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“Bandera is a Nazi, Petlyura is an anti-Semite.” What is written in the Western media about nationalism in Ukraine

In Ukraine, discussions around the article by the American magazine Newsweek, in which Bandera is called “a well-known Nazi employee,” and Petliura, an anti-Semite, do not abate. Ukrainian pro-government media critics have called the publication “a repetition of Russian and Soviet propaganda stamps.” Although this is not the first article in the Western media criticizing..

04.02.2019 Read more

“Increasing restriction of media freedom”. As an Austrian journalist recorded in the “enemies of Ukraine”

The correspondent of the ORF channel, Christian Verschyutts, was called the “agent of the Kremlin” and was denied accreditation in the Donbas. The Austrian Foreign Ministry is outraged and calls the Ukrainian ambassador. The international scandal is gaining momentum due to the inclusion of the famous Austrian journalist, 57-year-old Christian Verschutz in the list of..

31.01.2019 Read more

“Prezik and Narik”. Social networks are discussing the information “Countries” on the relationship of the CCA and the criminal world

Yesterday, “Country” noticed interesting personalities in the service of the newly established Orthodox Church of Ukraine (PCU) in Dnipro. Next to Epiphanius and Petro Poroshenko were businessmen with ambiguous reputation – Alexander Petrovsky and Emil Harutyunyan (with glasses). In the media, Petrovsky (also known as Nalekreshvili) was called a criminal authority nicknamed “Narik” – however,..

28.01.2019 Read more

Ukrainian authorities forget about promises to punish perpetrators of attacks on activists – Amnesty International

According to the organization’s calculations, over 201 attacks on activists and human rights defenders occurred in Ukraine in 2018. In most cases of attacks on activists in Ukraine there was no effective investigation. Representatives of the government publicly made promises to find the perpetrators, but “forgotten” about them after the public interest faded away. This..

21.01.2019 Read more

The US Embassy did not like the reinstatement of Roman Nasirov

The US Embassy called the court’s decision to restore Roman Nasirov as head of the State Fiscal Service “an indicator of the imperfection of judicial and anti-corruption reforms in Ukraine.” This is stated in the message of the embassy on Twitter. “If yesterday’s decision regarding Nasirov is, as reported, it would mean that Ukraine’s judicial..

11.01.2019 Read more