Tatars
Russia rapidly building up Crimea's defenses, intelligence report reveals
Crimea has remained a focal point of territory Ukraine has aspired to take back since its 2014 annexation by Russia.
Stalin and Secret Police Chief Face Charges in Ukraine
Ukraine's general prosecutor said it will charge Stalin and Lavrenti Beria over 70-year-old crimes, and is still investigating the mass starvation of 1932-33.
Rex Tillerson at State: Canny Pick or Catastrophe?
What does a friend of Vladimir Putin at Foggy Bottom mean for Ukraine and Russia?
Russian Forces Raid Homes of Muslim Community in Crimea
Well armed masked units were accused of scare tactics by locals.
Russia Blames Ukraine's 'Eurovision' Win on Politics
Ukraine's Jamala won with a song inspired by the Crimean Tatars' experiences while Russia's Sergey Lazarev finished third.
Putin Turns Up the Heat on Crimean Tatars
Dissidents "just vanish," and authorities have shown little willingness to investigate Crimean Tatars' kidnappings, beatings and disappearances.
Ukraine's Crimean Tatar Battalion To Start Patrols
Members of Asker are set to reinforce the internal border with Crimea next month.
Russia Delivers 300 Generators As Crimea Blackout Continues
Since the blackout began on Sunday, the price of candles in the annexed peninsula has more than doubled.
Russia Adds Crimean Cultural Sites to Its Official Monuments List
Kiev reacts with anger to what it describes as 'encroachment on Ukrainian cultural heritage.'
Crimean Tatar Media Forced to Shut Down Under Russian Law
According to Amnesty International, all but one of Crimea's Tatar language media outlets will "fall silent".
Crimean Tatars Fear Increasing Persecution
"No one is safe if you go against the authorities and power," warn human rights groups.