KIEV, Jan. 27 – Investigators will question former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko as part of the "Lazarenko case" after former Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko returns from the United States later this year, Prosecutor General Viktor Pshonka said.

DAVOS, Jan. 27 — Ukraine’s president showed no mercy Friday for imprisoned former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, despite increasing fears that her case will hurt his country’s struggling economy and its relations with the European Union.

KIEV, Jan. 27 - The Russian side is to blame for the lack of results on talks on the division of the Azov - Black Sea region and Kerch Strait, the Director of the First Territorial Department in the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry Leonid Osavoliuk said on Tuesday.

KIEV, Jan. 29 – President Viktor Yushchenko has said that Russia has triggered the gas conflict to put the Ukrainian gas transportation system under the control of Gazprom.

"In other words, to repeat, what has been done in the gas transport systems of Moldova and Belarus in recent years.

KIEV, Jan. 29 – The situation on the Ukrainian monetary and currency markets and in the banking sector remains under control, Anatoliy Shapovalov, acting governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, told the press on Wednesday.

KIEV, Jan. 29 – The state commission for financial service market regulation has asked the National Bank of Ukraine to consider reports of the non-return of expired deposits of insurance companies by Nadra Bank and Finance&Credit Bank, and inform the commission on measures taken.

KIEV, Jan. 29 - Ukraine’s National Committee for Power Regulation (NCPR), the government’s energy sector regulating body, on Thursday moved to increase by 75.4% natural gas prices for the industrial sector in 2009, the committee reported.

KIEV, Jan. 29 - Ukraine’s top security body, chaired by President Viktor Yushchenko, again delayed its scheduled meeting to review the recent natural gas deal with Russia, Yushchenko’s press service reported Thursday.

KIEV, Jan. 29 – Russian gas giant Gazprom on Thursday denied it had ever transferred 10 billion cubic meters of RosUkrEnergo’s natural gas stashed in Ukrainian underground gas tanks to Naftogaz Ukrayiny, only $1.7 billion of debt.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 29 – Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko on Tuesday vowed to get rid of RosUkrEnergo, Ukraine’s only supplier of natural gas, before the end of June, or six months sooner than had been previously expected.