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More &#146Ukrainian Crimea Saboteur’ Arrests For Russian Propaganda
Nov22

More &#146Ukrainian Crimea Saboteur’ Arrests For Russian Propaganda

Two more Crimeans have been arrested and remanded in custody accused by Russia of planning acts of ‘sabotage’. Typically the main news source was provided by Dmitry Kiselyov, described by the BBC as ‘Russia’s chief spin doctor’, in a long feature under the title ‘The latest failure by Ukrainian intelligence: saboteurs failed to...

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Ukrainians Tortured & Imprisoned in Russia’s Revenge for Maidan
Nov22

Ukrainians Tortured & Imprisoned in Russia’s Revenge for Maidan

How large a role the Kremlin played in trying to crush Ukraine’s Euromaidan protests still needs to be established, but Russia’s politically motivated prosecutions of Ukrainians who took part in Maidan certainly suggest an element of revenge. On this 3rd anniversary of Euromaidan, spare a thought for the Maidan activists now serving...

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Ukraine Seeks EU Support to Keep U.S. Sanctions on Russia
Nov21

Ukraine Seeks EU Support to Keep U.S. Sanctions on Russia

November 21, 2016 …read more Source: Center on Global...

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Pro-Russian Moldovan President-Elect Plans Forced Resignations
Nov21

Pro-Russian Moldovan President-Elect Plans Forced Resignations

A week after winning the presidential election, Igor Dodon has already earmarked heads to roll. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia hopes to benefit from Britain’s departure
Nov21

Russia hopes to benefit from Britain’s departure

For several decades, the United Kingdom has been vital to the formation of the European energy market. It was one of the first European countries to privatise and deregulate its national electricity and gas markets, and has since benefited from the collective power of the EU to counter the threats of energy exporters such as Russia, thereby...

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Ukraine’s Security Service’s strange collaboration with Russia in its political persecution of opponents
Nov21

Ukraine’s Security Service’s strange collaboration with Russia in its political persecution of opponents

Ukraine’s Security Service [SBU] appears to be collaborating with its Russian FSB counterpart even where there are strong grounds for believing that FSB interest in Russian citizens living in Ukraine is as politically motivated as its persecution of Ukrainians in occupied Crimea and Russia …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights...

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Russia Challenges World’s Highest Criminal Court
Nov18

Russia Challenges World’s Highest Criminal Court

The controversial tribunal is ineffective and biased, Kremlin believes. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Hello, Petro? Almazbek Here
Nov18

Hello, Petro? Almazbek Here

Infamous Russian pranksters hit another Ukrainian target. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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EU approves Ukraine visa-free travel
Nov18

EU approves Ukraine visa-free travel

European Union member states yesterday (17 November) approved visa-free travel for Ukraine citizens, long sought by Kyiv to help cement ties as it combats pro-Russian rebels in the east. …read more Source:...

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The Russian Plot against Europe
Nov18

The Russian Plot against Europe

There is no single formula for how Russia projects power in Europe, but the goal of its Trojan Horse strategy is the same: to build a web of political leaders, parties, and civil society organizations that will legitimize Russia’s aims to destabilize European unity and undermine European values …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights...

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