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EU step closer to agreements with Ukraine
KIEV, May 15 – The European Union moved a step closer to signing a political association and free trade agreement with Ukraine after the European Commission gave it conditional go ahead on Wednesday. 10:46 | More |
Reporter injured after demonstrator clash
KIEV, May 19 – One reporter was taken to hospital and another slightly injured following an attack from a group of pro-government demonstrators in Kiev on Saturday shortly after the same group clashed with opposition protesters. 10:21 | More | |
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| Ukraine saw deflation in 2012 for 1st time in 10yrs, says government Ukraine saw deflation in 2012 for the first time in 10 years, with consumer prices going down 0.2% throughout the year.
But consumer prices grew 0.2% in December compared to November, the State Statistics Service said.More | EP resolution calls October elections ‘a step backwards’ from 2010 The European Parliament has expressed regret at the fact that, according to international observers' evaluations, the 2012 parliamentary elections in Ukraine failed to meet major international standards "and constitute a step backwards compared with the national elections in 2010."More | | Hillary: October vote ‘a step backward’ U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on November 29, 2012, sharply criticized Ukraine’s October elections and expressed concern about selective prosecution of opposition leaders.
“Ukraine’s October elections were a step backwards for democracy and we remain deeply concerned about the selective prosecution of opposition leaders,” Clinton said in a speech on Europe at the Brookings Institution.More | Regions fails to get Parliament majority President Viktor Yanukovych’s Regions Party following recent elections has failed to secure a simple majority in Parliament and will have to rely on independents and communists to form a pro-government coalition.
The Regions Party will control 185 seats in the 450-seat Parliament, while three opposition parties will control a total of 178 seats, according to figures officially released by the Central Election Commission on November 11.More |
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| USD |
7.990 |
7.990 |
| RUR |
0.256 |
0.255 |
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10.28 |
10.27 |
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299.6 |
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