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PM: Ukraine now ready for visa-free travel in European Union
KIEV, Feb. 22 – A European Commission final report on the visa-free regime with Ukraine confirms that Ukraine has taken all the necessary steps to introduce visa-free travels with the European Union, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk has said. |
France, Germany call for corruption end
KIEV, Feb. 23 - Germany and France on Tuesday urged Ukraine to root out corruption and quickly adopt a law on elections in the pro-Russian east that may help end the region's separatist war, AFP reported. |
Poroshenko pledges to return Crimea to control of Ukrainians
KIEV, Feb. 23 – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has pledged to return Crimea to Ukrainian control.
"The Ukrainian state will regain control over this temporarily occupied territory. I am not saying that this will be a simple thing to do which we will go through quickly. |
Poroshenko and Slovakian counterpart meet after Maidan commemoration
KIEV, Feb. 23 – President Petro Poroshenko and Slovakian President Andrej Kiska had a meeting in Kiev on Sunday after a march to commemorate the protestors killed during the Maidan revolution last year, and President Poroshenko subsequently invited his counterpart to return to Ukraine later in the year. |
Yatseniuk announces inquiry into State Fiscal Service officials
KIEV, Feb. 24 – Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk has announced that an official inquiry into State Fiscal Service officials has been launched.
"Ukraine's government suspends the State Fiscal Service leadership for the period of the official investigation," the Prime Minister said, during a meeting with the service on Tuesday. |
Paris ceasefire talks end on tense note
PARIS, Feb. 24 - Talks about a fragile peace deal for Ukraine ended in tension Tuesday, with differences over who is at fault over continued violence despite a cease-fire, the AP reported. |
Default by Ukraine likely, Standard & Poor's warns investors
LONDON, Feb. 21 - “It is likely that Ukraine will default in the absence of significantly favorable changes in circumstances, which we do not anticipate,“ Standard &Poor's ratings agency said, adding that “the political situation in Ukraine has deteriorated substantially." |
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