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Articles with tag "Ukraine"
rights violations
Kiev Case vs. Moscow on Crimea 'Partly Admissible' – Europe Court
The European Court of Human Rights added that it was not ruling on whether the annexation of Crimea itself was illegal.
WHO KILLED SHEREMET?
New Evidence in Ukraine Journalist's Murder – Police
Pavel Sheremet died in 2016, when a bomb planted in his car exploded during morning rush hour in Kiev.
Problematic Gift
Russia Returns Gifted Orthodox Icon to Bosnia After East Ukraine Controversy
Media reported that the icon was taken from the Luhansk region of eastern Ukraine which is controlled by pro-Russian rebels.
questioned origins
Russian Minister Gifted 300-Year-Old Ukrainian Icon in Bosnia — Reports
The Ukrainian Orthodox icon given to Lavrov is thought to be from the war-torn region of Luhansk.
ROLLOVER
EU Extends Sanctions Anti-Russia Over Ukraine
The sanctions, which target whole sectors of the Russian economy including its valuable oil businesses, were extended to mid-2021.
Donbass Conflict
Ukraine, Russia Discuss New Prisoner Swap, Troop Withdrawal: Kiev
Volodymyr Zelensky's spokeswoman said Kiev would like to stage a new prisoner swap by year's end.
fatal incident
1 Dead in Ukraine-Russia Border Shootout – FSB
Russian border patrol officers opened fire on the Ukrainians after they resisted arrest.
Tensions Rise
Turkey Backs Crimea’s Return to Ukraine – FM
Turkey and Ukraine get "friendly" over the question of Crimea amid a deepening rift with Russia.
opinion
Anna Arutunyan
In Russia’s Near Abroad, Its Influence Is More Optics Than Substance
Putin’s foreign policy has been to establish a presence in foreign countries to disrupt or influence without a coherent strategy for an actual end.
intensifying election
U.S. Sanctions 'Russian Agent' for Trying to Damage Biden
The Ukrainian politician has close ties to Russian intelligence and actively aided in efforts to implicate Joe Biden in corruption.
UKRAINE PEACE TALKS
Germany Hails 'Significant Progress' in Ukraine Peace Efforts
The German foreign minister seemed hopeful, noting the long ongoing ceasefire and progress on prisoner exchanges.
uneasy peace
Ukraine Accuses Separatists of Breaching New Ceasefire
The ceasefire had begun just hours before the alleged violation.
PEACE PROGRESS
Russia and Ukraine Hail Peace Efforts Ahead of New Ceasefire
The Russian and Ukrainian Presidents spoke by phone Sunday ahead of a midnight ceasefire.
held captive
Gunman Arrested, Hostages Freed After Ukraine President's Call
Zelensky carried out one of the hostage-taker's demands by calling on people to watch the Joaquin Phoenix-narrated documentary "Earthlings."
mh17 trial
Defense Lawyers Allowed to Examine MH17 Wreckage
Lawyers for one of the suspects said they wanted to probe alternative theories for the plane's downing.
every vote counts
150K East Ukraine Residents to Vote on Putin’s Constitutional Reforms – Official
Over 196,000 Donbass residents have obtained Russian citizenship since the process was simplified last year.
relaxed rules
Russia Doubles Naturalizations Amid Relaxed Migration Rules
Two-thirds of the new recipients were Ukrainian nationals.
MH17 trial
Key MH17 Suspect Detained in East Ukraine: BBC Russia
Former fellow soldiers told BBC Russia they believe he was detained in order to shield him from a kidnapping attempt by Ukraine.
OLIGARCH TAMED
Ukraine Set for IMF Support After Approving Anti-Kolomoisky Banking Law
New law opens door for $5.5 billion in loans from IMF.
de-escalation efforts
Ukraine, Pro-Russia Separatists Hold First Prisoner Swap of 2020
The self-declared Donetsk People’s Republic handed over nine prisoners, with Ukraine handing over 11 separatists.
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