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      Watch:  Colleagues of Slain Putin Critic Boris Nemtsov Publish Ukraine Report
      May12

      Watch: Colleagues of Slain Putin Critic Boris Nemtsov Publish Ukraine Report

      Ilya Yashin claims that a report Boris Nemtsov was working on, which linked Russian troops to the war in Ukraine, was one of the reasons behind his assassination in Moscow. …read more Source: ABC...

      Kerry’s Russia Meetings Produce Little Evidence of Progress in Ukraine Crisis
      May12

      Kerry’s Russia Meetings Produce Little Evidence of Progress in Ukraine Crisis

      (SOCHI, Russia) — Despite a cordial atmosphere, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s meetings Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his foreign minister produced little evidence of progress in easing tensions on Ukraine, Syria and other issues dividing the two powers. On his first trip to Russia since the Ukraine crisis began,...

      Nicholson keen to hear Kerry on his  meeting with Putin in Russia
      May12

      Nicholson keen to hear Kerry on his meeting with Putin in Russia

      Foreign Affairs Minister Rob Nicholson says he’ll be asking U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry about his Tuesday conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. But Nicholson all but ruled out any direct substantive interaction between the Harper government and the Russian leader. Nicholson is in Turkey where he will attend the NATO...

      Scant progress evident as Kerry meets Russia’s Putin
      May12

      Scant progress evident as Kerry meets Russia’s Putin

      Despite a cordial atmosphere, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s meetings Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his foreign minister produced little evidence of progress in easing tensions on Ukraine,… …read more Source: WAVE 3...

      Scant progress evident as Kerry meets Russia's Putin
      May12

      Scant progress evident as Kerry meets Russia's Putin

      SOCHI, Russia — Despite a cordial atmosphere, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s meetings Tuesday with Russian President Vladimir Putin and his foreign minister produced little evidence of progress in easing tensions on Ukraine, Syria and other issues dividing the two powers. …read more Source: Boston...

      Video: U.S. Soldiers Train Ukraine Troops
      May12

      Video: U.S. Soldiers Train Ukraine Troops

      At a former Soviet military base outside of the western Ukrainian town of Lviv, about 300 U.S. Army paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, which is based in Vicenza, Italy, are training the Ukrainian National Guard. The six-month U.S. training exercise, called Fearless Guardian, officially began on April 20. The training is focused on both...

      Securing Europe’s Future Is About Securing Our Own Future
      May12

      Securing Europe’s Future Is About Securing Our Own Future

      Co-authored with Tobias Bunde, Maksymilian Czuperski and Marietje Schaake (please create separate profiles for them) After centuries of war, since 1945 and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, freedom, democracy and tolerance have served as the unifying forces during the longest era of peace and prosperity on the European continent. What was once...

      Canada sticks to its tune on Russia despite Kerry diplomacy
      May12

      Canada sticks to its tune on Russia despite Kerry diplomacy

      Foreign Affairs Minister Rob Nicholson said Tuesday the Harper government will not follow the U.S. and engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin until he changes his ways. Nicholson spoke with reporters via teleconference from Turkey, where he was attending the NATO foreign ministers meeting after visiting a military hospital in Ukraine. When...

      Gaming the Ukraine Crisis
      May12

      Gaming the Ukraine Crisis

      The outcome is clear. Everybody should move on. …read more Source:...

      Latest Military News
      May12

      Latest Military News

      SACEUR, analysts see Russia renewing invasion of Ukraine in next two months IHS Jane’s—A consensus is building among NATO officials and military analysts of the situation in Eastern Ukraine that Russia will renew its invasion of the region in the next two months. …read more Source: Canada Free...