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Ukraine may further delay reforms: CASE

KYIV, Feb 22 – Ukraine may further delay economic reforms without feeling pressure from the International Monetary Fund due to easy borrowing on capital markets, Executive Director of CASE Ukraine Dmytro Boyarchuk said.


Majority of Ukrainians would not support Zelenskiy’s reelection, poll finds

KYIV, Feb 19 – Some 57.1% of Ukrainians would not support the re-nomination of incumbent head of state Volodymyr Zelenskiy for the 2024 presidential elections, while 27.9% of respondents would support, according to the results of a national survey conducted by Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) and the Socis center on February 11 to February 16, 2021.


Ukraine denies reports EU scrapped border project funding

KYIV, Feb 21 – Ukraine’s State Fiscal Service on Wednesday denied media reports that the European Union (EU) had scrapped financing of infrastructure projects on the Ukrainian border due to corruption.


U.S. citizen joining Ukroboronprom board to boost transparency: Poroshenko

KYIV, Feb 22 - The participation of U.S. representative Anthony Tether in the supervisory board of the Ukroboronprom State Concern will contribute to the transparency of the state concern's work, President Petro Poroshenko said.


Border service bars Saakashvili from entering Ukraine for three years

KYIV, Feb. 22 - Ukraine's border service has banned Mikheil Saakashvili from entering Ukraine for three years, days after he was expelled from the country, RFE/RL reported Wednesday.


EU shuts down Ukraine border projects

KIEV, Feb. 22 - The European Union is shutting down a border checkpoint scheme with Ukraine, deepening doubts about Kyiv’s ability to deliver reforms in return for billions in European aid, Reuters reported.


Prosecutor opens criminal case against MP in Crimea lease proposal

KIEV. Feb 21 – The Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (based in Kiev) has opened a criminal case against Parliament deputy Andriy Artemenko, who is suspected of committing state treason.


Parliament fails to pass extractive industries transparency bill

KIEV, Feb. 22 – Parliament failed to pass at first reading bill No. 4840 on the disclosure of information in extractive industries.

The lawmakers started considering the bill at the end of the working day.


Government ready to 'strengthen control,' PM tells Donbas blockaders

KIEV, Feb. 22 – Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman at a meeting with representatives of the so-called trade blockade in Donbas pointed out the risks for Ukrainians coming from the blockade and assured that the government is ready to strengthen control.


Latest ceasefire apparently not holding

KIEV, Feb. 22 - Peace in eastern Ukraine remains elusive of violations of a newly proclaimed ceasefire continued into Wednesday, according to a CNN report.


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