KYIV, April 23 – Ukraine and Georgia are joining negotiations between Romania, Poland and Turkey for the first time to discuss security in the Black Sea and the region, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said during his visit to Bucharest.

KYIV, April 25 - Three Ukrainian television channels linked to an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin were blocked from broadcasting on Google's YouTube on Saturday, the Ukrainian government said, following its request to YouTube to have the channels taken down, Reuters reported.

KYIV, April 23 – Vaccination with the Korean vaccine AstraZeneca-SKBio delivered to Ukraine will begin in most regions on Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Health, Chief Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Liashko said during a press briefing in Kyiv on Friday.

KYIV, April 22 – Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal instructed to work out ways to enhance tourism between Ukraine and Turkey.

"Ukrainians are on the list of numerous tourists in Turkey, and the geography of their rest is constantly expanding.

KYIV, April 25 – Gazprom on Wednesday threatened to build a third direct natural gas pipeline from Russia across the Baltic Sea to Germany that would completely eliminate Ukraine’s gas transit operation.

KYIV, April 24 - The number of incidents with Ukrainian civil aircraft in January-March grew by 44% compared to the same period in 2017, from nine to 13 cases, the National Bureau of Air Accidents Investigation reported.

KIEV, April 24 - It is important for the International Monetary Fund that the leadership of the National Bank of Ukraine remain professionally independent, IMF Resident Representative in Ukraine Jerome Vacher said following the resignation of NBU Governor Valeriya Gontareva under pressure.

WASHINGTON, April 25 – The 2018 budget proposed by the U.S. Department of State in March provides for the reduction in international aid to Ukraine by 68.8%, according to the Voice of America.

KIEV, April 24 - Russia opposed Ukraine’s latest call for international peacekeeping troops to be deployed in eastern Ukraine after a U.S. citizen was killed by a blast in militant-held land, Newsweek reported.

MOSCOW, April 25 - Russia will begin supplying electricity to separatist-controlled areas after the Ukrainian government cut off power because of a heavy backlog of unpaid bills, the Associated Press reported.