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You're reading: While taxes to remain low for technology sector, business still worried about future Legal Quarterly EXCLUSIVE While taxes to remain low for technology sector, business still worried about future Even with Russia's war smoldering in eastern Ukraine, Ukraine has managed to make gains in international business rankings. According to the World Bank, Ukraine this year ranked 87th out o
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko speaks during a joint press conference with President of the European Council Donald Tusk during a European Union summit at the EU Headquarters in Brussels on Feb. 12. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said martial law will be introduced throughout Ukraine if the cease-fire fails to start at midnight tonight, as agreed in Minsk, Belarus, on Feb. 12. “Even be
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A Russian T-72 tank coming from Donetsk airport area moves along a snow-covered avenue in Donetsk, on Nov. 26. Ukrainian authorities say Russia has recently sent several battalions of regular troops and military equipment. Kremlin-backed insurgents have taken over Donetsk Airport, killing dozens of Ukrainian troops, members of the army's volunteer support network said on Jan. 21. Such a loss would
Protesters topple Lenin monument in Kharkiv (VIDEO) - Sep. 28, 2014
A rally of Ukrainian activists in Kharkiv ended with toppling a Soviet-era monument of Vladimir Lenin on the night of Sept. 28. The monument was standing on the city’s central Svoboda Square (Freedom Square). It took protesters, some of them reportedly being football hooligans, several hours to topple the statue. They sawed the legs of the metal statue with an angle grinder before putting cables o
American Donbas Battalion member dies in fierce fighting near Donetsk (UPDATES) - Aug. 20, 2014
An American-Ukrainian known only as \"Franko\" died on Aug. 19 while fighting with the Donbas Battalion in an attempt to free the city of Ilovaisk in Donetsk Oblast from Russian mercenaries and Kremlin-backed guerrillas. An American has reportedly become the first foreign casualty on the Ukrainian side of the military conflict against Russian mercenaries and Kremlin-backed forces in eastern Ukrain
Insurgents assault Ukrainian border guards in Luhansk Oblast; at least 15 wounded, 5 dead (UPDATES, VIDEOS) - Jun. 02, 2014
You're reading: Insurgents assault Ukrainian border guards in Luhansk Oblast; at least 15 wounded, 5 dead (UPDATES, VIDEOS) Russia's War Against Ukraine EXCLUSIVEInsurgents assault Ukrainian border guards in Luhansk Oblast; at least 15 wounded, 5 dead (UPDATES, VIDEOS) Five Russian-backed separatists were killed, and eight wounded as of 11 a.m. amid ongoing fighting at the Border Guard Service coo
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Head of Ukrainian Central Election Commission Mykhaylo Okhendovsky displays a ballot which will be use in early presidential election on May 25. Law enforcement authorities reported a hacking attempt -- possibly with help from inside sources -- in a bid to rig results of the May 25 election. A group of hackers has been arrested in Kyiv with specialized equipment intended to rig the results of the
Prosecutor General: Yanukovych took $32 billion to Russia, financing separatism in Ukraine (UPDATED) - Apr. 29, 2014
Acting Prosecutor General Oleg Makhnitsky said that ex-President Viktor Yanukovych and his inner circle took $32 billion in cash with them to Russia, some of which is being used finance a pro-Russian separatist movement in eastern Ukraine. Disgraced former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his entourage, whose criminal regime was toppled on Feb. 22 after the three-month EuroMaidan revoluti
A day of humiliation as Ukrainian military offensive stalls, six armored vehicles seized (LIVE UPDATES) - Apr. 16, 2014
Armed men wearing military fatigues gather around Armoured Personnel Carriers (APC) as they stand guard outside the regional state building seized by pro-Russian separatists in the eastern Ukrainian city of Slavyansk on April 16, 2014. Editor's Note: On April 15, Ukraine's military began an anti-terrorist operation against Kremlin-backed insurgents who have taken over numerous government buildings
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