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How Donald Trump is viewed by Europe’s newspapers
Most see him as a buffoon and fear him making deals with Vladimir Putin. But Bild’s publisher, despite thinking him rude, sees virtue in his painful honesty Most newspapers across Europe predict that Donald Trump will be a reckless world leader, viewing him as a buffoon and fearing that he will undermine transatlantic relations and weaken...
UK chancellor: Donald Trump creates more uncertainty than Brexit
U.K. Chancellor Philip Hammond said Friday that Donald Trump’s presidency will create “an even bigger piece of uncertainty” for the EU than Brexit, Reuters reports. In a discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Hammond said: “Anything that changes the settled status quo of a Europe that lives with Russia as a neighbor, but lives...
Anti-corruption service on blockchain. E-Auction 3.0 developer will attend Tallinn
On March 9, 2017, one will present the electronic auction service – e-Auction 3.0 – at Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference in Tallinn. This project has been developed by Ukrainian IT specialists. Its concept is to replace officials for transparent blockchain. It shows conditions, process and results of public property lease and sale auctions....
Is Tim Barrow just the man for Brexit?
Britain’s new Permanent Representative to the EU, Tim Barrow ©Facundo Arrizabalaga/PA Wire/PA Images Before the start of 2017, few outside the UK’s diplomatic community would have heard of Tim Barrow. His appointment as Britain’s Permanent Representative (ambassador) to the European Union, following the public and acrimonious...
UK defense minister: We’re still on Ukraine’s side
Britain’s Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has assured his country “stands firm†with Ukraine in its conflict with Russia following fears incoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration will back Moscow in the ongoing dispute. Fallon, who is on a two-day visit to Kiev, said Britain will support...
Britain weighs costs of Trump embrace
LONDON — As she readies Britain for its divorce from the European Union, U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has little choice but to extend the hand of friendship to Donald Trump. The inauguration of the new American president on Friday presents Britain with opportunities that previously looked unachievable. A rapid trade deal with the...
The government secrets Trump is about to discover
When Dwight Eisenhower was elected president in 1952, outgoing President Harry Truman informed him of an important secret: Days before the election the United States had tested the world’s first hydrogen bomb in the Pacific. The nation now possessed a weapon roughly a hundred times as powerful as any before — and almost...
Brussels gets ‘House of Cards’ treatment
AMSTERDAM — Corruption, murder, and betrayal stalk the streets of Brussels — at least in a Dutch television series inspired by the U.S. hit “House of Cardsâ€Â that premieres Friday. “Brussel” mixes the personal and the political in a drama that weaves together the migration crisis, trouble in...
Sir Michael Fallon: Britain will stand alongside Ukraine
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BBC reporter joins locals in icy river dip
The BBC’s Tom Burridge takes a dip in Kiev’s Dnipro frozen river to celebrate Epiphany. …read more Source:...
