KYIV, June 9 – Ukraine will seek to join the European Green Deal, a renewable energy program, to integrate the country’s energy infrastructure with the European Union.

KYIV, June 9 – Ukraine will seek help from the European Union for ways of reforming the coal mining industry in order to avoid social disruptions and massive layoffs, the Energy and Environmental Protection Ministry said.

WASHINGTON, June 9 - The International Monetary Fund's executive board approved on Tuesday a $5 billion loan deal for Ukraine that Kyiv says is needed to stave off default as the coronavirus pandemic plunges the Eastern European country's economy into recession, Reuters reported.

KIEV, June 9 – Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko believes that there is insufficient evidence to open a criminal investigation into possible wrongdoing by former Prime Minister and head of the People's Front Party Arseniy Yatseniuk.

KIEV, June 9 - In a strongly worded statement, Ukraine's central bank warned that the country risks damaging its reputation and economic stability if it fails to keep up with a $17.5 billion bailout program from the International Monetary Fund.

KIEV, June 8 – Head of international anti-corruption network Transparency International Jose Carlos Ugaz Sanchez Moreno has emphasized that first of all Ukraine needs the political will of the state itself to implement anti-corruption legislation.

KIEV, June 8 – Prime Minister Volodymyr Hroysman has touted the necessity of facilitating power grid connection for businesses.

"We have an intricate system in Ukraine for the business to tap into a power line.

KIEV, June 8 – Energy efficiency reform will let Ukraine reduce gas imports by at least 1% per year over the next five years, President Petro Poroshenko said at a National Reforms Council meeting on energy efficiency.

KIEV, June 8 - Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has reiterated that Canada would never recognize the incorporation of Crimea into Russia whether "it takes five months or 50 years" to return the peninsula under Ukrainian sovereignty.

KIEV, June 9 – Deputy Defense Minister on European Integration (until recently head of Ukraine's Mission to NATO), Ihor Dolhov, has said that the governments of NATO member states should consider Ukraine's requests for weapons more favorably.