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EU moves closer to visa-free travel for Georgia, Ukraine may follow
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – A European Parliament committee on Monday backed visa-free travel to the European Union for Georgia and moved toward granting another ex-Soviet republic, Ukraine, the same right, after migration worries delayed the process before the summer. …read more Source:...
Lithuania sends ammunition to Ukraine, disagrees with calls to lift sanctions
Lithuania has announced that it has supplied combat ammunition to Ukraine and its top diplomat has dismissed calls to lift EU sanctions imposed on Russian officials and companies. …read more Source: Baltic News...
Lviv remembers its Jewish past
Residents of the Ukrainian city of Lviv are learning about and coming to terms with one of their most painful chapters: the annihilation of their Jewish community during World War II. …read more Source: Deutsche...
Staff flee fire at Ukrainian TV station
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Pro-Russia TV station in Kiev evacuated after fire
Six arrested following suspected arson attack at Ukraine’s TV Inter during protestsA Ukrainian television station has been forced to broadcast from a mobile facility after its building caught fire during a protest. Local news reported that TV Inter’s headquarters in Kiev caught fire on Sunday after a group of around 20 protesters...
Ukrainian hackers leak personal information of journalists
In Ukraine, hackers have leaked an electronic database containing the details of hundreds of journalists and foreign correspondents. It’s the second leak in the past four months. But with Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko saying that journalists should not write ‘negative articles’ about the country, his government has...
Russia says starts planned large-scale war games involving Crimea
MOSCOW (Reuters) – The Russian Defence Ministry said on Monday a long-planned major military exercise involving annexed Crimea and Russia’s Black Sea and Caspian fleets had got underway, and that 12,500 troops would take part. …read more Source:...
Additions to the EU transparency register (August 7-September 3)
Over the month of August, 201 new organizations signed up in the joint transparency register of the European Commission and the European Parliament. New entries include. 1lékařská fakulta Univerzity Karlovy-Centrum BIOCEV A3C Consulting Aids Hilfe Wien Amprion GmbH Angling Trust Animals’ Angels e.V. Anitox Ltd. UK APS Cittadini ASOCIACION...
Vladimir Putin has invested in top-secret reinforced bunkers across Moscow
Russian media says they are being built as part of a new national security strategy. The relationship between the West and Russia has soured in recent years since the annexation of Crimea. …read more Source: Daily...
How Putin conned us into thinking Russia is a superpower again
Deeply disturbing things have happened during the Putin years in Russia, but his gamble has paid off. Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin has been busy during recent years. Here is a partial list of what he has achieved. He has: 1) recaptured Crimea, the single bit of territory the Russian people most regretted losing after the Soviet Union collapsed;...
