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More opportunities for Belarus-Ukraine joint industrial projects soon
“In the light of the agreement to boost industrial cooperation and to promote the use of tools indicated in the intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in industry and science of 29 May 2002, Belarusian and Ukrainian companies will soon have additional opportunities for joint projects,” Igor Sokol noted. …read more Source:...
Radioactive cloud over Budapest’s budget
Hungary’s €12 billion plan to build two new nuclear reactors could push the country’s budget deficit over the limit set by EU rules, critics of the projects have warned, and regulators may be in the dark about its true costs. In mid-July, the EU Council of Ministers warned the country is close to breaching the fiscal...
Draft agreements on Belarus’ participation in EU transboundary cooperation programs approved
The President approved draft agreements on the financing of transboundary cooperation programs Latvia-Lithuania-Belarus and Poland-Ukraine-Belarus within the framework of the European Neighborhood Instrument for 2014-2020. …read more Source:...
A further 2 Ukrainian troops killed in eastern Ukraine
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Opinion: Belarus and Ukraine share common history and culture
Charge d’Affaires of Ukraine to Belarus Valery Dzhigun extended greetings to all the present on the occasion of the anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two countries. …read more Source:...
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[Ticker] More fighting in eastern Ukraine, says watchdog
There was a “sharp increase” of violence in recent days in eastern Ukraine, an official from the OSCE, Europe’s democracy watchdog, told the Deutsche Welle news service. Alexander Hug said that OSCE’s monitors recorded “2,900 explosions between the evenings of the 18th and 19th of December”, and a 300 percent...
Group allegedly behind DNC hack targeted Ukraine, report finds
CrowdStrike says malware implant was used to track movements of artillery units, adding to suspicions Russia is involvedA new report suggests the same hacking group believed to have hacked the Democrats during the recent presidential election also targeted Ukrainian artillery units over a two-year period, that if confirmed would add to suspicions...
How will central Asia cope with the passing of its independence generation?
Instability and uncertainty could draw outside powers into a competitive struggle for influence over the region. It is 25 years since the five Central Asian republics emerged unexpectedly, and somewhat reluctantly, from the wreckage of the Soviet Union to stake their claim as independent countries. Against the expectations of those who predicted...
Russia-linked DNC hackers ‘targeted Ukrainian army’
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FM: Kiev used “unacceptable language” to talk about Russia
First Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic says Serbia found a recent UNGA resolution on Crimea unacceptable because of the way it qualified Russia.As Dacic told reporters in Belgrade on Thursday, the Kiev-proposed resolution on “violations of human rights in Crimea” speaks about Russia “in the worst possible way.”...
