KIEV, Nov. 24 – Ukraine has brought its dispute with Russia on the ban on imports of Ukrainian wallpaper to the World Trade Organization's committee on technical barriers against trade.

BELGRADE, Nov. 24 - The next round of trilateral negotiations on Ukraine-EU association issues is scheduled for December 1, Russian Foreign Ministry European cooperation department director Andrei Kelin told Interfax on Tuesday.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – The Infrastructure Ministry has drawn up a project to construct a new port which will handle cargo at moors and will be located in the Dnipro-Bug estuary.

KIEV, Nov. 25 – OSCE Representative for Media Freedom Dunja Mijatovic has welcomed the adoption of a Ukrainian law which sets out the path towards ending state and municipal ownership of print media outlets.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 25 - A top U.S. military commander, General Philip Breedlove, will visit Ukraine on Wednesday for talks with senior political and military leaders, a spokesman said, Reuters reported.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 25 – NATO's Parliamentary Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution to support Ukraine's struggle for its territorial integrity and sovereignty.

KIEV, Nov. 25 - Ukraine leveled fresh charges on Tuesday that Russia was sending support to pro-Russian separatists in the east, saying that five columns of heavy equipment were seen crossing onto Ukrainian territory on Monday, Reuters reported.

KIEV, Nov. 24 – Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has reportedly documented serious violations of human rights by illegal armed formations in Donbas and Crimea.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 24 - Ukraine needs, first and foremost, the protection of its sovereignty and territorial integrity, the strengthening of defense capabilities and democratic institutions, and the implementation of the necessary political and economic reforms, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said in his address to the delegates of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly.

KIEV, Nov. 24 – Ukraine's population, not including temporarily occupied Crimea, has dropped to 42,973,696 people as of October 1, 2014, with the resident population standing at 42,804,059 people, according to a report on the demographic situation issued by the State Statistics Service.