News / MN Newsletter // May 30

May 30, 2019

Russia Ukraine Reuters: Russia rebuffs Japan's military buildup warning - Kyiv Post Nord Stream 2: The Russian oil pipeline 'salami slicing' through NATO - Sky News Volker: Ukraine to remain subject of talks between Trump and Putin - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Reuters: Transneft, Russian firms agree tainted oil compensation formula - Kyiv Post Patriarch Kirill claims Ukraine victimization - La Croix International Reuters: Russia rebuffs Japan's military buildup warning - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Reuters: Russia rebuffs Japan’s military buildup warning Published May 30 at 2:41 pm This picture taken on Oct. 11, 2018 shows tourists visiting Cape Nosappu, a point on the Nemuro peninsula, Hokkaido prefecture, as the Habomai Islands are seen in the background. Read More Nord Stream 2: The Russian oil pipeline 'salami slicing' through NATO - Sky News Sky News Huddled around a skidoo, the group of locals selling frozen fish to Gazprom employees in northern Russia makes for a forlorn picture. What were once pastures for their reindeer are now a criss-cross of pipes and the paraphernalia of big energy. Read More Volker: Ukraine to remain subject of talks between Trump and Putin - Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news Ukrinform. Ukraine and world news The issue of Ukraine, including the need to release Ukrainian sailors and ships seized by Russia, remains on the agenda of US-Russia relations, including of the meeting of Trump and Putin scheduled for next month. Read More Reuters: Transneft, Russian firms agree tainted oil compensation formula - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Reuters: Transneft, Russian firms agree tainted oil compensation formula Published May 30 at 12:10 pm A logo of the Russian Transneft oil transporting joint stock company is pictured at the entrance of the management company in Moscow, on Jan. Read More Patriarch Kirill claims Ukraine victimization - La Croix International La Croix International Meeting between Russian Patriarch Kirill and the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Thorbjørn Jagland. (Photo by Igor Palkin/Press Service of Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia)  Read More

Top News Dan Butler: Peterborough United sign Newport County defender - BBC Sport Sony could be working on a foldable 5G phone - TechRadar Apple, Google and WhatsApp condemn GCHQ proposal to eavesdrop on encrypted messages - CNBC Google relies on growing underclass: Temps who outnumber full-timers - ETCIO.com U.S. Says Russia Likely Conducting Low-Yield Nuke Tests, Defying Test Ban Treaty - The Wall Street Journal Dan Butler: Peterborough United sign Newport County defender - BBC Sport BBC Sport Dan Butler played nearly every match in all competitions in the 2018-19 seasonLeague One club Peterborough United have signed defender Dan Butler after he turned down a contract extension with Newport County. Read More Sony could be working on a foldable 5G phone - TechRadar TechRadar Although there are still no commercially-available foldable phones, nearly every smartphone company has a foldable handset rumored or confirmed to be in the works, and it seems Sony might be joining that ever-growing list with the Sony Xperia F. Read More Apple, Google and WhatsApp condemn GCHQ proposal to eavesdrop on encrypted messages - CNBC CNBC The mobile-messaging application WhatsApp and the Facebook app are displayed along with other apps on an Apple iPhone. Brent Lewin | Bloomberg | Getty Images Tech giants, civil society groups and Ivy League security experts have condemned a proposal from Britain's eavesdropping agency as a "serious threat" to digital security and fundamental human rights. Read More Google relies on growing underclass: Temps who outnumber full-timers - ETCIO.com ETCIO.com By Daisuke Wakabayashi Mindy Cruz had an offer for a full-time position at another big tech company when she accepted a temporary job as a recruiter at Google in 2017. The pay was less and the benefits were not as good, but it was one step closer to her dream of becoming a Google employee. Read More U.S. Says Russia Likely Conducting Low-Yield Nuke Tests, Defying Test Ban Treaty - The Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal Russia has likely been secretly carrying out nuclear tests with very low explosive power to help it upgrade its nuclear arsenal, according to a new U.S. intelligence assessment that challenges Moscow’s claims that it is faithfully adhering to an international treaty banning nuclear tests. Read More

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