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Pro-Russian coalition seeks to resume controversial tax schemes

KIEV, July 24 ??“ Parliament??™s pro-Russian coalition, which plans to form the government, voted on Monday to approve a resolution seeking to resume controversial schemes that had been used by well-connected businesses to evade tax payments.


Yushchenko: Ukraine faces ???isolation??? as some groups reduce democracy

KIEV, July 24 ??“ President Viktor Yushchenko warned Monday that Ukraine has been facing an international ???isolation??? as some political groups have been seeking ???to wrap up democratic reforms,??? the presidential press service reported.


Ukraine moves towards political clash

KIEV, July 24 ??“ Ukraine has been moving towards a major political clash on Monday after the pro-Russian coalition in Parliament warned it would not obey President Viktor Yushchenko??™s likely decision to dismiss the legislature.


Ministry weighs Egypt travel advisory

KIEV, July 24 ??“ The Foreign Ministry is weighing whether to advise Ukrainians against trips to Egypt following a wave of deadly terrorist attacks there Saturday, a news agency reported.


Poroshenko, in China, touts potential for space cooperation

KIEV, July 22 - Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council Secretary Petro Poroshenko believes that Ukraine and China have an enormous potential for cooperation in space exploration.


EC said to demand huge cut in ferrous metal scrap duty for WTO

KIEV, July 22 ??“ The European Commission says one of the key conditions for Ukraine's accession to the World Trade Organization is that it cuts export duty on ferrous metal scrap over five years from ?30/ton to ?5/ton.


U.S. plans to send $150-mln aid to Ukraine

WASHINGTON, June 24 - The U.S. is expected to announce Tuesday it is sending an additional $150 million in critically needed munitions to Ukraine, as Russia accuses Ukraine of using U.S.-provided munitions to strike inside Russia or Russian-held territory, The Associated Press reported citing two U.S. officials.


Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova seeking to boost security cooperation with EU

KYIV, June 24 – Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova hope that the format of the Associated Trio will strengthen cooperation with the EU in the security and defense sectors as well as help find new tools for deepening economic integration, according to a joint statement by Foreign Ministers of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba; Georgia David Zalkaliani and Moldova Aureliu Ciocoi eleased by the Euractiv publication.


Ukraine’s economy may contract more than 5% in 2020, NBU reports

KYIV, June 23 – The contraction of Ukraine's economy in 2020 may be deeper than recently forecast by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) and may exceed 5%, the NBU reported.


Putin’s comments raise fears of Ukraine war

KYIV, June 23 – President Vladimir Putin’s recent comments about legitimacy of Russia’s borders raised concerns among U.S. and European officials that Moscow may be laying the groundwork for a further military incursion into Ukraine, Time reported Tuesday.


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