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Ukraine tests missiles near Crimea despite Russian ire
Ukraine launches missile tests near Crimea, despite Russian threats to respond to the “provocation”. …read more Source:...
Russia Will Not Allow Infringement of Its Rights, Putin Says
Russian Vladimir Putin has asserted that his country will decide for its own future and will fork for a system of international relations not based on pretence for “hegemony”.“We don’t want any controversy… Unlike some of our international counterparts who are looking for enemies, Russia has never looked for enemies,” Putin has said...
Ukraine missile drill to avoid Crimea airspace, military officials say
Move averts possible confrontation with Russia, which annexed the peninsula in 2014 and was angered by military exerciseUkraine’s military has said a two-day missile drill will avoid the airspace over Crimea, sidestepping a possible confrontation with Russia, which annexed the peninsula in 2014. News of the tests starting on Thursday had...
Black Sea border services sign memorandum of cooperation
Heads of border services of the Black Sea countries signed a memorandum of cooperation within the frameworks of their sitting in Bulgaria’s coastal town of Burgas. According to the document, Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, Turkey and Ukraine will introduce a modernized automated system for information exchange on topics related to...
Putin says work on Russia’s bridge to Crimea is on schedule
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia is pressing ahead with construction of a road and rail bridge to Crimea and work is on schedule, President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday during his annual state of the nation address in the Kremlin. …read more Source:...
Businessman plans to sue Government after wife refused visa for Christmas visit
A British businessman living in Ukraine today said he will sue the Government after his wife was refused a visa for a family trip to Britain. …read more Source: London Evening...
Russian warships anchor off Crimea as Ukraine begins missile testing
WARSHIPS from Russia’s Black Sea Fleet have taken up position off Crimea’s western coastline to help strengthen the peninsula’s air defences in response to the start of Ukrainian missile tests nearby. …read more Source:...
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[Ticker] France’s Macron wants closer ties with Russia
France must reopen talks with Russia, centrist presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron told journalists on Wednesday. He said Russia must play a decisive role in ending the conflict in Syria, and that the removal of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad cannot be a prior condition to end the war. The former economy minister also favours renewed peace...
Russia deploys warships near Crimea for Ukrainian missile tests: RIA
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Warships from Russia’s Black Sea Fleet have taken up position off Crimea’s western coastline to help strengthen the peninsula’s air defenses in response to the start of Ukrainian missile tests nearby, the RIA news agency reported on Thursday. …read more Source:...
Why Portugal has become an oasis of stability
LISBON — Any celebrations of António Costa‘s first anniversary as Portugal’s prime minister were muted by the announcement this week that the man Costa spent five months persuading to lead Portugal’s biggest bank had resigned, plunging into doubt the government’s efforts to shore up the...
