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Overnight Russia Shelling Kills 21 In Ukraine's Central Region: Governor
Russian shelling has killed 21 people in Ukraine's central Dnipropetrovsk region overnight, governor Valentyn Reznychenko said on Wednesday
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Microsoft Warns Ukraine Cyberattack May Be 'Destructive'
Microsoft warned that a cyberattack targeting key Ukrainian government systems, which Kyiv believes may be the work of Russia, could prove destructive and affect more organisations than initially feared.
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EU Proposes Visa-Free Travel For Ukrainians
The EU on Wednesday proposed offering visa-free travel in Europe to Ukrainians, delivering on a key pledge to the pro-Western government in Kiev.
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Ukraine Declines To Pay $3 Billion Debt To Russia: PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Ukraine announced today it would not make payment on its $3 billion debt to Russia due this weekend, deepening a row with Moscow which said it would take Kiev to court.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev Slams Ukraine's Flight Ban
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev today slammed the Ukrainian government's decision to ban Russian airlines from flying to Ukraine, describing it as an action of shooting itself in the foot.
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Not Making War More Likely in Europe: NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) today defended the number of military exercises it has staged as a response to "growing Russian aggression" and refuted suggestions that they were helping make war in Europe more likely.
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Malaysia Asks UN to Set up MH17 Tribunal
Malaysia on Wednesday circulated a draft UN resolution on establishing an international tribunal that it said would guarantee an independent trial for those behind the downing of flight MH17 over Ukraine.
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US Keeps China, India on Intellectual Rights Watch List
The United States on Thursday kept China and India on its Priority Watch List of trading partners that fail to protect intellectual property rights (IPR), hurting the economy.
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Ukraine Death Toll Grows After Fragile Peace Deal Signed
At least 15 people have been killed in east Ukraine in new shelling despite the signing of a peace deal to end the 10-month conflict.
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Ukrainian Troops to be Treated at British Hospital
Five Ukrainian servicemen seriously wounded in fighting with pro-Russian separatists will be treated in a British hospital, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond announced Sunday.
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Russia Announces New Convoy on Eve of Delicate Ukraine Talks
Russia wants to send a second humanitarian aid convoy to eastern Ukraine, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday, introducing a likely new topic of discord on the eve of crucial talks between the two countries' leaders.
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Under Artillery Fire, Ukraine Rebels Switch Their Leaders
Two of the most senior rebels battling government troops in eastern Ukraine quit on Thursday, deepening the disarray in a pro-Moscow separatist movement that is being pushed back by an Ukrainian military offensive.
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Senior Red Cross Official in Kiev for Talks on Aid Convoy
A senior official of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arrived in Kiev on Thursday for talks on the delivery of Russian aid to eastern Ukraine, an ICRC spokeswoman said.
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Ukraine Government Suspends Ceasefire at MH17 Crash Site after Recovery Mission Halted
The Ukrainian government said on Thursday it was suspending a ceasefire with separatist rebels at the crash site of the Malaysian airliner after an international recovery mission had been halted.
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East Ukraine City Dying under Siege
Residents say the eastern Ukrainian city of Luhansk is dying. The power grid was completely down on Monday, the city government said, and fuel is running dry.
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Overnight Russia Shelling Kills 21 In Ukraine's Central Region: Governor
Russian shelling has killed 21 people in Ukraine's central Dnipropetrovsk region overnight, governor Valentyn Reznychenko said on Wednesday
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Microsoft Warns Ukraine Cyberattack May Be 'Destructive'
Microsoft warned that a cyberattack targeting key Ukrainian government systems, which Kyiv believes may be the work of Russia, could prove destructive and affect more organisations than initially feared.
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EU Proposes Visa-Free Travel For Ukrainians
The EU on Wednesday proposed offering visa-free travel in Europe to Ukrainians, delivering on a key pledge to the pro-Western government in Kiev.
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Ukraine Declines To Pay $3 Billion Debt To Russia: PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Ukraine announced today it would not make payment on its $3 billion debt to Russia due this weekend, deepening a row with Moscow which said it would take Kiev to court.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev Slams Ukraine's Flight Ban
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev today slammed the Ukrainian government's decision to ban Russian airlines from flying to Ukraine, describing it as an action of shooting itself in the foot.
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Not Making War More Likely in Europe: NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) today defended the number of military exercises it has staged as a response to "growing Russian aggression" and refuted suggestions that they were helping make war in Europe more likely.
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Malaysia Asks UN to Set up MH17 Tribunal
Malaysia on Wednesday circulated a draft UN resolution on establishing an international tribunal that it said would guarantee an independent trial for those behind the downing of flight MH17 over Ukraine.
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US Keeps China, India on Intellectual Rights Watch List
The United States on Thursday kept China and India on its Priority Watch List of trading partners that fail to protect intellectual property rights (IPR), hurting the economy.
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Ukraine Death Toll Grows After Fragile Peace Deal Signed
At least 15 people have been killed in east Ukraine in new shelling despite the signing of a peace deal to end the 10-month conflict.
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Ukrainian Troops to be Treated at British Hospital
Five Ukrainian servicemen seriously wounded in fighting with pro-Russian separatists will be treated in a British hospital, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond announced Sunday.
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Russia Announces New Convoy on Eve of Delicate Ukraine Talks
Russia wants to send a second humanitarian aid convoy to eastern Ukraine, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday, introducing a likely new topic of discord on the eve of crucial talks between the two countries' leaders.
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Under Artillery Fire, Ukraine Rebels Switch Their Leaders
Two of the most senior rebels battling government troops in eastern Ukraine quit on Thursday, deepening the disarray in a pro-Moscow separatist movement that is being pushed back by an Ukrainian military offensive.
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Senior Red Cross Official in Kiev for Talks on Aid Convoy
A senior official of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) arrived in Kiev on Thursday for talks on the delivery of Russian aid to eastern Ukraine, an ICRC spokeswoman said.
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Ukraine Government Suspends Ceasefire at MH17 Crash Site after Recovery Mission Halted
The Ukrainian government said on Thursday it was suspending a ceasefire with separatist rebels at the crash site of the Malaysian airliner after an international recovery mission had been halted.
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East Ukraine City Dying under Siege
Residents say the eastern Ukrainian city of Luhansk is dying. The power grid was completely down on Monday, the city government said, and fuel is running dry.
