Brussels — Angela Merkel’s victory, and the likely shift to a centre-right government in Germany, should make European Union policy less ambiguous. But will it also make the EU stronger?
A $10,6 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund has pulled Ukraine back from what many feared was near-default this spring. But with fiercely contested presidential elections set for January, the next big economic risk looks to be political as potential candidates fight over economic policy.
08/11/2008
— Filed under: Russia
Tags: International Monetary Fund, Tymoshenko, Yanukovych
A year after its war with Georgia, Russia is engaging in an increasingly hostile standoff with another pro-Western neighbor, Ukraine.
07/22/2008
— Filed under: Russia, Ukraine
Tags: conflict, Georgia, Medvedev
France will sell Russia a warship it wants to buy if the two countries reach a political agreement, the French foreign minister said on Thursday.
06/17/2008
— Filed under: Russia
Tags: agreement, France, warship
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe will decide on Thursday on Georgia’s motion to deprive Russia of voting rights over the last year’s conflict in South Ossetia.
06/6/2008
— Filed under: Russia, World
Tags: EU, Russia, South Ossetia
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