Comedian Zelensky Grabs Presidency in Landslide, Largest Win in Ukraine’s History
Zelensky has vowed to return home the Ukrainians held in captivity by the pro-Russian forces in Donbass.
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From the Notre-Dame Fire to Italy’s ‘Bone-Breaking’ Scam: EU’s Top Stories from April 15, 2019, Ranked
16 EU news and developments from April 15, 2019 that matter the most.
Comedian Zelensky Wins 1st Round of Ukraine’s Presidential Elections, to Face Poroshenko in Runoff
The comedian's uncoventional campaign has barely mentioned Ukraine's long-standing conflict with Russia, and has instead focused on fighting corruption.
EU to Lose EUR 40 Billion a Year from No-Deal Brexit, US, China, Russia to Benefit, Study Finds
The income losses from a soft Brexit will be twice as small.
Kazakhstan Renames Capital Astana to ‘Nursultan’, after Ex-President Nazyrbayev Who Keeps Power
Astana, now Nursultan, has been the capital of Kazakhstan since 1997, succeeding Almaty.
Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazabayev Resigns after 30 Years but Retains Power
Nazarbayer remains "Leader of the Nation", Chairman of the National Security Council, and Chairman of the ruling political party.
Crimea Will Be Russia’s ‘Forever’, Threats Are ‘Useless’, Moscow Tells West 5 Years after Annexation
Putin and Medvedev have once again justified the acquisition of Crimea through the referendum they held there after Russian troops
Russia Floats Idea of Seeking Compensations from Ukraine for ‘Damaging’ Crimea after Soviet Collapse
The motion has not been backed by the Kremlin for the time being.
EU Slams ‘Illegal Annexation’ of Crimea, Stands with Ukraine as Russia Celebrates 5th Anniversary of ‘Reunification’
The EU has lambasted Moscow on a number of Crimea-related issues - from the Crimea (Kerch) Bridge to the human
Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary Start Celebrating 20 Years since Joining NATO
The Visegrad Group EU member states have already become season members of NATO, according to Poland's Defense Minister.
Belgian Counterintelligence Chief Suspected of Spying for Russia
Belgium's intelligence service ADIV has been plagued by a long-standing conflict between its intelligence and counter-intelligence departments.
