Separatism is rising in other eastern European states
Ukraine isn’t the only place Russia has its eye on. Soviet nostalgia is gripping Europe’s ‘de facto states.’
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Crimea
Russia encourages tourism in Crimea, not Turkey
In its bid to control the Black Sea, Russia is turning up the heat on Turkey—and luring its visitors to Crimea
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues
The unrest in Ukraine is not a brewing civil war, but the second phase of Russia’s invasion.
Your morning five: Putin moves to annex Crimea
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Your morning five: Crimea will soon be on Russian time
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Ukraine’s day of reckoning
Post-referendum, Crimea may become a puppet state—and stop Ukraine from ever joining Europe
Russia threatens to veto UN Crimea motion
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Putin’s war
Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Crimea has touched off a high-stakes, Cold War-style clash—one that Russia can’t afford to lose
Your morning five: Crimea considers its future
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Your morning five: Crimea’s government breaks with Kyiv
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