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Women of Moscow (Photo Essay)
The Moscow Times
With Russia celebrating the extended March 8 holiday, we asked several Moscow women to share what International Women's Day means to them.
Russia Referendum Exacerbates Crimea Divisions (Video)
Many activists in the turmoil-ridden Crimea believe that the peninsula is Russian land and has always been so.
Global Reactions to Ukraine Intensify
Reuters
NATO urged Russia on Thursday to call back to bases its forces on the Ukrainian Crimea peninsula, saying it stood by Ukraine's territorial integrity in the face of the greatest threat to European security since the end of the Cold War.
What the Papers Say, March 7, 2014
BBC Monitoring
The only English roundup of today's Russian-language newspapers.
What the Papers Say, March 6, 2014
BBC Monitoring
The only English roundup of today's Russian-language newspapers.
Obama Calls For Diplomacy in Phone Call With Putin
By Anna Dolgov
U.S. President Barack Obama has urged Russian leader Vladimir Putin in a phone call to seek a diplomatic solution to the ongoing crisis in Crimea, but the Kremlin said the conversation produced little agreement.
Ukraine Invites NATO to Hold Meeting in Kiev
RIA Novosti
Ukraine's interim prime minister has said he has invited the NATO Council to hold a meeting in Kiev over the recent developments in the political crisis in the country.
Today in History, March 7
The Moscow Times
Fifty-four years ago today, in 1960, the USSR formed its first cosmonaut squad. It consisted of 20 men — not older than 35 years, not taller than 175 centimeters and not heavier than 75 kilos.
Crimea Moves to Join Russia
The Crimean parliament voted in favor of joining Russia on Thursday and its pro-Russian government announced that a referendum would be held on the decision on March 16.
- Russia Scuttles Old Ship to Block Ukrainian Vessels Accessing The Black Sea, Report Says
- Rehab Program for Rebellious German Teens Abandons Crimea
- Janitors Find Baby African Crocodile in St. Petersburg
- Bill Criminalizing 'False Anti-Russian Information' in the Works, Report Says
- DiCaprio Honored With 'Russian Oscar' from Chelyabinsk Troupe
- Duma Deputy Prepares Bill Criminalizing 'False Anti-Russian Information,' Report Says
- Putin Hopes for Russian Victory at Paralympics
- Siberian Police Stop Witch Burning
- Crimea Asks Putin to Let it Become Part of Russia
- Former Defense Minister Serdyukov Amnestied, Report Says
- Avalanche Warnings and Red Tape Threaten Sochi's Legacy Ski Resorts
- Kremlin-Run Television Channel Anchor Resigns Over Ukraine Crisis
Who Does Putin Want as Ukrainian President?
In May, Ukraine will elect a president, whose history with Russia and perception by the Kremlin could advance or delay the cooling of relations with Kiev.
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Ruble Being Punished for Economy, Not Ukraine
Monday's market turmoil was just a hyperextension of a trend that has been gathering steam for some time.
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