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Yalta International Economic Forum Postponed to Later Date - Crimea Head

Zelenskyy Seeks Withdrawal From Single Economic Space Treaty With Moscow, Minsk, Astana

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has submitted to the country's parliament a draft resolution on Ukraine's withdrawal from the agreement on the creation of the single economic space with Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan

Russian FSB Foils Ukrainian Intel Agents Activities to Plot High-Profile Attacks in Crimea

Moscow, Managua Preparing Twin Town Partnership Agreement Between Granada, Yalta - Lavrov

Reciprocal Visits of Saudi, Syrian Diplomats Mark Shift in Middle East Relations - Expert

The first visit by a Saudi foreign minister to Damascus since 2011 confirms a regional policy shift that began last month with a Saudi-Iranian deal to restore relations, a retired Belgian lawmaker who met with the Syrian president twice told Sputnik

Ukraine Withdraws From Treaty With Russia on Strategic Missile Systems Control

Yalta Economic Forum Expected to Take Place in Moscow From September 29-30 - Crimea Head

Assets Seized From Ukraine Tycoons in Crimea to Pay for Russian Military Effort - Official

The Crimean parliament approved on Friday the confiscation of assets belonging to Ukrainian oligarchs and will use the proceeds to equip Russian troops, the regional governor said

Russia Dismantles Hizb ut-Tahrir Cell Coordinated by Ukraine in Crimea - FSB

Abandoned Ammunition Depot of Neo-Nazi Azov Battalion Found in Health Complex in DPR

Yalta Economic Forum Postponed Over Volatile International Situation - Crimea Head

The Yalta International Economic Forum, scheduled for April 20-22, has been postponed due to the unstable international situation, Crimea head Sergey Aksyonov said on Thursday

Serbian Interior Minister Says Unipolarity Dead, New Global Agreement Needed

Serbian Interior Minister Aleksandar Vulin told Sputnik in an interview ahead of the Sunday presidential and parliamentary elections that the unipolar world was over and urged adoption of a new security arrangement by the major powers

US WWII Veteran Who Witnessed German Surrender: 'It Took Them 5 Minutes to Sign'

Exhibition "Makkah and Madina" starts at Alhamra

St. Petersburg Officials Say City's Royal Cuisine Chef Challenge to Become Annual Event

Kiev Presses for On-Paper Guarantees From US, Germany on Gas Transit - Presidential Office

Kiev insists the United States and Germany provide guarantees in writing that Ukraine will remain a gas transit hub, Andriy Yermak, the head of the Ukrainian presidential office, said on Saturday

Employees of Ukrainian Sanctioned Media Hold Protest in Kiev - Reports

Naftogaz Ukraine CEO Believes US Sanctions Can Still Block Nord Stream 2 Gas Pipeline

The United States can still block the operation of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline should Washington impose sanctions against firms involved in the Russian gas project, Yuriy Vitrenko, CEO of the state-owned energy company Naftogaz Ukraine, said on Saturday

Russia Plants Tricolor on Ai-Petri Peak in Crimea to Mark Flag Day

Over 4,000 People Affected by Flooding in Crimea, Two People Dead - Regional Head

Crimea's Flood-Hit Yalta Receives Letters of Support From Mayors of Nice, Baden-Baden

Crimea's Resort City of Yalta Prepares for New Bout of Heavy Rains - Mayor

The Crimean resort city of Yalta is preparing for a possible new bout of heavy rains, Yanina Pavlenko, the city mayor, said on Monday

Over 40 Injured in Yalta Amid Heavy Flooding, City Gets First Aid Package - Administration

24 People Injured in Yalta Amid Heavy Flooding, Situation Now Stable - City Administration