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EU Unclear on Ban of Cloud Services in Russia Amid Invasion of Ukraine, Amends Latest Sanction Package
European Union’s stand on ban of cloud services in Russia looks unclear as the group amended the initial version of a press release on the sanctions package issued on June 3. The initial release referred to a ban on the provision of cloud services. Meanwhile, an EU official mentioned that the council is working on a possible ban.
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EU, US, UK Accuse Russia of Cyberattacks Amid Invasion of Ukraine; Blame It for Deployment of Whispergate
The western allies, including the European Union (EU), the UK and the US, have collectively accused Russia for series of cyberattacks in the light of its invasion of Ukraine, Which has impacted European continent. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) assesses that the Russian Military Intelligence was “almost certainly” involved in ...
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Western Sanctions 'Severely' Harming Russia: Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin acknowledged today in an interview with German daily Bild that Western economic sanctions over the Ukraine crisis are affecting Russia.
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Ukraine Presses European Union for More Aid, Blasts Russia
Ukraine used the first meeting Monday of a landmark council with the EU to press for more financial support as it pushed ahead with reforms in the face of Russian "aggression."
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US, EU Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine
The US and EU have slapped fresh sanctions on Russia, hitting its finance, military and energy sectors, with President Barack Obama saying the action was taken as Moscow continued its provocative and destabilising actions in Ukraine.
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EU Names Latest Ukraine Sanction's Targets
The European Union is extending sanctions to cover 11 leaders of the pro-Moscow rebellion in eastern Ukraine.
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EU Ministers: Sanctions if Russia Won't Cooperate
Several European foreign ministers on Monday threatened further sanctions if Russia fails to cooperate with Ukraine's proposed peace plan and doesn't stop the flow of arms and militants across its border into eastern Ukraine.
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Ukraine Urges Angela Merkel, EU Help End Pro-Russian Revolt
Ukraine pressed German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other Western allies on Monday to help settle a pro-Russian uprising that has raged on in the industrial east despite Kiev's unilateral ceasefire.
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Britons rate Russia more positively than EU: poll
Britons see Russia in a more positive light than the European Union, despite recent tensions with Moscow over Ukraine, according to a poll published on Saturday.
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West prepares sanctions as Russia presses on with Crimea takeover
Dozens of Russians involved in Russia's gradual takeover of Crimea face US and EU travel bans and asset freezes on Monday, after six hours of crisis talks between Washington and Moscow ended with both sides still far apart.
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EU leaders slap initial sanctions on Russia
The European Union has suspended talks with Russia on a wide-ranging economic pact and on a visa deal, punishing Moscow for its military incursion into the Crimean Peninsula of neighboring Ukraine.
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Euro 2012: Belarus' Lukashenko may attend final
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry says that Belarus' authoritarian president Aleksander Lukashenko may attend the final match of the European football (soccer) championship along with other EU leaders.
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Euro 2012 : EU ministers mull boycott of Ukraine
European Union foreign ministers were debating on Monday a boycott of this year's European football championship matches played in Ukraine to protest alleged abuse of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.
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United States piles pressure on Ukraine ahead of Euro 2012
The United States pressed Ukraine on Tuesday to free jailed ex-premier Yulia Tymoshenko as she entered the 12th day of a hunger strike that may prompt an EU boycott of its Euro 2012 football games.
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EU Unclear on Ban of Cloud Services in Russia Amid Invasion of Ukraine, Amends Latest Sanction Package
European Union’s stand on ban of cloud services in Russia looks unclear as the group amended the initial version of a press release on the sanctions package issued on June 3. The initial release referred to a ban on the provision of cloud services. Meanwhile, an EU official mentioned that the council is working on a possible ban.
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EU, US, UK Accuse Russia of Cyberattacks Amid Invasion of Ukraine; Blame It for Deployment of Whispergate
The western allies, including the European Union (EU), the UK and the US, have collectively accused Russia for series of cyberattacks in the light of its invasion of Ukraine, Which has impacted European continent. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) assesses that the Russian Military Intelligence was “almost certainly” involved in ...
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Western Sanctions 'Severely' Harming Russia: Vladimir Putin
President Vladimir Putin acknowledged today in an interview with German daily Bild that Western economic sanctions over the Ukraine crisis are affecting Russia.
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Ukraine Presses European Union for More Aid, Blasts Russia
Ukraine used the first meeting Monday of a landmark council with the EU to press for more financial support as it pushed ahead with reforms in the face of Russian "aggression."
-
US, EU Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine
The US and EU have slapped fresh sanctions on Russia, hitting its finance, military and energy sectors, with President Barack Obama saying the action was taken as Moscow continued its provocative and destabilising actions in Ukraine.
-
EU Names Latest Ukraine Sanction's Targets
The European Union is extending sanctions to cover 11 leaders of the pro-Moscow rebellion in eastern Ukraine.
-
EU Ministers: Sanctions if Russia Won't Cooperate
Several European foreign ministers on Monday threatened further sanctions if Russia fails to cooperate with Ukraine's proposed peace plan and doesn't stop the flow of arms and militants across its border into eastern Ukraine.
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Ukraine Urges Angela Merkel, EU Help End Pro-Russian Revolt
Ukraine pressed German Chancellor Angela Merkel and other Western allies on Monday to help settle a pro-Russian uprising that has raged on in the industrial east despite Kiev's unilateral ceasefire.
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Britons rate Russia more positively than EU: poll
Britons see Russia in a more positive light than the European Union, despite recent tensions with Moscow over Ukraine, according to a poll published on Saturday.
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West prepares sanctions as Russia presses on with Crimea takeover
Dozens of Russians involved in Russia's gradual takeover of Crimea face US and EU travel bans and asset freezes on Monday, after six hours of crisis talks between Washington and Moscow ended with both sides still far apart.
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EU leaders slap initial sanctions on Russia
The European Union has suspended talks with Russia on a wide-ranging economic pact and on a visa deal, punishing Moscow for its military incursion into the Crimean Peninsula of neighboring Ukraine.
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Euro 2012: Belarus' Lukashenko may attend final
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry says that Belarus' authoritarian president Aleksander Lukashenko may attend the final match of the European football (soccer) championship along with other EU leaders.
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Euro 2012 : EU ministers mull boycott of Ukraine
European Union foreign ministers were debating on Monday a boycott of this year's European football championship matches played in Ukraine to protest alleged abuse of jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.
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United States piles pressure on Ukraine ahead of Euro 2012
The United States pressed Ukraine on Tuesday to free jailed ex-premier Yulia Tymoshenko as she entered the 12th day of a hunger strike that may prompt an EU boycott of its Euro 2012 football games.
