U.S. national-security adviser John Bolton has called for the United States and Belarus to engage in a dialogue about their common interests, despite “significant issues” in their bilateral relations.
The daughter of Natalya Estemirova, the Russian rights activist who who was abducted and killed 10 years ago, said she blames President Vladimir Putin, the leader of Chechnya, “and the whole system that they have built” for her mother’s death.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin told Current Time on July 15 that grounds exist to expect that the 24 Ukrainian sailors captured by Russia during a November 2018 clash off the coast of Crimea will soon return to Ukraine.
Euroskepticism doesn't get far with 81-year-old former Latvian President Vike-Freiberga. As head of state, she sidestepped tensions with Russia and successfully advocated for Latvia's 2004 entrance into the European Union. "We simply clenched our teeth and rowed forward," she told Current Time.
Ukraine’s newly elected, 41-year-old president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has plans for a NATO referendum “once all Ukrainians are ready,” a series of “one-on-one” talks with Ukrainian oligarchs, and says he means to deliver on promises for 500 million euros in financial aid from the European Union. He pedaled through these topics and more with Current Time correspondent Grigory Zhygalov in Brussels.
Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (2005-2010) discusses with Current Time's Iryna Romaliiska what he believes should be the top policy concerns for Ukraine’s next president, assesses the chances for peace with Russia, and explains why he has no regrets about his time in office.
In an interview with Current Time anchor Iryna Romaliiska, Ukrainian Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak assessed his performance since taking office in 2014, the advisability of talks with Russia, and the future of Ukraine’s NATO integration.
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