Ukraine Road Trip: From Kiev to Crimea, The Heart And Soul Of A Nation On The Brink Of War

KIEV -- This is a city of late awakenings, where Lenin's statue was only recently toppled, more than two decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, and where shops rarely open before 10 a.m. On Red Army Street - a name that itself indicates a kind of historical lassitude, Viktoria Konyome, manager of the international fashion house Escada's local branch, says that despite the remarkable vigor of the Maidan uprising, life - and for her, business -- is slower than ever. "People are saving money f...