UKRAINE TO HAVE GOOD GRAIN HARVEST.
Ukraine will harvestthree million tons more grain this year than last and thus willbe able to feed its own people as well as increase exports,... MORE
MISSILES FOR SALE IN UKRAINE.
Senior Ukrainian militarycommanders were behind the theft and attempted sale on the blackmarket of 11 "Strela" and "Igolka" mobileanti-aircraft missile systems, Komsomolskaya pravda reportedAugust 23.... MORE
UKRAINE HOSTS US SIXTH FLEET VISIT
. On August 22, the USSixth Fleet commander, Vice Admiral Donald Pilling, and his flagshipcompleted a four-day visit to Ukraine. Pilling said that SixthFleet ships... MORE
UKRAINE ATTRACTS MORE FOREIGN INVESTMENT.
Ukraine attractedmore than $500 million in foreign investment during the firsthalf of 1995, an increase of almost 25 percent over the same perioda year ago,... MORE
RUSSIAN STATION MAY RETURN TO UKRAINE’S MAIN CHANNEL IF MOSCOWPAYS UP.
Ukrainian television officials have agreed to allowMoscow's ORT station to return to the first from the third Ukrainianchannel if Moscow pays all its debts for... MORE
UKRAINE TAKING CHARGE OF CRIMEAN TATAR ISSUE.
Ukrainiandeputy prime minister Vasyl Durdinets told Interfax-Ukraine August15 that he has been given a mandate to oversee Crimea's securitysituation, and to assist regional authorities in... MORE
CIVIC CONGRESS IN UKRAINE URGES PRO-SERB, ANTI-CROAT, ANTI-WESTERNPOLICY.
In a statement issued in Donetsk August 14, the CivicCongress, a Russia-oriented political organization based in Ukraine'sindustrial east, called on Kiev to impose economic sanctions... MORE
UKRAINE REASSERTS TITLE TO ISLAND, MINERAL DEPOSITS
. Untappedoffshore oil and gas deposits in a 7,000 square kilometer areaaround Serpents' Island in the Black Sea could go a long way towardmeeting Ukraine's... MORE
RUSSIA TRANSFERRING CRIMEAN NAVAL AIR FACILITIES TO UKRAINE?
Naval Command sources in Moscow told Interfax August 9 thatthe Black Sea Fleet has been ordered to disband the flight controlcenter at Gvardeiskoe naval airport... MORE
UKRAINE SEEKS FINANCING FOR CHERNOBYL CLOSURE.
Ukrainianpresident Leonid Kuchma has written to Prime Minister Jean Chretienof Canada, current chairman of the G-7, asking for talks nextmonth on speeding up the promised... MORE