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A Decades-Long ‘Conversation’ Between Yugoslav and Polish Rockers
The Gdańsk shipyard, a springboard for democratic changes in then-Communist Poland of the 1980s. A 2016 photo by Filip Stojanovski, CC BY. Even though cultural ties between countries that formed ex-Yugoslavia and Poland are not too frequent, there’s one form of communication that has been an exception. Over the last four decades, rock music...
Romanian, Moldovan, Ukrainian authorities run joint anti-corruption awareness campaign in border customs
Romanian, Moldovan and Ukrainian anti-corruption and border authorities launched on Monday a citizen awareness campaign, with fliers to be handed out throughout the week in Romanian customs offices on the border with Ukraine and Moldova. …read more Source:...
Additions to the EU transparency register (November 26 – December 3)
Last week 117 new organizations signed up in the joint transparency register of the European Commission and the European Parliament. New entries include: Acad̩mie des sciences Actis РNorwegian Policy Network on Alcohol and Drugs Air Traffic Controllers European Unions Coordination Algemene Werkgeversvereniging Nederland Alianza Cooperativa...
Bulgarian National Shortlisted in Europol Advent Calendar
European police body Europol has published a self-styled “Advent calendar” which features a profile of sought persons for each day leading up to Christmas Eve.Sergey Filipov Georgiev, a 55-year-old Bulgarian National, corresponds to “December 02”. He “killed a Bulgarian national in Ukraine in 2011,” repeatedly...
Police shoot-out ends tragically in Ukraine
Two Ukrainian police units on December 4 mistook each other for criminals and engaged in a shoot-out, which ended with five policemen killed. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Yet another anti-Ukraine treaty group enters national politics
A third grouping involved in April’s referendum on the EU treaty with Ukraine has decided to enter the mainstream political… …read more Source:...
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[Agenda] Italy and visa-free travel on EU agenda This WEEK
EU finance ministers will give their first reaction to the bloc’s latest crisis – the Italian referendum – this week, while MEPs and member states try to clinch a deal on visa-free travel for Georgians and Ukrainians. …read more Source:...
Kiev apartment resident turns scruffy stairwell into a gilded palace
Vladimir Chaika has spent years installing ornamental plaster mouldings and art reproductions in a Soviet-era block of flatsFrom the outside, number 11A is a drab block of flats like any other in Troyeshina, a scruffy Kiev suburb of identikit Soviet-era housing. The entrance door is daubed with graffiti, the ground floor hallway dingy and...
Fillon’s Russophilia heads for reality check
PARIS — There came a point during his primary campaign when François Fillon started making foreign policy pronouncements that seemed cut-and-pasted from Vladimir Putin’s propaganda manual. The annexation of Crimea? Bad, but what about the NATO intervention in Kosovo back in 1999? Russia not abiding by the so-called Minsk...
Five Ukrainian policemen are killed by colleagues in ‘friendly fire’
The deadly mix-up came as special police staked out a ‘dangerous gang of burglars’ in the small town of Knyazychy, 18 miles east of Kiev. …read more Source: Daily...
