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Europe Today: Rare Oleshky truce holds in Ukraine, Albania imposes heavy fines on protesters
Key Points
A rare ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky enters its fourth day as aid is expected to arrive, after a Russian drone killed at least 14 at Dnipro's station. In Albania, protesters face fines up to €5,500. We also look at Israel's deadlock and the Ebola epidemic in Congo.
A rare ceasefire in Russian-occupied Oleshky enters its fourth day as aid is expected to arrive, after a Russian drone killed at least 14 at Dnipro's station. In Albania, protesters face fines up to €5,500. We also look at Israel's deadlock and the Ebola epidemic in Congo.
On today's show:
Sasha Vakulina, Euronews correspondent, explains the humanitarian operation and civilian evacuation expected in Oleshky, and shares her interview with former Ukrainian prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk.
Ardit Hoxha, Euronews correspondent in Tirana, reports on public reaction to the heavy fines for demonstrators, and on the flares and chaos in the Albanian parliament.
Dr Mustafa Barghouti, Secretary-General of the Palestinian National Initiative, asks what Israel's political deadlock means for Palestinians, and whether the two-state solution is dead.
Mary Robinson, former Irish president and member of The Elders, a group of prominent former world leaders founded by Nelson Mandela,discusses why the world is not doing more as the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo escalates.
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