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Polls open in Ukraine’s presidential election
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Polls Open in Ukraine’s Presidential Election
The polls have opened and voters in Ukraine are casting their ballots Sunday in the first round of the country’s presidential election. The top three of the 39 candidates are: a comedian who plays the role of the president in a television comedy series, the incumbent president, and a former prime minister, who is running for president for...
Polls open in Ukraine’s presidential election
Polls have opened in Ukraine’s presidential election that pits the incumbent against a popular comedian and a former prime minister. …read more Source: FOX...
Polls open in Ukraine’s presidential election
Polls have opened in Ukraine’s presidential election that pits the incumbent against a popular comedian and a former prime minister. Ukrainians on Sunday will choose from among 39 candidates they … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The Bellingham...
Polls Open in Ukraine’s Presidential Election
Polls have opened in Ukraine’s presidential election that pits the incumbent against a popular comedian and a former prime minister. …read more Source: U.S....
Polls open in Ukraine’s presidential election
Polls have opened in Ukraine’s presidential election that pits the incumbent against a popular comedian and a former prime minister …read more Source: ABC...
Live Blog: Ukraine Votes
Follow all of the latest developments as they happen. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Pope praises Morocco for migrant policy
World briefs: Ukrainians vote Sunday; Trains halted in U.K.; Stones postpone tour …read more Source: Pittsburgh...
All Eyes On Three Front-Runners As Ukraine Presidential Vote Offers Wrinkle On Familiar Challenge
War-weary Ukrainians face a fresh national test on March 31 at the polls to pick a new president from an unprecedentedly broad field whose front-runners offer starkly different resumes. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Crimean Tatars’ Leader: Russian Detentions Aim at Purging Followers
Moscow’s recent raids in Simferopol are part of a broader effort to suppress democratic activists in the Russian-controlled Black Sea Peninsula. That’s the assertion being made by Refat Chubarov, chairman of the Mejlis, the Crimean Tatars’ self-governing body that Russia has outlawed. Crimean Tatars, who are predominantly...
