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20:30 162 intel officers killed in Donbas during ATO, another 632 wounded - Poroshenko
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19:45 Scandal around anti-graft MP Leshchenko: Media reports about his property
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19:20 Group of Ukrainian students to visit Japan’s Kyoto Research Center
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18:35 Final draft of Tax Code to be submitted to Cabinet before end of September - Finance Ministry
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17:50 Gazprom receives first permits for Turkish Stream pipeline
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16:45 Central Bank assures forex market under full control
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16:23 Donbas, annexed Crimea become unfeasible for Russia – expert
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16:10 EU to extend sanctions for six months over violation of Ukraine's sovereignty
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15:58 EU launches project aimed at business support in Ukraine
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15:35 Tyson Fury and Volodymyr Klitschko rematch date confirmed
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15:16 Ukraine suspends issue of cargo transport permits for Turkey
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14:51 Putin plans no meetings with Poroshenko: Kremlin
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14:27 Financial Monitoring Service seizes UAH 429 mln on suspicion of financing terrorism
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13:59 Council of Europe starts work on Smolensk plane crash report
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13:36 Hryvnia strengthens to UAH 26.72 to dollar on interbank market
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13:14 Accounts of Odesa Port-Side Chemical Plant not seized - State Property Fund
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12:47 Czech PM: No diplomacy with self-proclaimed Donbas republics
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12:30 U.S. astronaut, two Russian cosmonauts land safely in Kazakhstan
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12:13 Ukraine exports to Russia reduce by 80%, with exporters refocusing on EU market – Poroshenko
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11:54 Crimean Tatar leader Umerov released from Simferopol psychiatric ward – lawyer
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11:48 Syria conflict: Government helicopters 'drop chlorine' on Aleppo – BBC
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11:29 Ukrainian businessman Akhmetov sells concentrating plant in occupied Donbas
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11:03 Putin's official car involved in head-on crash in Moscow, his 'favorite chauffeur' killed
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10:41 Russian proxies attack Ukraine 21 times in 24 hours, fire 120mm mortars in Mariupol sector
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10:17 WSJ: U.S. transferred $1.3 bln more in cash to Iran after initial payment
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09:42 Reuters: Oil edges lower amid scepticism about output freeze
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09:19 NBU cuts official exchange rate to UAH 26.84 to dollar
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08:55 U.S. adds 81 entities to list of companies sanctioned over Crimea, Donbas
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06 September, Tuesday
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22:50 Bankova readies for another meeting in Normandy format; Berlin possible venue
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22:00 Inter TV Channel blockade ends: peace deal reached
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21:10 Analytics President’s silence
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20:20 Yanukovych team embezzled almost UAH 200 bln – financial monitors
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19:35 Drug dealers ring involving police officers busted in Kyiv - Dekanoidze
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18:50 EU to decide on sanctions against supporters of Crimea and Donbas occupiers Sep 6
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18:05 Analytics Ukraine issue at G20
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17:20 Poroshenko says Ukraine can't afford over 3% of GDP for defense
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16:53 Ukraine coal imports worth US$900 mln, with lion's share coming from Russia
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16:35 General Staff reveals structure of Russian-occupation forces in Donbas (infographics)
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16:20 Poroshenko on Ukraine's NATO membership: Quick approach may shut "automatic doors"
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16:06 NBU maintains inflation forecast, awaiting IMF loan to stabilize exchange rate
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15:49 Ukrainian journalists find most popular countries for fleeing corrupt officials
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15:27 Cyprus seizes EUR 2 mln assets of Ukrainian businessman – PGO
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15:04 Rada authorizes arrest of fugitive judge Chaus, known for keeping bribes in glass jars
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14:40 Gazprom asks Ukraine to ensure 20% increase in Russia gas transit volume through its territory
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14:18 Poroshenko: Putin's statement about Crimea called delusions
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13:51 Poroshenko: Russia wont' be allowed to establish Donbas protectorate
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13:33 Ukraine sees almost 10% increase in construction costs
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13:15 Cache of ammunition found in Luhansk region – proof of Russian presence in Donbas (photos, video)
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12:56 Ukrainian Air Force received refurbished anti-aircraft S-300PS missile system
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12:34 Poroshenko wants to spend Yanukovych's assets on defense, security
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12:17 Poroshenko on Ukraine's combat readiness: just let them try!
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11:50 Immigration: May rejects points-based system for EU nationals
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11:28 Ukraine sees electricity exports grow by 7% since start of year
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10:52 African swine fever outbreak recorded in Kharkiv region
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10:29 Russian proxies attack Ukraine 21 times in 24 hours, "truce" observed
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10:03 Ukrainian construction worker killed in Tel Aviv parking garage collapse – media
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09:41 Obama cancels meeting with new Philippine president
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09:16 NBU cuts official exchange rate to UAH 26.78 to dollar
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08:50 Bloomberg: Clinton says possible Russian meddling a serious concern
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05 September, Monday
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23:45 Interview Russian satirist Shenderovich: Putin will continue to torment Ukraine. We have resources for that.
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23:00 Analytics Week in numbers
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22:15 Ukraine’s state debt in July falls to $67 bln
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21:30 UN delegation visits Lviv-based SBU investigation unit, reveals no "secret prison"
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20:45 U.S. Embassy responds to arson at Inter TV channel
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20:00 Putin says supports Normandy format after meeting with Merkel, Hollande – media
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Time for new unions
New cards in Putin's geopolitical deck
War against cash
Russia’s financial maneuvers
Control crisis and EU transformation
Financial evacuation begins
China bets on Islamic world
Problem of departing presidents
Kremlin strategy does not change
Putin's New Year menu
From world’s gas station to nuclear blackmailer
Changes brewing at "Ukraine-China border"
When will Brutus come?
Gift for Erdogan
Battle of oil titans
Lukashenka’s westward drift
Anti-Civilization
Syrian bear trap for Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has voluntarily and knowingly drawn Russia into the Syrian conflict. But the war in Syria is not “hybrid,” having a definite religious character (the Sunnis against the Shiites), therefore it can actually drown Putin’s regime no later than in 2017. Ironically, at the moment, Putin is doing everything to speed up his own end.
Russia on the brink
Russia has come close the important crossroads in history: the way it is going to move on will determine its fate in the coming decades. Russian political elite and those of the few Russian citizens, whose minds were not burned out by propaganda napalm, perceive the forthcoming resolution of the story quite differently.
China finishes Putin
One of the main and latest surprises for cornered Russian President Vladimir Putin is China’s harsh pragmatism. The country denied friendly merger with the Kremlin and its anti-Western coalition. Beijing assessed the global game around Russia correctly and promptly, deciding to further squeeze the most out of the Putin regime, while giving nothing substantial in return. The Chinese dragon descends from the mountains in order to get its share of the rapidly weakening Russia.
While Europe slept
The sleep of reason brings forth monsters, says the Spanish proverb, which is also the idea behind Goya’s etching from his Caprichos cycle. The sleep of Europe’s reason brought forth a monster in the Putin regime of the current chief of the Kremlin. That was almost directly the thought voiced recently by Swedish ex-Foreign Minister Carl Bildt in an interview with Radio Liberty.
Life without Putin
A flock of "black swans" was on its way back home to Russia from Ukraine’s Donbas and Crimea exactly at the time of the anniversary of the latter’s annexation. The number of unpredictable events of crucial importance for Russia’s political system and its prospects exceeded the controlled limit. The Kremlin has failed to resist, this just like its chief, Vladimir Putin - the murder of Boris Nemtsov was the straw that broke the camel's back.