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China Lends Ukraine USD 3,6 B
Ukraine's Minister of Energy and Coal Mining Vladimir Demshichin has announced that China will credit Ukraine with USD 3,6 B.
The financial aid will be provided for energy diversification projects and attempts to substitute natural gas with alternative sources, as announced by UNN news agency.
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Rescue operation continues after bulker runs aground off Andros [Video]
Greek authorities have so far rescued 18 crew members of a Cypriot-flagged freighter which ran aground off the Aegean island of Andros early on Wednesday, according to reports.
Cypriot-flagged freighter runs aground off Andros island, 11 rescued so far
Greek authorities have rescued 11 crew members of a Cypriot-flagged freighter which ran aground off a Greek Aegean island early on Wednesday, the Greek coastguard said on Wednesday.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister To Discuss Humanitarian Aid with Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government is set on discussing the tensions regarding Ukrainian minorities, including the increased army mobilization of Bulgarian nationals with Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Pavlo Klimkin during his upcoming visit.
The position has also been expressed before the Ukrainian Ambassador to Sofia Mykola Baltazhy, a press release from Tuesday revealed.
Bulgaria Issues Fast-Track Visas to Co-nationals in Southeastern Ukraine
The Bulgarian embassy to Kiev and the consulate in Odessa have received instructions to issue fast-track visas to ethnic Bulgarians, whose lives are in danger.
The information was confirmed by Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Daniel Mitov, daily Dnevnik reports.
Bulgaria has also prepared a consignment of humanitarian aid to its fellow nationals in Southeastern Ukraine.
ForMin Aurescu tells Ukraine Romania expects mobilization to not be 'selective'
Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister Bogdan Aurescu met Ukrainian ambassador in Bucharest Teofil Bauer on Tuesday, on which occasion he communicated the Romanian side's expectation that the partial mobilization carried out amid the conflict in eastern Ukraine should not have a 'selective' character and should avoid 'discriminatory approaches that might target ethnic grounds as well'.
Red Army hero who fought for French Resistance dies
A Red Army officer who fought for the French Resistance before being sent to the Gulag by Soviet authorities has died aged 95, officials said on Dec. 8.
Nikolai Vasenin died a few months after learning that the French love he lost 70 years ago had also passed away.
The centenary of the Ottoman entry into the First World War
It was 100 years ago today that two Russian ports were bombarded by ships of the Imperial Ottoman Navy under a German commander Today marks the centenary of the Ottoman Empireâs official entry into World War I. It was today, 100 years ago, that the Russian ports of Sevastopol and Odessa were bombarded by ships of the Imperial Ottoman Navy, under the command of Admiral Wilhelm Souchon.
Russia 'Offered Poland Part of Ukraine' - Former FM
Russia has sought to involve Poland in the partition of Ukraine, former Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski told a US media outlet.
Government Dismisses Bulgaria's Honorary Consul In Ukraine
Bulgaria's government dismissed the Ukrainian citizen Ivan Avramov from the position honorary consul of Bulgaria in eastern Ukraine over reports that he is involved in alcohol contraband.