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Ukrainian rebels free four OSCE hostages, four still in captivity
DONETSK Ukraine (Reuters) – Rebels in southeast Ukraine early on Friday released four out of eight international observers, captured over a month ago, in an apparent goodwill gesture that could help pave the way to a resolution of the conflict that has so far claimed hundreds of lives. …read more Source:...
Kiev gives rebels peace ultimatum
President Poroshenko threatened yesterday to abandon the peace process in east Ukraine if Russian-backed rebels fail to commit to it… …read more Source: The...
Building a Ukraine of fundamental rights ‘best recipe for entire integration’
Ukraine will sign a free trade pact with the European Union this Friday, new President in Kyiv Petro Poroshenko confirmed last week: “On June 27, I… …read more Source:...
Russia to shield economy from sanctions
Moscow is seeking to boost production of domestically manufactured industrial goods to reduce its dependency on imports, particularly from Ukraine …read more Source: Financial...
Ukraine set to sign EU pact that sparked revolution
Kiev to sign association agreement with European Union, which Viktor Yanukovych backed away from in NovemberIt was the document that started a revolution and ended up bringing Europe to the brink of war. Ukraine’s association agreement with the European Union, a mainly economic document setting up a free trade area that nevertheless has...
Ukraine warns on ceasefire as rebels agree to fresh peace talks
KIEV (Reuters) – Ukrainian separatists agreed on Thursday to resume peace talks to end the conflict in the east, but President Petro Poroshenko warned he might not extend a ceasefire beyond Friday night if their gesture was aimed only at buying time. …read more Source:...
Ukraine: Rebels and government blame each other for breaking ceasefire
Ukrainian rebels say they have agreed to a take part in further peace talks in Donetsk on Friday. It comes as a ceasefire declared by the Ukrainian… …read more Source:...
Ukrainian President Poroshenko says Ukraine crisis will affect future of Europe
The Ukrainian President addressed the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) in Strasbourg on Thursday. Petro Poroshenko laid out… …read more Source:...
Ukrainian rebels agree to more peace talks
President Petro Poroshenko hints that government ceasefire, which ends at 10am on Friday, will not be extendedUkrainian separatist rebels are reported to have agreed to take part in further peace talks on Friday to end the conflict in the country’s eastern regions.”There is an agreement to hold a round of consultations on June 27 in...
The Moldova village caught between Russia and Europe
On the eve of a historic deal with the EU, residents of Dobrinski are lobbying to join their neighbour – the breakaway Russian enclave of Transnistria. Transitions Online reportsOn an early spring day in Dorotcaia in eastern Moldova, about 100 people gather in the central square, in front of the renovated House of Culture. Behind them, a...
