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Sex workers in Ukraine want law to ease up
Natalia Isayeva is a former sex worker. She left the business years ago but says if something bad happens… - Aug. 29, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
Aug. 29, 2015
Ukraine forces in Svitlodarsk try to learn what’s coming next in Russia’s war
SVITLODARSK, Ukraine -- A reconnaissance group from St. Mary, a Christian Orthodox battalion… - Aug. 23, 2015. By Benas Gerdziunas
Aug. 23, 2015
Trade war with Russia hurts Ukraine less
The war that Russia is waging against Ukraine is not limited to supplying troops and arms to eastern Ukraine or… - Aug. 23, 2015. By Olena Gordiienko
Aug. 23, 2015
Turning Point
Russian forces killed 366 Ukrainian soldiers in Ilovaisk a year ago, forcing Ukraine into humiliating… - Aug. 20, 2015. By Mark Rachkevych
Aug. 20, 2015
Reports: Millionaire lawmaker Yeremeyev dies after horse riding accident
Lawmaker and businessman Ihor Yeremeyev died on Aug. 12, two weeks after he received a head injury falling from… - Aug. 12, 2015. By Kyiv Post
Aug. 12, 2015
British journalist faces ban for allegedly encouraging separatists to fire at Ukrainian troops
A British journalist who boasted on social media about provoking Russian-separatist forces to fire at… - Jul. 31, 2015. By Allison Quinn
July 31, 2015
Gays in Donetsk face fear as Russian influence takes grip
DONETSK, Ukraine – Like many other evening haunts, the only gay club in Russian-held Donetsk is no more… - Jul. 31, 2015. By Stefan Huijboom
July 31, 2015
Russia’s propaganda machine revs up ahead of UN’s MH17 vote
Russia's state media machine appears to have gone into conspiracy… - Jul. 29, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 29, 2015
Pullout from Shyrokyne angers soldiers, stokes fear in Mariupol
Part of the village sits on higher ground that could be used as a vantage point from which to launch an… - Jul. 28, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 28, 2015
Ukraine’s Justice Ministry outlaws Communists from elections
A year after the Communist Party of Ukraine was expelled from parliament by ex-speaker Oleksandr Turchynov… - Jul. 24, 2015. By Mariana Antonovych
July 24, 2015
Volunteer and EuroMaidan activist to head war-torn Luhansk Oblast
… - Jul. 22, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 22, 2015
Critics say new election law doesn’t advance democracy
Parliament on July 14 approved new local election rules via a bill that introduces… - Jul. 17, 2015. By Johannes Wamberg Andersen
July 17, 2015
At least 2,233 soldiers killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine
Eight Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 16 wounded on July 14-15 in Donetsk Oblast, as authorities said… - Jul. 17, 2015. By Olena Goncharova
July 17, 2015
Donetsk’s German sister city shows support for war-affected residents
The remaining residents of Russia-separatist stronghold Donetsk have received welcomed support from… - Jul. 15, 2015. By Yves Souben
July 15, 2015
Ukraine’s security forces negotiating with holed up Right Sector fighters
Ukraine's SBU security service says it is still negotiating with fighters from the ultranationalist group Right… - Jul. 13, 2015. By Ilya Timtchenko
July 13, 2015
Conflict between Right Sector and government escalates (UPDATE, VIDEOS)
Observers have linked the conflict to cigarette smuggling in Zakarpattya Oblast, while the Right Sector… - Jul. 13, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 13, 2015
Sex workers in Ukraine want law to ease up
Natalia Isayeva is a former sex worker. She left the business years ago but says if something bad happens… - Aug. 29, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
Aug. 29, 2015
Ukraine forces in Svitlodarsk try to learn what’s coming next in Russia’s war
SVITLODARSK, Ukraine -- A reconnaissance group from St. Mary, a Christian Orthodox battalion… - Aug. 23, 2015. By Benas Gerdziunas
Aug. 23, 2015
Trade war with Russia hurts Ukraine less
The war that Russia is waging against Ukraine is not limited to supplying troops and arms to eastern Ukraine or… - Aug. 23, 2015. By Olena Gordiienko
Aug. 23, 2015
Turning Point
Russian forces killed 366 Ukrainian soldiers in Ilovaisk a year ago, forcing Ukraine into humiliating… - Aug. 20, 2015. By Mark Rachkevych
Aug. 20, 2015
Reports: Millionaire lawmaker Yeremeyev dies after horse riding accident
Lawmaker and businessman Ihor Yeremeyev died on Aug. 12, two weeks after he received a head injury falling from… - Aug. 12, 2015. By Kyiv Post
Aug. 12, 2015
British journalist faces ban for allegedly encouraging separatists to fire at Ukrainian troops
A British journalist who boasted on social media about provoking Russian-separatist forces to fire at… - Jul. 31, 2015. By Allison Quinn
July 31, 2015
Gays in Donetsk face fear as Russian influence takes grip
DONETSK, Ukraine – Like many other evening haunts, the only gay club in Russian-held Donetsk is no more… - Jul. 31, 2015. By Stefan Huijboom
July 31, 2015
Russia’s propaganda machine revs up ahead of UN’s MH17 vote
Russia's state media machine appears to have gone into conspiracy… - Jul. 29, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 29, 2015
Pullout from Shyrokyne angers soldiers, stokes fear in Mariupol
Part of the village sits on higher ground that could be used as a vantage point from which to launch an… - Jul. 28, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 28, 2015
Ukraine’s Justice Ministry outlaws Communists from elections
A year after the Communist Party of Ukraine was expelled from parliament by ex-speaker Oleksandr Turchynov… - Jul. 24, 2015. By Mariana Antonovych
July 24, 2015
Volunteer and EuroMaidan activist to head war-torn Luhansk Oblast
… - Jul. 22, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 22, 2015
Critics say new election law doesn’t advance democracy
Parliament on July 14 approved new local election rules via a bill that introduces… - Jul. 17, 2015. By Johannes Wamberg Andersen
July 17, 2015
At least 2,233 soldiers killed in Russia’s war against Ukraine
Eight Ukrainian soldiers were killed and 16 wounded on July 14-15 in Donetsk Oblast, as authorities said… - Jul. 17, 2015. By Olena Goncharova
July 17, 2015
Donetsk’s German sister city shows support for war-affected residents
The remaining residents of Russia-separatist stronghold Donetsk have received welcomed support from… - Jul. 15, 2015. By Yves Souben
July 15, 2015
Ukraine’s security forces negotiating with holed up Right Sector fighters
Ukraine's SBU security service says it is still negotiating with fighters from the ultranationalist group Right… - Jul. 13, 2015. By Ilya Timtchenko
July 13, 2015
Conflict between Right Sector and government escalates (UPDATE, VIDEOS)
Observers have linked the conflict to cigarette smuggling in Zakarpattya Oblast, while the Right Sector… - Jul. 13, 2015. By Kyiv Post+
July 13, 2015
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