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Russia sought to link Ukraine, N Korea

KYIV, Aug. 22 – Russia was actively working with selected foreign diplomats in Moscow in early June to accuse Ukraine of helping North Korea develop missile technology, a top Ukrainian security official said Tuesday.


NBU Governor vows to implement IMF program in Ukraine

KYIV, July 22 – The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) will fully and on time fulfill all obligations under the memorandum with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), governor of the central bank Kyrylo Shevchenko said during the first meeting with IMF representatives.


Anti-corruption activist’s house torched

KYIV, July 23 - A prominent Ukrainian anti-corruption campaigner said Thursday his house had been set on fire and condemned authorities for failing to protect activists, AFP reported.


West sees catalyst for reform in Ukraine

KYIV, July 23 - The West has hailed Ukraine’s parliamentary election as a catalyst for major reform, and Moscow tentatively welcomed it as a “vote of hope”, as the country’s president Volodymy Zelenskiy and his allies pondered candidates for key posts, the Irish Times reported.


U.S. to issue $200-mln in security, defense assistance to Ukraine

KYIV, July 23 - The United States has decided to issue $200 million to Ukraine to strengthen security and defense in the 2018 budget year, the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States reported.


Ukraine prepares to ramp up borrowing

LONDON, July 23 - Ukraine is preparing to ramp up its borrowing, its new acting finance minister told Reuters on Monday, with plans to restart bond issuance in euros and look at issuing debt in currencies such as China’s yuan for the first time.


Volker: Russia to blame for ‘hot war’

KIEV, July 23 - Russian aggression is to blame for violence in eastern Ukraine, where people are dying in what should be seen as a "hot war" rather than a "frozen conflict,” Reuters reported Sunday citing the U.S. special envoy to the Ukraine peace talks said on a visit to Ukraine.


Pentagon may supply Ukraine with long-range radar, WSJ reports

WASHINGTON, July 23 - The U.S. Department of Defense intends to supply long-range radar to Ukraine to help the country counter artillery attacks by Russia-backed militants, the Wall Street Journal reported, referring to a representative of the department.


Leaders call for ceasefire implementation

KIEV, July 23 - The leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine held talks over the conflict in east Ukraine, with all sides calling for the full implementation of a ceasefire deal, the French presidency said, AFP reported.


It's 'inappropriate' to speak of default, presidential rep says

KIEV, July 21 - The threat of a technical default exists but it is inappropriate to talk about a default in Ukraine in general, according to the president's representative in the Cabinet of Ministers Oleksandr Danyliuk.


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