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    Bolton’s Dismissal Signals Trump’s Foreign-Policy Pivot
    Sep12

    Bolton’s Dismissal Signals Trump’s Foreign-Policy Pivot

    John Bolton’s sudden departure from the Trump administration was inevitable. It had nothing to do with his fabled mustache or even his very real personality clash with the president. It was a matter of principle. Trump wants to write a new chapter, closing the one marked “Militarism and Maximum Pressure” and opening one called “Dealmaking...

    Police Raid Headquarters Of Ukraine’s Largest Bank
    Sep11

    Police Raid Headquarters Of Ukraine’s Largest Bank

    Police have raided the headquarters of PrivatBank, Ukraine’s largest bank, as part of a criminal investigation. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Freed Ukrainian Journalist Sushchenko To Auction Prison Art Work Political Prisoners
    Sep11

    Freed Ukrainian Journalist Sushchenko To Auction Prison Art Work Political Prisoners

    Ukrainian journalist and former political prisoner Roman Sushchenko says he plans to organize an auction to sell pictures he drew and painted while imprisoned in Russia for almost three years on a spying conviction activists have called fabricated for political reasons. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Fire Sparks Series Of Blasts At Ammunition Depot In Ukraine
    Sep11

    Fire Sparks Series Of Blasts At Ammunition Depot In Ukraine

    Ukraine’s Defense Ministry says a fire at an ammunition depot in the Vinnytsya region southwest of Kyiv has set off a series of explosions. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    Daughter Of MH17 Suspect Traded By Ukraine To Russia Says: ‘There Is Justice…. We’re Going Home’
    Sep11

    Daughter Of MH17 Suspect Traded By Ukraine To Russia Says: ‘There Is Justice…. We’re Going Home’

    More than two months after his capture by Kyiv and four days after he was flown to Moscow as part of a major Russian-Ukrainian prisoner exchange, the man who Dutch investigators say is a “suspect” in the shoot-down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 is apparently returning to his home. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    ‘Long way to go’ before Russia-Ukraine repair relations despite prisoner swap, experts say
    Sep11

    ‘Long way to go’ before Russia-Ukraine repair relations despite prisoner swap, experts say

    A high-profile prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine is being seen as a boost to the possible resumption of peace talks, but experts are tempering those hopes. …read more Source::...

    U.S. Intelligence Needs Another Reinvention
    Sep11

    U.S. Intelligence Needs Another Reinvention

    Eighteen years ago, al-Qaeda operatives hijacked planes, toppled buildings, terrified an entire nation, and killed nearly 3,000 innocents. That the elaborate 9/11 plot went undetected will forever be remembered as one of the intelligence community’s worst failures. For many U.S. intelligence officials, memories of that day remain fresh,...

    Poland, Ukraine Hail EU Court Ruling That Curbs Gazprom’s Nord Stream Pipeline Access
    Sep11

    Poland, Ukraine Hail EU Court Ruling That Curbs Gazprom’s Nord Stream Pipeline Access

    Gazprom says it is analyzing the legal and commercial consequences of a September 10 court ruling that reduced gas flows via the Opal pipeline, which connects Germany with the Russian state-owned gas company’s Nord Stream pipeline, Reuters reports. …read more Source:: Radio Free Europe / Radio...

    US Senators: Congress Likely to Restore Aid to Ukraine
    Sep11

    US Senators: Congress Likely to Restore Aid to Ukraine

    Republican and Democratic senators said Tuesday they expected the U.S. Congress would pass legislation restoring $250 million in military aid for Ukraine if President Donald Trump goes ahead with plans to block the assistance.“If he decides not to spend this money, I truly am fairly confident, that, on a bipartisan basis, Congress will...

    In ‘Women Make Film,’ a 14-Hour Epic of an Overlooked History
    Sep11

    In ‘Women Make Film,’ a 14-Hour Epic of an Overlooked History

    The length of Mark Cousin’s 14-hour documentary “Women Make Film” is itself a statement. The work of female filmmakers throughout cinema history is too rich and too vast for anything less.Cousins’ epic film, which has been playing throughout the Toronto International Film Festival, is not a chronological history but a personal, roving...