UK, Russia agree to return diplomats - report - Newshub

December 28, 2018

Operation Novichok - Sergei Skripal UK, Russia agree to return diplomats - report - Newshub RT: Russian station's chocolate Salisbury Cathedral gift slammed - BBC News Russia and Britain to start returning diplomats in January: Russian embassy - Reuters How Russia’s military intelligence agency became the covert muscle in Putin’s duels with the West - The Washington Post Skripal Case, Brexit Chaos & Meghan Markle: Highlights of UK's 2018 - Sputnik International UK, Russia agree to return diplomats - report - Newshub Newshub Moscow and London have reached an agreement to return some staff to their respective embassies after they expelled dozens of diplomats early this year, TASS news agency reports, citing the Russian envoy to the UK. Read More RT: Russian station's chocolate Salisbury Cathedral gift slammed - BBC News BBC News Image copyright @tvrain Read More Russia and Britain to start returning diplomats in January: Russian embassy - Reuters Reuters FILE PHOTO: Russia's ambassador to the UK, Alexander Yakovenko, holds a news conference in the Russian Embassy in London, Britain, March 22, 2018. REUTERS/Simon Dawson LONDON (Reuters) - Moscow and London have reached an agreement to return some staff to their respective embassies after they expelled dozens of diplomats early this year, the Russian embassy said on Friday. Read More How Russia’s military intelligence agency became the covert muscle in Putin’s duels with the West - The Washington Post The Washington Post Nina Loguntsova, 17, at her Moscow school this month. (Mary Gelman/For The Washington Post) MOSCOW — Nina Loguntsova arrives at school early to stand at soldier-style attention, and she leaves late after extra classes that have included cryptography. Read More Skripal Case, Brexit Chaos & Meghan Markle: Highlights of UK's 2018 - Sputnik International Sputnik International The Maybot (Cabinet) Shuffle  UK Prime Minister Theresa May popularized the word "cringeworthy" after cheerleading for post-Brexit trade partnerships across South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria in late August, to the chagrin (and schadenfreude) of African leaders.  Read More

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