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      Marine Le Pen faces Ukraine ban after saying Russia annexation of Crimea was ‘not illegal’
      Jan04

      Marine Le Pen faces Ukraine ban after saying Russia annexation of Crimea was ‘not illegal’

      FRENCH far right leader Marine Le Pen faces being banned from Ukraine after she made comments appearing to back Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. …read more Source:...

      Marine Le Pen asked to repay €9 million bank loan: reports
      Jan04

      Marine Le Pen asked to repay €9 million bank loan: reports

      French National Front leader Marine Le Pen was told to repay €9 million of a loan from a Russian-based bank, according to media reports. The Russian Bank Deposit Insurance Agency is calling in part of the loan granted by the First Czech-Russian Bank, which has since been dissolved, Le Monde reports. The National Front is operating...

      What’s the biggest test Trump will face in 2017?
      Jan04

      What’s the biggest test Trump will face in 2017?

      It is going to be so easy.” Those were the words candidate Donald Trump used in October, imagining a future where he, as president, would replace the Affordable Care Act with something “great.” In reality, no presidency is easy — the office’s unique role at home and around the world...

      No alternative to partnership with Poland: Poroshenko
      Jan04

      No alternative to partnership with Poland: Poroshenko

      There is no alternative to a strategic partnership between Ukraine and Poland, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has said. …read more Source: Polskie...

      Ukraine moves to blacklist Le Pen over Crimea comments
      Jan04

      Ukraine moves to blacklist Le Pen over Crimea comments

      KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine indicated on Wednesday it would bar French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen from entering the country after comments she made that appeared to legitimize Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. …read more Source:...

      Tennis: Raluca Olaru – Olga Savchuk battle into WTA Shenzhen doubles semifinals
      Jan04

      Tennis: Raluca Olaru – Olga Savchuk battle into WTA Shenzhen doubles semifinals

      The pairing of Romanian Raluca Olaru and Ukrainian Olga Savchuk on Wednesday valiantly battled their way into the semifinals of the WTA Shenzhen doubles tournament past China’s Chen Liang/Lu Jing-Jing 2-6, 7-6 (5), 14-12. …read more Source:...

      2017 – highlights and changes in geopolitics and security
      Jan04

      2017 – highlights and changes in geopolitics and security

      Stable instability is what awaits us in 2017, but there will be a balance of power. This is the forecast Nina Dyulgerova, professor of international relations made at a press conference “2017 – highlights and changes in geopolitics and security”, that took place at the Bulgarian news agency, BTA. “Globally, there is a change and it will be...

      Marine Le Pen says Crimea’s reunification with Russia was legitimate
      Jan03

      Marine Le Pen says Crimea’s reunification with Russia was legitimate

      BELGRADE – Crimea’s incorporation into Russia was legitimate, leader of France’s National Front, Marine Le Pen, has said. “I do not think that (Crimea’s) reunification (with Russia) was illegitimate,” she told the BFM TV network on Tuesday. “A referendum was organized, and residents of Crimea voted to join Russia. I see no...

      Tennis: Raluca Olaru moves to WTA Shenzhen doubles quarterfinals; Halep – Niculescu duo ousted
      Jan03

      Tennis: Raluca Olaru moves to WTA Shenzhen doubles quarterfinals; Halep – Niculescu duo ousted

      The pairing of Romanian Raluca Olaru and Ukrainian Olga Savchuk on Tuesday advanced to the quarterfinals of the WTA Shenzhen (China) tournament featuring 626,750 dollars in prize money, while the duo Simona Halep – Monica Niculescu lost in the first round. …read more Source:...

      Deputy FM: EU should not hesitate to cooperate with East
      Jan03

      Deputy FM: EU should not hesitate to cooperate with East

      The European Union “should not wait” to cooperate with countries to its east, such as Ukraine and Georgia, said Polish deputy Foreign Minister Konrad Szymański. …read more Source: Polskie...