Tuesday, 24 April
Ukrainian ex-MP detained in Germany, extradition pending
21:08
PACE awards 2018 Europe Prize to Ivano-Frankivsk
17:52
Zaporizhzhya police hold antiterrorist drill
17:46
Muzhenko: 100,000 reservists to join Ukrainian army in case of escalation
16:55
PACE resolution mentions parts of Ukraine "occupied" by Russia
15:28
Ukrainian president hopes for other patriarchs' support for autocephaly
11:08
Monday, 23 April
Hungary blocks Ukraine-NATO Commission ministerial meeting again
22:55
G7, Ukraine agree to join forces to oppose Russian aggression
20:47
20:02
Three Ukrainian servicemen wounded in Donbas
18:45
Ukraine detains Crimean pro-Putin canvasser
17:36
One in 12 Ukrainians lives in Russia - foreign minister
11:22
Water supply to war-hit Avdiyivka restored
09:41
Sunday, 22 April
Ecumenical Patriarchate starts considering request for autocephaly to Ukrainian Orthodox Church – Poroshenko
20:10
Saturday, 21 April
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry says Russian influence on Hungary growing
20:48
Ukrainian army colonel allegedly spying for Russia detained in Kyiv
18:28
Militants fire with tanks near Hnutove checkpoint
12:12
Friday, 20 April
Ukrainian interior minister pays tribute to late Barbara Bush
22:08
Naftohaz-Gaprom talks on termination of contracts said in vain
22:00
One Ukrainian soldier killed, one wounded in east
19:17
Poroshenko suggests stripping participants in Crimea elections of citizenship
18:37
National Bank expects new IMF programme after 2020
16:48
14:41
Thursday, 19 April
Top prosecutor says more MPs facing cases
20:41
17:53
System to counter anti-Ukrainian broadcasting launched in Donbas
16:11
15:10
Groysman says planning to run for parliament
14:31
Parliament supports appeal for church autocephaly
12:28
Wednesday, 18 April
Ukrainian fleet staff commander reportedly suspended
20:15
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Sophisticated weapons Putin recently boasted in his speech raise many doubts. Neither there is independent information to verify their existence at all.
London's decision to expel Russian diplomats in response to the Salisbury poisoning will not do much damage to the Kremlin's deep-rooted spy network.
In addition to blocking Kyiv's Euro-Atlantic course, Budapest appears to be interfering in Ukraine's internal affairs.
How he is different from his predecessor, how he made his fortune and what he will focus on.
Ukraine is gradually claiming its stake in the Indian arms market amid Russia's failure to deliver on some of its old contracts with Delhi.
Moscow wants Soviet military hardware licenses issued to Sofia to be reviewed to make Bulgaria dependent on Russia. It may also use Bulgaria as a Trojan horse against the EU.
