KIEV, Aug. 1 – Ukraine for the third day remained an issue in the U.S. presidential race after Donald Trump on Monday sought to clarify his previous controversial comments on the subject, which had been ridiculed by the media worldwide.

KIEV, July 30 – The economic crisis has been overcome in Ukraine, according to President Viktor Yanukovych.

"We knew about the challenges and threats faced by the state, and we have, without exaggeration, managed to save Ukraine.

KIEV, July 30 – A free-trade area within the Commonwealth of Independent States is the best form of relations between CIS members Ukrainian Premier Mykola Azarov has said that the agreement on.

KIEV, July 31 – Deputy Prime Minister and Social Policy Minister Sergiy Tyhypko, deputy leader of the ruling Regions Party, believes the pro-government party has achieved good results, which, in his opinion, gives it the moral right to participate in parliamentary elections.

KIEV/MOSCOW, August 1 - African swine fever has been registered in Zaporizhia region, the State Veterinary and Biosecurity Service reported.

The report says that losses of pigs from the virus were registered in Komyshuvatka, Zaporizhia region in a private household.

KIEV, Aug. 1 - Ukraine doesn’t expect Russia’s Gazprom to charge penalties for the country’s dramatic reduction of natural gas imports in 2012, Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 - An International Monetary Fund team will come to Ukraine in September to assess its budget plans as the government tries to persuade the lender to restart a $15 billion loan program.

KHARKIV, Aug. 1 – The previous leadership of Kharkiv’s Malyshev Plant should pay part of the fines imposed by Iraq on Ukraine for its failure to supply on time a first batch of BTR-4 armored personnel carriers under a contract worth $550 million, said Mykhailo Dobkin, head of Kharkiv Regional Administration.

KIEV, Aug. 1 – The Cabinet of Ministers has approved an agreement between the governments of Ukraine and Russia on cooperation in preventing emergencies and cleaning up any damage from them in villages and towns where elements of the Russian Black Sea Fleet are deployed in Ukraine.

KIEV, Aug. 1 — Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said Monday she may be jailed before Ukraine celebrates Independence Day on Aug. 24, and said President Viktor Yanukovych has personally given the deadline.