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Ukraine Separatists Claim Victory in Referendum; Kiev Says Vote a Criminal Farce
Referendums a 'step towards the abyss,' says Ukraine's interim President Olexandr Turchynov.
Moscow To Tap Chinese Funds to Boost Russian Economy
European and US sanctions over Ukraine threaten to push Russia into recession.
Crude Futures Mixed Ahead of Secession Referendum in Eastern Ukraine
WTI crude to gain a little more next week if Ukraine crisis worsens.
Russia to Mark Victory Day with Parade in Crimea amid Crisis
Military events planned in newly-annexed territory of Crimea to mark World War II victory of Russia.
Smirking Vladimir Putin Lays Russia War Wreath to Ukraine, Kiev and Odessa [PHOTOS]
Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev appear to wearing army uniform during a wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Russian Markets Surge on Putin Troop Pullback
Stocks and bonds hit seven-week high on apparent softening of hardline stance by Moscow
Ukraine: Presidential Hopeful Petro Poroshenko Urges More EU and US Sanctions on Russia
If Russia backs a referendum in Donbass it could have dramatic implications on the Ukrainian presidential elections.
Ukraine Receives $3.2bn of IMF's $17bn Bailout Package
Ukraine's interim government allocates $1bn to central bank's foreign currency reserves and the rest to the state budget.
European Union Playing Hard Ball Over Gazprom's South Stream Gas Pipeline
EU energy chief says the bloc's stance has hardened on the prospect of exemptions for Russia's Gazprom.
Ukraine Crisis Drives Oil Prices Higher
Ongoing violence in eastern Ukraine and threat of deeper sanctions put upward pressure on oil prices
Ukraine Crisis Forces Gold Prices to Three Week High
Gold steadies after trading close to a three-week high over the increasing violence in Ukraine.
Ukraine Crisis: Civil War Looms as More Deaths Rock Eastern Cities
Russia warns it is weighing options after getting pleas for help from pro-Russian protesters as Donetsk, Slovyansk, Luhansk on the boil.
Crude Oil Ends Lower Amid Robust US Stockpiles and Improving Libya Supplies
OPEC production surveys for April produce contradictory results.
Gold Prices Set to Drop Following Upbeat US Labour Market Data
London bullion market to be shut on 5 May for bank holiday.
Russia to Cut Gas Supply in June if Ukraine Does Not Pay Up
Russia's Energy Minister Alexander Novak said Gazprom could cut supplies to Ukraine as early as this summer.
EU Commissioner Slams Russia's 'Divide and Rule' Gas Pricing
EU Energy Commissioner said the bloc should demand a single price from Russian gas giant Gazprom.
Ukraine Bailout: Despite What Christine Lagarde's Claims, the IMF Still Does Structural Reform
The IMF chief denies that loans come in exchange for structural reform, but the Ukraine bailout shows she is wrong.
Vladimir Putin Demands Ukraine Withdraws Troops From Eastern Regions Beset by Violence
Russian President tells Angela Merkel it is 'imperative to withdraw all military units' in country's east.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: May Day, Upside Down House, Extreme Games
Best photos of the day: 1 May 2014.
IMF Injects $17bn Into Ukraine as Political Violence Intensifies
International Monetary Fund says resolution to geopolitical crisis would boost Ukraine's economy
What Russia's Vladimir Putin Wants in Ukraine
Russian president preparing for a trying month as Ukraine elections loom at end of May
IMF Slashes Russia Growth Forecast as Western Sanctions Bite
International Monetary Fund Slashes Russia's growth forecast to 0.2% for 2014.
Ukraine Crisis: Marko Djurica's Portraits of Masked Pro-Russian Protesters
Mystery separatists pose for portraits inside seized regional government building in Donetsk.
Ukraine Crisis: Masked Far-Right Activists Carrying Flaming Torches Fight in Kiev
A huge fight breaks out as ultra-nationalist protestors clash with Maidan self-defence units.
Russia Entering Recession on US and EU Sanctions, says IMF
International Monetary Fund says Russia experiencing two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
Ukraine Economy Wounded as First Quarter GDP Shrinks
Ukraine's economy shrunk in the first quarter of 2014 as political turmoil engulfed the country.
Russia's Foreign Minister Slams 'Weak' West over Sanctions
Sergei Lavrov says sanctions are work of 'weak politicians trying to blame others'
Pro-Russian Separatists Take Luhansk Government HQ
Militants in eastern Ukraine city smash their way into regional government building
Ukraine Crisis: Pro-Russian Separatists Storm Luhansk Governor's HQ
Pro-Russian militants take over local governor's offices in eastern city of Luhansk
Moscow Wants West to 'Cool Down' as US and Nato Forces Gather Near Russian Border
Russia's defence minister says military activities of Nato and US near Russian borders 'unprecedented'.