Ukraine crisis

Kremlin says President Putin has ordered 17,600 troops to pull out from Ukraine's Rostov region.

Aaron Akinyemi Oct 12, 2014

Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans says body of MH17 passenger was found wearing an oxygen mask

Lydia Smith Oct 09, 2014

Warsaw has been one of Russia's toughest critics since it annexed part of Ukraine in March.

Nigel Wilson Oct 08, 2014

Andrei Belousov said Moscow ready to ramp up sanctions regime.

Finbarr Bermingham Oct 07, 2014

Humanitarian worker Laurent Etienne was killed when the ICRC office in Donetsk was shelled.

Priya Joshi Oct 02, 2014

Aidar Battalion fighter shown returning to Lviv after prisoner exchange

Jack Moore Oct 02, 2014

Pro-Kremlin TV headed by Putin's whispered lover Alina Kabayeva in picture propaganda controversy.

Umberto Bacchi Oct 01, 2014

EU ambassadors decide to maintain tough stance on Russia.

Finbarr Bermingham Sep 30, 2014

Nine people also injured in the attack on the APC in Donbas despite fragile ceasefire

Jack Moore Sep 29, 2014

Record numbers of Hasidic Jews visit Uman, despite turmoil in Ukraine

Valeriia Ketrysh Sep 26, 2014

Italian police seizes assets of Russian businessman close to President Putin.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 23, 2014

Markit says output growth in eurozone slumps to nine month low and may slow even more.

Shane Croucher Sep 23, 2014

El-Erian warns of increasing sanctions and counter sanctions between Russia and the West

Jerin Mathew Sep 23, 2014

'Lost Ivan' and the attack on a BBC film crew are damning for Vladimir Putin's version of events

Dominic Gover Sep 18, 2014

Men knock BBC cameraman to ground and beat him before grabbing and smashing camera.

Jack Moore Sep 18, 2014

'Poroshenko, talk to people' campaign gaining traction on Facebook and Twitter.

Valeriia Ketrysh Sep 17, 2014

EU Parliament President Martin Schulz hails historic vote in Kiev.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 16, 2014

Parliamentary Speaker Sergei Naryshkin labels US policy in eastern Europe as cynical and irresponsible

Jack Moore Sep 16, 2014

Hundreds join tomato battle in Amsterdam's Dam Square in protest against Moscow veggie ban.

Umberto Bacchi Sep 15, 2014

Ukraine President hopes to focus on economy if ceasefire holds in east.

Nigel Wilson Sep 12, 2014

Russia tests nuclear weapon as tensions continue to rise with Nato over Ukraine conflict

Jack Moore Sep 11, 2014

European Union races to stock supplies ahead of winter months as prospect of gas war looms.

Nigel Wilson Sep 11, 2014

New proposals could stop Western companies from working on oil exploration in Russian Arctic.

Nigel Wilson Sep 11, 2014

NIESR estimate shows 0.6% UK GDP growth in three months to end of August.

Shane Croucher Sep 09, 2014

Rosneft expected to be hit hardest by new EU sanctions.

Finbarr Bermingham Sep 09, 2014

Two Russian warplanes and surveillance aircraft suspected to be involved in Black Sea incident.

Vasudevan Sridharan Sep 09, 2014

Of all the decisions made in Newport it will be the moves to combat Isis that will have the greatest impact.

Nick Assinder Sep 05, 2014

Russian Foreign Ministry says decisions made at Nato Summit threaten peace process

Umberto Bacchi Sep 05, 2014

BREAKING: Officer taken at border checkpoint in escalation as Estonia summon Russia ambassador.

Jack Moore Sep 05, 2014

Kiev and rebels sign 14-point truce in Belarussian capital of Minsk.

Jack Moore Sep 05, 2014