

Shale gas burns at the Consol Energy Horizontal Gas Drilling Rig, exploring the Marcellus Shale
outside the town of Waynesburg, April 13, 2012 (AFP)
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Israel concerned about anti-Semitism in Ukraine, says deputy foreign minister
Expert: PR campaign against shale gas production in Ukraine to raise soon
Pro-Russian activists protesting shale gas production in Donetsk region
Svoboda urges Ukrainians to boycott new history textbook and not to learn Russian
Azarov sees no alternative to oil and gas within next 5-10 years
The Moscow Times: Ukraine, Shell expected to sign $10 billion shale deal
The Jerusalem Post: Ukraine party attempts to lose anti-Semitic image
Ukraine already receiving gas from Europe via Poland, eyeing two more routes
Ukraine’s feeble attempts to wean itself from natural gas dependency through diversification are now finding enemies in unexpected places, including the oppositional Svoboda Party, which is now a political player on the national stage.
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