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Ukraine Prime Minister’s plea to the world: We’re “on the brink of disaster”
Lindsay Abrams
The country is getting "combat ready" as tensions escalate across Crimea
Russian troops take over Ukraine’s Crimea region
Vladimir Isachenkov, Tim Sullivan
The newly installed government in Kiev proved powerless to respond to Russia's military action
Ukraine drama: A tale of two countries
Tim Sullivan, Dusan Stojanovic
The Eastern European nation has long been divided between its support for Russia and its loyalty to the West
Lawmakers allow Putin to use military in Ukraine
Tim Sullivan, Dusan Stojanovic
Saturday's unanimous vote formalized what Ukrainian officials described as an ongoing deployment of Russian troops
Thomas Friedman, supreme toady: Also, shameless!
Patrick L. Smith
Shame on the Times and other media for falsely spinning Ukraine events. We now await the inevitable U.S. betrayal
Must see morning clip: The ghost of Ronald Reagan is haunting Ukraine
Prachi Gupta
Fox News criticizes President Obama for not intervening in the European country, like Reagan would have done by now
14 protest videos that went viral and changed the world
Timothy McGrath
From Iran's Green Revolution to Occupy Wall Street, scenes of brutality have altered the course of recent history
Is the US backing neo-Nazis in Ukraine?
Max Blumenthal
John McCain and other State Department members have troubling ties to the ultra-nationalist Svoboda party
John Kerry’s policy of surrender: His failures are redefining American exceptionalism
Patrick L. Smith
Perhaps the secretary of state knows what he is doing: His many failures actually point to a smarter foreign policy
Bosnia: The European unrest we should be talking about
Natasha Lennard
Fierce anti-government protests this month have a class consciousness lacking in Ukrainian revolt narratives
The Latin American revolution will not be televised
Annemarie Dooling
Social media continues to prevail over international news coverage during uprisings
5 clips you missed: Sunday show roundup
Natasha Lennard
U.S. officials comment on Ukraine unrest, capture of El Chapo and Scott Walker dodges questions
Pro- and anti-government protests escalate in Venezuela
Associated Press
Saturday saw the biggest rally to date in Caracas against President Nicolas Maduro
Sochi comes to a close: The most expensive Olympics ever
Associated Press
Fireworks and a countdown kicked off the closing ceremony for the $51 billion games
Ukraine update: Opposition leader assumes presidential powers
Associated Press
The beleaguered Viktor Yanukovych left Kiev to join his support base, while leadership remains tenuous
5 reasons the West should care about the protests in Ukraine
Paul Ames
If the bloodshed in Kiev turns into civil war, the conflict will have a ripple effect across the European Union
Putative deal aims to end Ukraine unrest
Associated Press
Protest leaders and Presidet Viktor Yanukovych agree to early election and new government formation
How to make sense of the violence in Ukraine
Dan Peleschuk
No truce: At least 70 reportedly killed in Kiev
Associated Press
Government snipers opened fire on angry protest crowds as unrest continues
“Child’s Pose”: A gripping mother-son thriller
Andrew O'Hehir
Meet the "Meryl Streep of Romania" as an upper-crust family grapples with the aftermath of a tragic accident
Ukraine president appoints new army chief to enforce order
Associated Press
25 people were killed and nearly 250 injured in clashes between police and protesters in central Kiev camp
Riot police move in against Kiev protest camp
Associated Press
Armed with water canons and flashbang grenade, police attack Maidan camp in Ukrainian capital
The world is right to hate us: Arrogance, ignorance and obscene foreign policy
Patrick L. Smith
This White House was supposed to be different. But our arrogant foreign policy has been the same since the 1950s
Here’s the full text of President Obama’s 2014 State of the Union address
Elias Isquith
President urges Congress to make 2014 "a year of action"
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