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Ousted Ukrainian president paid millions to top Trump aide
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Ukraine conflict focus of German, Russian talks
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Is Donald Trump finally imploding?
It is looking like this might finally be the end for the Republican party’s ill-fated Trump experiment. I laughed last June, when that orange ignoramus, with his ridiculous hair and impossible pomposity, descended the escalator into the lobby of Trump Tower in New York to the tune of Neil Young’s “Keep On Rockin’ In The Free...
Hungary’s men’s fencing team takes bronze at Rio games
Ádám LestyánszkyHungary’s men’s fencing team takes bronze at Rio games After a disappointing Saturday across the board, Hungary’s men’s fencing team took bronze and its men’s waterpolo team defeated Brazil to advance to the quarterfinals. After losing to France 45:40, Hungary’s men’s fencing team defeated...
Germany to Russia: Minsk deal must stay focus of Ukraine peace process – RIA
MOSCOW (Reuters) – German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier told his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Monday that the Minsk deal must remain the focus of the Ukrainian peace process despite a spike in tensions in Crimea, the RIA news agency reported. …read more Source:...
The Guardian view on press freedom: the need for constant vigilance | Editorial
From Turkey to El Salvador, Asia to the Americas, the best journalists fight to hold a mirror to the world. They deserve our gratitude, and need our supportThe news about the news is grim. In Turkey, notorious for cracking down on the media long before July’s attempted coup, authorities have closed more than 130 outlets and issued warrants...
Russia’s season of menace
MOSCOW — August in Moscow is a season of brooding heat broken by sudden rainstorms, of bathing in chilly rivers and experiencing pangs of regret for a summer that never quite happened. Also, it’s Russia’s traditional season of disaster. The hard-line coup attempt that brought the fall of Communism in 1991, the default and financial...
Timely tension
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine are rising again over Crimea. But what is in it for Moscow? …read more Source:...
Astronomy May Have Just Debunked Russia’s Claims About a Ukrainian Incursion Into Crimea
Image adapted from Georges Méliès’ famous film, Le voyage dans la Lune. Russian state television may have broadcast false evidence released by the Federal Security Service (FSB) allegedly showing the discovery of a weapons cache belonging to “saboteurs” the Kremlin says the Ukrainian government sent into Crimea. (Kyiv denies these...
A Ukrainian-Russian war ‘cannot be excluded’: historian Andrzej Nowak
Polish historian Andrzej Nowak sat down with wPolityce weekly to discuss the recent development in Russo-Turkish relations, and how this could affect Ukraine. …read more Source: Polskie Radio dla...
