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The European Union has long emphasized that tackling corruption is a key condition to Ukraine being able to join.

The NACP, whose latest initiative was developed with EU support, is one of three bodies devoted to rooting out corruption in the country. »

An adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin has claimed that Ukraine’s military will become “unified through gay sex” like the Greek Spartans.

While the comment may seem bizarre, it’s just the latest example of Russian authorities using anti-LGBTQ+ nationalist sentiment to justify its unprovoked war against Ukraine.

Markov said the U.S. and Ukraine will use “neuro-linguistic programming” and other brainwashing techniques to turn Ukrainian soldiers gay against their will. »

The gifts total $146 million and range from $1 million to $15 million.

The affordable housing group landed a $10 million gift from Scott last month, its largest donation to date.

The AP and the Chronicle receive support from the Lilly Endowment for coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits. »

Aug 21 (Reuters) - The Central American Parliament on Monday voted to expel Taiwan after more than two decades as a permanent observer and replace it with China, whose growing economic influence in Latin America has increasingly marginalized Taipei.

The six-nation parliament, known as Parlacen, convened in the Nicaraguan capital Managua where local legislators proposed adding China, which claims democratically ruled Taiwan as its own territory.

"Since 1999, Taiwan has served as a strong partner in its role as a permanent observer of the Central American Parliament, encouraging good governance and economic development in our Hemisphere," the senators said in a joint statement. »