Q&A: FSI scholar discusses uncertainty in crisis-ridden Ukraine

RTR3FQXR An ethnic Russian Ukrainian holds a Russian flag as Crimean Tatars rally near the Crimean parliament building in Simferopol Feb. 26, 2014. Thousands of pro-Russia separatists tussled with supporters of Ukraine's new leaders in Crimea as tempers boiled over the future of the region following the upheaval that swept away President Viktor Yanukovich.
Norman Naimark argues that the Ukrainian crisis reflects a deep desire among many people in that country for a more democratic, pro-Western government and economy. But the future is unclear.