BAKU, Nov. 14 – President Viktor Yushchenko said he is confident that Ukraine will have a prime minister late in the first half of 2009 who will be able to ensure the Odessa-Brody oil pipeline is used in its intended direction.

KIEV, Nov. 15 - Ukraine is interested in joint projects with Poland to upgrade the gas pipelines linking the two countries, Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych said Wednesday.

KIEV, Nov. 16 ??“ Ukraine placed a $1 billion 10-year Eurobond on Thursday raising cash that will go to finance growing budget deficit this year after the government has failed to accelerate privatization.

KIEV, Nov. 16 - Ukraine will invite French energy companies to join a natural gas pipeline joint venture with Russia aimed at boosting natural gas supplies to the European Union, an official said Wednesday.

KIEV, Nov. 16 ??“ Turkmenistan, Ukraine??™s biggest source of natural gas, has cut supplies by 10% without providing a formal reason and leaving Ukrainian officials scrambling trying to restore the status quo, an official said Wednesday.

KIEV, Nov. 16 ??“ Kiev??™s Finance and Credit Bank is mulling over the placement of loan participation notes worth $100 mln-$150 mln, Kyrylo Shevchenko, the bank's first vice-governor, told Interfax-Ukraine on Monday.

KYIV, Oct 16 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sybiha has announced "specific agreements" on the strengthening of Ukraine's energy resilience following his talks with the Nordic-Baltic Eight counterparts (NB8: Denmark, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Finland, Sweden, Estonia).

KYIV, Oct 16 – U.S. President Joe Biden spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday and announced a $425 million security aid package for Ukraine, the White House said.

BRUSSELS, Oct 16 – NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says the Allies are fulfilling their commitment to provide Ukraine with EUR 40 billion in military aid per year, and EUR 20.9 billion in aid has already been provided in the first half of 2024.

KYIV, Oct 16 - President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told lawmakers Wednesday that Ukraine’s Western partners are increasing pressure to negotiate with Russia, but he hinted such talks would be unfavorable to Kyiv as he unveiled what he called his “victory plan” for the war.