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How Airlines Determine Which Conflict Zones Are Safe to Fly Over
A slew of international airlines have stopped flying over the Sinai Peninsula this week in response to the mysterious crash of a Russian commercial jet with more than 200 people on board. It’s still not clear what might have caused the crash, though security officials in Britain and the U.S. have raised growing concerns that it was brought...
Excellent Documentary Portrays Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity
History is mostly curated and told years or even centuries later by persons not directly involved. But the twentieth century video camera brought us history on the run, produced by journalists, and now the cell phone records events and stories told by the participants themselves in real time. The finest example of this New History is the newly...
Here are the most dramatic photos from NATO’s mega-exercise in Europe
On October 19, NATO kicked off its largest military exercise in over a decade with an opening ceremony in Tripani Air Base, Italy. The exercise, called Trident Juncture 2015, includes approximately 36,000 troops, over 140 aircraft, and 60 ships from more than 30 nations. The exercise’s participants include both NATO countries and nations...
What I Learned From Tibetan and Ukrainian Freedom Fighters
KATHMANDU, Nepal—About two months before a mortar killed him, 19-year-old Ukrainian soldier Daniel Kasyanenko smoked a cigarette with me in a trench in eastern Ukraine. On that hot June afternoon, with random sniper potshots and artillery rounds comprising the background din, our conversation touched on many topics, most of which are not fit for...
NATO Chief Sounds Alarm Over Russian Buildup
NATO’s secretary-general sounded the alarm Thursday over the build-up of Russian military forces from the Baltic Sea to the Mediterranean and called on the U.S.-led alliance to come up with a response. Jens Stoltenberg said the Russians have concentrated military forces in Kaliningrad, the Black Sea and the eastern Mediterranean, where they...
Ukraine’s Ex-Justice Minister Detained In Probe Of Maidan Killings
Ukraine’s Security Service says former Justice Minister Olena Lukash has been detained in connection with an investigation into deadly shootings during opposition protests in 2014 that brought down the pro-Russian government of then-President Viktor Yanukovych. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Juncker: Ukraine Must Reform to Get EU Visa-free Travel
The European Union wants Ukraine to pass a set of judiciary and human rights reforms before granting Ukrainian citizens visa-free access to the 28 countries of the bloc, the head of the EU Commission told Ukraine’s president in a letter on Thursday. Grappling with pro-Russian separatists in the eastern part of the country and a shattered...
Ex-Ukrainian justice minister detained in shootings probe
MOSCOW (AP) — Ukraine’s Security Service says former Justice Minister Olena Lukash has been detained in connection with a probe into deadly… …read more Source:...
The Last Holdouts In A Ukrainian Ghost Town
The village of Pisky is one of the casualties of war in Ukraine’s Donetsk region. Just a handful of residents still live in the ruined houses and apartment blocks, surviving on sparse food donations from volunteers. In spite of a cease-fire between Ukrainian government forces and Russia-backed separatists, locals often hear gunfire and...
Ex-Ukrainian Justice Minister Detained in Shootings Probe
Ukraine’s Security Service says former Justice Minister Olena Lukash has been detained in connection with a probe into deadly shootings during opposition protests in 2014.More than a hundred people were killed on and around Kiev’s central Independence Square (also called… …read more Source:...
