Massive explosion in Copenhagen
A massive explosion rocked Copenhagen an hour ago. More details to come…
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China considers use of military force in Hong Kong
China’s leadership does no longer exclude the use of military force to strike down the protests in Hong Kong, said Yang Guang, speaker for the inherited cantons of Hong Kong and Macao. He warned the protesters should not underestimate the power of China’s central government. (C) 2019 CNN
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Read moreWizz Air airline to launch flights to six destinations from Odesa, one from Lviv
Hungary’s low cost Wizz Air airline in autumn 2019 will launch flights to seven new destinations: six from Odesa and one from Lviv, Paulina Gosk, corporate communications manager at Wizz Air, said at a briefing in Odesa on Tuesday. According to her, from Odesa, in particular, twice a week from November flights will be operated to Budapest (Hungary), Berlin (Germany),
Read moreAverage monthly wage in Kyiv goes beyond UAH 15,000– city administration
An average monthly wage in Kyiv was UAH 15,183 that is 18% higher than in 2018, a press service of Kyiv City State Administration reported. In the meantime, an unemployment level saw 6.7% decrease compared to the previous year, said administration’s economics and investments department director Natalia Melnyk. She also has reported that a retail turnover in capital saw 14.4%
Read moreRussia’s FSB Branch Authorized to Block Websites Without a Court Order
A newly formed Federal Security Service (FSB) cybersecurity branch will gain the power to block websites without a court order, Russia’s national domain coordinator announced Tuesday. The FSB branch joins the ranks of several IT firms, as well as the state media watchdog Roskomnadzor, that hunt down websites that spread malware and are used for other illicit activities. The FSB’s
Read moreNorwegian police shoots chainsaw psycho
The Norwegian police was called to a house where a criminal suspect resides. When a cop rang the door-bell the man attacked the officer with a chainsaw. In response the police shot the man, who died instantly on scene. (C) TV2
Read moreThe old ultra-violence in Moscow solves nothing and everything
Violence paired with a smart effort to co-opt the population is, sadly, an eminently successful technique Two successive Saturdays of peaceful protest in Moscow, two successive days of the old ultra-violence in response. Indiscriminate arrests, beatings, maybe even a poisoning: this is a step up from what we have become used to seeing in the Russian capital. What can one learn from the authorities’ response?
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Read moreUkrainian Villain Is Now Cracking Heads in Moscow
A police commander whose savagery helped spur the 2013 Ukraine revolution is now practicing his art in central Moscow. Colonel Sergei Kusyuk was a key villain in Ukraine’s revolution of 2013-2014; in fact, he may have set it off through his ham-handed actions. Now, he has shown up in Moscow, once again cracking down on protesters with a vastly disproportionate use
Read moreStoltenberg: Annexation Of Crimea Is Consequence Of Increased Great Power Competition
August 06, 2019 03:03 GMT Russia’s annexation of Ukraine’s Crimean peninsula in 2014 was the result of increased “great power competition,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on August 5. Speaking at the Center for Strategic Studies at New Zealand’s Victoria University, Stoltenberg said that along with competition between great powers, terrorism and cyber security are the other main challenges
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