Tuesday
4th Apr 2017
By EUOBSERVER
An explosion killed at least 10 people and injured dozens in the Saint Petersburg metro on Monday (3 April) afternoon, according to city officials. Russian president Vladimir Putin said that "the causes of this event have not been determined yet" but that a terror attack was the main hypothesis. The explosion happened in a metro train between two stations, Tekhnologichesky Institut and Sennaya Ploshchad.
Spectacle of EU institutions and 27 remaining member states taking a common line against an outgoing member is a first in EU history.
Mikhaïl Kassianov, l'un des leaders de l'opposition russe, prévient qu’affaiblir l'UE en s'ingérant dans les élections du pritnemps et de l'automne est une priorité de la politique étrangère russe.
Des projets pour réfuter les fausses information ont été lancés en France et en Allemagne. Mais qui vérifient ces vérificateurs de faits et que peuvent-ils vraiment accomplir?
In a world with many new phrases like 'fake news' or 'alternative facts', Viktor Orban's government in Hungary is taking a more familiar approach to shutting down academic free expression in Hungary.
Russia will try to help Le Pen win the French election the same way it helped Trump in the US, Khodorkovsky, a Kremlin critic, has said.
The International Organisation for Migration interviewed thousands of migrants in Libya last year. It found that 60 percent did not want to go to Europe, but had aimed to remain and find work in Libya.
