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Putin's proxies talked about nuclear option at Elbe summit, but does that indicate Russia will actually take the ultimate step?
Russia issues nuclear threat over Crimea and Baltic States
Kremlin envoys briefed by Putin tell Elbe group talks nuclear war could follow Nato attempts to win back Crimea for Ukraine.
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Putin says Russia was prepared to step up nuclear readiness over Crimea
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IMF targets 'immediate economic stabilisation' in its latest Ukraine bailout.
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IMF expected to clear Ukraine's new aid package as GDP plunges 15%.
Putin admits planning annexation of Crimea weeks before referendum
Putin said that he ordered plans to be formed for annexation of Crimea in February weeks before March referendum.
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Boris Nemtsov murder is an unmitigated disaster for Vladimir Putin
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Simon Heffer: Vladimir Putin is laughing at the complacency of the West and its pathetic defences
The West needs to bolster its inadequate defence against the Putin threat.
Boris Nemtsov: 50,000 people march in Moscow in memory of murdered opposition leader
Nemtsov was shot four times in the back as he crossed a bridge near the Kremlin on 27 February.
UAE denies reports of arms supply to Ukraine
Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed al Nahyan says defence deal covers only sharing of technology.
Philip Hammond: Weapons for Ukraine still an option
British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has outlined Britain's stance on the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukraine conflict: As ceasefire holds, withdrawal of heavy weapons from east commences
Withdrawal, supervised by OSCE, is part of latest Minsk deal and comes after a two-day break in hostilities.
Amnesty blasts 'shameful' response as 50 million people displaced in 2014
Rights group urges five permanent members of UN Security Council to renounce their veto power.
David Cameron: UK to send military advisers to Ukraine in training mission
PM Cameron stressed the UK is not supplying lethal equipment to Ukraine.
Ukraine: Donetsk celebrates Defender of the Fatherland Day
The rebel stronghold of Donetsk on 23 February joined Russia in celebrating a nationwide holiday, the Defender of the Fatherland Day.
Baltic nations set to lose €690m in 2015 due to Russian crisis
Value of goods and services exported to Russia by these three countries will shrink by between 18% and 25%.
War with Ukraine an 'unlikely apocalyptic scenario' says Vladimir Putin
Russian president Vladimir Putin says that war with Ukraine is 'unlikely' in an interview on state-run television.
Ukraine crisis: Kiev says rebel shelling prevents heavy weapons withdrawal
Ukraine and rebel groups have two weeks to pull back from front line and establish buffer zone.
Ukraine conflict: President Poroshenko announces 140 Ukrainian prisoners-of-war to be released
Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko announces the release of 140 prisoners of war is underway.
Kerry accuses Russia of 'extraordinarily craven behaviour' over Ukraine; threatens more sanctions
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