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      April 2, 1951
      Mar24

      April 2, 1951

      Sixty-six years ago, on April 2, 1951, The Ukrainian Weekly wrote about Russian imperialist propaganda and American Russian advisors. The article cited four varieties of propaganda based on anti-Communist Russian imperialism – the extreme right monarchists, Russian Social-Democrats, Mensheviks and Russian nationalists. In the first few months of...

      Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea
      Mar24

      Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea

      Three years ago, Russia occupied the Crimean peninsula, lopping off a part of Ukraine’s territory. Moscow sent troops into Crimea on February 28, 2014, in what the chair of the Verkhovna Rada and Ukraine’s acting president, Oleksandr Turchynov, said was “brazen and unjustified aggression, thinly veiled as ‘protecting Russian...

      Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine
      Mar24

      Canada’s unwavering support for Ukraine

      We recently announced that the government of Canada’s military training mission in Ukraine, Operation UNIFIER, will continue for another two years. By renewing this mission, we not only continue to build upon the strong economic, social, military and cultural ties between Canada and Ukraine, but we publicly send a message of deterrence to...

      UCC statement on 2014 Crimean “referendum”
      Mar24

      UCC statement on 2014 Crimean “referendum”

      The statement below, on the “Third Anniversary of Russia’s Illegal, Illegitimate Crimea ‘Referendum,’ ” was released by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress on March 16. Three years ago, on March 16, 2014, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and occupation of Crimea, Russian “authorities” staged an illegal and illegitimate...

      Ukraine: Russian Agent Killed Kremlin Critic Voronenkov
      Mar24

      Ukraine: Russian Agent Killed Kremlin Critic Voronenkov

      A senior Ukrainian official says the killer of Kremlin critic Denis Voronenkov, who was gunned down in the Ukrainian capital of Kiev, was a Russian agent.Anton Gerashchenko, an adviser to Ukraine’s interior minister, identified the man who shot Voronenkov on Thursday as… …read more Source:...

      Manor to host dialogue about education as the battlefront of democracy in Ukraine
      Mar24

      Manor to host dialogue about education as the battlefront of democracy in Ukraine

      JENKINTOWN, Pa. – On Thursday, April 6, at 2 p.m. in the Manor College auditorium, Manor College will host a dialogue on the topic “Ukraine – Education as the Battlefront of Democracy.” This dialogue will examine the most crucial areas of educational reform needed in Ukraine in order to protect and preserve free and democratic […] …read...

      Putin meets Le Pen, denies French election interference
      Mar24

      Putin meets Le Pen, denies French election interference

      MOSCOW (AP) — President Vladimir Putin held a surprise meeting Friday with France’s far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, yet dismissed suggestions that Russia aims to influence the election in her favor. Putin’s meeting with Le Pen came amid rising controversy over whether Russia tried to influence the U.S. presidential...

      Ukrainian President Says ‘Matter Of Honor’ To Solve Former Russian Lawmaker’s Slaying
      Mar24

      Ukrainian President Says ‘Matter Of Honor’ To Solve Former Russian Lawmaker’s Slaying

      Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says it is “a matter of honor” to successfully investigate the killing of former Russian lawmaker Denis Voronenkov in Kyiv. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Lion cub discovered smuggled in van full of parrots
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      Lion cub discovered smuggled in van full of parrots

      Hidden in a van with 2,245 parrots and four cats, a lion cub was discovered during a baggage inspection in the Ukrainian port of Odessa on Wednesday. The Turkish citizens did have export permits for the other animals, but not the lion. … Click to Continue » …read more Source: Miami...

      A new face in Belarus’ anti-government protests: The poor
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      A new face in Belarus’ anti-government protests: The poor

      MALADZYECHNA, Belarus (AP) — The half-million Belarusians who can’t find work in their country’s stumbling Soviet-style economy face an array of hard choices: register with the state employment exchange, which will force them to “public work” for a pittance; pay $250 for failure to register; or risk being jailed for taking...