News / MN Newsletter // September 18

September 18, 2019

Russia Ukraine Ukraine will support EU's Sefcovic proposal at gas talks - Reuters Africa Kremlin not expecting concrete agreements from upcoming Russia-Ukraine-EC gas talks - Peskov - Interfax Ukraine UNIAN: Ukraine reports 1 killed, 2 wounded amid 11 enemy attacks in Donbas - Kyiv Post Oleksand Mykhelson: Russian passports for Donbas residents - Kyiv Post MH17 suspect Tsemakh's extradition to Russia forced step – Ukraine's FM Prystaiko - UNIAN Ukraine will support EU's Sefcovic proposal at gas talks - Reuters Africa Reuters Africa (Adds quote, details) KIEV, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Ukraine will support a proposal by European Commission’s Maros Sefcovic on Russian gas supply at trilateral talks set for Sept. 19, Energy Minister Oleksiy Orzhel said on Wednesday. Read More Kremlin not expecting concrete agreements from upcoming Russia-Ukraine-EC gas talks - Peskov - Interfax Ukraine Interfax Ukraine 14:40 18.09.2019 Kremlin not expecting concrete agreements from upcoming Russia-Ukraine-EC gas talks - Peskov The Kremlin is not expecting concrete agreements to be reached at the upcoming Russia-Ukraine-European Commission gas talks, according to presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. Read More UNIAN: Ukraine reports 1 killed, 2 wounded amid 11 enemy attacks in Donbas - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UNIAN: Ukraine reports 1 killed, 2 wounded amid 11 enemy attacks in Donbas Published Sept. 18 at 10:25 am A Ukrainian soldier watches the enemy lines through a marksman rifle scope in a combat zone near the town of Novoluhanske overnight into June 15, 2019. Read More Oleksand Mykhelson: Russian passports for Donbas residents - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Oleksand Mykhelson: Russian passports for Donbas residents Published Sept. 18 at 1:18 pm Passports of the Russian Federation lie on a table as Crimean residents receive them in Simferopol, on April 15, 2014. Read More MH17 suspect Tsemakh's extradition to Russia forced step – Ukraine's FM Prystaiko - UNIAN UNIAN MH17 suspect Tsemakh's extradition to Russia forced step – Ukraine's FM PrystaikoPrystaiko says the Ukrainian side together with the Joint Investigation Team did everything so that it would not affect the interests of the investigation. Read More

Top News Facebook to launch new Portal smart displays in Europe - The Guardian When it comes to the most energy-efficient buildings, deep pockets are still needed - PublicSource Apple Watch Series 5 review: always-on and better in all ways - The Verge Huawei’s Thursday event lineup apparently leaks in full - The Verge National security monitor challenges Dutton on citizenship-stripping laws - The Guardian Facebook to launch new Portal smart displays in Europe - The Guardian The Guardian Just 10 months after launching its first voice-controlled, video-calling smart displays in the US, Facebook is trying again with new Portal, Portal Mini and Portal TV – and now they are heading for the UK and Europe. Read More When it comes to the most energy-efficient buildings, deep pockets are still needed - PublicSource PublicSource This story is part of Covering Climate Now, a global collaboration of more than 250 news outlets to strengthen coverage of the climate story. Read PublicSource's stories here. In Pittsburgh, the number of buildings with high energy-efficiency ratings is on the rise. Read More Apple Watch Series 5 review: always-on and better in all ways - The Verge The Verge The highest praise I can give the new Apple Watch Series 5 is simply this: it’s an Apple Watch. There’s a running joke in my recent iPad reviews: I just get to say “it’s an iPad,” and everybody knows what that means. Read More Huawei’s Thursday event lineup apparently leaks in full - The Verge The Verge Huawei is running out of surprises for its Mate 30 launch event on September 19th. Not only has the Mate 30 Pro itself leaked in new images posted on Weibo as well as a pair of videos, but Android Headlines has reported what it claims is the entire announcement lineup for tomorrow’s event. Read More National security monitor challenges Dutton on citizenship-stripping laws - The Guardian The Guardian Australia’s laws that automatically remove citizenship from dual nationals found to have engaged in terrorism “do not pass muster”, do not protect human rights and may breach international law, the independent monitor of national security legislation has found. Read More

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