KYIV, Feb 8 – Ukraine is concerned that some countries may continue to restrict travel even after the coronavirus pandemic is over and urged for international discussions on the matter, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Monday.

KYIV, Feb 9 – An overwhelming majority of Ukrainians are not happy with the economy and most people would like the government and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to step down, according to an opinion poll released Tuesday.

KYIV, Feb 9 – China delayed release of a license to Ukrainian company Lekhim that was supposed to start importing Chinese coronavirus vaccine to Ukraine, Reuters reported Tuesday citing a source in the health ministry.

KYIV, Feb 7 – Ukraine and Italy will seek to accelerate trade and economic cooperation within the next few years as pace of reforms accelerates, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Friday.

KYIV, Feb 6 – The UNICEF would urgently supply 220,000 doses of measles vaccine to Ukraine at the end of February, the press service of Ukraine's Health Ministry has reported.

This is vaccine from Belgium (GlaxoSmithKline, GSK), which at once after its arrival would be delivered to the regions, the ministry said.

KYIV, Feb 7 - Antonov Airlines, a division of Antonov State Enterprise, has taken part in preparations for the launch of a super-powerful Falcon Heavy rocket from the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, Florida, Ukraine's Embassy in the United States reported.

KYIV, Feb. 7 - Corrupt Ukrainian officials are being let off the hook because verification of their online declarations of income and assets is failing, Reuters reported Wednesday citing the head of the anti-corruption bureau.

JERUSALEM, Feb. 7 - A Russian diplomat cautioned Israel on Wednesday over a proposed law that would formally recognize the deaths of millions of Ukrainians under Soviet rule as a genocide, Reuters reported.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9 - Nine senators from his own Republican party urged President Trump on Thursday to take a "tough-minded" approach to Russia, joining a growing chorus of lawmakers addressing concerns that he might be too conciliatory toward Moscow, Reuters reported.

TALLIN, Feb. 7 – Estonia intends to allocate EUR 400,000 to Ukraine for solving the problems associated with the humanitarian crisis in the country, the Estonian Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.