Section: PressTV (Iran)
Annual street music festival occupies Kiev streets
A music festival has been held in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. …read more Source:...
Cyclists protest against lawlessness on roads in Kiev
As cycling is becoming popular in the Ukrainian capital Kiev, the campaign for safer traffic rules and better infrastructure is gaining momentum. …read more Source:...
Former Ukraine president claims innocence regarding 2014 killings
Former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych says he is ready to testify in court on events of the country’s civil unrest back in 2014. …read more Source:...
Iran handball team concedes loss against CSKA Kyiv
The national Iranian men’s junior handball team loses 28-31 to CSKA Kyiv of Ukraine in a friendly match. …read more Source:...
Iran handball team sinks Ukraine in second friendly encounter
The national Iranian junior handball team defeats Ukraine 32-29 in its second friendly match against the East European side. …read more Source:...
Minsk talks restarted
Top diplomats from Germany, Russia, Ukraine and France – the so-called Normandy Format – met in Berlin this past Wednesday to discuss the latest situation in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Deadlock in talks may lead to renewed fighting in Ukraine: Commentator
A political commentator says if the parties to the conflict in eastern Ukraine fail to crack out of the deadlock in political talks, there may emerge new battles on the front lines. …read more Source:...
Moscow, Keiv agree on Ukraine demilitarized zone
Moscow and Kiev reach agreement over establishing demilitarized zones in areas held by pro-Russia fighters in Ukraine. …read more Source:...
Relations between Ukraine, Russia continue to deteriorate
Two years have passed since the Maidan riots in the Ukrainian capital Kiev which led to the overthrow of the government of Viktor Yanukovich. …read more Source:...
Germany, France urge Ukraine to step up reform process
One year after Ukraine and the pro-Russian militias agreed on a peace deal, Kiev has not fulfilled its obligations. …read more Source:...
