News / MN Newsletter // February 05

February 05, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine cuts number of trains to Russia - news economics - UNIAN-Economy Freedom House says Ukraine 'partially free,' Russia-occupied Crimea 'not free' - Interfax Ukraine It Looked Like Another Kremlin Assassination. Was It? - The New York Times First hearings into Ukraine vs. Russia lawsuit on human rights in Crimea to be held at ECHR on Feb. 27 — Justice Ministry - Interfax Ukraine Invaders kill Ukrainian soldier, suffer losses as Joint Forces return fire Jan 4 - UNIAN Ukraine cuts number of trains to Russia - news economics - UNIAN-Economy UNIAN-Economy Ukraine cuts number of trains to Russia14:40, 05 February 2019 Economy 0 Read More Freedom House says Ukraine 'partially free,' Russia-occupied Crimea 'not free' - Interfax Ukraine Interfax Ukraine 14:26 05.02.2019 Freedom House says Ukraine 'partially free,' Russia-occupied Crimea 'not free' Read More It Looked Like Another Kremlin Assassination. Was It? - The New York Times The New York Times A portrait of Voronenkov at his grave in Ukraine last year.CreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times By Sarah A. Topol Feb. 5, 2019On the thawing March morning he died, Denis Voronenkov stood on Shevchenko Boulevard, a broad poplar-lined street in central Kiev named after Ukraine’s national poet, his eyes glued to his phone. Read More First hearings into Ukraine vs. Russia lawsuit on human rights in Crimea to be held at ECHR on Feb. 27 — Justice Ministry - Interfax Ukraine Interfax Ukraine 11:54 05.02.2019 First hearings into Ukraine vs. Russia lawsuit on human rights in Crimea to be held at ECHR on Feb. Read More Invaders kill Ukrainian soldier, suffer losses as Joint Forces return fire Jan 4 - UNIAN UNIAN Invaders kill Ukrainian soldier, suffer losses as Joint Forces return fire Jan 409:20, 05 February 2019 War 8 Read More

Top News Can the Google Walkout Bring About Change at Tech Companies? - New York Magazine A shockingly large majority of health news shared on Facebook is fake or misleading - Fast Company Prankster renames his school 'Hell on Earth' on Google Maps - IOL App by Estonian company Plan B Labs chosen Google Play best of 2018 - ERR News Trump picks Treasury's David Malpass to head World Bank - Axios Can the Google Walkout Bring About Change at Tech Companies? - New York Magazine New York Magazine Photo: Michael Short/Bloomberg via Getty Images Read More A shockingly large majority of health news shared on Facebook is fake or misleading - Fast Company Fast Company Just how factually accurate are most health articles you come across? You might be savvy enough to sort Goop from the Mayo Clinic, but when it comes to traditional news outlets, you might also be surprised to learn how much false information is really out there. Read More Prankster renames his school 'Hell on Earth' on Google Maps - IOL IOL It’s not going to get top marks in geography – but one pupil’s prank has certainly put his school on the map. For a mischievous youngster has managed to rename his Yorkshire school on Google maps as a ‘prison’ and ‘hell on earth’. Read More App by Estonian company Plan B Labs chosen Google Play best of 2018 - ERR News ERR News Plan B Labs was founded by Hungarians Dániel Farkas and Márk Áron Szulyovszky and supported by Tallinn-based gaming accelerator Game Founders. The company's revenue clocked in at some €335,000 in 2017 and increased substantially in 2018 as the Drops app became popular. Read More Trump picks Treasury's David Malpass to head World Bank - Axios Axios Photo: Mario Tama/Getty ImageDavid Malpass, a top Treasury official, will be nominated for president of the World Bank by President Trump on Wednesday in an effort to shake up the international institution, a senior administration official told Axios. Read More

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