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New law's adoption expected to boost transplant business in Ukraine

KIEV, Aug. 22 – The development of transplantology in Ukraine is expected to pick up after the adoption of the law on transplantation prompts Ukrainian pharmaceutical manufacturers to organize production of immunosuppressors that patients have to take after transplantation, said Iryna Sysoyenko, deputy head of the parliamentary healthcare committee.


Ukrainian envoy calls for joint weapons production talks with US

KIEV, Aug. 23 – Ukraine must start a dialog with the United States on joint production of weapons and ammunition on its territory and it would be beneficial both for Ukraine and the United States, Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Valeriy Chaly said.


Crimean Jazz Party violates sanctions, US embassy in Kiev says

KIEV, Aug. 20 – The U.S. Embassy in Kiev, in light of the upcoming Koktebel Jazz Party, has reminded American citizens that the United States and the European Union have instituted broad sanctions against activity in Crimea in response to Russia's continuing occupation and annexation of the peninsula.


Absentia prosecutor racks up criminal cases in Russian-occupied Crimea

KIEV, Aug. 21 – The Public Prosecutor's Office of Crimea, which is located in Kiev due to the annexation of the peninsula by Russia, has recorded 119 criminal proceedings in the pretrial investigation register, Senior Counselor of Justice and acting Public Prosecutor of Crimea Nazar Kholodnytsky said.


Prez: Ukraine is facing precarious year

KIEV, Aug. 24 - President Petro Poroshenko said on Monday Ukraine was facing a precarious year struggling to fend off what he called Russian strategies to undermine Kiev's drive for closer relations with Europe, Reuters reported.


Azarov and Belarus prime minister discuss LEDs and medicines

KIEV, Aug. 23 – Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and his Belarusian counterpart Mikhail Myasnikovich have discussed cooperation in the production of light-emitting diodes (LED) and medicines.


Parliament will pass pension reform in September, says Lytvyn

CHERVONOARMIYSK, Aug. 23 – Parliament will pass pension reform in September, Speaker Volodymyr Lytvy said.


Trial of former Crimean Parliament leader moved to Zaporizhia region

SIMFEROPOL, Aug. 22 – The trial of former Crimean Parliament Chairman Anatoliy Hrytsenko will take place in Zaporizhia region to ensure there is a fair judicial process.


3,000 Kiev protestors stopped by police

KIEV, Aug. 24 – About three thousand protesters, led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko’s allies, marched in downtown Kiev Wednesday, but were stopped by massive police forces, marking a short-lived Independence Day confrontation.


Yanukovych to make official visits to France and Poland this fall

KIEV, Aug. 19 – President Viktor Yanukovych will make official visits to France and Poland this fall, Oleh Voloshyn, director of Information Policy of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, said at a briefing in Kiev on Thursday.


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