Newspaper reports in Ukraine on Tuesday quoted Yulia Tymoshenko as saying she would not concede defeat in the country's Presidential elections to Viktor Yanukovych. The Prime Minister's supporters also said they were planning to challenge the election's
Ukraine and Macedonia have signed an agreement on a free visa regime for some categories of their citizens. Today at 16:09 | Interfax-Ukraine Ukraine and Macedonia have signed an agreement on a free visa regime for some categories of their citizens. A
OP-ED Toronto Star: A revolution lives underground Today at 13:33 OP-ED The Washington Post: Ukraine's democratic evolution, on hold for now Today at 09:31 OP-ED Financial Times: Oranges and lemons in Ukraine Yesterday at 23:01 OP-ED The Moscow Times:
(Telecompaper) Orange Moldova has launched a promotion under which on-net calls are not charged from the sixth minute, irrespective of a call's length...
(Telecompaper) Orange Moldova launched a promotional campaign, whereby the Nokia 2730 and the Nokia 3170 3G phones can be purchased along with postpaid subscriptions at promotional prices...
Andrzej Poczobut (file photo) MINSK -- An activist from the Union of Poles in Belarus (ZPB) has been detained by Minsk police, RFE/RL's Belarus Service reports. Journalist Andrzej Poczobut was driving to the town of Ivyanets -- where police were taking
MOSCOW, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan has halted Urals crude oil supplies to Slovakia and Hungary via the Druzhba pipeline amid a trade dispute with Ukraine, prompting Russian oil firm LUKOIL to intervene to compensate for the loss, traders said on
KIEV - Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko launched action on Tuesday to call rival Viktor Yanukovich’s election as president into question. A local newspaper quoted Tymoshenko as saying she ‘will never recognise’ Yanukovich’s victory in
Supporters of Presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich rally in front of the Central Election Commission in Kiev. STORY HIGHLIGHTS Tymoshenko refuses to concede defeat in Ukraine's presidential election With 98 percent of ballots processed, Yanukovich
THE apparent victory of Russia's preferred candidate in the Ukrainian presidential race may be a relief to Vladimir Putin, who has long sought to discredit his neighbour's raucous democracy and its drift to the West. But it comes with a catch: the
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