Ukraine Crisis
Russia in Crimea: The 'War' With Ukraine That Never Was
"There was nothing spontaneous. Everything was organized and each fiddler played his role." Military sources reveal how defections helped Russia take Crimea.
Russia Says Ukraine's Indecision Caused MH17 Tragedy
International investigators reported on Wednesday that a Russian missile downed the jet.
Ukraine Plans Reinforcement of Regional Crimea Border
Kiev will send 10 train-loads of supplies to shore up mainland border with Crimea.
Russians Less Keen to Improve Ties With the West
Nearly a quarter of Russians see no need to strive for better relations with U.S. and the West.
Ukraine Says It Has No Need For Russian Ambassador
Ukraine's foreign minister said the sole communication takes place in Normandy meetings.
Savchenko is Home But Pressure on Russia Should Remain
The Ukrainian presidential envoy suggests that Russia uses hostages like Somali pirates or ISIS militants.
10,000 Ukrainians Killed So Far in Two-Year War
Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council says over 20,000 have also been wounded.
Ukraine Bans Gorbachev After Crimea Comments
Mikhail Gorbachev has repeatedly voiced support for Russia taking Crimea.
Ukraine Suffers Bloodiest Day of Casualties In a Year
Seven soldiers were killed and nine injured in eastern Ukraine, state officials report.
The Big Chill Between Russians and Germans
It is not only the Ukraine crisis that has soured relations. It is also Putin's disregard for the rule of law, media freedom and judicial independence.
Russia Tries to Arrest Sister of Pilot Nadiya Savchenko
Vira Savchenko is currently stuck in Ukraine's consulate in Russia.
Gorbachev Urges Putin and Obama to Begin Ukraine Talks
"Europe may not be able to cope with another frozen conflict," the ex-president said.
Ukraine's Crimean Tatar Battalion To Start Patrols
Members of Asker are set to reinforce the internal border with Crimea next month.
Estranged From Russia, Turkey and Ukraine Join Forces
Russia's campaign in Syria has convinced Turkey to seek friends elsewhere.
Ukraine and Turkey Launch Black Sea Joint-Naval Drill
The military exercise was the second in less than a month between the two.
Russia Claims to Have Detained Ukrainian Spy
Russia says his plan was to pose as a double agent to obtain information about the FSB.
Kremlin Angered by Ukrainian 'Russian Link' Claims
Ukraine's security chief angered Moscow with suggestions of Russian responsibility.
Protesters Toss Molotovs at Kiev's Russian Embassy
Ukrainian President Poroshenko has said he is open to a prisoner swap for the pilot.
Ukraine's Revolution Can Still Triumph
Two years after Ukraine hit the reset button, one Maidan activist is still hopeful for change.
Russian Embassy in Kiev Pelted by Rocks in Protest
As many as 500 protesters gathered in central Kiev to support the captured pilot.
Ukraine Out of EU and NATO For 20 Years: Juncker
The EC president said the EU will not be rushed into granting membership.
Russian Vandals Stop Maidan Massacre Commemoration
As part of the memorial service, Russian liberals had planned to screen a documentary about Maidan.
Ukraine Sends Crimean Song About Stalin to Eurovision
Jamala's "1944" tells the story of Moscow's persecution of Crimea's Muslims.
Why Are Russian Banks in Ukraine Being Torched?
At least six Russian banks were targeted over the weekend.
Separatist Rebels Launch Children's Magazine in Ukraine
Uncle Sam appears as villainous Fasciston, while the patriarch looks suspiciously like Putin.
Russian Annexation Statue to Be Installed in Crimea
Donations for the project have opened and a sculptor has been appointed.
Corruption is Stalling Ukraine's Optimistic Revolution
Two years on from the Maidan protests, Kiev's politicians are turning on each other.
Ukraine's Crimea-Inspired Hit Tipped For Eurovision 201
The song, "1944," is inspired by Stalin's campaign of repression against the Tatars.
Risk of Open War "Greater Than Last Year": Poroshenko
Petro Poroshenko says Russia continues to build bases and train rebels in Ukraine.
Coca-Cola 'To Blame' For Moral Decline in Ukraine
Alexander Zakharchenko blamed "foreign ideology" for moral faults in east Ukraine.