Malaysian Plane Most Likely Shot Down by Separatists, May Not Change Course of Conflict

The Malaysian plane that was shot down Thursday in east Ukraine may not immediately change the course of the bloody conflict in the country.

Ukraine Military Gains on Rebels, Recaptures Slovyasnk

By Jessica Michele Herring
The Ukraine military is gaining on the rebels after the military recaptured the town of Slovyansk, which had been taken over by pro-Russia rebels.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko Proposes Cease-Fire

By Jessica Michele Herring
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko proposed a cease-fire Wednesday in an effort to end the violent clashes between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russia militants that has been ongoing for more than two months.

Russia and Ukraine Reach Stalemate in Gas Price Negotiations

By Jessica Michele Herring
Russia and Ukraine reached a stalemate Wednesday in talks over gas prices.

Ukraine Protests Turn Deadly as Government Rolls Tanks [LIVE STREAM]

By Carlos Garcia
In the worst case scenario Ukraine will devolve into civil war
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