Crimea lighthouse row escalates
16456
A Ukrainian court rules the country should take control of 22 Crimean lighthouses used by the Russian navy.
510293
VR Chairman Volodymyr Lytvyn told this to journalists in Kyiv today. According to the Speaker, the Parliament has become the focus of Ukraine's political activities, so it would be unwise on his part to assume ...
229261
Yushchenko supporters continued to block government buildings Saturday after the first meeting between presidential rivals ended amid opposition threats of &quot;action&quot; if the dispute is not resolved within days.
472807
PETER CAVE: Political uncertainty and the threat of civil unrest are continuing for a second night running in Ukraine. It&#39;s the middle of the night in the capital Kiev, and most of today&#39;s 200,000 protestors
110967
Tension between Russia and Britain escalated Monday as both sides accused the other of refusing to cooperate in the investigation into the killing of Kremlin critic Alexander Litvinenko in London.
240186
By The News &amp; Observer, Raleigh, N.C. May 26--The state Senate has unwisely passed a bill that permits an unnamed community to use a sea groin experiment to fight inlet erosion. With that in mind, it's appropriate to recall the recent history of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.
89178
LONDON, England -- Europe stepped up pressure on Ukraine officials Wednesday to review the results of the disputed presidential poll, following a similar statement of support from the White House.
128981
Explosive charges are triggered for a second time in an attempt to break up the MSC Napoli.
635773
Despite the Ukrainian Supreme Court&#39;s decision last week to order a re-run of the second round of the country&#39;s disputed presidential election, the standoff between the two sides continues.
562834
In the third recent international government action calling for limits on the use of high intensity military sonar, the 16 member states of the Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans in the Black Sea, ...
767275
KIEV -- A convoy of supporters of Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko moved deeper yesterday into the hostile eastern strongholds of his rival, who has ignored their requests for safe passage.
31482
Ceremonies to mark the 150th anniversary of the Crimean War get under way in Ukraine.
453685
Opposition supporters in Ukraine continue to block key government buildings, after the first meeting between two presidential rivals ended without agreement and amid opposition threats of "action" if the election dispute is not resolved within days.
614687
UK ambassador summoned after council reopens St Petersburg office in defiance of closure order
578292
Supporters of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko kept up their siege of government buildings Sunday, determined to push through election law changes designed to ensure a fair vote in Ukraine's new presidential runoff even after pro-government lawmakers blocked the amendments.
573252
Europe&#39;s show of unity with Vladimir Putin was shattered yesterday when Russia accused the European Union of &#39;blasphemy&#39; for demanding an explanation of how the Beslan school hostage crisis ended in massacre.
203278
Crimean Tatars were brutally deported from their homeland by Stalin in 1944. From that time, the peninsula was mainly inhabited by Russian settlers and military officials.