KIEV, Nov. 16 – The political parties that ran for the Ukrainian parliament in 2012 spent more than UAH 600 million on the election campaign in multi-member constituencies, the Central Election Commission said, citing the parties' official reports.
KHARKIV, Nov. 16 - Jailed Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko is in "increased pain" following her two-week hunger strike, but is too weak to receive full-scale treatment, her doctor said Friday.
KIEV, Nov. 16 – Kiev expects from the EU-Ukraine summit on November 22 an action plan on the introduction of a visa-free regime, as well as a transition to the final stage of negotiations on signing an association agreement, Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleksandr Dykusarov said.
KIEV, Nov. 17 – The Regions Party faction will carefully study the demands of protesters who are staging a rally outside the parliament building against the adoption of the draft Tax Code in the current wording.
KIEV, Nov. 18 – Parliament on Friday is to hear a report of the temporary commission for investigation the situation around the ruling of Stockholm Arbitration Tribunal in the case of RosUkrEnergo (RUE) and could send the materials drawn up by the commission to the Prosecutor General's Office.
KIEV, Nov. 18 - President Viktor Yanukovych’s coalition in Parliament on Thursday approved a controversial bill that makes it easier to amend the constitution ahead of a court ruling that may postpone general elections.
KIEV, Nov. 18 – Ukrainian opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko will join thousands of small business owners protesting the approval of new tax legislation, a group whose demands have been shifting towards political issues.
KIEV, Nov. 18 – One third of the Ukrainian banking sector is on the verge of bankruptcy, but the development of industry could rescue it, according to presidential candidate Arseniy Yatseniuk.
KIEV, Nov. 18 - Ukraine’s largest opposition group, the Regions Party, on Thursday may initiate a vote of no-confidence in the government of Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, a senior party official said Wednesday.
KIEV, Nov. 18 – Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko on Wednesday sparked confusion over upcoming talks with Russia after she suddenly reversed course and said the discussions will touch upon many economic issues, but not natural gas.
