KIEV, April 21 - Demand for foreign currency in Ukraine has fallen in April as supply has increased, the National Bank of Ukraine said on its website.

"Growth has been seen in the supply of foreign currency on the Ukrainian currency market since early April while demand for currency is on the decline.

KIEV, April 23 – Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko continued on her collision course Wednesday with President Viktor Yushchenko, this time sparring over privatization of Odessa Portside Plant, a major producer and exporter of ammonia.

KIEV, April 23 – Ukraine lifted restrictions on exports of grain in anticipation of a good grain harvest later this year, ending a controversial measure that had been first enacted 17 months ago.

KIEV, April 23 – The National Bank of Ukraine may soon let the hryvnia gain more value against the U.S. dollar by increasing the range within which the national currency is allowed to fluctuate.

KIEV, April 23 ??“ Ukraine??™s two biggest opposition groups, the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc and Our Ukraine, submitted papers to the Central Electoral Committee that may eventually make the legislature incapable.

KIEV, April 23 ??“ Support for Our Ukraine, President Viktor Yushchenko??™s party, rose over the past month for the first time since March 2006 election following his decree to dismiss Parliament, a poll showed on Monday.

KIEV, April 23 ??“ The pro-Russian coalition seeks to avoid early election, but is apparently ready to accept other conditions that had been recently suggested by President Viktor Yushchenko as a way out of political crisis.

KYIV, March 23 - The amount of direct documented damage to the infrastructure of Ukraine over the year of full-scale military aggression unleashed by the Russian Federation reached $143.8 billion, follows from the report of the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) KSE Institute.

BRUSSELS, March 23 – European Union leaders declared their commitment to ensure full accountability for Russia's war crimes in Ukraine, including prosecution of Russian officials responsible.

KYIV, March 23 – Ukrainians express record support for the country's membership in the NATO alliance - 82% of Ukrainians support it, according to the results of a poll conducted by the Rating Sociological Group, which were released on Thursday.