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December 30, 2016
Interview: Three Senior U.S. Senators Take Hard Line On Russia

Three senior United States senators have taken a strict line on Russia's actions in Ukraine, and the Kremlin's alleged interference in the recent U.S. presidential election.

December 30, 2016
U.S. Senators Vow No 'Faustian Bargain' With Russia, Pledge To Target Putin 'Harder'

U.S. Senator John McCain says that the United States will not strike a "Faustian bargain" with Russian President Vladimir Putin, amid speculation that President-elect Donald Trump could scrap sanctions in a bid to improve ties.
December 30, 2016
McCain Joins Colleagues In Calling For Tougher Russia Sanctions

U.S. Senator John McCain has called for significantly tougher sanctions on Russia, beyond those imposed by President Barack Obama this week.
December 30, 2016
'Tornado' Trial Tests Kyiv's Ability To Rein In Rogue Paramilitaries

More than a year after gun-toting volunteers left amid accusations of atrocities, a closed-door trial and hushed fears in one eastern Ukrainian town hint at national defense gone badly wrong.
December 30, 2016
The Morning Vertical, December 30, 2016

Your daily roundup.
December 30, 2016
Poroshenko: Russia Waging Cyberwar, With 6,500 Attacks On Ukraine

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Russian security services are waging a cyberwar against the country, with hackers targeting Ukrainian state institutions about 6,500 times in the past two months.
December 29, 2016
Ukrainians Reflect Bitterly On 'Betrayed Hopes' Of Euromaidan

Former President Viktor Yanukovych might be in Russian exile, but many of Ukraine's would-be revolutionaries say they are disillusioned by the lack of progress and complain that the country is now dangerously close to being rerouted from the European track set out by the uprising.
December 28, 2016
OSCE Says It Suffered Major Cyberattack

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has suffered a "major" cyberattack, a spokeswoman has confirmed.
December 28, 2016
Mock Battle, Evil Spirits At Pagan Christmas Festival

The Ukrainian village of Orlivka, near the Romanian border, celebrates its own unique version of Christmas: a festival that unites Christian and old shamanistic traditions. (RFE/RL's Current Time TV)
December 27, 2016
Ukraine's Savchenko Unveils New Public Movement

Ukrainian lawmaker Nadia Savchenko has announced the formation of a new movement after a split with her former political party.
December 27, 2016
The Morning Vertical, December 27, 2016

Your daily roundup
December 26, 2016
Ukraine's Fragile Cease-Fire Holds For Third Day Despite Violations

A new cease-fire negotiated between Ukraine's government and Russia-backed separatists in the east held by a thread for a third day as both sides reported clashes near the strategic town of Debaltseve.

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Ukraine

Friday 30 December 2016

Interview: Three Senior U.S. Senators Take Hard Line On Russia

U.S. Senators Vow No 'Faustian Bargain' With Russia, Pledge To Target Putin 'Harder'

McCain Joins Colleagues In Calling For Tougher Russia Sanctions

'Tornado' Trial Tests Kyiv's Ability To Rein In Rogue Paramilitaries

The Morning Vertical, December 30, 2016

Poroshenko: Russia Waging Cyberwar, With 6,500 Attacks On Ukraine

Ukrainians Reflect Bitterly On 'Betrayed Hopes' Of Euromaidan

OSCE Says It Suffered Major Cyberattack

Mock Battle, Evil Spirits At Pagan Christmas Festival

Ukraine's Savchenko Unveils New Public Movement

The Morning Vertical, December 27, 2016

Ukraine's Fragile Cease-Fire Holds For Third Day Despite Violations

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Afghan Presidential Candidate Abdullah To Allow Ballot Recount

Supreme Court Power Play 'Raises Stakes' On Tense Georgian Landscape

The Week In Russia: Putin's Bloodshed Bugbear And Srebrenica In The Donbas

Who Are The Five Suspects In The 2016 Killing Of Pavel Sheremet In Kyiv?

Bags Of Cash From Kyrgyzstan: RFE/RL Joint Probe Reveals Deadly Smuggling Scheme

The Week's Best: RFE/RL Stories You May Have Missed

In Iran, Six Years For One Word

LIVE Live Blog: Ukraine, Putin, And The Normandy Talks

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Ukraine

Friday 30 December 2016

Interview: Three Senior U.S. Senators Take Hard Line On Russia

U.S. Senators Vow No 'Faustian Bargain' With Russia, Pledge To Target Putin 'Harder'

McCain Joins Colleagues In Calling For Tougher Russia Sanctions

'Tornado' Trial Tests Kyiv's Ability To Rein In Rogue Paramilitaries

The Morning Vertical, December 30, 2016

Poroshenko: Russia Waging Cyberwar, With 6,500 Attacks On Ukraine

Ukrainians Reflect Bitterly On 'Betrayed Hopes' Of Euromaidan

OSCE Says It Suffered Major Cyberattack

Mock Battle, Evil Spirits At Pagan Christmas Festival

Ukraine's Savchenko Unveils New Public Movement

The Morning Vertical, December 27, 2016

Ukraine's Fragile Cease-Fire Holds For Third Day Despite Violations

Editors' Picks

Afghan Presidential Candidate Abdullah To Allow Ballot Recount

Supreme Court Power Play 'Raises Stakes' On Tense Georgian Landscape

The Week In Russia: Putin's Bloodshed Bugbear And Srebrenica In The Donbas

Who Are The Five Suspects In The 2016 Killing Of Pavel Sheremet In Kyiv?

Bags Of Cash From Kyrgyzstan: RFE/RL Joint Probe Reveals Deadly Smuggling Scheme

The Week's Best: RFE/RL Stories You May Have Missed

In Iran, Six Years For One Word

LIVE Live Blog: Ukraine, Putin, And The Normandy Talks