Donald Trump’s Ukraine call is Mueller 2.0
Robert Mueller 2.0 — both sides, the Democrats and Republicans, will fight tooth and nail over the “correct” interpretation of the phone call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
Tag: Ukraine
Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in bid to thaw frosty relations
Russia and Ukraine swapped dozens of prisoners on Saturday in a carefully-negotiated rapprochement that brought Western praise and could thaw a freeze in relations since Moscow’s annexation of the Crimea region in 2014.
MH17 victims’ families mark fifth anniversary of downing
Family members of the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 call for justice.
Ukraine’s new president calls for snap polls
Ukraine’s new President Volodymyr Zelensky calls snap parliamentary polls.
Putin pushes for Russia-Ukraine citizenships
Putin says that Ukrainians and Russians would benefit from common citizenship.
Zelensky calls for more Russia sanctions
Ukraine president-elect Zelensky urges more international sanctions against Russia.
Comedian wins Ukraine presidential polls
A comedian with no political experience wins a landslide victory, drawing congratulations from global leaders while dealing a stunning rebuke to Ukraine’s political establishment.
Russian embassy marks Crimea reunification anniversary
The Russian embassy defends the annexation of the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine.
Russia’s position on martial law in Ukraine
Maria Zakharova, the Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson delivered the official position on implementation of martial law in Ukraine during the briefing in Moscow on November 30, which is presented below.
Ukraine, Hungary send home top diplomats in tit-for-tat expulsion
Hungary expels Ukrainian consul in response to Kiev’s expulsion of Hungarian consul.
Germany and Ukraine congratulate Hun Sen
The Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Angela Merkel, wrote to Prime Minister Hun Sen on Thursday, Sept. 6, congratulating him on his reappointment and wishing him every success in his new term of office.
Merkel, Putin hold talks on tough issues
German Chancellor Merkel and Russian President Putin hold talks in north of Berlin.
Anti-Putin newsman killed
A prominent Russian journalist and critic of President Vladimir Putin was shot dead in Ukraine where he fled into exile.
Defending champion Ostapenko crashes out
Ostapenko becomes the second champion to lose in the first round of Roland Garros.
MH17 crash suspects indentified
Investigators appealed to the public yesterday to assist in their probe into the downing of MalaysiaAirlines Flight 17.
Djokovic blasts into Rome second round
Novak Djokovic got off to a winning start in his bid for a fifth ATP Italian Open title.
World Cup in the heat of battle
The World Cup kicks off in Russia in a month’s time with the hosts at loggerheads with the West.
The McCain’s wars in Cambodia
The US foreign policy is simple: you obey to Washington, you are a good guy; you try to remain independent, you are a bad guy.
Rossiya Segodnya Opens Submission Period for Andrei Stenin Photo Contest
The contest is aimed at supporting young photojournalists and helping them make a breakthrough in their careers.
Brexit could aid Ukraine and Turkey with the EU
An EU agreement with Britain on relations after Brexit could serve as a model for ties with other countries.
Amber losing its shine in Ukraine
Amber is the translucent resin of trees which fossilised over millions of years and ranges in colour from pale yellow to deep brown.
US to send arms to eastern Ukraine
US would send “enhanced defensive capabilities” to Ukraine that will use to fight Russian-backed separatists in the eastern part.
Ukraine accuses Russia
Ukraine says that Russian security services were involved in a recent cyber attack on the country.
Second cyber attack disrupts businesses
A major cyber attack, believed to have first struck Ukraine, has caused havoc worldwide.
