Few answers, many questions in Crimea controversy


The decision to no longer recognise degrees from Crimea State Medical University in Ukraine has disappointed many Malaysians aspiring to become doctors. Some remain unconvinced by the reasons given for the move. 

IT HAS been two weeks since Crimea State Medical University (CSMU) in Ukraine was derecognised. 

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