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      News of the Day From Across the Globe
      May03

      News of the Day From Across the Globe

      The Canadian government has announced $139 million in additional aid to address the refugee crisis caused by the fighting, in addition to the $67 million already committed to Iraq. Demonstrators placed flowers and lit candles Saturday in front of a building in the Ukrainian city of Odessa where 48 people died one year ago when it caught fire in a...

      The UpBeat: The emphasis on moms at ACCESO International’s annual dinner
      May03

      The UpBeat: The emphasis on moms at ACCESO International’s annual dinner

      ACCESO International is an Ottawa-based Canadian charitable organization that promotes and enables greater access to all levels of education for disadvantaged children, youth and women in Canada, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua and Peru. On May 9, ACCESO International is holding 
its 12th annual dinner, auction and...

      Russia signs up to $100 bn BRICS fund to rival IMF
      May02

      Russia signs up to $100 bn BRICS fund to rival IMF

      Moscow (AFP) – Russian President Vladimir Putin ratified an accord Saturday to set up a $100-billion reserve fund for the so-called BRICS — the five leading emerging economies that include Russia, China, Brazil, India and South Africa.Moscow is expected to contribute $18 billion to the reserve, well behind the $41 billion China has...

      Mourners in the Ukraine mark one year anniversary of Odesa fire
      May02

      Mourners in the Ukraine mark one year anniversary of Odesa fire

      Demonstrators laid flowers and lit candles Saturday in front of a building in the Ukrainian city of Odesa where more than 40 people died as it caught fire in a clash between supporters and opponents of Ukraine’s government. …read more Source: CTV...

      Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa fire that killed dozens
      May02

      Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa fire that killed dozens

      MOSCOW (AP) — Demonstrators are laying flowers and lighting candles in front of a building in the Ukrainian city of Odessa where more than 40 people died as it caught fire in a clash between supporters and opponents of Ukraine’s government. …read more Source: U.S....

      Mourners Mark Anniversary of Odessa Fire That Killed Dozens
      May02

      Mourners Mark Anniversary of Odessa Fire That Killed Dozens

      Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa clashes fire that killed 48 people in western Ukraine …read more Source: ABC...

      Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa clashes fire that killed 48 people in western Ukraine
      May02

      Mourners mark anniversary of Odessa clashes fire that killed 48 people in western Ukraine

      Demonstrators are laying flowers and lighting candles in front of a building in the Ukrainian city of Odessa where more than 40 people died as it caught fire in a clash between supporters and opponents of Ukraine’s government. …read more Source: FOX...

      Inconvenient Friends: Shady Real Estate Deal Tests Kyiv Mayor
      May02

      Inconvenient Friends: Shady Real Estate Deal Tests Kyiv Mayor

      As a scandal erupts over a controversial construction project, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko faces a tough choice between backing his friends or serving his constituents. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Officials: Fire Near Chornobyl Now Fully Extinguished
      May02

      Officials: Fire Near Chornobyl Now Fully Extinguished

      The Ukrainian State Emergency Service says a large wildfire that broke out in the exclusion zone surrounding the abandoned Chornobyl nuclear power plant has been fully extinguished. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      In Kazakhstan, fears of becoming the next Ukraine

      ASTANA, Kazakhstan —A volatile mix now building in Kazakhstan contains the same ingredients that ignited in Ukraine: a Russian minority that says it fears being under siege, rising anti-Russian nationalist sentiment and pressure on the Russian language. Read full article >> …read more Source: The Washington...