Has become, in effect, a testing ground for an increasingly confrontational and defiant Russia under Mr. Putin... READ MORE›
Four museums in Crimea asked for the collection to be returned, but Ukraine argued that it was state property... READ MORE›
The Russian Black Sea Fleet BSF passes through the Bosphorus Strait for deployments in the Mediterranean, notably in Syria... READ MORE›
The violence is an early test of Donald Trump's stated desire for better US relations with Russia... READ MORE›
Russia accidentally reveals number of its soldiers killed in eastern ukraine... READ MORE›
Instead, Russian border guards have moved deeper into Georgian territory... READ MORE›
Thousands hoped for passage out of Constanza, Romania's port on the Black Sea, and through the Bosporus to Palestine... READ MORE›
A Russian defence ministry statement said the Turkish vessel approached to 600m 1,800ft before turning away in response to Russian small arms fire... READ MORE›
Black Sea encounter On 7 September, the Canadian frigate Toronto was buzzed by a Russian aircraft in the Black Sea with the plane coming within 300 metres... READ MORE›
The planes touched down in Romania, near the home of Russia's Black Sea fleet... READ MORE›
In an interview, Mr. Skorik said Gurzuf residents had tired of the fact that in both Ukraine and now seemingly in Russia, citizens came last... READ MORE›
Mikheil Saakashvili, enemy of Vladimir Putin who did much to implant democracy in Georgia, left the country in June, claiming he faced guaranteed imprisonment ... READ MORE›
If Turkey's coal rush is to be headed off, it will happen in places like Amasra... READ MORE›
In Moscow Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov blamed Kiev for the violence giving no detail but saying he suspected Ukraine was preparing a new offensive... READ MORE›
At the end of the day, Erdogan gambled, and it paid off, said Omer Taspinar, a Turkey expert at the Brookings Institution... READ MORE›
Crimea, many here are now realizing, could face years in limbo, no longer part of Ukraine but not yet fully absorbed by Russia... READ MORE›
On March 16, 2014, Crimea held a referendum on whether to continue as part of Ukraine or to cast its lot with the Russian Federation... READ MORE›
Already, there have been near-misses with Russian military aircraft getting dangerously close to civilian jetliners above the Baltic Sea... READ MORE›
The document allows Armenia to use Russian anti-aircraft systems and air and space forces, including military satellites, for defense of its airspace... READ MORE›
Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula, home to the Russian Navy's Black Sea fleet, shortly thereafter... READ MORE›
Russia's five-point grading system now also takes precedence over Ukraine's 12-point scheme... READ MORE›
The new funding Biden announced will aid Syrian refugees in Turkey and other neighboring countries... READ MORE›
Navy sailors Wednesday in Istanbul near where their warship was docked on an inlet of the Bosphorus Strait in the Black Sea... READ MORE›
Angela Merkel criticises destabilising strategy by Vladimir Putin to spread sphere of influence beyond former Soviet states... READ MORE›
Vadim Ghirda Associated Press Moldovan investigators can't be sure that the suspects who fled didn't hold on to the bulk of the nuclear materials... READ MORE›
COMMENTEMAILMORE BERDYANSK, Ukraine When war sent waves of refugees across east Ukraine, Oleg Zinchenko decided that the expansion of his fish processing plant could wait... READ MORE›
The ceasefire is in better shape because the Russians have decided it should be so... READ MORE›
Memories of that horror have been revived by Russia's seizure of Crimea, a Black Sea peninsula, in 2014... READ MORE›
MOSCOW -- President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia accused the Ukrainian government on Wednesday of plotting terrorist attacks in Crimea, and threatened to respond... READ MORE›
A quadcopter with an attached GoPro camera, navigated by Eric Cheng, shows views of the world-famous Table Mountain and sharks feeding... READ MORE›
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