The seven pumps jointly produced by Grundfos and Siemens that will procure groundwater for Simferopol, the capital of occupied Crimea, were captured by the cameras of Russian state TV on 18 April and spurred accusations of a sanctions...
A new water conduit station near Simferopol, the capital of Ukraine’s Crimea peninsula which Russia occupied in 2014, is sporting water pumps jointly produced by the EU companies Grundfos and Siemens. This became apparent from...
Moscow is now acting in the Arctic the way Beijing is in the South China Sea, a Russian move that challenges the US and the West even more than Chinese actions, French commentator Jean-Michel Bezat writes in Le Monde; and Washington in the...
Since January 2014, 18 countries have provided 164.1 million US dollars’ worth of non-lethal military aid to Ukraine, with more than 80 percent of that coming from just two countries, the United States which has given 117.6 million...
Thirty years ago the political landscape on the European continent seemed stable and fixated for decades to come. The continent was divided between the free West and the Eastern Bloc, dominated by the totalitarian Soviet imperium. A new...
You have been familiar with Ukraine for a couple of decades already as a business partner, as an advisor. In your personal opinion, which basic problems stand in the way of the country’s development? Concrete actions remain a...
A fan fiction book dedicated to Hans Christian Andersen has a chapter dedicated to Nadiya Savchenko titled “The steadfast tin soldier,” of the same name with the literary fairy tale by Andersen. The author,...
“We couldn’t believe it!” Kherson residents on the liberation of the city “We couldn’t believe it, we thought it was a dream! We didn’t know what was going on! There was no Internet for so...
