Tag Archives: Crimea

Political Analyst: EU is Like the Wizard of Oz

Posted on March 11, 2014 by Keld Bach

A standoff over the Autonomous Republic of Crimea is grabbing global headlines, but Ukraine’s failing economy could prove to be a much larger problem for Kiev than territorial issues. How much longer can the financial heart of the country beat? … Continue reading →

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Putin: U.S. Wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya Distorted International Law

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Keld Bach

Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya were distortions of international law and UNSC resolution, says Vladimir Putin during is conversation with journalists. Asked about criticism of Russia over its stance on Ukraine, Putin dismissed the accusations that Russia is acting illegitimately. … Continue reading →

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Russia is Allowed to Have 25,000 Troops in Crimea

Posted on March 5, 2014 by Keld Bach

Ukraine’s statement at the UN that 16,000 Russian soldiers have been deployed to Crimea has caused a frenzy among Western media which chooses to ignore that those troops have been there since the late 1990s in accordance with a Kiev-Moscow … Continue reading →

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Facts You Need to Know About the Current Situation in Crimea

Posted on March 1, 2014 by Keld Bach

With its multinational society and a long history of conquests, the Crimean Peninsula has always been a crossroads of cultures – and a hotbed of conflicts. Amid Ukrainian turmoil, every ethnic group of Crimeans has its own vision of the … Continue reading →

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