VIDEO: 2016 Election Will Hinge on Foreign Affairs

The crisis in Ukraine and elsewhere will put foreign policy at the forefront of the 2016 presidential election, Jerry Seib says on the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.

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Russian diplomat to Americans on Crimea: Chill out and do some yoga

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Russian officials have taken to mercifully mocking their United States colleagues for their concern over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and one high-ranking official is advising his western counterparts to accept it, move on and hit the yoga mat.
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Celente: Sanctions against Russia over Crimea are toothless

More than two dozen Russian and Crimean officials have been sanctioned with travel bans and asset freezes in the US and Europe. But, few seem to be happy wit…

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Russian ambassador says ‘Crimea is a part’ of Russia

Pro-Russian people celebrate in the central square in Sevastopol, Ukraine, late Sunday, March 16, 2014. Russian flags fluttered above jubilant crowds Sunday after residents in Crimea voted overwhelmingly to secede from Ukraine and join Russia. The United States and Europe condemned the ballot…
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‘She annexes your heart’: Reasons why Crimea prosecutor Poklonskaya not to be messed with

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Where a Libertarian Should Stand on Crimea

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In opposing and challenging U.S. foreign policy, there is a tendency among some in the libertarian movement to excuse the crimes and misdeeds of foreign regimes that Washington sees as antagonistic. Fundamentally, I believe this represents a grave bias that has no place in the liberty…
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Where Libertarians Should Really Stand on Crimea

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John Glaser’s blog post on Crimea is typically American – i.e. it is bathed in unconscious albeit ferocious nationalism.
He starts out by accusing me of excusing “the crimes and misdeeds of foreign regimes that Washington sees as antagonistic.”
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Obama Suggests Russian Annexation of Crimea Is Worse Than Iraq Invasion

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Via Charles Davis, the Washington Post reports on comments made by President Obama today:
Speaking in Brussels, Obama dismissed suggestions by Russia and its supporters that the Iraq war undercuts the United States’ credibility in criticizing Russia’s incursion into Crimea in…
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VIDEO: In Brussels, Obama Calls for NATO Members to ‘Step Up’

In a speech in Brussels, President Barack Obama said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine represented a challenge to the long-held view that Europe’s borders cannot be redrawn by force, and called for greater sanctions and military preparedness. Photo: AP.

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Economic cost of Crimea seizure mounts for Russia

MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The economic impact of annexing Crimea from Ukraine could drive Russia into a sharp recession this year even if the West stops short of trade sanctions, the World Bank warned on Wednesday.

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