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      The Latest: Ukraine says no one speaks out against sanctions
      Jan06

      The Latest: Ukraine says no one speaks out against sanctions

      SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — The latest on North Korea's announcement that it conducted a hydrogen bomb test Wednesday (all times Seoul):… …read more Source: Associated...

      Ukraine Set To Rename Over 900 Towns With Soviet Names
      Jan06

      Ukraine Set To Rename Over 900 Towns With Soviet Names

      More than 900 Ukrainian towns and villages will be renamed over the course of the year, in accordance with Ukraine’s push to remove commemorations of Soviet and Communist-era figures, the head of Ukraine’s state Institute for National Memory told Channel 5 on Wednesday. Since Ukraine’s pro-European Maidan protests toppled the...

      Matthew Fisher: North Korea H-bomb testing is another foreign policy failure for lame-duck Obama
      Jan06

      Matthew Fisher: North Korea H-bomb testing is another foreign policy failure for lame-duck Obama

      From North Korea to Afghanistan, Egypt, Libya, Iraq and Syria, to Ukraine, eastern Europe and the South China Sea, Obama’s presidency has been a bust …read more Source: Vancouver...

      World Disorder in the New Year
      Jan06

      World Disorder in the New Year

      Stephen F. CohenCivil, terrorist, and trade wars are now destabilizing the international order, abetted by the US-Russian Cold War. …read more Source: The...

      U.S. Navy commander says nuclear force key to U.S. survival
      Jan06

      U.S. Navy commander says nuclear force key to U.S. survival

      Robert Burns of the Associated Press has this article of interest: In his blueprint for a stronger Navy, the sea service’s new top boss, Adm. John M. Richardson, is blunt about what he thinks matters most: nuclear punch. Battling terrorists is today’s problem, but in looking toward a farther horizon, Richardson wants a Navy built to...

      Orthodox Christians celebrate Epiphany
      Jan06

      Orthodox Christians celebrate Epiphany

      Orthodox Christianity celebrates the birth and baptism of JesusIn Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and other Orthodox countries that observe a different religious calendar, it’s Christmas Eve Roman Catholics and Protestants celebrate story of the wise men who followed a star to Jesus’ cradle … Click to Continue » …read more Source: The...

      Orthodox Christians celebrate Epiphany
      Jan06

      Orthodox Christians celebrate Epiphany

      Orthodox Christianity celebrates the birth and baptism of JesusIn Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and other Orthodox countries that observe a different religious calendar, it’s Christmas Eve Roman Catholics and Protestants celebrate story of the wise men who followed a star to Jesus’ cradle … Click to Continue » …read more Source: Miami...

      Ukraine Officials Call For Coca-Cola Boycott Following Map Blunder
      Jan06

      Ukraine Officials Call For Coca-Cola Boycott Following Map Blunder

      Ukrainian lawmakers have called for a boycott on Coca-Cola products after the company published a map of Russia on social media that included the annexed Crimean peninsula as part of Russia’s territory. Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in March 2014 after pro-European protesters toppled Ukraine’s pro-Russian government of then...

      Orthodox Christians marking Epiphany
      Jan06

      Orthodox Christians marking Epiphany

      Wednesday is Epiphany, a major holiday in much of Orthodox Christianity celebrating the birth and baptism of Jesus. But in Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and other Orthodox countries which observe a different religious calendar, it is Christmas Eve. …read more Source: CTV...

      Did Russia Kill Ukraine’s Electricity? Cyberattack Linked To Power Outage Has Global Implications
      Jan06

      Did Russia Kill Ukraine’s Electricity? Cyberattack Linked To Power Outage Has Global Implications

      It wasn’t a normal power outage when the lights abruptly went out for tens of thousands of western Ukrainians in and around the regional capital city of Ivano-Frankivsk two weeks ago. The short-lived blackout was caused by malware, marking it the first known case of a power outage induced by a cyberattack, experts from several security...