KIEV, Oct. 30 – The official website of the President of Ukraine was shut down on Tuesday apparently due to a well-coordinated cyberspace attack, mostly from Russia, that had persisted for three days.

VLADIVOSTOK, Oct. 30 - Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych said Ukraine wants to be a transit route for Russian gas toward Europe but seeks energy independence.

KIEV, Oct. 30 – Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych further challenged President Viktor Yushchenko’s pro-Western foreign policy by suggesting Monday that Russia may be able to continue to station its naval ships in Ukraine after 2017.

KIEV, Oct. 30 – Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych said Monday the government needs some 30 days to submit to Parliament bills that are required for Ukraine’s accession to the World Trade Organization.

KIEV, Oct. 29 – Ukraine, in bilateral talks with other countries, will push for retaining $1.4 bln in annual state subsidies for the agriculture sector after joining the World Trade Organization, a top official said Saturday.

KIEV, Oct. 29 – President Viktor Yushchenko is expected to meet Parliament’s group leaders Monday seeking their “urgent” support for bills required for Ukraine’s accession to the World Trade Organization by the end of the year.

KIEV, Oct. 28 - Kiev's Nadra Bank has finished placing $100 mln in three-year eurobonds at annual interest of 9.5%, a market source told Interfax-Ukraine, citing a statement by the issue's lead managers.

KIEV, Oct.28 -- Moody's Investors Service has assigned a B2 long-term and a Not-Prime short-term global local currency deposit rating to TAS-Investbank of Ukraine, reads a Moody's announcement carried by Interfax-Ukraine.

KYIV, Aug 29 – The tranche from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the amount of $1.98 billion after the fourth review of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) will arrive in the second half of 2018, the Finance Ministry forecast.

LONDON, Aug. 29 – The Russian hackers indicted by the U.S. special prosecutor last month have spent years trying to steal the private correspondence of some of the world’s most senior Orthodox Christian figures, The Associated Press has found, illustrating the high stakes as Kyiv and Moscow wrestle over the religious future of Ukraine.