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A year after Crimean annexation, threat of conflict remains
MOSCOW — A fragile cease-fire in eastern Ukraine was coming under increased strain on Wednesday as pro-Russian rebels accused Kiev of violating a plan to give them significantly increased autonomy. The dispute risked casting war-torn eastern Ukraine back into a hot conflict after more than three weeks of relative peace. The immediate disagreement...
NATO Intercepts 11 Russian Jets as War Games Continue
Lithuania has intercepted the largest group of Russian military jets near allied airspace this year, in the early hours of this morning, as Russia continues its snap military exercises in the Baltic, Arctic and elsewhere. The increasing number of unannounced Russian military drills near its Baltic neighbours, combined with Russia sending jets...
Exclusive: Opposition Leaders in London Are Putin’s Next Target
The Kremlin’s war on the Russian opposition has now become so savage it has torn up its own rulebook. Russian dissidents struggling against Vladimir Putin used to be sure of two things. The security services would not shoot them and they would not come after their families. Not any more. Vladimir Ashurkov is one of Russia’s most...
The Russian auto market is imploding (GM)
Western automakers are giving up on Russia. Half a decade ago, Russia was seen as a vast growth opportunity. The US market had been weakened by the financial crisis, and Europe looked limited. All the major car makers wanted to get in on the action. But in early 2015, the Russia market is falling apart. Last year, Ford took a big hit on its...
Sweden: Russia biggest threat, 1/3 of its envoys are spies
SOLNA, Sweden (AP) — Swedish security service SAPO on Wednesday accused Russia of using as many as one-third of its diplomatic staff in the Scandinavian country for clandestine intelligence gathering. Naming Russia as “the biggest intelligence threat against Sweden, followed by Iran and China,” he said SAPO last year stopped several...
Putin’s Latest Crimea Spin Attempts New Narrative
As Russia marks the one-year anniversary of Crimea’s annexation from neighboring Ukraine, the Kremlin is putting forth a new narrative in what analysts say appears to be a further attempt to legitimize its takeover of the peninsula. In a pre-recorded interview for a documentary that premiered earlier this week on state television, Russian...
Taliban Blast Kills Several In Helmand
A Taliban truck bomb in Afghanistan’s southern Helmand Province has killed at least seven people and injured around 40. The blast occurred in the provincial capital, Laskar Gah, the second such attack in the city this month. (Reuters) …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Death Tolls of World Conflicts Rose Dramatically Last Year
The death tolls of the world’s gravest conflicts rose 28 percent between 2013 and 2014, partly due to increased violence from Islamic extremist groups, according to a new report. In 2014, more than 76,000 people were killed in Syria, 21,000 were killed in Iraq, 14,638 were killed in Afghanistan and 11,529 were killed in Nigeria, according...
We’re not distracted by Russia crisis: Nato
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has “not distracted” Nato from fighting cyberwarfare, a top official said, following a number of high-profile attacks. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Rebels Warn They Could Abandon Cease-fire
Separatist leaders in eastern Ukraine threatened Wednesday to abandon a cease-fire following changes to a law granting their regions self-rule. Alexander Zakharchenko and Igor Plotnitsky said in a statement that legislation giving areas of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions special status has been weakened by the amendments. “We agreed to a...
