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      What if Donald Trump played the Kremlin?
      Feb28

      What if Donald Trump played the Kremlin?

      MOSCOW — Ever since U.S. intelligence officials accused Russia of interfering in November’s presidential elections, President Donald Trump has been forced to deny accusations that he is a Kremlin puppet. There’s another explanation for the Kremlin’s meddling, one that may seem counterintuitive, but — in...

      911 for Donbass: Meet the App That Will Keep Ukrainians Updated About Military Attacks
      Feb27

      911 for Donbass: Meet the App That Will Keep Ukrainians Updated About Military Attacks

      Source: Vyacheslav Abroskin, Facebook. An app that informs users about military attacks and lets them contact law enforcement in seconds will soon go live in Ukraine—and, its creators hope, reduce casualties among civilians in the war-torn eastern regions of the country. For nearly three years, the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts that compose the...

      Aussie-Dane wins Denmark’s Eurovision contest
      Feb27

      Aussie-Dane wins Denmark’s Eurovision contest

      “Denmark, Denmark, Denmark, oi, oi, oi!” That’s the chant you might hear from the Danish fans during the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev in May. That’s because a 21-year-old Aussie-Dane, Anja Nissen, will be representing Denmark this year after winning the Danish Eurovision contest on Saturday with her song ‘Where I Am’...

      In Ukraine, separatists issue ultimatum to end rail blockade
      Feb27

      In Ukraine, separatists issue ultimatum to end rail blockade

      KIEV (Reuters) – Pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine said on Monday they would take control of Ukraine-run businesses in rebel-held areas if the Ukrainian government does not end a rail blockade that has halted coal supplies. …read more Source:...

      Russian frigate heads to Mediterranean on Syria mission : source
      Feb27

      Russian frigate heads to Mediterranean on Syria mission : source

      SEVASTOPOL, Crimea (Reuters) – The Russian frigate Admiral Grigorovich left the port of Sevastopol in Crimea on Monday for the Mediterranean where it will join the country’s naval forces deployed near the Syrian coast, a Russian source told Reuters. …read more Source:...

      Dutch Christian Democrat would throw Ukraine deal ‘in the bin’
      Feb27

      Dutch Christian Democrat would throw Ukraine deal ‘in the bin’

      Sybrand van Haersma Buma, the Dutch face of the European People’s Party, is becoming more and more critical of European integration. …read more Source:...

      Kiev march marks third anniversary of Russian annexation of Crimea
      Feb27

      Kiev march marks third anniversary of Russian annexation of Crimea

      Three years after Russian troops seized control of the strategic peninsula, Crimean Tatars are joined by Kiev residents to protest occupation. …read more Source:...

      Belorussian Volunteers Fighting In Ukraine
      Feb26

      Belorussian Volunteers Fighting In Ukraine

      Speaking exclusively to EU Today at the European Parliament in Brussels, Jan Melnikov, a young volunteer with three years experience on the front line, explains why he and several hundred fellow Belorussians are fighting alongside Ukrainian forces. (Statement is in Russian) Follow EU Today on Social media: http://www.facebook.com/EUToday.net/...

      AS IT HAPPENED: Supernova 2017 Final!
      Feb26

      AS IT HAPPENED: Supernova 2017 Final!

      It’s finally here. No use ignoring it. Face facts. It’s the final of Supernova, Latvia’s competition to decide who it is going to send to the Eurovision finals in Kyiv, Ukraine this May. Updates below. …read more Source:...

      Ukraine conflict: US condemns threat to OSCE monitors
      Feb26

      Ukraine conflict: US condemns threat to OSCE monitors

      Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine seized a drone at gunpoint from OSCE monitors on Friday. …read more Source:...