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Crimea: The Price of the QuestionBoris Akunin I am not thinking of Ukraine right now. Well, [I’m thinking of] Ukraine as well ... I wish this country all the best. It has shown, with courage...
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Yuriy Lutsenko: The plan for tomorrowDespite the militarised show of the pseudo-referendum, I think that Crimea sooner or later will become a place where it is safer to live and better to study, work, get...
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ShameBy Aleksei Shyropaev, poet, publicist, public activist, co-chairman of the National Democratic Alliance Composition by the painter Andrei Budaev I am reminiscing about the fair Moscow...
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Crimean Tatars ask for status as indigenous peopleThe Mejlis of the Crimean Tatars and all the Tatars of Crimea ask the Ukrainian government to grant them recognition as a indigenous people, deputy head of Mejlis Nariman Dzhelyal...
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TURKEY: under Ottoman Empire treaty with Catherine the Great if Crimea declares independence it returns to TurkeyCrimea to return to Turkey under Ottoman Empire treaty with Catherine the Great if it declares independence...
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In Sewastopol haben 123% der Einwohner für die Abtrennung der Krim gestimmt.In Sewastopol haben 123% der Einwohner für die Abtrennung der Krim gestimmt. Quelle: http://teh-nomad.livejournal.com/2007998.html Übersetzung: Olha Poberezhna Offizielle Erklärung von der Krim: Die Wahlbeteiligung auf der Krim hat 81,36 %...
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FULL TEXT of US Executive Order on Ukraine-Related Sanctions (including names & Russian officials)Obama's New Executive Order Names Names Against Whom USA Sanctions Are Applied (Full Text)
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Economist says Ukraine can nationalize Russian assetsUkraine has the right to answer the actions of Russia and the pseudo-government in Crimea by nationalizing Russian state enterprises in Ukraine, Volodymyr Dubrovsky, senior economist at CASE Ukraine, told...
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March 17, 2014: Decree of Acting President of Ukraine O. Turchynov on Partial MobilizationUkraine's acting President Oleksandr Turchynov issues a decree ordering partial mobilization of reserve and volunteers English: http://euromaidanpr.wordpress.com/2014/03/18/ukraines-parliament-announces-mobilization/ Ukrainian: http://zakon3.rada.gov.ua/laws/show/303/2014/paran2#n2
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Over 123% of Sevastopol residents vote to join Russia!After reviewing "referendum" voting data and demographic statistics for 2013, the blogger teh-nomad has concluded that over 123% of the residents of Sevastopol voted to join the Russian Federation, reports...
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Putin’s Father Served in the Vlasov ArmyThe Polish weekly magazine ANGORA, No. 31 (03 August, 2003), in its section “Secrets of History”, p.11, published a note by Jozef Szaniawski titled: “Did Russian President’s Father Participate in...
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Die drei Priester der UGKK auf der Krim nahmen die Verbindung auf. Sie sind in Sicherheit.Die drei Priester der UGKK auf der Krim nahmen die Verbindung auf. Sie sind in Sicherheit.. viaDie drei Priester der UGKK auf der Krim nahmen die Verbindung auf. Sie sind...
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Arkadij Babtschenko (Moskau): Verdammt, das ist ein Surrealismus!Arkadij Babtschenko (Moskau): Verdammt, das ist ein Surrealismus!. viaArkadij Babtschenko (Moskau): Verdammt, das ist ein Surrealismus!.
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Tatar leader says Crimean Tatars boycotted “referendum”Kyiv, March 16, UNN --In Sunday's pseudo-referendum in Crimea, 99% of the Tatars did not vote, and the actual voting turnout was at no more that 30%, said the former...
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INSIDER: Results of the referendum. Crimeans are afraid to express their discontentSevastopol is a heated topic of discussion once again. Crimea entered world trends in social networks by numbers of citations and intensity of discussion. The peninsula has probably never been...
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Ukraine to claim its part of assets of the former USSR illegally owned by RussiaKyiv, March 16, 2014Oleksandra KondratenkoOn March 16, 2014, during the session of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk charged the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine...
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Thoughts from Kyiv on imminent invasion – 16 March 2014By Mychailo Wynnyckyj PhD Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Today, Crimeans “voted”. Given the barrage of media coverage of this event, I hardly feel it’s worthwhile to comment on it further: the “referendum”...