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Work ‘urgently needed’ to resolve Ukraine crisis – German FM
The German foreign minister has voiced his dissatisfaction over the slow pace of progress in resolving the conflict in the war-torn east of Ukraine, saying that progress was urgently… …read more Source:...
“West can honor will of people in Kosovo, but not in Crimea”
Vladimir Putin has said that the West negates the right of the people to self-determination in Crimea, while referring to it in the case of Kosovo.The Russian president spoke for Bloomberg when he said that “nothing can be done against the will of the people,” but that “it seems that some of our partners fail to understand...
Retired US general to advise Ukraine’s defence minister
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Much work needed to improve Ukraine ceasefire, German foreign minister says
BERLIN (Reuters) – German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said on Thursday that there was still a lot of work to be done to get a ceasefire fully implemented in Ukraine, adding that progress was “urgently needed”. …read more Source:...
When hope is stronger than hardship: bright ideas bring change to war-ravaged Ukraine
A collection of stories of Ukrainians who have started inspiring social and business projects in the eastern Donbas region, in the hope that development will help bring peace to a land now in its thir …read more Source:...
Brussels supports Bulgarian gas hub, Moscow refuses to deliver gas through Black Sea
The gas routes will not go round Bulgaria, Premier Boyko Borissov said convincingly several days ago at the international investment round table about his favorite infrastructure project – the Balkan Gas Hub which is expected to be built on the Black Sea coast. The future of the project is not that clear, although it has been in the focus...
Russian official calls for dialogue on Ukraine
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksey Meshkov called for dialogue with the West to ease tensions in the face of the Ukrainian crisis. This is one of the most complicated periods in Europe’s modern history, he told reporters on the margins of the Bled Strategic Forum. …read more Source:...
Senior US official critical of Russia’s actions in Syria, Ukraine
Michael Carpenter, US deputy assistant secretary of defence, has criticised Russia’s role in Syria and Ukraine in an interview with the STA on the margins of the Bled Strategic Forum. …read more Source:...
Zannier: Without political solution, OSCE to remain in Ukraine a long time
OSCE Secretary General Lamberto Zannier commented on developments in Eastern Ukraine in an interview with the STA in Bled earlier this week, warning that the conflict will take a very long time unless a broader political solution is found. OSCE monitors are being continuously hampered, mainly by the separatists. …read more Source:...
Germany and Turkey: not friends, but allies
BERLIN — Germany’s diplomatic priority these days isn’t to quell tensions in Ukraine or broker another cease-fire in Syria. Instead, it is focused on another intractable diplomatic headache: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s wounded pride. Hanging in the balance is Germany’s relationship with a key NATO ally — and...
