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All the materials marked with tag: annexation of Crimea to Russia
11 August, 2021Breaking news
Reintegration Ministry drafts sanctions package against persecutors of Ukrainian Orthodox Church
Another sanctions package against persons persecuting the Orthodox Church of Ukraine in the occupied Crimea
27 April, 2021World
Takashi Kurai: "The matter of Crimea is not only of local nature, not only of Ukraine alone, but a matter of regional or even global security"
The Ukrainian Week met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine Takashi KURAI to discuss the cooperation between our countries, areas for further economic development and the importance of the Crimean matter
2 April, 2020Society
From perfidy to repression
What crimes Russia has committed during the occupation of Crimea and is still committing on the peninsula
26 December, 2019Breaking news
Ukraine opens probe into Russian train on new bridge to Crimea
Ukrainian officials have opened a criminal investigation after a passenger train from Russia arrived in Crimea via a new Russian-built bridge, arguing that the train illegally carried people across the Ukrainian border
27 January, 2019Breaking news
Crimean court refuses to parole Ukrainian activist
Russia-occupied Crimea’s Kerchensky city court during its hearing refused to release Volodymyr Balukh on parole
26 September, 2018Economics
The return of soviet Crimea
What’s happening with the Ukrainian peninsula’s economy these days?
7 March, 2014
“And then came we, the universal heirs, and with us the spirit of destruction”
The train of history is long gone, and the nostalgia of various “Russian blocs” is pointless, because the Crimea is not a “native Russian land”
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U.S. approves allied weapons shipments to Ukraine as worries mount
Baltic NATO allies Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia can now transfer American-made lethal weapons such as anti-armor and ground-to-air missiles to Ukraine
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Former Ukraine president lands in Kyiv to face treason case
Prosecutor claims Petro Poroshenko was involved in financing of Russian-backed separatists in 2014-15
17 January, ,
Russia and West at impasse as Ukraine urges reversal of troop buildup
In a third round of diplomacy on Eastern European security this week, Kremlin officials sounded an increasingly pessimistic note, though they did not close the door on future talks
14 January, ,
Dalia Marin: “I don't think we can see the recovery so soon in 2022, as the international organizations expect it”
The Ukrainian Week met with Dalia Marin, Professor of International Economics at TUM School of Management, Technical University of Munich to discuss the pandemic impact on the economy, opportunities for Ukraine and challenges of influence of fourth technical revolution
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