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"I have in every way that I could have punished myself, I have punished myself. After my release, I will go to Ukraine and work hard and honestly in order to clear my name."
Pavlo Lazarenko, ex-prime minister, when pleading for a significantly reduced sentence in U.S. district court.
Pavlo Lazarenko, ex-prime minister, when pleading for a significantly reduced sentence in U.S. district court.
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President Victor Yushchenko has confirmed that Ukraine is ready to continue open and fruitful dialogue and dynamic development of its relations with the European Union. Today at 12:49 | Ukrainian News |
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The Cabinet of Ministers has equalized the pensions of Ukrainian ambassadors and Ukraine's representatives in international organizations with the pension of a deputy foreign affairs minister. Today at 12:41 | (Wire reports) |
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Ambassadors of NATO member-countries have confirmed their countries' support for the decision that NATO made at its summit in Bucharest (Romania) in April 2008 regarding Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic aspirations. Today at 12:37 | Ukrainian News |
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Yalta - Payments in national currencies between CIS countries were actively discussed at a meeting of the Council of the CIS heads of government in Yalta, Russian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said. Today at 12:24 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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CHICAGO (AP) — For more than two decades, Oprah Winfrey has been the inspirational, change-your-life champion who reigned over daytime television Today at 10:58 | (Wire reports) |
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Vladimir Putin, Russian prime minister, has agreed to waive sanctions against Ukraine and amend Russia’s natural gas contract with the country, in a move that could ease fears of a disruption to European gas supplies this winter.Thursday’s agreement could also boost the prospects in Ukraine’s hotly contested presidential election for his Ukrainian counterpart, Yulia Tymoshenko. Today at 10:41 | (Wire reports) |
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has promised there will be no "shocks" in Europe's gas supply this winter. Read the story here. Today at 10:33 | (Wire reports) |
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The Kyiv Post thanks its online readers for their patience and apologizes for any difficulties they have experienced in accessing the website in recent days. The newspaper believes it has solved the problem by moving to a new server that is better able to accommodate the greater volume of content and higher online readership since an Oct. 24 redesign. Today at 10:26 | Staff reports |
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Philip P. Pan writes:As the pandemic H1N1 influenza surges with the onset of winter, the nations of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union appear particularly vulnerable to the deadly virus. Burdened with weak health-care systems, relatively inexperienced news media outlets and shaky governments that have little public trust, the region also seems ripe for panic and political strife over the flu. Read the story here. Today at 10:11 | (Wire reports) |
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Ukraine will send around 30 soldiers of the Alfa special unit of the Security Service of Ukraine to participate in the EU-led anti-piracy Operation Atalanta. Today at 08:12 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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The share of bad loans in the overall amount of loans provided by Ukrainian banks grew by one percentage point or by Hr 6 billion in October 2009, to 8.1 percent, or Hr 61 billion as of Nov. 1, the National Bank of Ukraine has reported. Today at 08:09 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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By Nov. 20, a total of 362 people have died of the flu and respiratory infections in Ukraine. Today at 07:57 | (Wire reports) |
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MOSCOW, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Russia has the world's most fraudulent economy and attempts to stamp out white-collar crime have done little to stop its spread during the global financial downturn, PricewaterhouseCoopers said in a survey. Seventy-one percent of Russian respondents to PwC's global economic crime survey said they had been subject to economic crime in the past year, more than in next-ranked South Africa, Kenya, Canada and Mexico. Today at 07:53 | (Wire reports) |