News / MN Newsletter // July 05

July 05, 2019

Russia Ukraine Canada not to recognize Russian passports issued to Donbas residents - 112 International Russia's Putin meets Pope in shadow of Ukraine crisis - Reuters Halya Coynash: Russia-led forces still holding Ukrainian POWs seized after Debaltseve - Kyiv Post Canada Opposes Russian Aggression, Trudeau Tells Ukraine’s New President - HuffPost Canada Russia’s Bid to Win a Firmer Foothold in Ukraine Is Falling Flat - Bloomberg Canada not to recognize Russian passports issued to Donbas residents - 112 International 112 International Canada will not recognize Russian passports issued to the residents of the occupied Ukrainian Donbas, as Ukraine’s Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman reported referring to Canada’s Foreign Ministry. Read More Russia's Putin meets Pope in shadow of Ukraine crisis - Reuters Reuters Russia's Putin meets Pope in shadow of Ukraine crisis ReutersRussian President Vladimir Putin met Pope Francis at The Vatican on Thursday, as speculation rises it could come ahead of the first trip by a pope to Russia. Read More Halya Coynash: Russia-led forces still holding Ukrainian POWs seized after Debaltseve - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Russia's War Against Ukraine Halya Coynash: Russia-led forces still holding Ukrainian POWs seized after Debaltseve Published July 5 at 10:59 am A Ukrainian soldier mans a checkpoint in the eastern city of Debaltseve on August 6, 2014. Read More Canada Opposes Russian Aggression, Trudeau Tells Ukraine’s New President - HuffPost Canada HuffPost Canada Andrew Lahodynskyj/The Canadian PressUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sit together at the Hotel Fairmont Royal York in Toronto during the Ukraine Reform Conference on July 2, 2019. Read More Russia’s Bid to Win a Firmer Foothold in Ukraine Is Falling Flat - Bloomberg Bloomberg Russia’s Bid to Win a Firmer Foothold in Ukraine Is Falling Flat BloombergRussian efforts to boost influence over Ukraine at its neighbor's election this month are making little headway. Read More

Top News The PS5 and Xbox Two battle plan to repel Google Stadia advance revealed - T3 Google suspends New Zealand 'trending' emails after suspect's name released - ABC News Google Pixel 3 Night Sight camera mode is about to be even easier to use - TechRadar Google backs down after New Zealand murder case gaffe - Tech News - The Star Online Donald Trump hoped for a parade to rival Bastille Day, instead he got small crowds and soggy tanks - ABC News The PS5 and Xbox Two battle plan to repel Google Stadia advance revealed - T3 T3 "Console software is gonna move off consoles," Michael Pachter said back in 2017. "So Sony is gonna lose market dominance when you can play Call of Duty without a console, and that’s gonna happen in 2019 or 2020. Read More Google suspends New Zealand 'trending' emails after suspect's name released - ABC News ABC News Google suspends New Zealand 'trending' emails after suspect's name released Posted July 05, 2019 20:21:16 Google says it suspended an email alerting system in New Zealand after it breached a murder case suppression order, which prompted condemnation from Wellington. Read More Google Pixel 3 Night Sight camera mode is about to be even easier to use - TechRadar TechRadar The Google Pixel 3 family of handsets are some of the best camera phones we've seen, and an upcoming update could make them even better. According to 9to5Google, the version 6.3 of the Google Camera app on the handsets will see its impressive Night Sight mode featured more prominently within the interface. Read More Google backs down after New Zealand murder case gaffe - Tech News - The Star Online The Star Online WELLINGTON: Google agreed on July 5 to change how it publishes New Zealand news after top officials in Wellington lashed the US tech giant for breaching court suppression orders in a high-profile murder case. Read More Donald Trump hoped for a parade to rival Bastille Day, instead he got small crowds and soggy tanks - ABC News ABC News Donald Trump hoped for a parade to rival Bastille Day, instead he got small crowds and soggy tanks By North America Correspondent Conor Duffy in Washington DC Updated July 05, 2019 13:19:17 Read More

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