The U.S. president asks you for ‘a favor.’ How could it hurt your country? - Washington Post

October 02, 2019

Russia Ukraine The U.S. president asks you for ‘a favor.’ How could it hurt your country? - Washington Post Impeachment inquiry puts new focus on Giuliani’s work for prominent figures in Ukraine - The Washington Post Al Jazeera: Ukraine's separatist east plans elections to improve Russia ties - Kyiv Post Zelensky confirms 'Steinmeier formula' Ukraine settlement - Emerging Europe Ukraine offers a glimpse into the future of counter-drone warfare - The Defense Post The U.S. president asks you for ‘a favor.’ How could it hurt your country? - Washington Post Washington Post Understandably, most of U.S. reporting and commentary on Donald Trump’s call and the resulting impeachment inquiry has so far investigated what it means for U.S. politics. Let’s look here at what this exchange might mean for Ukraine — by looking at what happened in another country when Trump asked an ally to make trouble for his Democratic opponents: Israel. Read More Impeachment inquiry puts new focus on Giuliani’s work for prominent figures in Ukraine - The Washington Post The Washington Post However, House investigators are now seeking records about Giuliani’s past clientele in Ukraine, including Pavel Fuks, a wealthy developer who financed consulting work Giuliani did in 2017 for the city of Kharkiv. Read More Al Jazeera: Ukraine's separatist east plans elections to improve Russia ties - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Al Jazeera: Ukraine’s separatist east plans elections to improve Russia ties Published Oct. 2 at 12:29 pm A photo taken on Nov. 8, 2018 shows an advertising for the election campaign seen next to political posters on a street in Donetsk, Ukraine. Read More Zelensky confirms 'Steinmeier formula' Ukraine settlement - Emerging Europe Emerging Europe Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, has announced plans to implement the so-called Steinmeier formula granting special status to the war-torn parts of the country’s Donbas region. Read More Ukraine offers a glimpse into the future of counter-drone warfare - The Defense Post The Defense Post “Soldier go home.” “Soldier kill your commanding officer.” These are some of the text messages that have been sent to Ukrainian forces in the Donbass region by Russia. Russia can deploy such personalized propaganda thanks to its use of unmanned aerial vehicles in its war with Ukraine. Read More

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