VICE News Daily: Beyond The Headlines - December 03, 2014
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Ukraine accuses pro-Russia rebels of attack on Donetsk airport shortly after agreeing to new truce, Estonia the first country to offer e-citizenship, Kosovo authorities destroy thousands of illegal weapons, and officials in northeast China suspect Siberian tiger freed by Russian president Putin to blame for the deaths of more than a dozen goats.
UKRAINE
Signs of Another Shaky Ceasefire
A Ukrainian military statement posted online accuses pro-Russia separatists of attacking its forces at Donetsk airport shortly after agreeing to another truce.
ESTONIA
Pioneer E-Citizenship Program Looks to Attract Foreign Investment
Under the scheme, anyone is free to open a bank account or a business in the eastern European country without actually being there.
KOSOVO
Thousands of Seized Weapons Destroyed
The country is awash with guns, sniper rifles and AK-47s left over from its 1998-99 war with Serbia.
CHINA
Siberian Tiger Freed by Putin Suspected in Goat Deaths
Officials in the northeast are warning residents not to throw food at the animal, named Ustin, if he's spotted.
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