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Russian violence leading to ‘civilisation clash’: Polish Defence Minister
Russian “attack” on Ukraine links to “civilisation clash”, wrote Polish Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz in a letter read in the US. …read more Source: Polskie...
OSCE mission, Russian, Polish, Ukrainian NGOs to observe Lithuanian parlt elections – The Baltic Times
VILNIUS – Observers from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) and members of non-governmental organisations from Russ…… …read more Source: The Baltic...
Ukraine reform push would pave way to support from new U.S. president: Pritzker
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukraine should ramp up economic and anti-corruption reforms to pave the way for continued support from whoever wins the U.S. presidential election, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker said on a visit to Kiev on Thursday. …read more Source:...
Poland’s assistance in attracting EU funds to prompt local border traffic regime with Belarus
“Currently Belarus is studying the practice of the implementation of the similar agreements of Belarus with Latvia, and also those of Poland with Russia and Ukraine,” Dmitry Mironchik said. …read more Source:...
Craig Oliver, Cameron’s attack dog, finally bites
A new book reveals the spiteful after life of Downing Street’s unlikely spin doctor. It must be hard being a spin doctor: always in the shadows but always on-message. The murky control that the role requires might explain why David Cameron’s former director of communications Craig Oliver has rushed out his political memoirs so soon...
Bulgaria Ranks 46th in Bloomberg’s Healthcare System Index
Bulgaria is among the countries with the least efficient healthcare systems in the world, data published by Bloomberg shows.Out of 55 countries studied by the Bloomberg index, Bulgaria has dropped by three spots compared to its results in 2009 (the index ranks countries as of 2014).Two years ago it had the 46th most efficient healthcare system,...
How Putin’s Syria gamble has paid off | Oleg Kashin
One of Russia’s most prominent journalists argues the protracted conflict has been a gift to the president whose expansionism in Ukraine had left his country weakened• Read a version of this article in RussianIn a famous poem by the writer Yevgeny Yevtushenko, an ant crawling on the face of a Russian soldier killed in Afghanistan asks the...
Debate: New findings on downing of MH17
Just over two years after Flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine international investigators published their latest findings on Wednesday, according to which the plane was hit by a Buk missile fired by a rocket launcher brought from Russia into the rebel area. Many commentators see this as confirmation of the long held suspicion that...
Babyn Yar: Ukraine’s dark anniversary
Ukrainian officials have organized several events to mark the anniversary of the Babyn Yar massacres. Seventy-five years ago, Nazi forces rounded up and shot around 34,000 Jewish residents of Kyiv. David Stern reports. …read more Source: Deutsche...
MH17 was downed by Russian Buk missile
The mystery surrounding the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 may have been resolved. After a two-year criminal probe, the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) has compliled an interim report which indicates that flight MH17 that crashed in eastern Ukraine in July 2014 was shot down by a Russian Buk missile. It’s based on social media posts,...
