KIEV, April 19– The package of documents that need to be presented on the border with the EU will not change after the introduction of a visa-free regime, First Deputy Foreign Minister Vadym Prystaiko said.

KIEV, April 19 – President Petro Poroshenko met with Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Boris Johnson and Minister of State for the Ministry of Defense Mike Penning in London on Wednesday, April 19, to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral military cooperation and develop economic interaction.

KIEV, April 19 – Former Slovakian Finance Minister Ivan Miklos will continue chairing the Group of Strategic Advisors for Support of Reforms in Ukraine for one more year.

MOSCOW, April 21 - The U.S. does not plan to deliver Javelin shoulder-mounted anti-tank missile systems to Ukraine for the moment and is sending defensive gear alone to that country, U.S. Ambassador to Russia John Tefft said on Ekho Moskvy radio.

KIEV, April 22 – According to a pretrial investigation, the total losses incurred by the Cabinet of Ministers amount to UAH 685 million, First Deputy Prosecutor General Volodymyr Huzyr said.

KIEV, April 22 – An International Monetary Fund mission is expected to arrive in Ukraine late in May for the first review of the Extended Fund Facility program, after which Ukraine may be given a second tranche of the program in the amount of SDR 1.182 billion (about $1.63 billion), Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko said.

KIEV, April 22 – Over 1,000 coalminers who came to protest outside the presidential administration's building in downtown Kiev and hand over their demands to the country's leadership broke through police lines on Bankova Street and came close to the building today.

WASHINGTON, April 22 – The United States accused Russia Wednesday of building up its forces along the border with Ukraine, boosting air defense systems in the country and training Ukrainian rebels in the east, AFP reported.

KIEV, April 22 - A Ukrainian court ruling has frozen the assets and property of Odessa oil refinery amid an investigation into alleged massive illegal imports of gasoline, the Internal Affairs Ministry reported Tuesday.

KIEV, April 22 - Ukraine will seek to attract U.S. and European energy companies to modernize and to operate the country’s natural gas transportation system, Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said Tuesday.

Yatseniuk made the comments after meeting U.S. Vice President Joe Biden in Kiev who has come to assure Ukraine in support amid growing fears of armed confrontation with Russia.