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Section: The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand)

      Russian leader assails Ukraine Orthodox church reform
      Jan31

      Russian leader assails Ukraine Orthodox church reform

      MOSCOW (AP) — President Vladimir Putin has criticized Ukraine’s move to set up a new Orthodox church independent from Moscow and promised to defend religious freedom.Earlier this month, the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Ukraine’s incumbent president announces re-election bid
      Jan29

      Ukraine’s incumbent president announces re-election bid

      KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko says he will run for re-election in March’s presidential vote.Poroshenko declared Tuesday that he will seek another five-year term in office on March 31. Long before the… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Russian police recover painting stolen in broad daylight
      Jan28

      Russian police recover painting stolen in broad daylight

      MOSCOW (AP) — Police have found the painting that was stolen a day ago from Moscow’s famed museum of Russian art in broad daylight.The painting of mountain ridges by Arkhip Kuindzhi, titled “Ai-Petri. Crimea,” was stolen in front… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Ukrainian court finds ex-president guilty of treason
      Jan24

      Ukrainian court finds ex-president guilty of treason

      MINSK, Ukraine (AP) — A court in the Ukrainian capital Kiev has found former President Viktor Yanukovych guilty of treason.Yanukovych fled Ukraine in 2014 as tensions in Kiev flared up following a deadly police crackdown on protesters… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      6 remain missing after Black Sea ship fire
      Jan22

      6 remain missing after Black Sea ship fire

      MOSCOW (AP) — Ambulance crews on the Crimean Peninsula have transported a dozen survivors of a ship fire to hospitals while six of their crewmates have remained missing in the Black Sea. At least 14 sailors died in the tragedy.Two… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Ukraine’s ex-PM announces presidential bid
      Jan22

      Ukraine’s ex-PM announces presidential bid

      KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has announced her presidential bid.Opinion polls have placed the 58-year-old, who was the country’s prime minister between 2007 and 2010, as a front-runner in… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Crimea gas ship explosion: Fire engulfs two tankers, sends crews into the water
      Jan22

      Crimea gas ship explosion: Fire engulfs two tankers, sends crews into the water

      Rescuers are attempting to approach two burning ships in the Black Sea near Crimea’s Kerch Strait after the cargo vessels collided. One of them, a liquefied natural gas carrier, has exploded.Unconfirmed Russian media reports say… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Law firm tied to Manafort reaches $4.6 million settlement
      Jan17

      Law firm tied to Manafort reaches $4.6 million settlement

      WASHINGTON (AP) — A law firm tied to former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s Ukrainian consulting work has agreed to pay more than $4.6 million and register as a foreign agent, the Justice Department said Thursday.The civil… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      Ukraine OKs property law that could affect 12,000 churches
      Jan17

      Ukraine OKs property law that could affect 12,000 churches

      MINSK, Belarus (AP) — Ukraine’s parliament has adopted a bill spelling out procedures for transferring church property after a new unified Ukrainian church was granted independence.The Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople earlier… …read more Source: The New Zealand...

      2 charged with hacking SEC computers in trading scheme
      Jan15

      2 charged with hacking SEC computers in trading scheme

      NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Two Ukrainian men have been charged with hacking into computers of the Securities and Exchange Commission to steal quarterly and annual reports of publicly traded companies before their public release.An indictment… …read more Source: The New Zealand...