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English Situation Report on Ukraine about Mine Action and Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding; published on 11 Mar 2021 by OSCE

In 1848 and 1852, he travelled through the Kazakh steppes for historical, ethnographic, and geographical studies. In 1858, the two-volume book Explorations in Eastern and Western Siberia, where he also depicts Kazakhs’ life, traditions, household, and so on was published in London. The book also described the cities and strongholds of Semipalatinsk, Ayagoz, Kapal, Lake Zhaysan, and Shyngystau silver deposit. In 1860, his book Travels in the Regions of the Upper and Lower Amoor was issued. He ...

Russia’s Enormous Ulyanovsk Aircraft Carrier Had Only One Mission To keep America away from the Motherland. Heres What You Need to Know: Great nations have carriers, Russia considers itself a great nation, and therefore the ship would be a symbol of national revival and destiny. In other words, a new carrier would be one more reason to forget the bad old days when the Soviet Union disintegrated. Had she ever sailed, the Soviet supercarrier  Ulyanovsk would have been a naval behemoth more t...

Iowa demonstrates the superiority of guns over missiles in certain scenarios. It’s 1988. World War Three has begun, with the armies of the Soviet Union and the rest of the Warsaw Pact pouring over the Inter-German Border. Their destination: the Rhine River and beyond, dealing NATO a knockout blow that will end the war. Meanwhile, at sea, an equally titanic battle is about to take place. A Soviet Kirov-class battlecruiser, attempting to intercept a U.S. Navy carrier battle group, is intercept...

Last modified on Mon 22 Feb 2021 11.43 EST Dzhigit-beshchi is the name Uighur people in Kyrgyzstan give to the leader they elect for their mahallah – or community. Usually it’s a respected person, mostly an elderly man. Pushed out of China during the repressions of the 1960s, tens of thousands of Uighurs went to the former Soviet Union when these ageing leaders were just young men. Sticking closely to relatives and acquaintances who had come to Soviet cities and villages in previous ...

share Print MINSK -- Two journalists for Belsat, a Polish-based satellite television station aimed at Belarus, have each been sentenced to two years in prison for reporting live from a rally in Minsk in November, a move seen by the European Union and rights watchdogs as being On February 18, Judge Natallya Buhuk of the Frunze district court in the Belarusian capital, sentenced Katsyaryna Andreyeva and Darya Chultsova after finding them guilty of "organizing public events aimed at disrupting ci...

Belsat TV journalists Catarina Andreeva (R) and Darja Chulcova (L), who were detained in November while reporting on anti-government protests, embrace each other in a defendants’ cage before the start of their trial, Minsk, Belarus, 9 February 2021, STRINGER/AFP via Getty Images Catarina Andreeva and Darja Chulcova, two journalists for Belsat, were each sentenced on 18 February to two years in prison for reporting live from an anti-government rally in Minsk in November. Th...

IFJ 18 February 2021 Two Belarusian journalists sentenced to two years in prison for doing their job Catarina Andreeva and Darja Chulcova, two journalists for Belsat, the Polish satellite television station aimed at Belarus, have each been sentenced on 18 February to two years in prison for reporting live from an anti-government rally in Minsk last November. The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ-EFJ) and their affiliate in Belarus, the Belarusian Association of Journa...

Slovak investors declare illegal takeover of office building in Podil district in Kyiv 2 min read Slovak investors, representatives of Vi Group UA LLC, announce an illegal takeover of Frunze 69 LLC, which owns an office building located at 69, Kyrylivska Street in the Podil district of Kyiv. A partner of the Miller Law Firm, which defends a foreign investor, Masi Nayyem, said at a press conference on Wednesday that in October 2019, Vi Group UA and its beneficiaries Richard and Juraj Du�...

World War II History: How the Soviets Failed at "Operation Gallop" The combination of Soviet ambition and von Manstein’s brilliant handling of the battle culminated in a bloody defeat for the Red Army. The stage was now set for one of von Manstein’s greatest accomplishments—the recapture of Kharkov—which would take place in mid-March. As Adolf Hitler’s vaunted Sixth Army lay in its death throes in the ruins of Stalingrad, German forces to the west of the city faced their own kind of h...