News / MN Newsletter // September 08

September 08, 2019

Russia Ukraine Lukashenko: Belarus could host Olympic Games together with Ukraine or Russia - Kyiv Post The Guardian: Families reunite in Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange - Kyiv Post UNIAN: NATO welcomes prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia - Kyiv Post Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap is opportunity to resolve crisis - French minister - Reuters UK Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in first sign of thawing relations - Fiji Times Lukashenko: Belarus could host Olympic Games together with Ukraine or Russia - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Lukashenko: Belarus could host Olympic Games together with Ukraine or Russia Published Sept. 8 at 3:13 pm Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko speaks during a meeting in Minsk on August 29, 2019. Read More The Guardian: Families reunite in Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post The Guardian: Families reunite in Russia-Ukraine prisoner exchange Published Sept. 7. Updated Sept. 7 at 4:51 pm One of the 35 freed Ukrainian prisoners meets with the relatives as he arrived in Boryspil on Sep. Read More UNIAN: NATO welcomes prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post UNIAN: NATO welcomes prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia Published Sept. 8. Updated Sept. 8 at 2:56 pm Vyacheslav Zinchenko, a crew member of Ukrainian naval ships, which were seized by Russia's FSB security service in 2018, is greeted by his relatives upon arrival in Kyiv after Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap, at Boryspil International Airport, outside Kyiv, on Sept. Read More Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap is opportunity to resolve crisis - French minister - Reuters UK Reuters UK FILE PHOTO: French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian attends a news conference during the Foreign ministers of G7 nations meeting in Dinard, France, April 6, 2019. REUTERS/Stephane Mahe Read More Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in first sign of thawing relations - Fiji Times Fiji Times Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in first sign of thawing relations Reuters Reuters 8 September, 2019, 3:08 pm Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov, who was jailed on terrorism charges in Russia, gets off a plane upon arrival in Kiev after Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap, at Borispil International Airport, outside Kiev, Ukraine September 7, 2019. Read More

Top News What Henry Kissinger Can Teach John Bolton About Keeping the President Happy - POLITICO Brexit: Amber Rudd says no evidence Boris Johnson trying to get deal with EU – live news - The Guardian Former MIT media lab staffer says leadership made it clear Epstein's donations were to be kept secret - CNN How vote-switching could be key to stopping a hard Brexit - The Guardian Think your iPhone is safe from hackers? That’s what they want you to think… - The Guardian What Henry Kissinger Can Teach John Bolton About Keeping the President Happy - POLITICO POLITICO John Gans is director of communications and research at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perry World House and author of the new book White House Warriors, a history of the National Security Council from 1947 to today. Read More Brexit: Amber Rudd says no evidence Boris Johnson trying to get deal with EU – live news - The Guardian The Guardian Brexit: Amber Rudd says no evidence Boris Johnson trying to get deal with EU – live news The GuardianRudd replaced by Thérèse Coffey as work and pensions secretary while Johnson vows to plough on with Brexit by 31 October. Read More Former MIT media lab staffer says leadership made it clear Epstein's donations were to be kept secret - CNN CNN Swenson -- who first spoke to the New Yorker - says she first learned of Epstein's ties to MIT when she had a business breakfast with Peter Cohen, the lab's Director of Development and Strategy at the time, in early 2014. Read More How vote-switching could be key to stopping a hard Brexit - The Guardian The Guardian Tony Blair’s victory in the 1997 general election was widely expected. But the size of Labour’s majority was not. Most predictions ranged from 80-130. The final tally was 179. What made the difference? Read More Think your iPhone is safe from hackers? That’s what they want you to think… - The Guardian The Guardian Whenever there’s something that some people value, there will be a marketplace for it. A few years ago, I spent a fascinating hour with a detective exploring the online marketplaces that exist in the so-called “dark web” (shorthand for the parts of the web you can only get to with a Tor browser and some useful addresses). Read More

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