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Nemtsov Murder Suspect May Have Confessed Under Torture
A member of the Kremlin’s human rights council says there are reasons to believe the prime suspect in the killing of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov confessed under torture. Andrei Babushkin told reporters Wednesday that he had seen “numerous wounds” on the body of Zaur Dadayev during a visit to the suspect’s...
US Lifts Sanctions on Belarus Energy Company
US lifts sanctions on Belarus energy company as animosity thaws on cooperation over Ukraine …read more Source: ABC...
US lifts sanctions on Belarus energy company as animosity thaws on cooperation over Ukraine
The United States is lifting sanctions on a Belarus energy company, underscoring a thaw in relations in the wake of Minsk’s key role in negotiations over Ukraine. …read more Source: FOX...
Russian rights council: The suspect who was blamed for Putin critic’s killing likely confessed under torture
Moscow (AFP) – A former Chechen police officer who admitted to taking part in the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov “likely confessed under torture”, a member of the Kremlin’s rights council told AFP Wednesday. “There are reasons that lead us to believe Zaur Dadayev confessed under torture,”...
The 10 most important things in the world right now
Hello! Here’s what you need to know for Wednesday. 1. Iraqi forces retook control Tuesday of Tikrit, a city of strategic importance, from Islamic State militants. 2. Chinese economic data, including retail sales and industrial output was weaker than expected for January and February, indicating the world’s second-biggest economy is...
Russia may ease Ukraine’s gas terms, but Kiev must settle its bills
MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia may ease the terms of its gas supplies to Ukraine, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak told Reuters, but he said… …read more Source:...
NATO Naval Drills Start in Black Sea
NATO’s Black Sea members Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey joined four other alliance states in a multinational naval exercise in the Black Sea off the Bulgarian coast on Tuesday (March 10). The exercise was held just across the water from the Crimean Peninsula, which was annexed by Russia from Ukraine in March 2014. The focus was on training...
IMF Expected To Approve Fresh Ukraine Bailout
The board of the International Monetary Fund is widely expected to approve a fresh $17.5 loan program for Ukraine when it meets on March 11. …read more Source: Radio Free Europe / Radio...
Obama Said to Resist Growing Pressure From All Sides to Arm Ukraine
Democrats joined Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday in unanimously pressing the administration to send weapons to Kiev. …read more Source: The New York...
Obama slammed for delay in arming Ukraine
Lawmakers from both parties on Tuesday slammed President Obama’s continuing refusal to approve lethal arms for Ukraine, saying Tuesday that U.S. credibility is falling as Russian-backed rebels gain ground in their fight against the former Soviet republic’s government. Mr. Obama has not ruled out providing defensive weapons, which...
