Section: The United Kingdom
UN records highest casualties in eastern Ukraine in a year
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Ukraine’s Savchenko launches hunger strike over political inaction
KIEV (Reuters) – Nadiya Savchenko, the Ukrainian servicewoman-turned-lawmaker who spent two years in a Russian jail, announced a new hunger strike on Tuesday to speed up the release of other Ukrainian prisoners-of-war, accusing Ukraine’s president of ignoring their plight. …read more Source:...
AP FACT CHECK: Trump gets much wrong on Ukraine
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‘I’m gonna take a look’ Trump would consider ACCEPTING Putin’s annexation of Crimea
WHITE House nominee Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy by reviewing America’s opposition to Russian military action in Crimea. …read more Source:...
The Latest: Trump says US should accept Russia in Crimea
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Donald Trump and Russia: a web that grows more tangled all the time
Frank Mermoud, a key figure at the recent Republican national convention, has strong business ties with Ukraine – the latest in a series of Trump staffers with worrying links to Russia and its interests, including the candidate himselfA key figure at the Republican national convention where Donald Trump was nominated for president has strong...
Chernobyl could be reinvented as a solar farm, says Ukraine
Ministers create presentation to show how idle land around nuclear disaster site can be used to produce renewable energyThe contaminated nuclear wasteland around Chernobyl could be turned into one of the world’s largest solar farms, producing nearly a third of the electricity that the stricken plant generated at its height 30 years ago,...
The murder of fearless journalist Pavel Sheremet must be solved – but Ukraine needs more
Sheremet was blown up as he drove to host a morning radio programme On 20th of July Kiev was shaken by the news of the assassination of the respected Belarusian journalist Pavel Sheremet. Outside the ex-Soviet republics he was hardly known. Yet the murder is one that the West should reflect on, as it could do much to aggravate the...
European newspapers overwhelmingly critical of Brexit vote
Study of newspaper coverage in 13 countries across Europe, plus the US, reveals widespread lack of enthusiasm for Britain’s decision to leave the EU European newspapers were overwhelmingly critical of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. According to a comprehensive review of the press coverage in 13 countries following the EU...
Ukraine’s president calls for recognition of splinter church
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