Section: Newsweek (USA)
Watch: Fists Fly in Ukraine Parliament After MP Tries to Lift Prime Minister
Video footage shows the minister of energy getting in on the action. …read more Source:...
European Union Will Likely Extend Sanctions Against Russia
The EU targeted Russia’s energy, banking and defense sectors in July 2014, blaming Moscow for driving a separatist revolt in east Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Putin Builds Energy Bridge, Switches on the Lights in Crimea
The Russian President turned the peninsula’s power back on in a live TV broadcast. …read more Source:...
Tatar Activists to Extend Their Blockade of Crimea to the Sea
The coordinator of the blockade says activists are looking for the next stage of protest. …read more Source:...
Ukrainians Mourn Holodomor With Memorial Ceremonies Around the World
The 1930s famine under Stalin’s rule killed millions of people in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Russia Delivers 300 Generators As Crimea Blackout Continues
Since the blackout began on Sunday, the price of candles in the annexed peninsula has more than doubled. …read more Source:...
Crimea Without Power From Ukraine After Electricity Pylons ‘Blown Up’
A Russian senator described the move as an “act of terrorism” and implied that Ukrainian nationalists were to blame. …read more Source:...
Explosives Have Killed Four Children, 21 Adults in Ukraine’s Donestk Region in 2015
Seventy others were wounded so far this year, a report by the organization Ukraine Under Attack found. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Says Pro-Russian Rebels Continue to Move Arms Towards Frontlines
President Poroshenko has instructed the Ukrainian army to be ready to open fire if attacked. …read more Source:...
One Killed and Five Wounded As Fighting Breaks Out in Eastern Ukraine
The violence is the most significant outbreak since both sides agreed to pull back heavy weapons in September …read more Source:...
