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The article reports that fighting and violence near the site of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash in Ukraine prohibited Australian and Dutch investigators from visiting the wreckage on July 27, 2014 with mention of U.S. and Ukraine officials' alleged evidence that pro-Russian separatists shot down the flight.

The article looks at the July 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, profiling family members of passengers who were waiting for news of their relatives at the Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Amsterdam, Netherlands, airports and noting numerous AIDS researchers were on the flight.

The article presents Asian news briefs as of September 8, 2014 on topics including coal shortages in India, the trial of a detained American in North Korea, and the investigation into the Malaysia Airlines flight 17 incident.

The article looks at the July 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine, citing the March 2014 disappearance of another Malaysia Airlines flight and discussing the likely impact of the two incidents on the company's future business.

The article discusses the July 18, 2014 crash of a Malaysia Airlines commercial jet in Ukraine, killing all 298 people aboard. U.S. intelligence sources say either the Russian military or pro-Russian rebels in Ukraine fired the missile that brought the plane down. Russian President Vladimir Putin attributed the tragedy to violence in eastern Ukraine that he blamed the Ukrainian government for. U.S. President Barack Obama emphasized the need for Ukraine to secure the crash site.

The article reports that the black boxes on the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 that crashed in Ukraine on July 17, 2014 are older versions and therefore are likely to provide limited information for the investigation into the crash.

The article looks at the status of the investigation into the July 2014 crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in Ukraine, noting that Netherlands is leading the investigation and discussing difficulties related to the conflict between Russian-backed rebels and the Ukrainian government in the area.

The article discusses the claim that the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over Ukraine in 2014 has sparked questions about prohibitions against flights over alleged war zones, focusing on inquiries into why a comprehensive flight ban was not in place prior to the downing of Flight 17.