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Tennis: Irina Bara wins ITF tournament doubles event in Sharm El Sheikh
The pairing made up of Romanian tennis player Irina Maria Bara and Ukrainian Alona Fomina won the doubles event in the ITF tournament of Sharm El Sheikh (Egypt), with total prizes worth 100,000 dollars. …read more Source:...
Samba, rumba, cha-cha-cha
Partaking in the competitions were 370 dance couples from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine and Lithuania. …read more Source:...
Get ready for Merkexit
Brexit might be the biggest challenge European leaders may be facing in the coming year. But it’s not the only one. The turmoil in the United Kingdom has overshadowed the possibility of another dramatic exit from the European scene — if German Chancellor Angela Merkel decides not to run for a fourth term. Although Merkel is still likely to...
Britain should UNILATERALLY boost sanctions on Russia, Labour’s Nia Griffith says
Nia Griffith, who was appointed to her brief in Mr Corbyn’s recent reshuffle, warned the Kremlin was a ‘major strategic threat’ to Britain. …read more Source: Daily...
Shadow Defence Secretary Nia Griffith calls for tougher sanctions against Moscow
The Shadow Defence Secretary has called on the Government to impose tougher sanctions on Russia in light of its actions in Syria. …read more Source:...
Russia’s plan for Europe: Punish Germany, divide the EU, pressure Ukraine
Richard Herzinger, a columnist at German daily Die Welt, argues that Vladimir Putin is making tentative steps to extend Russian power into Europe. The fall of Angela Merkel is at the top of the Russian president’s wish-list. The Kremlin’s willingness to meddle in foreign affairs has only grown since the Ukraine crisis. Herzinger...
Russia accuses UK of ‘shrinking’ its London embassy
Russian ambassador to the U.K. Alexander Yakovenko lashed at the British government, blaming it for reduced number of staff at the embassy in London. He said British authorities are failing to issue visas for Russians to take up posts at the embassy and replace outgoing staff. “The embassy is shrinking and if it continues the embassy will be...
EU set for ‘dirty Brexit’
Forget hard Brexit or soft Brexit, European officials have been instructed to prepare for a “dirty Brexit.” Theresa May had hoped to use her first European Council meeting to prepare for smooth divorce negotiations early next year. But EU leaders were not in a cooperative mood. The U.K. prime minister’s confrontational Conservative Party...
Minsk to host ministerial consultations on cooperation of CIS with EU, NATO
The participants will discuss the trade and economic impact of the association agreements of Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with the EU and of the comprehensive free trade area with the EU for the CIS FTA. …read more Source:...
Ukraine NOC: Belarus will be a good host of Second European Games
Minsk has a well-developed infrastructure with modern centers, a big number of top-notch hotels. Therefore, it will cost less to organize, for instance, the Second European Games in Belarus than in other countries,” Sergey Bubka noted. …read more Source:...
