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Two articles and background enclosed. Lithuania to adopt euro amid concerns about emigration Press TV (Iran), Dec 31, 2014 Lithuania is set to adopt the euro as its legal tender amid concerns [...]

New Cold War.org, Dec 31, 2014 According to a New Cold War.org correspondent in Crimea, electricity supply to the region has stabilized and the frequent cuts to service of the past week or so [...]

United National Antiwar Coalition attends  anti-globalization conference in Russia By Joe Lombardo http://nepajac.org/rusrpt1.html As US/NATO aggression towards Russia increases, five leaders [...]

By Roger Annis, Dec. 29, 2014 To: Foreign news editor, Toronto Star Dear editor, I am very disappointed as well as disturbed by the article on Ukraine by your global economics reporter published [...]

By Andrew Cockburn, published in the January 2015 issue of Harper’s. Information on subscribing to Harper’s Magazine (monthly) is here. … The vision of Norman R. Augustine [head [...]

By Norman J.W. Goda, published on History News Network, Feb 10, 2010 On January 22, 2010 Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko honored Stepan Bandera by posthumously bestowing on him the state [...]

By the editors, New Cold War.org, Dec. 30, 2014 The weekly fashion magazine in France, Elle, has issued a sort-of retraction for a news/photo feature it published on the war in eastern Ukraine [...]

Over the past six months, Watchdog Media Institute has produced a remarkable, 12-part film series on the political crisis and war in Ukraine called ‘Roses Have Thorns: Casualties of the [...]

By Roger Annis, Dec. 29, 2014 A wave of public protests against the regressive social policies of the Ukraine government is rising in Ukraine. The Christmas season has been punctuated by protest [...]

Interview with Alexei Komov and Nikolai Vasiliev, curators of the Crimea pavilion at the annual Zodchestvo International Festival of Architecture and Design in Moscow. By Vera Graziadei, [...]