KIEV, Jan. 24 - The European Union will issue EUR 800,000 for the repair and equipment of administrative services centers, Swedish Ambassador to Ukraine Martin Hagstrom said.
KIEV, Jan. 24 - President Petro Poroshenko said Tuesday world powers should keep sanctions on Russia, rejecting U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal to consider reducing the penalties if Moscow proved a useful ally, Reuters reported.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24 - Ukraine still remains among the most corrupt countries in the world, according to a report released today by Transparency International.
KIEV, Jan. 24 - Ukraine and Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday signed a production sharing agreement that opens the door for a major shale gas extraction project in the country, President Viktor Yanukovych’s press service reported.
KIEV, Jan. 24 – President Viktor Yanukovych will skip an annual Ukrainian panel discussion in Davos on Friday and return back to Kiev as opposition groups seek to mount an attack against his closest allies.
KIEV, Jan. 23 – As part of his working visit to Davos, President Viktor Yanukovych will deliver a speech at the session of the Energy Summit on January 26, and on January 27 the Ukrainian president will participate in a discussion entitled "The New Energy Architecture: Possible and Effective Transformation.”
KIEV, Jan. 24 – Ukraine will continue to work to increase domestic production of energy resources, President Viktor Yanukovych said in an exclusive interview for the joint project of The New York Times News Service & Syndicate and Segodnya Multimedia - "Ukraine and the World in 2012. Global Agenda."
KIEV, Jan. 24 – President Viktor Yanukovych has said that the Ukrainian authorities intend to maintain the dynamics of economic growth in 2012 and said the public will see real positive results from current reforms.
KIEV, Jan. 24 – Prime Minister Mykola Azarov last week submitted his resignation, but President Viktor Yanukovych refused to accept it, a news agency reported Tuesday, citing a source.
KIEV, Jan. 24 – A Ukrainian government team left for Washington on Tuesday seeking to persuade the International Monetary Fund to resume its $15.5 billion lending program without hiking domestic natural gas prices.
