Section: CNBC (USA)
Could Russia conflict ‘move beyond Ukraine’?
A show of force by the Russian military on the anniversary of its annexation of Crimea has led to fears that Putin could seek more “foreign distractions.” …read more Source:...
We’re not distracted by Russia crisis: Nato
The Russia-Ukraine crisis has “not distracted” Nato from fighting cyberwarfare, a top official said, following a number of high-profile attacks. …read more Source:...
Euphoria fades in Crimea after Russia takeover
A year after Russia’s takeover of Crimea sparked a wave of euphoria across the Black Sea peninsula, residents are suffering growing hardship. …read more Source:...
Putin: Russia was ready to go nuclear over Crimea
Moscow was ready to put its nuclear forces on alert to ensure Russia’s annexation of Crimea from Ukraine last year, President Vladimir Putin said. …read more Source:...
Ukraine creditors form bloc to negotiate
Ukraine’s biggest creditor has formed a bloc and hired advisers to prepare for tough negotiations with Kiev. The FT report. …read more Source:...
Ukraine not out of the woods yet
The International Monetary Fund may have thrown Ukraine a lifeline, but the country still faces tough challenges in resolving its hard currency debt. …read more Source:...
Russia and Ukraine: Pressure points loom
The battle to shape Ukraine and Russia’s future is far from over, with further key events expected later this week. …read more Source:...
Putin describes secret meeting to take Crimea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has described a secret meeting with officials last year when Russia decided it would take Crimea. …read more Source:...
Ukraine hikes key interest rate to 30%
Ukraine’s central bank said it will raise its key refinancing rate to 30 percent from 19.5 percent from Wednesday. …read more Source:...
Gazprom has a ‘much wider agenda’: Naftogaz CEO
There’s an agenda behind Gazprom’s threats to cut European gas supplies, the CEO Ukraine’s state-owned gas firm told CNBC. …read more Source:...
