Will Englund

Washington Post

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Moscow correspondent in Moscow for the Washington Post

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Russian state media have issued threatening warnings today, which have subsequently been contested by the country's diplomatic officials.

Russia Makes Threatening Moves in Crimea

Russian state media have issued threatening warnings today, which have subsequently been contested by the country's diplomatic officials.

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Geographically, Ukraine is midway between the liberal democracies of the European Union and the authoritarian oligarchies of the former Soviet Union.

Ukraine: the Man in the Middle

Geographically, Ukraine is midway between the liberal democracies of the European Union and the authoritarian oligarchies of the former Soviet Union.

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In Ukraine, protests over new laws restricting free speech and assembly are turning violent. It appears that one side or the other may soon put an end to the standoff.

Ukrainian Government Tracking Protesters through Cellphones

In Ukraine, protests over new laws restricting free speech and assembly are turning violent. It appears that one side or the other may soon put an end to the standoff.

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