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Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny released after 15 days in custody
MOSCOW — Leading Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny was released Friday after spending 15 days in custody and vowed that he and his supporters will not be intimidated by the slaying of a top Kremlin critic. Navalny, the driving force behind the 2011-12 mass protests in Moscow, said the killing of opposition leader Boris Nemtsov will not...
In Ukraine’s Nikishino, No House Untouched by Fighting
In the village of Nikishino, in eastern Ukraine, recent fighting has brought utter devastation. Ninety percent of the houses are damaged or destroyed after government forces tried and failed to stop rebels advancing on the strategically important town of Debaltseve nearby. Patrick Wells reports for VOA from Nikishino. …read more Source:...
The Murder of Boris Nemtsov and Our Obligations
Slamming the Putin regime for its human rights abuses, corruption, and its invasion of Ukraine from the distance of Washington is easy to do. I do it all the time and never worry about my safety. But for Russians living in Russia, to do it takes enormous courage. Some Russians live in exile because the risks to their personal safety reached a...
Russia Grumbles About U.S. Military Trainers in Ukraine
American military trainers are now on the ground in Ukraine, and Russia is not happy about it. The LA Times reports: Russia’s Foreign Ministry on Thursday called the arrival of U.S. military trainers in western Ukraine a “provocation” and warned Ukrainians that they should rethink the consequences of hosting Western forces. “U.S.-Ukrainian...
The Death Merchants Do Abu Dhabi
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — For those thinking of fighting a war in the near future, there was no better place to be last week than Abu Dhabi’s annual International Defence Exhibition (IDEX). In the market for a new high-resolution surveillance satellite or some high-caliber ammunition? Check. Want to cradle a brand-new Kalashnikov or...
Hockey Legend Slava Fetisov: It’s Wrong To Compare Russia To The Soviet Union
Russian NHL hockey legend Slava Fetisov is no stranger to political conflict, as his harrowing time on the Russian men’s hockey team in 1980 is well-chronicled. Fetisov says the players were essentially imprisoned by Russian officials, forced to train at all hours of the day for what would end up being a memorable silver medal in the 1980...
Report: Senator Menendez to Face Charges
Senator Robert Menendez, the New Jersey Democrat who is the ranking member on the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee, may soon face corruption charges, according to a report on CNN. The report, which hasn’t been confirmed, claims that Attorney General Eric Holder has given Justice Department lawyers the green light to charge...
Russia’s Investigation Of Opposition Murders Does Not Bode Well For Nemtsov Case
Every week, we bring you one overlooked aspect of the stories that made news in recent days. You noticed the media forgot all about another story’s basic facts? Tweet @TheWorldPost or let us know on our Facebook page. Last Friday, opposition leader and Kremlin critic Boris Nemtsov was shot by unknown assailants on a Moscow bridge. Russian...
Ukraine Gives a Pass to Thugs
Four of ex-President Viktor Yanukovych’s close allies have been taken off the European sanctions list because Ukraine has failed to pursue them. …read more Source:...
Ukraine ceasefire holding, says OSCE head
By Aija Krutaine RIGA (Reuters) – The ceasefire in eastern Ukraine is holding and overall hostilities have dropped, the head of the… …read more Source:...



