Exit Polls Show Gains for Ukraine’s Pro-Europe Parties
Parties in favor of deepening ties with the rest of Europe would gain a majority.
Parties in favor of deepening ties with the rest of Europe would gain a majority.
Despite the insurrection in the east, most Ukrainians back parties that favor closer relations with the West.
Germany tries to leverage its trade relation with China to put pressure on Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine agrees to a truce with pro-Russian separatists, but fighting continues in Donetsk and Mariupol.
Less than two days after Ukraine’s government and separatists agreed to a truce, fighting resumes in the east.
Ukraine’s government and NATO say Russian troops have crossed the border and are fighting in the country.
To keep Ukraine unstable and weak, Russia needs to make sure the separatists are not defeated.
While others have acquiesced in Russia’s annexation, Germany insists the Crimea belongs to Ukraine.
Ukraine condemns as a “flagrant violation of international law” what Russia claims is a humanitarian effort.
Ukraine says its forces entered the separatist redoubt of Luhansk after a fighter jet was shot down in the area.
Ukraine claims to have destroyed Russian armored personnel carriers that crossed into its territory.
A nation that refuses to trade with others is by definition poorer. Yet that is now Russia’s policy.
As trucks supposedly carrying aid depart for Ukraine, NATO warns there is a “high probability” Russia will invade.
Russia’s history has been one of constant expansion in order to secure its otherwise indefensible heartland.
Banning cheap fruit and vegetables from Europe could push the Russian economy over the edge.