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For EU, Poland is not yet lost
GDAŃSK, Poland — Poland’s de facto ruler, Jarosław Kaczyński, is betting he can get away with emasculating his country’s constitutional court without incurring European Union sanctions. To be sure, things are looking up for the conservative nationalist. Under President Barack Obama, the United States joined the EU in criticizing the...
Ukraine detains two Russian soldiers near Crimean border
…read more Source: The...
Bulgaria needs programmers from third countries to fill deficit in IT sector
A study by the Bulgarian Outsourcing Association shows that in 2020 companies working in the IT industry in Bulgaria will be generating 6% of the gross domestic product of this country, making this sector one of the leading ones in Bulgarian economy. This was what chairman of the association, Stefan Bumov, said in Plovdiv where a business forum...
Far-right Ukrainians viciously ransack Russian bank
…read more Source: The...
Ukraine teacher ‘tried to sell girl aged 13 for $10,000’
Police in eastern Ukraine arrest a teacher accused of trying to sell a young girl for $10,000. …read more Source:...
Russia says detention of its soldiers near Crimea was ‘provocation’
MINSK (Reuters) – Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Tuesday that Ukraine’s detention of two Russian soldiers near the border with Crimea was “a provocation.” …read more Source:...
Ukraine detains Russian soldiers on Crimea border
Russia claims the two men were abducted from the contested peninsula …read more Source: Financial...
Just how insecure are we?
Two years ago, incoming European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker had an idea. Over the previous five years he had seen a number of energy supply scares plunging parts of Europe into cold because of gas disputes between Russia and Ukraine. He had seen planned pipelines fall through, a sudden reversal by Germany on nuclear energy and...
Putin: NATO objects that threaten Russia will be our missiles’ targets
Russia is worried by continued expansion of NATO, and it intends to perform counter-measures. This includes marking missile targets that create threats for the country, said Russian President Vladimir Putin in Oliver Stone’s documentary ‘Ukraine in fire’, which aired on REN TV on Monday, 21 November. …read more Source: Baltic...
Three years after Euromaidan, how young Ukrainians see the future
Millennials reflect on Russia’s annexation of Crimea and the war in eastern Ukraine – and what happens nextIt’s been three years since protesters gathered on the streets of Kiev to demand an end to a government they believed was no longer fit for purpose.The demonstration triggered a chain of events that led to Russia annexing Crimea...
