Russia proposes 24 candidates for ODIHR monitors of Ukrainian election - Interfax-Ukraine

March 15, 2019

Russia Ukraine Russia proposes 24 candidates for ODIHR monitors of Ukrainian election - Interfax-Ukraine Vyshinsky Case Reflects Lawlessness in Ukraine - Russian Foreign Ministry - UrduPoint News EU targets 8 more Russians over naval incident off Ukraine - Washington Post Where Will the Money to Rebuild Syria Come From? - The Atlantic Ex-Foreign Minister Axworthy to lead Canada's election observation mission to Ukraine – media - UNIAN Russia proposes 24 candidates for ODIHR monitors of Ukrainian election - Interfax-Ukraine Interfax-Ukraine 14:34 15.03.2019 Russia proposes 24 candidates for ODIHR monitors of Ukrainian election The OSCE ODIHR has sent Kyiv a list of candidates for the short-term mission to monitor the Ukrainian presidential election, there are 24 candidates proposed by Russia on the list, the ODIHR told Interfax. Read More Vyshinsky Case Reflects Lawlessness in Ukraine - Russian Foreign Ministry - UrduPoint News UrduPoint News Everything that is happening with RIA Novosti portal head Kirill Vyshinsky, who has been in Ukrainian custody since May 2018, is a manifestation of lawlessness in the country and shows how Kiev violates its commitments to protect media freedom, the Russian Foreign Ministry's spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 15th March, 2019) Everything that is happening with RIA Novosti portal head Kirill Vyshinsky, who has been in Ukrainian custody since May 2018, is a manifestation of lawlessness in the country and shows how Kiev violates its commitments to protect media freedom, the Russian Foreign Ministry's spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday. Read More EU targets 8 more Russians over naval incident off Ukraine - Washington Post Washington Post BRUSSELS — The European Union has imposed sanctions on eight more Russian officials that it says were involved in the seizure by Russia of Ukrainian ships and crew in November. EU headquarters said Friday that it is slapping asset freezes and travel bans on the eight for “actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine.” Read More Where Will the Money to Rebuild Syria Come From? - The Atlantic The Atlantic Russia, which intervened in the conflict in 2015 and is keen to preserve its newfound regional influence, can’t take on the cost of reconstruction. Its economy is in tatters, made worse by sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine’s Crimea in 2014 and its interference in the 2016 U.S. Read More Ex-Foreign Minister Axworthy to lead Canada's election observation mission to Ukraine – media - UNIAN UNIAN Ex-Foreign Minister Axworthy to lead Canada's election observation mission to Ukraine – mediaCanada will provide funding to counteract the "negative impact of disinformation" in the electoral process. Read More

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