Russia-Ukraine tensions
Tense atmosphere grows in Ukraine after Russian military forces occupy Crimean peninsula
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Tense atmosphere grows in Ukraine after Russian military forces occupy Crimean peninsula
Former CIA deputy director says economic sanctions "could bite the Russians" but might backfire in long run
Oil climbed 1.6 percent on supply concerns; Russia is a major exporter
Moscow Exchange fell about 10 percent in the first hour of trading Monday
Can President Obama be any match for Vladimir Putin's determination to assert Russian power in Ukraine?
"We're not trying to make this a Cold War," U.S. secretary of state says, but says sanctions are being prepared if Russia doesn't withdraw
With Russian troops in the Crimea and Ukraine mobilizing its forces, “we are on the brink of disaster,” interim PM Yatsenyuk said
Secretary of defense warns Russia to tread carefully as Ukraine unravels and also weighs in on Pentagon budget cuts
Secretary General Ban Ki-moon calls Russian president to appeal for direct dialogue with Kiev
New leader urges Russia to return troops to bases in wake of Putin getting green light to use military
Republicans' 2008 vice presidential nominee says she predicted Russia might invade Ukraine if Obama was elected
Russia executes de facto takeover of strategic Crimea region as pro-Russian demonstrations break out in Ukraine's east
Tensions in Ukraine spread to the Crimean peninsula
New prime minister says Crimea will remain part of Ukraine, while U.S. backs Kiev government and warns Russia against intervening
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel urges Russia not to take action as ousted leader's ally scrambles fighter jets to patrol border
Russian news agencies say Viktor Yanukovich "granted" request for protection inside Russia as pro-Kremlin gunmen seize gov't buildings in eastern Ukraine
Wall Street was poised for a lower opening too, a reverse from earlier, with both Dow futures and the broader S&P futures down
National unrest can often put diplomats on thin ice, but Yuriy Sergeyev insists "we are hear to work for the state and its people"
Moscow claims the 150,000 troops assembling near their restive former territory don't have to do with their ally's overthrow
Interim leader delays formation of new gov't, warns of "dangerous signs of separatism" in regions loyal to ousted president Yanukovich
Acting interior minister says warrants for Viktor Yanukovych and others issued as calls mount to put ousted leader on trial
A round-up of the news made on the February 23, 2014 edition of Face the Nation
Ukrainians get a first glimpse at the lavish property abandoned by Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych and prosecutor general Viktor Pshonka
The former prime minister is freed from prison, after months of political unrest in her nation's capital
Embattled president leaves capital for support base as parliament seeks to oust him, form new government