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    Moscow Court Upholds Prolongation Of Ukrainian Sailors’ Pretrial Detentions
    Feb12

    Moscow Court Upholds Prolongation Of Ukrainian Sailors’ Pretrial Detentions

    A Moscow court on February 12 upheld the extension of the pretrial detention of four of 24 Ukrainian sailors detained by Russian forces along with their three naval vessels in November near the Kerch Strait, which links the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Pompeo Warns Central European Allies Over Russia, China Ties
    Feb12

    Pompeo Warns Central European Allies Over Russia, China Ties

    U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has warned during a trip to NATO allies Slovakia and Hungary that Russia and China are trying to fill a political vacuum in central Europe caused by what he described as the United States’ absence in the region over recent years. Arriving Tuesday in Bratislava, Pompeo said the United States had been a...

    A TV actor who played Ukraine’s president could now become the actual president
    Feb12

    A TV actor who played Ukraine’s president could now become the actual president

    A Ukrainian comedy actor who played the country’s president in a hit TV show is being taken seriously as a contender in Ukraine’s presidential election in March. …read more Source:...

    Ukrainian Official Suspected In Activist’s Death Faces Detention Order
    Feb12

    Ukrainian Official Suspected In Activist’s Death Faces Detention Order

    A court in Kyiv is expected to consider a request from Ukrainian prosecutors to detain a high-ranking regional official suspected of organizing the killing of anticorruption activist Kateryna Handzyuk last year. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Patten’s Cooperation With Feds Stays Secret As Inaugural Probe Heats Up
    Feb12

    Patten’s Cooperation With Feds Stays Secret As Inaugural Probe Heats Up

    The D.C. lobbyist who pleaded guilty in August in a prosecution linked to special prosecutor Robert Mueller’s Russia probe will have the details of his case remain under wraps, after prosecutors added yet another mystery filing to the docket. D.C. federal prosecutors filed a joint status report in Patten’s case under seal Monday,...

    ‘Banderite’ Rebrand: Ukrainian Police Declare Admiration For Nazi Collaborators To Make A Point
    Feb11

    ‘Banderite’ Rebrand: Ukrainian Police Declare Admiration For Nazi Collaborators To Make A Point

    Across social media, Ukrainian cops made it known: They’re “Banderites,” from the ministry on down. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Commentary: Diplomacy — if we can keep it
    Feb11

    Commentary: Diplomacy — if we can keep it

    Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-Ky.) foreign policy beliefs have been ruffling feathers on the left and the right since he took office in 2011.
Like his father before him, Rand is no stranger to criticism from both sides of the aisle when it comes to his cautious and conservative foreign policy views.For decades, politicians in the Republican and...

    A Temple To Space In A Ukrainian Church
    Feb11

    A Temple To Space In A Ukrainian Church

    The “Space Museum” in the small Ukrainian town of Pereyaslav-Khmelnytskyy is housed in a 19th-century Orthodox church. It’s one of many buildings that were repurposed or destroyed as part of an antireligion campaign during the Soviet era. It now houses artifacts including a lunar rover. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe...

    Meet Ukraine’s Presidential Candidates
    Feb11

    Meet Ukraine’s Presidential Candidates

    Ukraine’s democratic future could be at stake in the looming presidential election. So who’s running? We break down the crowded field of candidates for you. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Ukrainian Official Charged in Acid Attack on Activist After Outcry
    Feb11

    Ukrainian Official Charged in Acid Attack on Activist After Outcry

    Ukrainian prosecutors said Monday they had charged a high-ranking regional official with organizing a deadly acid attack on a prominent anti-corruption activist that prompted widespread outrage. Kateryna Gandzyuk, who worked as an adviser to the mayor of the southern city of Kherson, was an outspoken critic of corruption in law enforcement...