News / MN Newsletter // March 27

March 27, 2019

Russia Ukraine UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military - Kyiv Post Daily: Ukraine imposes sanctions on pro-Russian Finns - YLE News France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture - Kyiv Post Lithuania finds ex-Soviet defense minister guilty of war crimes - Reuters Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation - Kyiv Post UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine UNIAN: Russian mercenaries shelling civilians cannot be called the military Published March 27 at 2:31 pm Tourists stand next to a silhouette sculpture of an Israeli soldier at an army post on Mount Bental in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights on March 22, 2019. Read More Daily: Ukraine imposes sanctions on pro-Russian Finns - YLE News YLE News Johan Bäckman at the Helsinki District Court in June 2018. Image: Jarno Kuusinen / AOP Ukraine has added four Finnish citizens to its sanctioned persons list, reports news consortium Lännen Media. Read More France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post France 24: As conflict drags on, Ukrainians spurn Russian culture Published March 27 at 2:04 pm Nata Zhyzhchenko, the lead singer of Ukrainian electronic pop band Onuka, plays a Ukrainian sopilka folk flute during the band's interval performance at Eurovision grand final on May 13 in Kyiv. Read More Lithuania finds ex-Soviet defense minister guilty of war crimes - Reuters Reuters VILNIUS (Reuters) - A Lithuanian court found former Soviet defense minister Dmitry Yazov guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity on Wednesday for his role in a 1991 crackdown against the Baltic state’s pro-independence movement. Read More Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Halya Coynash: Russia eliminates all classes taught in Ukrainian since Crimea annexation Published March 27 at 1:51 pm (Archive photo) Students at a Ukrainian language school in the Crimean capital of Simferopol, Crimea, during a lesson. Read More

Top News 5 Strategies for Customer Uploads in PPC Campaigns - Search Engine Journal Trump wants to erase Obama by breaking the ACA - CNN Exclusive: Fearful of fake news blitz, U.S. Census enlists help of tech giants - Reuters Mueller, Giuliani and Me: Tales from the Russia Probe - POLITICO 5 Strategies for Customer Uploads in PPC Campaigns - Search Engine Journal Search Engine Journal Customer upload lists are not new to the PPC toolbox, but I feel that they’re regularly underused. The name itself can sound a bit limiting and I think that’s where people get caught up. Read More Trump wants to erase Obama by breaking the ACA - CNN CNN Ever since taking office, President Trump has made it a priority to attack his predecessor's legacy. Trump appears to hate former President Barack Obama with a vigor perhaps matched only by his loathing of Hillary Clinton, the woman who beat him out in the popular vote. Read More Exclusive: Fearful of fake news blitz, U.S. Census enlists help of tech giants - Reuters Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Census Bureau has asked tech giants Google, Facebook and Twitter to help it fend off “fake news” campaigns it fears could disrupt the upcoming 2020 count, according to Census officials and multiple sources briefed on the matter. Read More Mueller, Giuliani and Me: Tales from the Russia Probe - POLITICO POLITICO Darren Samuelsohn is a senior White House reporter for POLITICO. There I was, getting a flat tire replaced, when my cellphone rang. It was Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, and it wasn’t the first time over the past few years that I’d gotten an important call at an awkward time. Read More

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