'No one is above the law': US House steps up Trump impeachment probe
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has made clear she believes the party needs to focus on defeating Trump in the 2020 election.
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Callum Hudson-Odoi was reportedly victim of the abuse after his goal last Thursday night.
Ukrainian authorities hope it will be a further step out of Russia’s orbit.
“I only stopped being afraid at the morgue.”
Secret Service officials say they faked his death to catch those who were trying to kill him.
Arkadi Babchenko had hosted a programme on Ukrainian private television ATR for the past year.
The Portugal superstar said he would explain his future plans in the coming days.
We went minute-by-minute as Liverpool and Real Madrid met in the Champions League final in Kiev.
Spiralling accommodation and travel costs have deterred supporters from travelling to Kiev.
People were urged to be wary of clicking on email attachments or shared links.
The fado-tinged song “Amar Pelos Dois” was performed by 27-year-old Salvador Sobral, who is awaiting a heart transplant.
A specialised centre in northern Ukraine seeks to give such bears a better life. The abuse of brown bears in the country is a longstanding cultural problem.
The song contest will take place in Ukraine in May.
Voters were asked if they supported the European Union’s association agreement with Ukraine.
It all started with a bouquet of roses, believe it or not.
Ukrainian authorities blamed nationalists for the trouble and said at least 30 people had been detained.
Five policemen were among the injured.
At least 17 have been killed with 16 more missing.
It comes as Ukraine and the EU ratify an association agreement that Poroshenko called the first step towards EU membership.
The Ukrainian President has ordered his troops to cease fire at 4pm.
“I didn’t even see when we crossed the border,” one soldier said, in footage posted online…
The leaders of Ukraine and Russia meet in Belarus tomorrow.
Kiev had a change of heart this morning over the Russian convoy, saying it will let the aid in once it has been inspected.
However, reports from Russia suggest that the troops deserted.
The bodies have been taken to an unknown location.
A 10-day truce was not extended after the government said separatists were ‘unwilling to control terrorist units’.
The billionaire ‘chocolate king’ also vowed to avert civil war, the possibility of which still looms in the south-east.
He and his younger brother Wladimir — himself known as Dr Steelhammer — shared all the world’s heavyweight belts between them.
Warning: This article (and its accompanying video) is NOT for the faint of heart.
It’s the the deadliest day for the military in weeks of fighting between Russian separatists and Ukrainian security forces in the east of the country.
The discussions come just two weeks before an election in the country.
The ballots are being held in provinces where insurgents hold more than a dozen towns. The US has said they “violate international law”.
11,000 troops also marched in Red Square as part of Victory Day in Russia.
Ukraine’s Prime Minister is visiting the port city today.
Russia has vowed to help secure the release of abducted OSCE observers.
The developments prompted German Chancellor Angela Merkel to call Russian President Vladimir Putin to voice “great concern”.
An accord struck on Thursday by Ukraine, Russia, the United States and the European Union has also been widely ignored.
Tensions have been rising over the past 48 hours, with pro-Kremlin militants seizing official buildings in orchestrated attacks.
Gunman have seized a police station, a security building, and hundreds of weapons.
Russia has accused Ukraine of sending ultra-nationalist Pravy Sektor militants to these areas.