Ukraine

Nation shivers in deep freeze

navia that invaded Ukraine this week has killed at least 38 people and sent 135 others to hospitals, according to emergency officials. The sudden cold …
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Danish enterprise warming to Ukraine's thermostat market

The general manager of Danfoss TOV Ukraine believes that his company can warm up cold apartments, put unemployed technicians to work and, if not make …
Interns

Running the blockade

Valery Sirenko sounds miffed at America. Someone from across the ocean sent his country 21 tons of donated medicines. And now that the drugs have …
Editorial

Out of class, out of mind

would children be besides a warm, safe classroom? Sergei and Vladimir, both 13, were sitting inside a cozy cafe happily munching French fries and …
Interns

Dealers predicting rising yields on Ukrainian Treasury bills

(Reuters) Yields on Ukrainian Treasury bills will rise further this week, if only slightly, as the Finance Ministry works to bring foreign investors …
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Bad loans weigh down largest banks

Ukraine's largest banks are in fact weaklings beset by non-performing loans and poor returns on capital, according to a new survey released Friday …
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Bad loans weigh down largest banks

Ukraine's largest banks are in fact weaklings beset by non-performing loans and poor returns on capital, according to a new survey released Friday …
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Classic literature and the incentive payment

The recent cold snap may have you down, but a few days ago it taught me something. No, this is not going to be another whinathon about icy sidewalks, …
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Donated aid headed for dump heap

Nine months after Western aid officials condemned customs delays blocking delivery of humanitarian supplies to hospitals and orphanages, Ukrainian …
Katya Gorchinskaya

Government scrambles to fill empty coffers

Commencing a year-end scramble for cash to narrow a budget deficit caused by puny tax collections and insufficient privatization proceeds, the …
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Kyiv eyeing Merrill Lynch deal, says finance minister

(Reuters) – Ukraine's Finance Minister Ihor Mityuikov said on Friday Ukraine expected to sign a borrowing deal with Merrill Lynch very soon. The …
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Ukraine seeking consultant for energy company privatization

The State Property Fund (SPF) will hold a competition in January for a financial consultant to advise on the country's first privatization of an …
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Black Sea dying of pollution

ODESSA – Around the corner from Odessa’s grand portside staircase, twin pipes gush a greenish-brown soup of untreated sewage into the harbor.  Nearby …
Kyiv Post

Italian, Ukrainian investors battle over Domus Hotel

An Italian investment group could lose control of one of Kyiv's luxury hotels this week if a city arbitration court settles a protracted legal …
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Eurobond delay tied to poor credit rating

The government's decision last month to postpone a $500 million European bond issue was likely influenced by a poor rating from international …
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Energy firm sell-offs expected to turn on investors

The sale of stakes in Ukraine's key power sector starting this month is likely to attract strong investor interest, analysts said on Tuesday, …
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Corruption fight stalled, claim critics

Three days after he was barred from an international conference on corruption that he helped organize, a former justice minister released a report …
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Same old song

Last weekend, senior Ukrainian officials put on a play. An old chestnut called 'We're Serious About Corruption,' it features …
Editorial
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