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Tymoshenko dismissedThe Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine supported a resolution on vote of no confidence to the government of Yulia Tymoshenko. According to an UNIAN correspondent, 243 out of 286 lawmakers registered in the session hall supported Ukraine’s democratic path: The Jury is out Speaking ahead of today’s first official visit to Brussels of Viktor Yanukovich the newly elected President of Ukraine, British MEP Charles Tannock promised that The European Parliament will maintain a careful watch on Ukraine to The road to the EU from Kiev could be visa-free one day soon  Although the Orange Revolution that turned Ukraine more western-leaning has been overturned by the recent election of Russian-friendly Viktor Yanukovich as president-elect, the European Union is still set to offer the country a plan that Ukraine under Yanukovich: Plus ça change? Five years ago he was the villain of the Orange Revolution. Today, Viktor Yanukovich is Ukraine’s President-elect, beating his long-time rival the serving Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko - by a whisker. With the elections declared The Ukrainian standard  After Viktor Yanukovych defeated Yulia Tymoshenko in Ukraine's presidential elections last Sunday, many in the West, but also in Ukraine, proclaimed the Orange Revolution dead. The opposite is true. Five years on, its democratic gains Yanukovich wins Ukrainian election  In an unlikely comeback, the opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich appeared on 8 February to have won a narrow victory in Ukraine’s presidential election, according to nearly complete results. Yanukovich, 59, led with 48.53% of the Europe’s Ukrainian Linchpin  BERLIN – Revolutions, it is said, almost always devour their children. Obviously, this is also true for the “color revolutions” – first in Georgia, and now in Ukraine, where President Viktor Yushchenko, the hero of Yanukovich, Tymoshenko’s litany of empty gas promises Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and opposition leader Viktor Yanukovich issued so many promises in the last days of a count-down to a winner-take-all vote on 7 February, including about energy relations with Moscow and Ukraine : it’s the economy Ukraine goes back to the polls on 7 February for the Presidential run-off vote between Yulia Tymoshenko and Viktor Yanukovych. The choice facing voters is not between the personality or image of the candidates. Ukrainians Baltic states want EU to ease Ukraine’s path to Brussels The European Union should give Ukraine special status and encourage it towards membership no matter who wins the country’s presidential elections 7 February, the foreign ministers of Lithuania and Estonia said at a meeting with Ukraine-Russian ties thaw as new ambassador arrives in Kiev - at last  Russia's new ambassador to Ukraine, Mikhail Zurabov, arrived in Kiev on 25 January. He is replacing Russia's former prime minister Viktor Chernomyrdin, who had served as ambassador to Ukraine until June 2009, leaving Moscow without Elections in Ukraine: One More Time Kiev-On 17 January, Ukraine had presidential elections. According to the reports 24,588,257 million Ukrainians voted. Out of these, 35.52% or 8.68 million voted for the candidate Victor Yanukovich, who is currently the leader of the Presidential candidates trade warnings, promises The top two candidates in Ukraine’s presidential contest traded warnings and insults on 13 January in last-ditch bids to attract undecided voters. None of the 18 candidates running for the former Soviet republic’s top office IMF loan looks closer following state budget adoption Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has said that Ukraine may obtain the next tranche of the IMF loan only after the Verkhovna Rada adopts the State Budget for 2010. By the end of this year, the Ukraine oil transit threat averted  Russia and Ukraine have quickly resolved a dispute over oil transit issues, averting a disruption of oil supplies to three countries in Europe. “With a view to recent gossips in media on possible disruptions in Gazing through the Energy Crystal Ball for 2010 Oil prices are having a good run into the end of 2009, hovering near $79 - positive for the oil majors and oil service companies. Reports of deaths during demonstrations in Tehran will keep the oil Europe needs all the pipelines it can get, says Finland’s FM  The European Union needs all three planned pipeline projects to bring Russian, Caspian and Middle East gas supplies to Europe, Alexander Stubb, Finland’s foreign minister, told New Europe.
“We need Nord Stream, we need Nabucco and Naftogaz Ukraine said to be $4 bln short for purchases Bohdan Sokolovskyi, the president’s envoy for international affairs of energy security, predicts the national joint-stock company Naftohaz Ukrainy will be short of $4 billion in 2010 for buying natural gas imported from Russia, he has Naftogaz eyes energy cooperation with Libya Ukrainian national stock company Naftogaz aims to expand its oil and gas exploration presence in Libya, said National Security and Defense Council Secretary Raisa Bohatyryova. Bohatyryova was in Tripoli on an official visit to discuss No cut offs to Europe for New Year  The European Union may get all in wants for Christmas this year as a repeat of the January 2009 Russian-Ukrainian gas crisis seems unlikely this holiday season. Oleh Dubina, chairman of Ukraine’s state-owned Naftohaz Ukraina Putin in Yalta; gas agreement signed Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Ukraine for an official visit on 19 November, as energy officials from the two former Soviet republics signed a natural gas deal. The Russian prime minister flew to the Tymoshenko to apply to Constitutional Court The government will apply to the Constitutional Court contesting the law on introducing amendments into the state budget for 2009 concerning increasing of the social standards in case of signing it by President of Ukraine Presidential campaign gets dirty Hopes for a clean presidential election campaign in Ukraine have been dashed in its opening days, as allies of the two main contenders trade accusations of rape and child abuse. Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and Gazprom and Naftogaz: Yet another gas war? A conflict between Ukraine and Russia due to the gas prices and transit will not emerge again, if Kiev can help it. “Surely, it will be difficult to do... But Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, as Ukraine starts election campaign Ukraine`s presidential election campaign is being formally launched, amid hopes it could drag the country out of its political paralysis, local media said. Opinion polls suggest the pro-Western President, Viktor Yushchenko, is unlikely even to Ukraine should be a neutral state, says Yanukovich  Former Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich announced his candidacy for the Ukrainian Presidency on 23 October, saying the ex- Soviet republic should remain neutral between Russia and western nations. “I will give Ukraine a new foreign Naftogaz to buy 7-8 bcm of Russian gas in fourth quarter Ukraine will import about 7-8 billion cubic metres of Russian gas in the fourth quarter of this year, including about 1.0-1.2 billion cubic metres in October, Yaroslav Marchyuk, a deputy chief executive of National Joint-Stock Gazprom, Naftogaz don’t kiss, but make up Another gas-supply conflict between Russia and Ukraine is unlikely this January. But that does not mean that Moscow will not use the threat of a crisis as a Sword of Damocles to hold over Kiev The hotels from nowhere as EURO-2012 deadline nears Ukraine is making progress in its preparations for the Euro 2012 tournament, UEFA officials said. The traffic light has jumped from red to amber. The chances of it jumping to green have risen, German football PM: Ukrainian economy improving Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko on September 15 said Ukraine’s economy had turned a corner, making possible increased government spending and improved living standards in 2010. Critics of her government - including President Viktor Yushchenko |
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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