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President proposes creating special economic zone in Crimea
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko proposed creating a special economic zone in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
Central Election Commission registers German, Russian monitors
The Central Election Commission has registered 46 official foreign monitors over the Ukrainian presidential elections, according to National radio .
China wary of Russian naval repairs
China has procured from Russia 12 Kilo class submarines and four 956E/EM DDGs, or guided missile destroyers, since 1993.
Russia-France arms deal raises concerns
A potential deal that would see France selling advanced military technology to Russia has been causing concern among former Soviet states.
Ukraine's health ministry confirms 457 deaths of flu
Via the Kyiv Post : Ukraine's health ministry confirms 457 deaths of flu . But the story is from December 4, and it's buried on the paper's website.
Crimean Tatar Leader Backs EU, NATO Membership For Ukraine
The outgoing leader of Crimea's Tatars says that NATO membership for Ukraine is the safest way to avoid a repeat of the Russian-Georgian war of 2008, RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service reports.
Russian FSB Agents To Leave Crimea
Russian intelligence service cells within Russia's Black Sea Fleet based in Sevastopol are to be dissolved and all FSB agents moved to Russia by mid-December, RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service reports.
Ukraine Made Terrible Mistake When It Decided to Ruin Relations with Russia
The relationship between Russia and Ukraine are complicated by a number of issues.
Ukraine's new foreign minister to visit Russia Friday
KIEV/MOSCOW, October 23 - Ukraine's recently appointed Foreign Minister Petro Poroshenko will pay a visit to Moscow on Friday in an attempt to renew dialogue between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine official says no talks with USA on missile defence program
Ukraine's First Deputy Defence Minister Valery Ivashchenko said that Kiev had not held negotiations with the USA on possible participation in the U.S. missile defence programme.
EU to invest in Crimea's development, Moscow lags behind
The European Union plans to put financial muscle into the economic and social development of the Crimean Peninsula, hoping that in this way it will gain a firmer foothold in this region of Ukraine.
Ukraine opens election campaign, Orange dream faded
As the country starts its first presidential election campaign since that popular movement in 2004 broke the grip of the post-Soviet establishment, its leader, President Viktor Yushchenko, stares a painful reality in the face.
Today is Sunday, October 25, the 298th day of 2009. There are 67 days ...
Today is Sunday, October 25, the 298th day of 2009. There are 67 days left in the year.
U.S. considering Ukrainian radar for missile shield - envoy
The possibility of a Ukrainian radar facility being used as part of a U.S. missile defense system is being considered, Ukraine's ambassador to the United States said on Thursday.
The Complete Guide to the Crimea
Tomorrow is the 150th anniversary of the declaration of the Crimean war. The region is full of beaches, mountains and Soviet-era architecture, and a little digging around Sevastopol can uncover evidence of the fierce battles of 1854, say Patrick Mercer and Simon Calder WHAT IS THE CRIMEA? WHAT IS THE CRIMEA? "One of the the most wonderful places on ...
Ukraine fears for its future as Moscow muscles in on Crimea
As Ukraine prepares for its first presidential election since the Orange Revolution, there are signs that its giant neighbour to the east will not tolerate a pro-western outcome.
Azerbaijani ambassador to Ukraine expresses protest to country's authorities
7. "The note of protest reflects indignation of Azerbaijan concerning vandalism towards the monument to Azerbaijanis who died while liberating Sevastopol from fascists.
Azerbaijan: Ukraine to Make Amends to Azerbaijan for Defaced World War II Memorial
The Ukrainian city of Sevastopol has promised to restore a monument to World War II Azerbaijani fighters that was partly dismantled by scavengers and sold for scrap.
World War II Memorial In Ukraine Vandalized
A memorial in Sevastopol to the ethnic Azeri veterans of World War II has been vandalized, RFE/RL's Russian Service reports.
Two suspected of destroying monument to Azerbaijani warriors in Sevastopol arrested
He said chief of interior department of Sevastopol, Major-General Valeri Petukhov said the parts of the monument were also found.
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