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Pro-Ukrainian victim of savage attack faces ’extremism’ sentence for Crimea is Ukraine post
Apr12

Pro-Ukrainian victim of savage attack faces ’extremism’ sentence for Crimea is Ukraine post

Ukrainian activist Ihor Movenko is facing criminal prosecution in Russian-occupied Crimea for so-called ‘extremism’, 7 months after a vicious attack on the 39-year-old from Sevastopol resulted in administrative charges against the victim, and no criminal investigation against the man who attacked him. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human...

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Sanctions or Relief for Belarus? Washington Waits to Decide
Apr11

Sanctions or Relief for Belarus? Washington Waits to Decide

Anti-Lukashenka mood could revive in U.S., EU over his crackdown on dissent, renewed ties with Russia. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Is There A New US Syria Policy? Is There One At All?
Apr11

Is There A New US Syria Policy? Is There One At All?

What does the US administration want with regards to Syria?The elements were clear just a few days ago. The US would split off the east and set up a Kurdish enclave which it would then occupy with the help of proxy forces. It would use the leverage to push for political regime change in western Syria. Israel would occupy another piece of the...

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The Forgotten Famine of 1946-1948
Apr11

The Forgotten Famine of 1946-1948

The Soviet Union emerged from the world’s bloodiest conflict victorious, but at great cost. Twenty million Soviet citizens died during World War II, including 35 percent of men between 18 and 30. More than 20 percent of the population was homeless. And the material damage done by the war was on the order of 20 times the entire prewar annual...

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Russia Puts Squeeze on Soccer Hooligans
Apr11

Russia Puts Squeeze on Soccer Hooligans

Authorities are cracking down on hardcore fans weeks before a curtain-raiser to the 2018 World Cup. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Putin Assures South Ossetia of Full Support
Apr11

Putin Assures South Ossetia of Full Support

The new leader of the South Caucasus breakaway state gets the only endorsement that matters. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia breaches international law forcing Crimeans to serve in occupying army
Apr11

Russia breaches international law forcing Crimeans to serve in occupying army

Nearly 5 thousand young Crimeans are to be conscripted into Russia’s army in 2017, with Russia thus openly flouting the UN General Assembly and the Fourth Geneva Convention. For the first time since Russia invaded and annexed Crimea, Crimeans will be sent to regions of the Russian Federation …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights...

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Kremlin-backed Donbas militants accuse Ukraine and USA of ‘terrorist’ killings
Apr11

Kremlin-backed Donbas militants accuse Ukraine and USA of ‘terrorist’ killings

The self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [DPR] and Russian media have given wide coverage to militant claims that the head of Ukraine’s counter-intelligence service was behind the killing of prominent militants, with US involvement also stressed …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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Moldovan, Ukrainian Authorities Say Murder Plot Targeted Moldovan Politician
Apr10

Moldovan, Ukrainian Authorities Say Murder Plot Targeted Moldovan Politician

Seventeen people, including two connected to the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine, were detained for allegedly planning to kill Vladimir Plahotniuc. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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European Parliament approves visa liberalization for Ukraine
Apr10

European Parliament approves visa liberalization for Ukraine

It’s finally happened! The European Parliament on April 6 voted to lift visa requirements for Ukrainians wishing to travel to anywhere in the Schengen zone. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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