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Kalnins: Within just a few years, Russia has been able to transform itself from a partner to a strategic problem for all – The Baltic Times
RIGA – Before the events in Ukraine, Russia could be seen as a strategic partner to NATO, even though a problematic one, however, Russia has now…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Power cut in Kyiv deemed cyber-attack
A massive power cut in the Ukrainian capital in December has been a cyber-attack, computer system security specialists have established. …read more Source: Baltic News...
There is still no proof that Putin hacked the US election
Did President-Elect Donald Trump benefit from Russian hacking? It’s probable—but not certain ©Van Tine Dennis/ABACA/ABACA/PA Images So, it’s official. Russia helped Donald Trump win the American presidential election by hacking into Democratic Party computers, stealing emails and feeding them to media outlets such as Wikileaks,...
Polish Foreign Ministry slams vandalisation of WWII monument in Ukraine
The Polish foreign ministry is demanding that the vandalisation of a monument to the Poles murdered in 1944 in the village of Huta Pieniacka in Ukraine to be examined by authorities. …read more Source: Polskie...
U.S. Vice President Biden to visit Ukraine on January 15
KIEV (Reuters) – U.S. Vice President Joe Biden will visit Ukraine on Sunday and meet President Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine’s presidential office said on Thursday. …read more Source:...
Bulgaria’s President Says He Loves Russia but Disagrees with Putin
Bulgaria’s sitting President Rosen Plevneliev has said he doesn’t want the country to be brought back to the 19th century when it fell victim to great power drawing up spheres of influence. “I love Russia, but I do not agree with the policy of the Russian President of spheres of influence that returns is to the 19th...
Trump takes tougher tone against Putin
After months of extending his hand to Vladimir Putin, is Donald Trump going to get tough on Russia? That’s what the president-elect on Wednesday suggested he might just do, given what he called the “good chance†that he might not get along with the Russian president after all. The claim contradicted...
Outspoken Putin Critic Appointed Canada’s Foreign Minister
Canada’s Prime Minister has appointed an outspoken critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin as Foreign Minister. PM Justin Trudeau announced that former Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland will assume the office of top diplomat replacing Stéphane Dion. Chrystia Freeland is of Ukrainian origin and a former reporter of Reuters and Financial...
Tillerson ducks questions on whether Putin is ‘war criminal,’ Russia sanctions
Secretary of state nominee Rex Tillerson on Wednesday ducked several Russia-related questions from Republican Sen. Marco Rubio and other lawmakers, declining to say if he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin is a “war criminal” or whether he backs existing and future sanctions on Moscow. The former ExxonMobil CEO’s relationship with...
Explainer: what is in the Trump-Russia dossier John McCain passed to the FBI?
The dossier includes lurid details from Trump’s 2013 visit to Moscow and claims there’s ‘extensive conspiracy’ his team and the Kremlin – is it true?John McCain passes dossier alleging secret Trump-Russia contacts to FBIWhat does the dossier which John McCain passed to FBI chief James Comey say? Related: John McCain passes...
