KIEV, Sept 18 - Ukraine raised $3 billion on Monday in its first sovereign bond issue since restructuring its debt in 2015, drawing widespread demand that one source said reached three times that sum, Reuters reported. | More

KYIV, Sept 18 – Some 58% Europeans support Ukraine's joining NATO, and only 48% are for Ukraine's joining the European Union. This is evidenced by the findings of an opinion poll held by KANTAR PUBLIC and commissioned by Yalta European Strategy (YES). | More

KYIV, Sept 18 – Ukraine's draft budget for 2018 envisages borrowing of around $2 billion on the foreign market, which meets the requirements of the cooperation program with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Finance Minister Oleksandr Danyliuk said. | More

KIEV, Sept. 16 - Prime Minister Voldoymyr Groysman said on Saturday the government was reviewing the way it sets domestic gas bills to make sure market prices are taken into account - a bid to answer demands under a $17.5-billion IMF aid program, Reuters reported. | More

KYIV, Sept. 16 - Angry parents have protested outside the town hall in Ukraine's port city of Odessa over the deaths of two children in a fire at a children's camp, BBC reported. | More

KYIV, Sept. 15 - The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has decided to keep its key policy rate at 12.5% per annum, the NBU said in a press release. | More

KYIV, Sept. 14 - Ukraine has hailed the success of strike-drone tests as part of a project with neighboring Poland to develop unmanned military vehicles amid a three-year war with Russian-backed insurgents, Newsweek reported. | More

KYIV, Sept 14 – Ukraine's draft state budget for 2018 envisages the allocation of UAH 163 billion for the security and defense of the state, President Petro Poroshenko has said. | More

KYIV, Sept 14 - Ukraine’s state-owned railroad company Ukrzaliznytsia is losing UAH 10 billion to UAH 15 billion annually to corruption, Infrastructure Minister Volodymyr Omelyan said Thursday. | More

KYIV, Sept. 13 - Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman on Wednesday said the government was committed to implementing reforms backed by the International Monetary Fund, following a meeting with IMF first deputy managing director David Lipton, Reuters reported. | More