Ukraine

Ukrainian President's Allies Start to Abandon Him

By Simon Shuster

Battleground Kiev: 'Halfway Between a War and A Protest'

By Andrew Katz

Ukraine Moves Closer to Civil War

By Simon Shuster

Truce Reached in Ukraine

By Denver Nicks
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What You Should Know About Ukraine

Ukraine is caught between Russia and Europe — its past and its future — and Putin is in the catbird seat

By Ian Bremmer

U.S. Decries Ukraine Violence

As violence spreads, the U.S. and Europe is considering sanctions on Ukrainian government

By Jay Newton-Small

Ukraine's Protesters See Hand of Russia in Kiev Crackdown

With the death toll from clashes in Kiev now at 25, Ukraine's battered but resilient protest movement vents its fury at Russia—the Big Brother next door they believe is calling the shots

By Simon Shuster

Dozens Dead in Ukraine

Tuesday was the bloodiest day in the country's post-Soviet history, as police clashed with anti-government opposition forces camped out in Kiev's main square furious over the president's anti-European stance

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine's Protesters Face Violent Crackdown in Kiev

A new round of violence broke out in Kiev on Tuesday as antigovernment protesters clashed with police outside Ukraine's parliament and the nearby headquarters of President Viktor Yanukovych's ruling party.

By TIME Staff

Can EU Handle The Truth?

Victoria Nuland's profanity isn't shocking, it's revealing.

By Massimo Calabresi

U.S. Diplomat Won't Comment on Leaked Audio of Her Cursing E.U.

Victoria Nuland in the spotlight after leaked conversation shows her cursing the European Union

By Kharunya Paramaguru

Exclusive: Leader of Far-Right Ukrainian Militant Group Talks Revolution With TIME

In his first interview with foreign media, Dmitro Yarosh, leader of the far-right militant group Pravy Sektor, says he and his antigovernment cohorts in Kiev are ready for armed struggle

By Simon Shuster

Kerry: We Stand With Ukraine's People

Endorses democratic ambitions of government opposition as protests paralyze Kiev

By Sam Frizell

How Russia Is Fighting to Regain Control of Ukraine

Officials tell TIME the Kremlin is doing all it can to keep Ukraine within Russia's sphere of influence

By Simon Shuster

Kiev Rocked by Violence

Ukraine's capital is shaken by confrontations as the government seeks to steer the former Soviet nation away from Europe and deeper into Russia's shadow

By Nikhil Kumar

Kiev Protester 'Crucified' as Ukraine's Crisis Gets Worse

In Ukraine, the currency is slumping, the military is making alarming noises and anti-government protesters fear an increasingly violent crackdown

By Simon Shuster

Pictures of the Week: January 24 - January 31

From snowstorms crippling the American South and ousted Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi on trial in Cairo to celebrations marking the Chinese New Year and Pope-inspired superhero street art in Rome, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Putin's Other Games

Although focused on Sochi, the Russian President will fight to hold sway over Ukraine

By Neal Ascherson

Fire and Ice in Kiev: Ross McDonnell on Ukraine's Front Line

Ross McDonnell's powerful photographs from the front line of Ukraine's ongoing civil unrest

By Ross McDonnell

Pictures of the Week: January 17 - January 24

From protests turning deadly in Ukraine and a controversial dolphin hunt in Japan to the icy Orthodox Christian rituals of Epiphany and glow-in-the-dark couture at Paris Fashion Week, TIME presents the best pictures of the week.

By Phil Bicker
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