Special Economic Zone Eyed for Crimea: Russia PM
Russian PM Medvedev flaunted Russia's annexation of Crimea on Monday by flying there and announcing a special economic zone for the region.
Kerry And Lavrov Discuss Ukraine In Meeting, Kerry Urges Troop Pullback
Kerry tells Moscow that progress depends on a Russian troop pullback from Ukraine's borders.
Putin Calls Obama To Discuss Diplomatic Solution To Crimea Crisis
Obama expresses continued concern over Russian troop buildup along the Crimean border.
Europe Has Several Possible Replacements For Russian Gas But All Are Risky, Expensive And Will Take Years To Develop
Putin's Crimea annexation has sparked a new EU urgency to find energy supplies outside of Russia, but weaning will be slow and difficult.
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Give Russia Chance To De-Escalate In Crimea: UK Defense Chief
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Ukraine President Seeks Parliamentary Approval To Conduct Joint NATO Exercises After Firing Military Chief; Russia Blames Ukraine for Mistreating Aeroflot Crew
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Russia And West Signal Line Drawn In Ukraine Crisis After US And Allies Agree To Hold Off On More Sanctions Unless Moscow Goes Beyond Crimea Seizure
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UPDATE: Ukraine Asks Military To Leave Crimea, Orders Evacuation Of Troops And Their Families; Ukraine's Defense Ministry Says 60-80 Ukrainian Military Personnel Captured By Russian Troops In Feodosia On The Black Sea Coast
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NATO's Top Commander Warns Of Russian Threat To Moldova Region
Russia was acting more like an adversary than a partner, NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe, U.S. Air Force General Philip Breedlove said, and the 28-nation alliance should rethink the positioning and readiness of its forces in eastern Europe.
Russian President Vladimir Putin Completes The Annexation Of Crimea As His Prime Minister Asks Ukraine To Pay The $16 Billion That It Owes To Russia
The Moscow stock exchange has lost nearly $70 billion this month as the U.S. and EU impose sanctions.
These Sanctioned Russian Individuals Have Direct Access To Putin's Inner Circle
The Russian individuals being sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Treasury are well known players close to President Vladimir Putin.
EU Gets Serious With Latest Round Of Sanctions Against Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin And 11 Others
The EU has launched a new sanctions round against Russian officials, including Deputy P.M. Rogozin and Putin Advisor Sergey Glazyev.
Angered After Ethnic Turk's Killing In Crimea, Turkey Warns Against Provocations
On the Black Sea across from Crimea, Turkey has a stake in the future of the peninsula, where Muslim Tatars live.
Sanctioning Putin's Inner Circle: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Russian Oil Billionaire Gennady Timchenko
The Russian oil billionaire and close Putin associate is a key target of recently imposed sanctions.
Russia's Oil: Does Putin Currently Profit From Gunvor Oil Trading Company?
U.S. sanctions against Russian businessmen appear to have demonstrated a link between an oil mogul and President Vladimir Putin.
European Union Expands Its List Of Sanctions Against Russians Who Assisted In Crimean Annexation
The fresh round of sanctions follows Thursday's actions by the U.S., which involved 20 more Russians officials.
Obama Launches New Round Of Sanctions Against Russia
President Obama signed an executive order imposing more sanctions against Russian officials and Russia's financial sector.
Russia Today Drops All Pretense Of Editorial Independence, Publishes Pro-Putin Propaganda
The Russian news outlet's latest post praising Putin and Crimea's annexation crosses the line into pure propaganda.
President Obama: Meet President Obama
Obama needs to re-read his own words and start acting on them.
Russian Flag Flies Over Ukraine's Naval Headquarters In Crimean Port Of Sevastopol
In a sign that Putin isn't backing down, the Russian flag was raised over Crimea's naval headquarters on Wednesday.
Ukrainian Sailor Killed After Russian Troops Storm Naval Base In Simferopol, Crimea
After weeks of tension in Crimea, shots have reportedly been fired by Russian troops at a Ukrainian naval base.
Russian Energy Firm Looks To Develop Crimea's Oil And Gas Sector
A Russian state-owned energy firm has proposed to develop Crimea's oil and gas sector, which includes a Ukrainian-owned company.
Ukraine Road Trip: From Kiev to Crimea, The Heart And Soul Of A Nation On The Brink Of War
Reporter Avedis Hadjian talks to Ukrainians on the streets of Kiev, in the tent villages of Maidan Square and in pro-Russian enclaves in Crimea.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin Taunts Obama Via Twitter After US Imposes Sanctions
This is not the first time that Putin's close aide and envoy on missile defense makes a controversial comment.
Poland And Lithuania Wary Of Kaliningrad Being Base Of Next Move From Russia
Will Russia's Baltic naval base at Kaliningrad be Putin's next move? And is Russia prepared for the West's response?
Putin Signs Treaty Making Crimea Part Of Russia
The West will not recognize the annexation, and the EU and U.S. may go to the U.N. to voice opposition.
Europe May Rethink Fracking As Fear Of Russia Grows
There are significant shale natural gas reserves on the continent.
Japan Joins US, EU In Imposing Sanctions On Russia For Recognizing Crimea's Independence Following Referendum Termed Illegal By Western Nations
More than 93 percent of Crimeans on Monday voted to split from Ukraine and join Russia.
Crimea Crisis: Putin Signs Decree Recognizing Crimea As Independent State
The Russian president looks ready to annex Crimea as soon as Tuesday.
Obama Imposes Sanctions Against Russian Officials After Crimea's Vote To Secede From Ukraine
An executive order by President Obama has targeted key advisers to President Putin.
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