Putin faces choice on Ukraine and Crimea as Crimea weighs on Russia
The piece argues Putin may either stop with Crimea or seize more of Ukraine to counter Western pressure. It notes NATO expansion anxiety, historic deals, and the risk of a new Cold War. It concludes with cautious bets that he will halt at Crimea, given Russia’s economic fragility.
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Crimea
Russia
United States
European Union
Moscow
Vladimir Putin
Kiev
West
Putin
Europe
NATO
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Mikhail Gorbachev
George H.W. Bush
Germany
Bush
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Gorbachev
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
St. Petersburg
Kosovo
Serbia
Libya
Muammar Gaddafy
East
Black Sea
Volunteers urged for Meals on Wheels deliveries in Russell
Editorial thanks volunteers for braving cold to deliver a record number of meals. The Meals on Wheels coordinators invite new drivers for a small weekly commitment, with deliveries from hospital at 4 pm. Details include names, contact numbers, and July to December 2014 dates to be published in The Russell Banner.
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Meals On Wheels
Russell
Russell Banner
Alice Coulter
Mina Laycock
Anne Petz
Asking for Directions Complex Study Sparks Debate
A reader critiques a Industry Canada funded study titled the Asking for Directions Complex Psych Test. The author highlights gender differences in coaching receptiveness and criticizes the government for funding research she views as reinforcing stereotypes.
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Industry Canada
Ilona Jerabek
End of Canada's Afghanistan Mission Marked in Kabul
Canada lowers its flag in Kabul signaling the end of the Afghanistan mission as troops begin returning home. Joyce Murray pays tribute to Canadian forces RCMP civilians and families with 158 deaths noted and promises ongoing care for the returning personnel.
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Afghanistan
Canada
Kabul
Canadian Armed Forces
RCMP
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