MOSCOW, Feb. 20 ??“ Russia hasn??™t been looking at a possibility of withdrawing its naval fleet from Sevastopol and other Ukrainian ports after 2017, a Russian state newswire reported Monday citing a senior official.
KIEV, Feb. 20 ??“ Kiev Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko on Monday scrambled to find ways of supporting thousands of real estate investors that had lost 400 mln hryvnias due to a major construction scam earlier this year.
KIEV, Feb. 20 ??“ Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said Monday her group may join President Viktor Yushchenko??™s Our Ukraine in a coalition government only after recent natural gas agreements with Russia are cancelled.
KIEV, Feb. 20 ??“ Ukraine's trade deficit in 2006 could be $2 bln reversing an expected surplus of $300 mln in 2005, Valeriy Heets, the Chairman of the Council of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), said.
KIEV, Feb. 20 ??“ Ukraine should seek an economic support from its Western allies to offset ongoing trade wars with Russia that are politically motivated, Economy Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said.
MOSCOW. Feb. 17 - Moody's Investors Service has confirmed Ukraine's foreign-currency bank deposit ceiling at B2 with a stable outlook and changed its outlook to stable from developing for other key ratings to reflect the relative political stability that has been achieved in recent weeks, Interfax-Ukraine reported.
KIEV, Feb. 17 - Ukraine will seek to attract foreign investments and capitalize on its strategic location between the European Union and Russia to boost its energy sector, Energy and Fuel Minister Ivan Plachkov said Thursday.
KIEV, Feb. 17 - A Kiev court ruled Thursday that the privatization last year of Ukraine's largest steel mill was illegal, reversing its own decision that allowed the sale to people close to former President Leonid Kuchma.
KIEV, Feb. 17 ??“ Justice Minister Roman Zvarych was said to have submitted his resignation Thursday, apparently after a clash with Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko over her push to ban re-exports of crude oil from Ukraine.
KYIV, Jan 10 – There is no threat of a reduction or limitation of electricity imports from Europe to Ukraine due to statements by Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico to cut off its supplies, Prime Minister Denis Shmyhal said.
