’s limited appetite for tangling with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The EU justified its blessing of a new nuclear power plant in Hungary by saying it imposed stringent competition conditions unusual for projects of...
Ukraine sues Russia in International Court of Justice for ‘financing terrorism’
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Russia accused of “disregarding” its international obligations
Ukraine’s deputy foreign affairs minister has accused Russia of showing “disregard” for its international obligations. Olena Zerkal was speaking at the the International Court of Justice on Monday in the case Ukraine v Russia. Zerkal said, “Ukraine has come before this Court to defend the basic human rights of its people, faced with the...
President Radev with appeal that reforms in Ukraine do not affect the rights of the Bulgarian community
Bulgaria will continue to advocate the realization of Ukraine’s European prospect, said President Rumen Radev at a meeting with the ambassador of Ukraine Mikola Baltaji which took place at the presidency. The Bulgarian head of state was adamant that the crisis in eastern Ukraine can only be settled by political means. He stated that the...
Ukraine-Russia court battle over ‘terrorism’ claims
Kyiv has taken Moscow to the International Court of Justice over the conflict in eastern Ukraine and Crimea. …read more Source:...
Boris Johnson: Russia ‘up to all sorts of no good’
British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Monday that Russian meddling in other countries is “unacceptable” and that Russian authorities “have got to change, they have to got to show that they can be trusted again,” AFP reported. Johnson was speaking in Brussels before a meeting of European foreign and defense ministers. “Let us be very...
State Department staffers have one question: Where’s Rex?
The State Department resumes its formal press briefing on Monday — an event that offers Secretary of State Rex Tillerson an ideal setting to assert to the world that America remains a diplomatic force and reassure his jittery employees that their work matters to the new administration. But Tillerson is not expected to show up,...
Ukraine conflict: Russia accused of terrorism and discrimination at ICJ
The legal action is being brought under UN anti-terrorism and anti-discrimination conventions. …read more Source:...
Ukraine takes Russia to UN court over rebel funding, Crimea
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