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      Ukraine leaders in U.S. speak of threat and opportunity
      Jun11

      Ukraine leaders in U.S. speak of threat and opportunity

      Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko visit in Washington. …read more Source: USA...

      Ukrainian PM Blasts Separatists: ‘We Will Never Talk to Terrorists’
      Jun11

      Ukrainian PM Blasts Separatists: ‘We Will Never Talk to Terrorists’

      Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk rejected criticisms from Russia on Wednesday that the embattled government in Kiev is failing to work towards reconciliation with separatists leaders in Donetsk and Lugansk. …read more Source: Foreign...

      Russia: Time to invest despite sanctions threat?
      Jun11

      Russia: Time to invest despite sanctions threat?

      Despite the potential for more international sanctions on Russia, some investors and market analysts argue there is value to be found in the country. …read more Source:...

      Pope Tells Putin: ‘Sincere’ Peace Efforts Needed for Ukraine
      Jun11

      Pope Tells Putin: ‘Sincere’ Peace Efforts Needed for Ukraine

      Pope to Putin in Vatican talks: ‘Sincere’ effort needed for Ukraine peace …read more Source: ABC...

      Pope Urges ‘Sincere Effort’ from Putin on Ukraine
      Jun11

      Pope Urges ‘Sincere Effort’ from Putin on Ukraine

      Pope Francis has called on visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin to take steps to bring peace to war-torn eastern Ukraine. A Vatican statement released Wednesday after a one-hour meeting said the pontiff stressed there must be a “sincere and great effort” to end the rebellion launched by pro-Russian separatists 14 months ago....

      Mikheil Saakashvili Launches His New Career as a Ukrainian Reformer
      Jun11

      Mikheil Saakashvili Launches His New Career as a Ukrainian Reformer

      Mikheil Saakashvili’s surprising appointment as governor of Odessa has reignited the continuing struggle inside Ukraine’s political elite. …read more Source: Foreign...

      Poll: Many in NATO Nations Reluctant to Give Military Aid to Ukraine
      Jun11

      Poll: Many in NATO Nations Reluctant to Give Military Aid to Ukraine

      Residents of several NATO member countries blame Russia for the Ukrainian crisis but would be reluctant for their governments to provide military aid to Ukraine or any NATO member country attacked by Russia, a poll released Wednesday showed. Fewer than half those surveyed in Britain (49 percent), Spain (48 percent), France (47 percent), Italy (40...

      Pope Francis Urges Russian President Putin To Make ‘Sincere, Great Effort’ For Peace In Ukraine
      Jun11

      Pope Francis Urges Russian President Putin To Make ‘Sincere, Great Effort’ For Peace In Ukraine

      VATICAN CITY, June 10 (Reuters) – A stern Pope Francis urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday to make a “sincere and great effort” to achieve peace in Ukraine. The two met for about 50 minutes and agreed on the need to recreate a climate of dialog in Ukraine and to implement a peace deal designed to end fighting...

      Survey: Russia Unpopular in the West but So Is War With Putin
      Jun11

      Survey: Russia Unpopular in the West but So Is War With Putin

      Most people in the West don’t seem to like Russia and believe Moscow is responsible for the war in Ukraine, according to a new survey conducted by the Pew Research Center in eight NATO countries. But few seem willing to use military force to defend a NATO ally from an attack by President Vladimir Putin. The survey, which was released on...

      Francis to Putin: ‘Sincere’ effort for peace needed in Ukraine
      Jun11

      Francis to Putin: ‘Sincere’ effort for peace needed in Ukraine

      The United States had urged the pontiff to take a hard line with Putin over Ukraine. …read more Source: USA...