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A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.
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Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.
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Following Crimea's annexation by the Russian Federation, the rouble has been officially launched in the territory by Russia, alongside the Ukrainian hryvnia.
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Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
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Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.
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A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
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According to Ukrainian press, a bill has been handed to the Russian parliament on adding Crimea as a subject of the Russian Federation. Netizens discuss the bill.
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A processing plant in Odessa is no longer able to process donations, meaning approximately a hundred men are out of pocket after their donations were accepted.
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Five older students have been reprimanded by their university in the Crimea for organising an initiation ceremony in which first year students simulated sex acts.
A Tatar speaker at a demonstration calls for Simferopol to be renamed “Putin”. Netizens express their doubts and chastise the BBC for sensationalizing.2
Jay Carney, while stopping short of making any actual accusations, has said that there is a strong likelihood recent protests in Ukraine were funded externally.
Following Crimea's annexation by the Russian Federation, the rouble has been officially launched in the territory by Russia, alongside the Ukrainian hryvnia.
Ukraine's new Prime Minister, Artseniy Yatsenyuk, is preparing claims against Russia for Ukraine's share of the USSR's money, which amount to about $80 billion.
Netizens chortle at Vladimir Putin's latest promise to guarantee safety for Crimean Tatars, against the background of today's referendum result to join Russia.
A controversial political scientist has urged Russia to call the West's bluff and lead Russia into a new political landscape where it will determine the future
According to Ukrainian press, a bill has been handed to the Russian parliament on adding Crimea as a subject of the Russian Federation. Netizens discuss the bill.
A processing plant in Odessa is no longer able to process donations, meaning approximately a hundred men are out of pocket after their donations were accepted.
Five older students have been reprimanded by their university in the Crimea for organising an initiation ceremony in which first year students simulated sex acts.