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Category: Europe
B-DAY-80. Democracy is never over
There are fears our country may be rather divided. Many suggest it is time to ‘heal the wounds’, and to […]
How a 29-year-old Ukrainian tycoon made a killing on Russian gas
PUBLISHED ON REUTERS.COM By Stephen Grey, Tom Bergin, Sevgil Musaieva and Jack Stubbs FAST RISER: Serhiy Kurchenko, a businessman from […]
Putin’s allies channelled billions to oligarch who backed pro-Russian president of Ukraine
PUBLISHED ON REUTERS.COM By Stephen Grey, Tom Bergin, Sevgil Musaieva and Roman Anin RED RIBBON: Then Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich […]
Russian Railways paid billions of dollars to secretive private companies
PUBLISHED ON REUTERS.COM By Douglas Busvine, Stephen Grey, Roman Anin and Himanshu Ojha LEADER: Vladimir Putin in Russia’s first high […]
When Putin ordered up new hospitals, his associates botched the operation
By Jason Bush, Elizabeth Piper, Stephen Grey and Maria Tsvetkova PUBLISHED ON REUTERS.COM MEDICAL KIT: A new hospital in Perm, […]
Billion-dollar medical project helped fund “Putin’s palace” on the Black Sea
By Stephen Grey, Jason Bush and Roman Anin Published on Reuters.com THE LEADER: President Vladimir Putin, here in the Kremlin […]
Insight: Why did Cypriot banks keep buying Greek bonds?
This was published on Reuters.com By Michele Kambas, Stephen Grey and Stelios Orphanides NICOSIA | Tue Apr 30, 2013 9:45am EDT (Reuters) […]
Special Report: Greece’s triangle of power
This first appeared on Reuters.com A nexus of media, business and politics lies behind the country’s crisis, say critics. By […]
Special Report: Clandestine loans were used to fortify Greek bank
By Stephen Grey and Nikolas Leontopoulos ATHENS | Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:51am EDT (Reuters) – The chairman of […]