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16.10.2008, 13:37

Yushchenko has the money but can't touch it

Ukraine’s government has approved the bill to fund an election, according to the country’s Finance Minister, Viktor Pinzenyk.

27.10.2008, 03:09

Ukraine: politicians bicker as economy suffers

The International Monetary Fund has agreed to provide Ukraine with $US 16.5 billion in light of the country's deteriorating financial situation. It's been made worse by the political turmoil in the country.

30.10.2008, 17:44

Can IMF aid save Ukraine’s economy?

Ukraine is passing a series of economic reforms required by the International Monetary Fund to secure a $US 16.5 billion loan. Given the ongoing political crisis, the question is whether the country will be able to manage the aid properly to curb the fina

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Ukraine’s WBC Heavyweight Champion Vitaly Klitchko has become the latest victim of the world economic crisis – after losing his job as an adviser to the country’s president. Viktor Yushchenko fired all 17 of his aides in a move to reduce govern

09.12.2008, 16:40

Ukraine sees new coalition

Politicians in Ukraine have formed a new three-way majority coalition, made up of blocs led by the Prime Minister, the President and the new parliamentary speaker Vladimir Litvin.

Ukraine on the brink of financial collapse

Published: 29 October, 2008, 11:57


Inflation in Ukraine will accelerate and the country will find itself on the brink of a default without financing from the International Monetary Fund, according to the chairman of the National Bank of Ukraine Chairman, Volodymyr Stelmakh. But the politic

The government and the National Bank of Ukraine reached an agreement with the IMF over a $US 16.5 billion loan last week, issued on the condition that the government will pass structural reforms to address the current economic crisis.

However, the IMF Board can grant the loan only after the Ukrainian parliament passes amendments to the Ukrainian laws on restricting budget spending and supporting the banking system.

Due to the continuing dispute between President Yushchenko and Prime Minsiter Yulia Timoshenko the parliament so far failed to pass the necessary bills. 


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29.10.2008, 05:01

War photos show horror of Ossetian conflict

A photo exhibition of the five-day war between Georgia and South Ossetia is opening in Moscow. The images were shot by the Ria Novosti news agency, whose correspondents and photographers were at work within hours of the conflict breaking out.

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