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Kremlin Propaganda in Czech Republic plays long game to sow distrust in EU
Jun17

Kremlin Propaganda in Czech Republic plays long game to sow distrust in EU

Sowing distrust and disbelief in Europe and its institutions is the main aim of Russian propaganda in the Czech Republic, according to a new study. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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Pressure on Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Occupied Crimea Intensifies
Jun17

Pressure on Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Occupied Crimea Intensifies

While not daring to provoke international protest by openly banning the Ukrainian Orthodox Church under the Kyiv Patriarchate, the occupation regime has from the outset done everything to drive its clergy and believers away, including the latest eviction and attacks on churches. Archbishop Kliment says that the pressure is mounting and he has...

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Ukraine’s New Reform Plan Is Better but Not Radical Enough
Jun16

Ukraine’s New Reform Plan Is Better but Not Radical Enough

Two months ago, the Ukrainian parliament appointed Volodymyr Groisman as the country’s new prime minister. “I will show you how the country should be managed,” he said in his appointment speech. Groisman’s predecessor Arseniy Yatsenyuk was widely criticized for lacking a detailed action plan, so the new prime minister began managing...

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US, NATO Boost Aid to Beleaguered Ukraine
Jun16

US, NATO Boost Aid to Beleaguered Ukraine

The war in eastern Ukraine has taken its toll on the economy. This should help. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Crisis of leadership in human rights to be debated at OSCE Parliamentary Assembly’s 25th Annual Session
Jun16

Crisis of leadership in human rights to be debated at OSCE Parliamentary Assembly’s 25th Annual Session

COPENHAGEN, 16 June 2016 – Stressing that a revitalization of the OSCE’s commitment to the human dimension of security is needed at a time when a “crisis of leadership and ideas” is coinciding with a humanitarian emergency related to Europe’s refugee and migrant crisis, a report and draft resolution authored by Serbian parliamentarian...

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Kyiv, Moscow Exchange More Prisoners
Jun15

Kyiv, Moscow Exchange More Prisoners

In latest swap, Russia sends two Ukrainians home in return for … two Ukrainians. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Ukrainian Guns Could Flood Western Europe, Experts Caution
Jun15

Ukrainian Guns Could Flood Western Europe, Experts Caution

Arrest of Frenchman with a small arsenal has ramped up concerns about Donbas weapons being smuggled westward. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Judy Asks: Has the West Forgotten Ukraine?
Jun15

Judy Asks: Has the West Forgotten Ukraine?

A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world. …read more Source: Carnegie...

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Moscow Anticipates Anti-Russian NATO Summit
Jun15

Moscow Anticipates Anti-Russian NATO Summit

Ahead of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) July 8–9 summit in Warsaw, commentators widely expect the Alliance to adopt a range of measures to boost security on its northeastern and eastern flanks. Moscow, however, notes a number of “signals,” such as the movement of United States aircraft carriers into the Mediterranean Sea or...

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Moscow Offering Crimean Tatars Ersatz Autonomy
Jun15

Moscow Offering Crimean Tatars Ersatz Autonomy

Having illegally occupied Crimea and worked to destroy the Milli Mejlis (the de facto quasi-governing assembly of the Crimean Tatars) and all other independent Crimean Tatar organizations, Moscow is now offering that nation an ersatz form of autonomy. Russian propagandists will undoubtedly use this alternative to undermine the will of the Crimean...

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