KIEV, Oct. 21 – Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has protested a resolution adopted by the Russian government to put the cultural heritage sites of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol on the list of Russia's cultural heritage of federal importance.
GENEVA, Oct. 21 - Ukraine launched its first trade dispute against Russia at the World Trade Organization with a complaint about restrictions on Ukrainian-made railway equipment, the WTO said on Wednesday, according to Reuters.
KIEV, Oct. 20 – President Petro Poroshenko said that it is important to immediately form a powerful coalition of democratic forces in order to hold parliamentary elections on October 26 fairly and transparently.
KIEV, Oct. 20 – Ukrainian national oil and gas concern Naftogaz Ukrayiny could cover a cash shortfall in payments for gas using money from the International Monetary Fund and other international financial organizations, President Petro Poroshenko said.
KIEV, Oct. 20 – About 100 to 150 unidentified aggressively appearing men wearing masks and clothes with symbols of the Ukrainian nationalist movement Right Sector attempted to raid the Zaporizhstal metallurgy plant on Saturday morning.
KIEV, Oct. 21 - Ukraine’s national energy company Naftogaz Ukrayiny appealed to the arbitration court in Stockholm seeking to change its contract with Gazprom of Russia on transit of natural gas to Europe, the company reported Tuesday.
KIEV, Oct. 21 - President Petro Poroshenko, in a move to head off discontent before the election, signed a law on Tuesday that will allow ousted leader Viktor Yanukovych to be tried by court in his absence for crimes carried out while he was in power, Reuters reported.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 21 - Russia and Ukraine failed to reach an accord on gas supplies for the coming winter in EU-brokered talks on Tuesday but agreed to meet again in Brussels in a week in the hope of ironing out problems over Kiev's ability to pay, Reuters reported.