Top Greek official resigns over Golden Dawn video
Video of a secret meeting between a government official and a far-right MP raises tricky questions for the international community bailing out the Greek government.
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Video of a secret meeting between a government official and a far-right MP raises tricky questions for the international community bailing out the Greek government.
Military tensions are set to escalate on the Crimean peninsula as Russian forces take over a naval headquarters, and Ukraine says its troops will not withdraw from the region.
America and the European Union impose asset freezes and travel bans on officials from Russia and Ukraine following the referendum in Crimea.
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Armed men, thought to be Russians, seize a Ukrainian military base in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol. Meanwhile, Ukraine’s premier rejects Crimea’s planned referendum.
In a leaked phone call, believed to be between EU foreign policy chief Cathy Ashton and Estonia’s foreign minister, it is claimed Ukraine protesters were shot on the orders of their own leaders.
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Former Tory MP Louise Mensch and the Russian embassy in the UK engage in an unusual Twitter spat on the weekend over the deteriorating situation in Ukraine.
A violent scuffle breaks out as Michael Adebolajo is sentenced to a whole-life jail term and Michael Adebowale to life with a minimum term of 45 years for the murder of soldier Lee Rigby.
“Dangerous signs of separatism” are emerging in some regions of Ukraine, the country’s interim president says as he prepares to meet law enforcement agencies.
An agreement between Ukraine’s President Yanukovych and the opposition parties promises constitutional reform, coalition government and new elections. But what are the prospects for success?