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      Russia Says Scottish Referendum Could Have Been Rigged
      Sep21

      Russia Says Scottish Referendum Could Have Been Rigged

      Scotland’s historic election on independence did not meet international standards for constitutional referendums, the head of a Russian voting rights organization has said, with procedures that left the result subject to rigging and vote-tampering. Igor Borisov, chairman of the Public Institute of Suffrage in Moscow (also translated as the...

      Ukraine Says Won’t Pull Back Troops Until Attacks End
      Sep21

      Ukraine Says Won’t Pull Back Troops Until Attacks End

      A Ukrainian military spokesman says Kyiv will not pull back its troops from the front line in eastern Ukraine until a new cease-fire is fully implemented. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Ukraine Says Attacks Impede Buffer Zone
      Sep21

      Ukraine Says Attacks Impede Buffer Zone

      The Ukrainian government said it won’t pull back its troops in war-torn provinces of eastern Ukraine as agreed in Minsk this weekend until rebels abide by a cease-fire in the region. …read more Source: The Wall Street...

      Ukraine Crisis: Cease-Fire ‘In Name Only’ As Fighting Continues In Donetsk
      Sep21

      Ukraine Crisis: Cease-Fire ‘In Name Only’ As Fighting Continues In Donetsk

      Fighting continued this weekend around the pro-Russian separatist stronghold of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine despite a cease-fire agreement reached Sept. 5 and a related memorandum of understanding signed Friday. Gunfire was heard Sunday, the same day a planned buffer zone was supposed to become established, Agence France-Presse reported....

      Politics Today – September 21, 2014
      Sep21

      Politics Today – September 21, 2014

      On this edition of Politics Today RCI’s Wojtek Gwiazda reports on the visit to Ottawa of Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko, on Canada’s involvement in a military advisory force in Iraq, a criminal trial involving a Canadian senator, and the decision by Canada’s largest private sector union Unifor to vote strategically...

      German Families To Sue Ukraine Over MH17 Crash
      Sep21

      German Families To Sue Ukraine Over MH17 Crash

      A German lawyer plans to sue Ukraine for negligence for the July 17 downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over separatist-controlled eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

      Ukrainians March For Peace In Dnipropetrovsk
      Sep21

      Ukrainians March For Peace In Dnipropetrovsk

      Hundreds of demonstrators marched in Dnipropetrovsk on September 21 to protest against the separatist conflict in the country’s east. Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine’s third largest city, is within close reach of the regions controlled by pro-Russian separatists. The demonstration took place as other major peace protests were under way in...

      Ukraine says ceasefire violations preventing creation of buffer zone
      Sep21

      Ukraine says ceasefire violations preventing creation of buffer zone

      The Ukrainian military accused separatists and Russian troops on Sunday of continuing to shoot at government forces despite a Sept. 5 ceasefire. …read more Source: The Toronto...

      The Scattering of Ukraine’s Jews
      Sep21

      The Scattering of Ukraine’s Jews

      Aleksandr Zadov recalls the last time war forced him out of his home in Donetsk. The year was 1941, and Nazi troops were occupying the eastern Ukrainian city. He and his parents escaped under the cover of darkness to Kazakhstan. “We lived in savage, barbaric conditions. But we survived and came back,” the 77-year-old says. He reaches out to hold...

      German families to sue Ukraine over MH17 crash
      Sep21

      German families to sue Ukraine over MH17 crash

      BERLIN (AP) — A German lawyer says he plans to sue Ukraine for negligence in the downing of Malaysia Airline Flight 17. …read more Source: The Bismarck...