WHO WILL LOSE UKRAINE’S ENERGY WAR?
Ukraine's ailing energy industry has been an arena of confrontation between several firmly entrenched oligarchic groups and Deputy Premier Yulia Tymoshenko ever since her appointment... MORE
UKRAINE PRODUCING IMPROVED MODERN VERSIONS OF SOVIET-TYPE TANKS.
The concern Bronetekhnika Ukrainy (Ukrainian Armor) plans to set up in Jordan a plant which would produce tanks and other armored vehicles for Middle Eastern... MORE
UKRAINE WILLING TO SERVE AS PEACEKEEPER IN KARABAKH, ABKHAZIA.
In Kyiv yesterday, President Leonid Kuchma and Foreign Affairs Minister Borys Tarasyuk discussed with Azerbaijan's Foreign Minister Vilayet Guliev the possibility of Ukraine's participation in... MORE
UKRAINE… A
Soviet-era, Soviet-built Tochka-U missile went astray in a test on April 20 and hit an apartment building in Brovary, near Kyiv, killing three. The missile... MORE
UKRAINE HOLDS HER OWN IN TOUGH TALKS WITH PUTIN
On April 17-18, Vladimir Putin paid his first visit to Ukraine as president of Russia. The presence of Defense Minister Igor Sergeev, Fuel and Energy... MORE
PACE ACCUSED OF “DISSING” UKRAINE.
International reaction to Ukraine's recent constitutional referendum was mixed. U.S Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, who visited Kyiv on April 14, had no reservations about... MORE
ECONOMIC REFORMS PLAN PASSED IN UKRAINE.
On April 6, Ukraine's parliament (Verkhovna Rada) approved the economic plan which President Leonid Kuchma outlined in his state of the nation address and Prime... MORE