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Ukrainians saw Paul Manafort’s political impact up close – and it wasn’t pretty | Serhiy Leshchenko
Donald Trump’s campaign chairman spent nearly a decade in Ukraine. His time here has raised many questions, not least in an ongoing corruption probePaul Manafort, Donald Trump’s campaign chairman, has only recently become familiar to Americans. But in Ukraine, Manafort has played a decisive role in politics for nearly a decade – one...
[Ticker] Merkel defends EU sanctions on Russia
Chancellor Angela Merkel said in an interview published Friday by German media group RedaktionsNetzwerks Deutschland that the EU should uphold sanctions on Russia because it had not fulfilled the Minsk ceasefire accord in Ukraine. “This [the accord] is and remains the yardstick for the future of the sanctions,” she said. The EU...
Ukraine details payments allegedly earmarked for Trump aide
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Petro Poroshenko: Ukraine worried about Russian invasion
Ukraine can’t “rule out a full-scale Russian invasion” and may consider implementing a military draft, the country’s president said Thursday. “The probability of escalation of the conflict remains very significant,” Petro Poroshenko warned in a televised address, Bloomberg reports. Tensions in the region have worsened over summer....
Merkel sees no end to EU sanctions against Russia
BERLIN (Reuters) – There is no reason to lift the European Union’s sanctions against Russia as Moscow has not fulfilled all of its commitments under the Minsk peace plan, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in an interview published on Friday. …read more Source:...
Russian naval and land forces carrying out logistics training in Crimea: RIA
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russian naval and land forces were carrying out logistics training in Crimea, a peninsula which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014, Russian RIA news agency said on Friday, citing Russian defense ministry. …read more Source:...
Polish foreign minister to discuss Ukraine with EU counterparts
Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski will hold a series of consultations with his French, German, British and Turkish counterparts, amongst others, at the end of August. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
Poroshenko warns of ‘martial law’ if Ukraine conflict escalates
President Poroshenko of Ukraine has warned he may bring in martial law because of increased tension in the east with pro-Russian separatists. …read more Source:...
Manafort’s man in Kiev
In an effort to collect previously undisclosed millions of dollars he’s owed by an oligarch-backed Ukrainian political party, Donald Trump’s campaign chairman Paul Manafort has been relying on a trusted protégé whose links to Russia and its Ukrainian allies have prompted concerns among Manafort associates, according to people who...
Almost Holy review – documentary of a saintly do-gooder
Steve Hoover’s portrait of Gennadiy Mokhnenko hints at a darker side to the pastor who runs a children’s orphanage in UkraineCharismatic and somewhat sinisterly convinced of his own inviolate righteousness, Pastor Gennadiy Mokhnenko runs the rehab centre-cum-orphanage Pilgrim in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol. Working outside what...



