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NRA’s Ties to Russian Banker Probed
Mar07

NRA’s Ties to Russian Banker Probed

Alexander Torshin boasted of his NRA membership, and sought meetings with Trump. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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New Fissures Appear in Ukrainian Christian Faiths
Mar07

New Fissures Appear in Ukrainian Christian Faiths

Worsening relations with Russia over the Donbas conflict are driving a wedge between the two main Orthodox branches. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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The Return of Crimea
Mar07

The Return of Crimea

VOLYA Institute for Contemporary Law and Society and the NYU Program in International Relations are happy to announce an upcoming panel discussion on March 6th, 2018 titled “The Return of Crimea”. The event “The Return of Crimea” calls upon the Ukrainian community and those concerned about the fate of Crimea and its people, following the...

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Assessing the Impact of Sanctions on the Russian Defence Sector
Mar06

Assessing the Impact of Sanctions on the Russian Defence Sector

Corporate Members Nominees Breakfast Briefing Partners and Major Corporates 23 May 2018 – 08:00 to 09:15Add to CalendariCalendar Outlook Google Yahoo Chatham House, London …read more Source: Chatham...

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Ukraine four years after the Maidan
Mar06

Ukraine four years after the Maidan

By Steven PiferIn late February 2014, following three months of demonstrations on Kyiv’s Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square), then-President Victor Yanukovych fled the Ukrainian capital on a tortuous path that ultimately took him to Russia. On February 22, 2014, Ukraine’s parliament appointed an acting president and acting...

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History Begins (Again) for the Pentagon
Mar06

History Begins (Again) for the Pentagon

The views expressed in this article are the authors’ own and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Government, the U.S. Department of Defense, or the U.S. Army. Thanks to a near-myopic obsession with eradicating transnational Islamic terrorism, costly invasions and occupations of Afghanistan and Iraq, and a zero-risk approach to...

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A Classic Dilemma: Russia’s Threat to Withdraw from the Council of Europe
Mar06

A Classic Dilemma: Russia’s Threat to Withdraw from the Council of Europe

When Russia joined the Council of Europe in 1996, this was a major step and a sign of a fundamentally new time. The successor state to the Soviet Union joined a pan-European human rights regime that provided the citizens of its member states with effective judicial tools to defend their rights. Today, a good two decades later, Russia’s...

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Come to Barcelona to see the hi-tech future now – and Ukraine’s role in it
Mar06

Come to Barcelona to see the hi-tech future now – and Ukraine’s role in it

This year Ukraine marks its fifth year at the Mobile World Congress startup event 4YFN. Sergiy Vakarin, Chairman of UkraineIS and President of Winton Ukraine is proud to announce that several Ukrainian companies will take part in 4YFN and MWC in 2018. Mobile World Congress is the largest telecom event in the world that is […] …read more...

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February 20th, 2018
Mar06

February 20th, 2018

BELARUS Prosecutor Seeks Four-Year Prison Sentence For Belarusian Activist RFE/RL The state prosecutor has asked a Belarusian court to sentence an activist who took part in protests against a law obliging the unemployed to pay taxes on “social parasites” to four years in prison. Svyataslau Baranovich, who was charged with attacking a police...

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Ukraine saves Musk’s Martian dream
Mar06

Ukraine saves Musk’s Martian dream

SpaceX, a private company has successfully launched a new heavy rocket at a fraction of a cost of other similar systems. Falcon Heavy is the world’s most powerful rocket in operation. Its successful launch is an important step towards the goal of sending humans to Mars. Sending large payloads to Mars has been an unresolved […] …read...

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