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Ex-Trump Aide Paid European Politicians For Ukraine Lobby: Indictment
Donald Trump's ex-campaign chief Paul Manafort secretly paid a group of former senior European politicians more than two million euros ($2.5 million) to lobby for Ukraine president Viktor Yanukovych's government, according to an indictment filed Friday.
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Ukraine Ex-President 'Regrets' Not Calling In Army
Ukraine's ousted former president Viktor Yanukovych said Friday he regretted "not having called in the army and declared martial law" in his bid to crush a pro-EU revolt in February 2014.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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IMF Chief Urges All Lenders to Join Ukraine Debt Deal
IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Tuesday pressed Ukraine's hold-out creditors such as Russia and a handful of Western investment houses to write off some of the crisis-wrecked country's massive debt.
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NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg Visits Ukraine Amid Lull in Conflict
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Monday touched down in Ukraine on his first visit to the country hit by a separatist conflict that has caused the worst standoff between Moscow and the West since the Cold War.
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Russia Jails Crimea Activist Alexander Kostenko for 4 Years Over Kiev Protest Allegations
A Russian court in Crimea on Friday jailed a local activist for four years for throwing a rock at police during pro-Western protests in Kiev last year.
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Another Ally of Ukraine Ex-President Viktor Yanukovych Found Dead
A former Ukraine deputy was shot dead in Kiev Wednesday, the fourth ally of ousted pro-Moscow ex-president Viktor Yanukovych to die in suspicious circumstances in the past two months.
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Third Ally of Ousted Ukraine Leader Viktor Yanukovych Found Dead
A key ally of former Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych was found dead after an apparent suicide yesterday in the third such case in two weeks.
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Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Clashes Despite Weapons Pullback
One Ukrainian soldier has been killed and four injured in the country's east, where government forces and pro-Russian separatists continue to trade fire despite a ceasefire.
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President Vladimir Putin Describes Secret Operation to Seize Crimea
President Vladimir Putin has revealed the moment he says he gave the secret order for Russia's annexation of Crimea and described how Russian troops were ready to fight to rescue Ukraine's deposed, pro-Moscow president.
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European Union Removes Ukrainians From Sanctions List
The European Union(EU) lifted sanctions on Friday against four Ukrainians including the son of a former premier, while extending measures against ousted president Viktor Yanukovych and 14 others for a year.
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Petro Poroshenko Asks Parliament to Drop Ukraine's Neutral Status
Ukraine's president submitted to parliament Thursday legislation enabling the ex-Soviet republic to one day join NATO and make sure the Western military alliance protects it from future Russian threats.
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A Year of Crisis in Ukraine
Ukraine's worst political crisis since its independence in 1991 has witnessed a full year of bloody turmoil.
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War-Scarred Ukraine Set For Key Polls
Ukraine voters will go to the polls on Sunday in elections set to dramatically reshape parliament, after a year of upheavals in which a deadly pro-Russian uprising has threatened to splinter the ex-Soviet state.
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Ex-Trump Aide Paid European Politicians For Ukraine Lobby: Indictment
Donald Trump's ex-campaign chief Paul Manafort secretly paid a group of former senior European politicians more than two million euros ($2.5 million) to lobby for Ukraine president Viktor Yanukovych's government, according to an indictment filed Friday.
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Ukraine Ex-President 'Regrets' Not Calling In Army
Ukraine's ousted former president Viktor Yanukovych said Friday he regretted "not having called in the army and declared martial law" in his bid to crush a pro-EU revolt in February 2014.
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Vladimir Putin Orders Government To Sue If Ukraine Defaults On $3 Billion Debt
President Vladimir Putin today ordered his government to sue Ukraine if the ex-Soviet republic defaults on its $3 billion (about 2.7 billion euros) debt to Russia.
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Russia Makes Proposal to International Monetary Fund on Kiev's $3-Billion Debt to Moscow
Russia has made a proposal to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its $3-billion debt dispute with Ukraine, the country's finance minister said at the G20 Summit today.
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IMF Chief Urges All Lenders to Join Ukraine Debt Deal
IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Tuesday pressed Ukraine's hold-out creditors such as Russia and a handful of Western investment houses to write off some of the crisis-wrecked country's massive debt.
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NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg Visits Ukraine Amid Lull in Conflict
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Monday touched down in Ukraine on his first visit to the country hit by a separatist conflict that has caused the worst standoff between Moscow and the West since the Cold War.
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Russia Jails Crimea Activist Alexander Kostenko for 4 Years Over Kiev Protest Allegations
A Russian court in Crimea on Friday jailed a local activist for four years for throwing a rock at police during pro-Western protests in Kiev last year.
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Another Ally of Ukraine Ex-President Viktor Yanukovych Found Dead
A former Ukraine deputy was shot dead in Kiev Wednesday, the fourth ally of ousted pro-Moscow ex-president Viktor Yanukovych to die in suspicious circumstances in the past two months.
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Third Ally of Ousted Ukraine Leader Viktor Yanukovych Found Dead
A key ally of former Ukraine President Viktor Yanukovych was found dead after an apparent suicide yesterday in the third such case in two weeks.
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Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Clashes Despite Weapons Pullback
One Ukrainian soldier has been killed and four injured in the country's east, where government forces and pro-Russian separatists continue to trade fire despite a ceasefire.
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President Vladimir Putin Describes Secret Operation to Seize Crimea
President Vladimir Putin has revealed the moment he says he gave the secret order for Russia's annexation of Crimea and described how Russian troops were ready to fight to rescue Ukraine's deposed, pro-Moscow president.
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European Union Removes Ukrainians From Sanctions List
The European Union(EU) lifted sanctions on Friday against four Ukrainians including the son of a former premier, while extending measures against ousted president Viktor Yanukovych and 14 others for a year.
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Petro Poroshenko Asks Parliament to Drop Ukraine's Neutral Status
Ukraine's president submitted to parliament Thursday legislation enabling the ex-Soviet republic to one day join NATO and make sure the Western military alliance protects it from future Russian threats.
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A Year of Crisis in Ukraine
Ukraine's worst political crisis since its independence in 1991 has witnessed a full year of bloody turmoil.
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War-Scarred Ukraine Set For Key Polls
Ukraine voters will go to the polls on Sunday in elections set to dramatically reshape parliament, after a year of upheavals in which a deadly pro-Russian uprising has threatened to splinter the ex-Soviet state.
