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Washington Hails Ukraine Coal Deal as Blow to Russia
Aug02

Washington Hails Ukraine Coal Deal as Blow to Russia

A Pennsylvania company is set to become one of Ukraine’s biggest coal suppliers in a deal that may have more political than commercial impact. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Final plea to not appoint discredited judges to Ukraine’s Supreme Court
Aug02

Final plea to not appoint discredited judges to Ukraine’s Supreme Court

Civic organizations are warning that there can be no hope of real reform of the Supreme Court if the results announced by the High Qualification Commission of Judges for Ukraine’s first ever competition for 120 Supreme Court judges are accepted …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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Donbas militants ‘sentence’ blogger to 14 years for “spreading negative information”
Aug02

Donbas militants ‘sentence’ blogger to 14 years for “spreading negative information”

A so-called military court in the self-proclaimed ‘Luhansk people’s republic’ [LPR] has sentenced two Ukrainians to huge sentences for what it calls ‘state treason’. Since the alleged ‘treason’ involved spreading ‘negative information’ on the Internet, it seems likely that one of the two people is Edward Nedelyaev, a...

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Moscow to Poland: Hands Off Our Monuments
Aug01

Moscow to Poland: Hands Off Our Monuments

Russia also upset over exclusion from project to commemorate victims of Sobibor death camp. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia sentences Ukrainian pensioner captured by Donbas militants to 12 years for ’sabotage’
Aug01

Russia sentences Ukrainian pensioner captured by Donbas militants to 12 years for ’sabotage’

A military court in Rostov has sentenced 61-year-old Oleksiy Sizonovych to 12 years in a maximum security prison on charges of planning acts of sabotage and terrorist both in Russia and in the militant-controlled Luhansk oblast of Ukraine …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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Unconcealed falsifications used to jail Ukrainian activist in Russia-occupied Crimea
Jul31

Unconcealed falsifications used to jail Ukrainian activist in Russia-occupied Crimea

It may be simply that ‘judge’ Maria Bedritskaya wants to go on holiday, and can’t go until she ‘convicts’ Ukrainian activist Volodymyr Balukh. It is possible, however, that the flagrant irregularities are also intended as a warning to all Ukrainians of what they can expect for a Ukrainian flag, for honouring the slain victims of...

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Wallenberg Family Sues for Access to KGB Files
Jul28

Wallenberg Family Sues for Access to KGB Files

The truth about the disappearance and death of the heroic Swedish diplomat is shrouded in bureaucratic fog. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Kadyrov Ally Embroiled in Bank Scandal
Jul28

Kadyrov Ally Embroiled in Bank Scandal

Speaker of parliament allegedly threatened Sberbank’s Chechen head, who is under suspicion of running a gigantic fraud scheme. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia Urges Ukrainians to Visit Their Lost Territory
Jul27

Russia Urges Ukrainians to Visit Their Lost Territory

Is Ukraine actively trying to sabotage Crimea’s tourism business? …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Memo to Brussel: Chill Out About Russia Sanctions
Jul27

Memo to Brussel: Chill Out About Russia Sanctions

Transatlantic TakeWASHINGTON – The European Union and several European capitals have been in a tizzy about likely new U.S. sanctions on Russia. Following approval by the U.S. House of Representatives on July 25, by a near unanimous 419-3 vote, of new U.S. sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea, the EU warned it was ready to retaliate...

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