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Deadly Attacks In Donetsk Test Ukraine Peace Dealby webdesk@voanews.com (Henry Ridgwell)
After a series of attacks by pro-Moscow militia, Ukraine’s prime minister has accused Russia of failing to honor the cease-fire agreement signed on September 5. At least nine Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the last two days. As Henry Ridgwell reports for VOA from near the frontline in eastern Ukraine, the tentative peace deal appears to be holding despite the violence.
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MOSCOW — Fighting intensified in eastern Ukraine on Wednesday despite a fragile cease-fire, as pro-Russian rebels appeared to be close to capturing the strategically important Donetsk airport.
The fighting was some of the worst since a Sept. 5 cease-fire calmed the conflict, although shelling and casualties have continued throughout the nearly four weeks since the agreement was reached. Ukraine’s military and rebel forces said the fighting had gotten worse Wednesday, as rebels vowed to retake a strategically important landmark that has remained in government hands for almost all of the six-month-long conflict.
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Continue reading...At Least 10 Killed in Eastern Ukraine Shellingby webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
At least 10 people were killed on Wednesday when shells hit a school playground and a minivan on a nearby street in Donetsk, in eastern Ukraine, city authorities and witnesses said. A shell hit a playground near school No. 57 on the first day of the school year in Donetsk. No children were among those killed. Witnesses and city officials told Reuters the four dead included two teachers and a parent. Terrified children were forced to shelter in the basement as the shelling yielded...
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Window on Eurasia: Moscow to Dramatically Increase Spending on ‘Russia Today’ by paul goble (noreply@blogger.com)
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Staunton, September 26 – At a time when Moscow is cutting spending on education and health and in an indication of the importance the Kremlin places on propaganda, the Russian government is going to increase the amount of money it will give to the television channel “Russia Today” next year by 41 percent over what it had announced earlier.
According to a report in today’s “Novyye izvestiya,” the government is increasing its spending for all media including domestic media but by far smaller amounts. Thus, for example, state subsidies for domestic radio and television will rise only from 21.7 billion rubles to 22.2 billion or about three percent (newizv.ru/politics/2014-09-30/208354-rossija-rezko-uvelichivaet-rashody-na-zabugornuju-propagandu.html).
Andrey Mayboroda, the director of the Moscow Center for Political Research, commented to the paper that “it is obvious that the state is generously increasing its spending only on the propaganda machine directed at the foreign consumer. In Russia, the zombification of the population has been going on for a long time and successfully. Large additional cash infusions aren’t needed.”
But, he said, in Moscow’s judgment, Russian broadcasting abroad “has not had the desired impact.” Unfortunately for those behind this budgetary move, “an attempt to achieve the necessary result by increasing spending for the purchase of new ‘furniture’ without changing ‘the girls’ [who host the station] is condemned to failure in advance.”
What is “sad” about this, Mayborda added, is that those who are having to pay for this doomed project are not those who have ordered it but rather “the ordinary Russian taxpayer.”
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Deadly Attacks In Donetsk Test Ukraine Peace Dealby webdesk@voanews.com (Henry Ridgwell)
After a series of attacks by pro-Moscow militia, Ukraine’s prime minister has accused Russia of failing to honor the cease-fire agreement signed on September 5. At least nine Ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the last two days. The tentative peace deal appears to be holding despite the violence. New armored vehicles for Ukraine’s National Guard were put through their paces Tuesday at an army base outside Kyiv. They will soon be deployed in anti-separatist operations in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. Watching the demonstration was Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. He accused Russia of failing to honor the cease-fire deal signed in Minsk in September. "A cease-fire is when nobody is attacking and nobody is dying. Russia signed 12 points on the Minsk memorandum and should fulfill every point of it. Words and deeds are too far apart in Russia," said Yatsenyuk. Pro-Moscow rebels launched an offensive against government forces at Donetsk airport Monday - a key battleground in recent weeks. The Kremlin denies it’s giving the rebels military support. One condition of the cease-fire is being met - the exchange of prisoners held by both sides. This swap took place Sunday outside Donetsk. But Kyiv accuses the separatists of stretching the peace deal to breaking point. “Over 1,000 hostages have been released during the cease-fire. We are seeing more shootings and attacks by separatists and pro-Russian rebels," said Ukrainian spokesman Colonel Lysenko. In a provocative move, residents tore down a statue of former Soviet ruler Vladimir Lenin in the eastern city of Kharkiv Sunday. Pro-Russians in the city had defended the statue earlier this year when several others were being destroyed across Ukraine. "It was an insult [having the statue here]. We are an independent country and we have a monument to the former leader of the neighboring state, which attacked us at least three times in the last century, and now in this century," said a Kharkiv resident. A column of tanks and armored vehicles - free of insignia, except for the flag of the self-styled Donetsk People’s Republic - was seen traveling through Makiivka on the outskirts of Donetsk Monday. Kyiv says only Russia could be supplying such military hardware.
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The European Union has decided to keep in place sanctions against Russia over its actions in eastern Ukraine and its support of rebels there.
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Kurdish Fighters Reclaim Border Crossing from Islamic Stateby webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
Kurdish fighters battling Islamic State militants have retaken a key border crossing between northern Iraq and Syria. The Peshmerga forces took control of Rabia after heavy fighting Tuesday, reclaiming one of the areas the militants seized as they swept into large parts of Iraq this year. The Iraqi Kurds were aided by Kurdish fighters from the Syrian side of the border. In northern Syria, along the Turkish border, Islamic State fighters pressed an assault on Kobani, also known as Ayn Arab, where clashes have sent more than 160,000 people fleeing for safety. The battles on the ground come as U.S.-led airstrikes continue to target the Islamic State group in both Iraq and Syria. President Barack Obama met Tuesday with his National Security Council to get an update on how the airstrikes are impacting the militants. The White House said the discussion included the importance of putting into place the non-military portions of his strategy to weaken and destroy the Islamic State group. Those efforts include working to stop the flow of foreign fighters to the region, countering the militants' "warped ideology" and providing humanitarian assistance. Pentagon spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby said Tuesday the U.S.-led coalition "cannot bomb them into obscurity." Also Tuesday, Britain carried out its first airstrike against the Islamic State in Iraq, joining Arab and other European militaries who have contributed to combat operations targeting the militants. Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Wednesday his country's military jets would fly support missions for the U.S.-led coalition, but would not yet conduct airstrikes of their own. Meanwhile, Turkey's parliament is expected to vote Thursday on legislation that would authorize military action against the Islamic State group.
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Staunton, September 30 – At a time when Moscow is cutting spending on education and health and in an indication of the importance the Kremlin places on propaganda, the Russian government is going to increase the amount of money it will give to the television channel Russia Today or RT.com next year 41 percent over what it had announced earlier.
According to a report September 30 in Novyye Izvestiya, the government is increasing its spending for all media including domestic media but by far smaller amounts. Thus, for example, state subsidies for domestic radio and television will rise only from 21.7 billion rubles ($547.3 million) to 22.2 billion ($554.9) or about three percent.
Andrey Mayboroda, the director of the Moscow Center for Political Research, commented to the paper that “it is obvious that the state is generously increasing its spending only on the propaganda machine directed at the foreign consumer. In Russia, the zombification of the population has been going on for a long time and successfully. Large additional cash infusions aren’t needed.”
But, he said, in Moscow’s judgment, Russian broadcasting abroad “has not had the desired impact.” Unfortunately for those behind this budgetary move, “an attempt to achieve the necessary result by increasing spending for the purchase of new ‘furniture’ without changing ‘the girls’ [who host the station] is condemned to failure in advance.”
What is “sad” about this, Mayborda added, is that those who are having to pay for this doomed project are not those who have ordered it but rather “the ordinary Russian taxpayer.”
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Замглавы Пентагона пригрозил Москве и Пекину военным ответом
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Баррозу: соглашение Украина-ЕС изменить можно лишь по просьбе сторон
РИА Новости Совет Евросоюза 29 сентября одобрил применение большей части Соглашения об ассоциации с Украиной с 1 ноября, кроме раздела о создании зоны свободной торговли, который вступит в силу 1 января 2016 года. Председатель Комиссии Европейских сообществ Жозе Мануэл ... Баррозу ответил на письмо ПутинаДни.Ру Баррозу ответил на письмо Путина по соглашению ЕС и УкраиныПолит.ру Баррозу призвал Россию возобновить поставки газа на УкраинуИнтерфакс Московский комсомолец -Газета.Ru -НТВ.ru Все похожие статьи: 53 » |
Rebels in eastern Ukraine appear to be successfully closing in on the government-held airport of Donetsk, a strategic victory for the pro-Russian separatists that further undermines a shaky cease-fire in the region. At least 10 people were killed on Wednesday when shells hit a school playground and a mini van in a nearby street in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, city authorities and Reuters witnesses said.
A number of art works belonging to Imelda Marcos, wife of late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos, have been seized by authorities, who claim they were bought with embezzled state funds.
Works by Picasso and Gauguin are believed to be among the pieces still in the former First Lady’s possession, reports the BBC, as is Michelangelo’s Madonna and Child. Authorities are keen to trace the other artworks.
The 85-year-old Marcos, who was elected to the Philippine congress in 2010, has repeatedly denied her estimated $10 billion fortune was acquired illicitly.
Ferdinand Marcos ruled the Philippines from 1965 until his ouster in 1986. He died three years later.
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Australian Intelligence Agencies Get More Powers with New Laws by webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
Australia's parliament has passed legislation giving intelligence agencies broader powers to fight extremists, such as those associated with the Islamic State group. The National Security Legislation Amendment Bill passed Wednesday has been slammed by some rights groups and opposition members, who say it erodes freedoms of the press. Under the legislation, those who expose information related to special intelligence operations can be jailed for 10 years - a measure that could see...
No more clash of civilisations or end of history - this is the summation of a lifetime of thinking and statesmanship
Western politicians who last year advocated bombing Syria now ask whether Damascus should be treated as a tacit ally against Islamic State. John Kerry talks of Iran as a possible partner in that war, while David Cameron meets the country's president in New York. The quote of the summer from the president of the United States was that "we don't have a strategy" on how to prevent a conflagration in the Middle East. Yet as old enmities and alliances dissolve and reform at high speed, we are having to develop one, and fast.
One person who has never lacked a strategy is the former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger, now 91. However, his thoughtful new book aims not so much to advocate specific policies as to portray the shape of the world over the past 2000 years or so, with reflections on where it will go in the next 50.
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Cost Of Bombing ISIS Closing In On $1 Billion
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Chief Columnist Faisal al Yafai discusses dangers of engaging with the Syrian regime in the fight against ISIS.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said after talks with North Korea's foreign minister on Wednesday that he saw a possibility of six-party talks resuming on Pyongyang's nuclear programme but that it would take time.
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ISIS will be in position to get nuclear weapons if allowed to consolidate power ...
New York Daily News The risk of a terrorist attack using nuclear or chemical weapons has just gone up. ISIS is willing to kill large numbers of innocents, and it has added three capabilities that catapult the threat beyond anything seen before: control of large, urban territories, huge ... and more » |
It is common in the United States to see tourists flock to sites associated with America's presidents. Some are privately owned and others are run by the National Park Service or the National Archives -- but most have helped draw business and people into the towns and cities where they are located. As VOA’s Kane Farabaugh reports, there is one particular presidential hometown that is unique in what it has to offer those who make the trip.
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It is common in the United States to see tourists flock to sites associated with America's presidents. Some are privately owned and others are run by the National Park Service or the National...
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British military conducts first airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq
CNN Irbil, Iraq (CNN) -- [Breaking news update, posted at 1:35 p.m. ET]. British military aircraft carried out their first airstrikes against ISIS positions in Iraq Tuesday, Britain's defense ministry said. RAF Tornadoes dropped a bomb on an ISIS heavy weapon that was ... Kurdish and Iraqi Forces Widen Offensive Against ISIS in Northern IraqNew York Times Coalition warplanes bomb ISIS militants after threats to wipe out Kurdish-Iraqi townNew York Daily News URGENT - UK Iraq ISIS AirstrikesWPTZ The Champlain Valley Huffington Post -The Sun Daily -KTVZ all 77 news articles » |
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