KIEV, May 13 - Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko’s group Tuesday blocked President Viktor Yushchenko from making his annual address to the nation in Parliament, showing the depth of the mutual hostility between them and calling into question the future of their coalition.

KRAKOW, May 11 ??“ President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko has said that Ukraine will remain a serious player on the European electricity market.

"I consider as a key priority for the future [Ukraine's] joining Europe's UCTE system, with subsequent growth in electricity exports to European countries," he said during an energy summit in the Polish city of Krakow on Friday.

WARSAW, May 11 - Poland wants the diversification of energy supplies aimed at reducing its dependence on Russia, and believes the project is important for the European Union, Poland's Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga said Friday.

KIEV, May 13 ??“ President Viktor Yushchenko on Saturday replaced Vitaliy Hayduk with Ivan Pliushch as his top security adviser, a position that may shortly play a crucial role in settling political crisis in Ukraine.

KRAKOW, May 11 - President Viktor Yushchenko said the project for creation of an international energy consortium might be joined by other participants in addition to Ukraine, Poland, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Lithuania and Kazakhstan.

KIEV, May 11 ??“ A new agreement between Russia and Kazakhstan will significantly boost the volume of oil transited via Ukraine, according to Ukrainian Energy Minister Yuriy Boyko.

KYIV, Apr 11 – Ukraine needs funding from partners for its own defense production, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said.

KYIV, Apr 11 – The German government at its meeting on Wednesday, April 10, approved a program of measures aimed at attracting private investments, as well as funds from philanthropists and various foundations, to the restoration of the Ukrainian national economy destroyed by the war, DW reports.

KYIV, April 11 - A massive missile and drone attack destroyed one of Ukraine’s largest power plants and damaged others, officials said Thursday, part of a renewed Russian campaign targeting energy infrastructure.

KYIV, April 13 – The government of Japan plans to send $3.5 billion of direct budget support to Ukraine during 2023, these funds will help finance priority, namely social and humanitarian spending.