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Ukraine caves in to cyber attack demands
KIEV, Feb. 2 – Ukraine’s authorities, struggling to fight off a massive cyber attack over the past two days, on Thursday gave in to demands from hackers and withdrew an order banning a controversial file sharing website. 11:55 | More
Naftogaz: We’re using reserves, not Russian gas, to cope with the cold
KIEV, Feb. 2 - Ukraine has been using more natural gas due to extremely cold weather, but most of the extra gas comes from its underground gas storage facilities, not from Russia, Naftogaz Ukrayiny said Thursday. 11:54 | More
Ukraine to seek to boost power exports to Moldova after upgrade
KIEV, Feb. 2 - Ukraine will seek to increase exports of power to Moldova, and later to the European Union, after completing a system upgrade, Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said Thursday. 11:53 | More
Strengthening bilateral dialogue between Ukraine and Moldova has roots in the traditionally friendly relations between our countries, said President Viktor Yanukovych during his meeting with Prime Minister of Moldova Vlad Filat in Kyiv. (photo by the President's press service)
Firefighters and rescue teams work for save three coal miners
KIEV, Feb. 2 - Firefighters and rescue teams are working to put off a fire and to save three coal miners trapped at an abandoned Ukrainian coal mine in the Luhansk region, the Luhansk regional government reported Thursday. 11:52 | More
IN FOCUS Parties boycott Constitutional Assembly
KIEV, Jan. 30 — Ukraine’s opposition parties across the board on Monday rejected a proposal from President Viktor Yanukovych to join a body that charged with drafting - and approving - the country’s next constitution. 11:15 | More
Government websites hit by cyberattacks
KIEV, Feb. 1 - The websites of President Viktor Yanukovych, the security service and the interior ministry were put out of action on Wednesday as disgruntled Internet users hit back at the government after it shut down a popular file sharing site. 11:01 | More
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS
Ukraine consumer confidence worsened last month, survey shows

Consumer confidence in Ukraine in November 2010 worsened, according to the International Centre for Policy Studies (ICPS), citing the results of a consumer confidence survey conducted as part of a joint project with GfK Ukraine.
Consumer confidence of Ukrainian citizens in November 2010 was under the pressure of government's plans to adopt the Tax Code, which would have considerably increased the tax burden on small and medium businesses.More

Can elections be harmful to democracy?

It has been said that young leaders are the foot soldiers of democracy, and the grassroots campaign that swelled up during Orange Revolution is proof that Ukraine is no exception. Still, five years later, the Orange Revolution’s promise of reform has yet to be fulfilled. This is in large part due to a lack of leadership not only at the top of the government machine, but throughout the system. Still, even the best reform strategy will fail without strong leaders to promote and undertake it. More

Consensus Forecast: Things will get better in 2010

What will the situation be with Ukraine’s economy over this year and the following two? When will GDP stop contracting? When will consumer demand begin to pick up and what will wages be like? The answers to these questions were sought by ICPS economists along with their colleagues at the latest quarterly consensus seminar in macro-economic forecasting, organized by Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy on 2 July 2009. More

No end in sight: downswing in consumer mood continues to break records

Ukraine greeted 2009 with a thus-far unseen worsening in the consumer mood as the crisis in the country’s economy worsened. In January 2009, the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) fell a further 12.1pp over December 2008, to 41.8. This is a new record and the absolute lowest the Index has ever been since it began to be tracked. This level of the CCI indicates that more than three-quarters of Ukraine’s consumers are feeling pessimistic. More

Nation
Yanukovych signs another law on privatization of state holdings
Ukrainian navy hails visit of U.S.S Vella Gulf guided-missile cruiser
Govt puts Kharkiv opposition leader on international wanted list
Ukraine caves in to cyber attack demands
Naftogaz: We’re using reserves, not Russian gas, to cope with the cold
Ukraine to seek to boost power exports to Moldova after upgrade
Firefighters and rescue teams work for save three coal miners
My mother is being tortured in prison, Tymoshenko tells U.S. Senate
4 Donetsk coal miners rescued after Horlivka gallery collapse
Government slams opposition for pushing sanctions against Ukraine
EU official: Consortium would improve Ukraine gas transport system
Prime minister compares Ukraine to Greece
Ukraine appeals to Kyoto committee to reinstate emissions trading
Business
CISCO to help Ukraine’s capital develop information infrastructure
Chinese national named Ukraine/Belarus/Moldova World Bank director
State-run company to build Kiev region biofuel heat and power plant
20% of Ukraine filling stations sell bad fuel, says research group
2012 corn harvest could beat 2011’s by 11%, says Agribusiness Club
SPF to sell state Centrenego and Donbasenergo stakes in first half
Poland not interested in Odessa pipeline extension, PM tells Facebook
Large energy company (not Gazprom) lodges Energy Community complaint
Group of MPs propose special taxation regime for IT companies
Ukrainians’ utility debts rose 1.4% last month, government reports
Russia’s Lukoil to continue Odessa operation pending Ukraine action
Ex-Naftogaz chief: Transition to alternatives better than gas talks
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