Yulia Tymoshenko
EU-Ukraine relations
Gas disputes
Chornobyl
Georgiy Gongadze
Ukrainian vs. Russian language
Parliament approves more spending ahead of elections
An opposition party leader, Arseniy Yatsenyk (C), makes a speech at the Ukrainian Parliament in in Kyiv on July 30. Ukrainian members of parliament gathered today for a one day special session as the political campaign for the legislative elections officially kicked-off. Jailed ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko will take part in the elections symbolically depite her imprisonment, to lead a coalition of opposition parties. AFP PHOTO/GENYA SAVILOV
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Ex-head of CEC Davydovych nominated as candidate in majority constituency
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CEC refuses to register Tymoshenko, Lutsenko as candidates for people's deputies
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Symonenko: A lot of young people included in top part of Communist Party list
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Moroz hopes Socialist Party will overcome 5% parliamentary election threshold
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Central Election Commission asks for over Hr 51 million in 2013 budget to hold local elections
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Political experts: Composition of half of Ukrainian parliament could change
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Ukrainian News: Ohryzko, Kapranov Brothers lead Sobor for Parliament
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Central Election Commission registers 552 candidates for majority constituencies
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Central Election Commission registers first 39 international election observers
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Central Election Commission registers party list of Communist Party
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There was nothing amazing about the extraordinary session on July 30, held in the middle of parliament's summer break.
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Tymoshenko's health gets worse, her daughter hopes German doctors will come this week
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Parliament approves 37 out of 2,000 initiatives over six months of work, says Opora
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Klitschko leaves Yanukovych behind in presidential rating (INFOGRAPHIC)
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Tymoshenko has better conditions than other convicts, says prison service
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Nemtsov, Tymoshenko, Shushkevich top unpopularity lists - poll
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NO one trusts Lytvyn, including the POR. Had he not signed the language law he would have been out, and the Rada was called to make the threat real. No more playing both sides of the track. Can you see who he really is NOW?