

The IMF wants Ukraine to increase gas tarrifs for households which are heavily
subsidized, to unlock their loans.
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Kremenchuk plans debut bonds worth Hr 25 million in September
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Klitschko wants to bring old ‘new’ faces into next parliament
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Consortium with Russia, others seen as likely for gas pipelines
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