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Uncertainty over U.S. position delays action on Ukraine peace deal: Germany
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Uncertainty in Moscow and Kiev about what policies U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will adopt means there is little prospect of making much progress in implementing the Minsk ceasefire accord on Ukraine, Germany’s foreign minister said. …read more Source:...
Contact group on Ukraine to meet in Minsk 7 December
The Belarusian capital will also host a meeting of the working groups on political, economic and humanitarian affairs. …read more Source:...
EU’s Ukraine aid has limited impact on corruption
The unstable political and legislative climate in Ukraine has meant EU funds designed to help the country reform have had a limited impact and results are “fragile,” according to a European Court of Auditors report published Wednesday. In the report, which examined public finance management and anti-corruption measures between 2007 and 2015,...
ForMin Comanescu in NATO meeting stresses need to continue Alliance support for eastern partners
Foreign Affairs Minister Lazar Comanescu underscored on Tuesday at the NATO ministerial meeting in Brussels the need to continue an active support on behalf of the Alliance for the eastern partners – Ukraine, Georgia and the Republic of Moldova, according to a Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) release sent to AGERPRES. …read more Source:...
DALIA GRYBAUSKAITĖ
In Lithuania, where politics are synonymous with scandal and volatility, President Dalia Grybauskaitė is a figure of solidity. Nicknamed “Steel Magnolia,†the former European commissioner elicits comparisons to Margaret Thatcher, sharing with the late British leader a penchant for the acid phrase and a work ethic...
GEORGE SOROS
Well into his eighties, George Soros is back on the frontlines of this decade’s ideological struggle. Growing ranks of nationalist politicians are laying siege to the liberal democratic system that emerged victorious from the Cold War — and putting the Hungarian-American billionaire and the “open...
Defence secrets
Ukraine’s defence contracts are cloaked in secrecy and reformers complain of corruption, David Stern reports. …read more Source:...
US Democrats launch campaign to combat Russia’s digital meddling
In U.S. Congress’s final days of 2016, top House Democrats are launching a campaign to address Russia’s alleged digital meddling in the country’s election. Party leaders are pressing the Obama administration for a briefing on the matter, as two Democrats are set to introduce legislation on Wednesday. The bill will come from...
Saakashvili wants a new political class in Ukraine
After stepping down as governor of Odessa, Georgia’s ex-president is founding a new party in Ukraine. He outlines his political goals in an interview with DW. …read more Source: Deutsche...
eGA to develop e-services for administrative service centres in Ukraine
Over the next two years, the e-Governance Academy will assume a lead role in creating a data exchange and information system in Ukraine, enabling up to 600 local service centres in Ukraine to provide up-to-date public services to the people by exchanging information with national central registries, BC informs eGA representative. …read more...
