Ukraine eyes further prisoner swap with Russia - Financial Times

September 15, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine eyes further prisoner swap with Russia - Financial Times Vatican News: Pope Francis expresses joy over Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange - Kyiv Post Kremlin not ruling out new prisoner swap with Ukraine - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Taking sides in the Orthodox Church's battles over Russia and Ukraine - 112 International Russia’s Main Gas Route to Europe Seen at Risk After Opal Ruling - Yahoo Finance Ukraine eyes further prisoner swap with Russia - Financial Times Financial Times Ukraine eyes further prisoner swap with Russia Financial TimesExchange seen as paving the way for revived peace talks with Moscow. Read More Vatican News: Pope Francis expresses joy over Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Vatican News: Pope Francis expresses joy over Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange Published Sept. 15. Updated Sept. 15 at 2:28 pm Pope Francis adresses worshipers from the window of the Apostolic palace overlooking St. Read More Kremlin not ruling out new prisoner swap with Ukraine - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Russian presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has said he does not rule out that Russia and Ukraine may hold another detainee exchange. He told this to reporters on Friday, September 13, according to Russia news agency TASS. Read More Taking sides in the Orthodox Church's battles over Russia and Ukraine - 112 International 112 International JUST OVER a year has passed since the Patriarch Kyrill of Moscow, the Russian spiritual leader and ally of President Vladimir Putin, went to Istanbul to make one final attempt to dissuade another Orthodox prelate, the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I, from recognising an independent church in Ukraine. Read More Russia’s Main Gas Route to Europe Seen at Risk After Opal Ruling - Yahoo Finance Yahoo Finance (Bloomberg) -- Russia may hesitate to strike a multiyear deal with the European Union and Ukraine on natural gas supplies after an EU court ruling on a key German pipeline. The judgment last week reduces the options Gazprom PJSC has to ship billions of dollars of gas to its biggest market without using Ukraine’s pipeline network. Read More

Feeling mobile? Get the Feedly app and read on the go