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01.03.2010, 18:26
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Integration into Europe is Kiev’s top priority, but that cannot be done at the expense of relations with Russia, Ukraine’s President has said. Viktor Yanukovich is in Brussels on his first foreign trip as head of state.
04.03.2010, 00:36
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The Ukrainian parliament passed a vote of no-confidence in the Yulia Timoshenko-headed government on Wednesday. 243 MPs voted in favor of the move, with a required minimum of 226 votes.
03.03.2010, 20:16
Protestors in Ukraine launched a nationwide campaign “Stepan Bandera – not Ukraine’s hero,” rallying against former President Yushchenko’s decision to award the title of national hero to the controversial WW II figure.
17.05.2010, 18:11
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It is easier to talk with new Ukraine’s leadership, Dmitry Medvedev has declared. The Russian president has come to Kiev for a two-day official visit.
17.09.2010, 19:35
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The presidents of Russia and Ukraine took part in a rally with cars made when the two countries were both part of the Soviet Union.
16.03.2010, 21:28
Relations between Russia and Ukraine are getting back on track, and Kiev could be the venue for the signing of the nuclear reduction treaty, the Russian and Ukrainian foreign ministers said after meeting in Moscow.
05.03.2010, 16:15
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President Dmitry Medvedev said he hopes that with the election of Viktor Yanukovich, the “bad streak” in Russian-Ukrainian relations has finally come to an end.
01.07.2010, 15:24
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is arriving in Ukraine, on the first leg of her European and Caucasian trip. Energy, economy, defense and the development of democracy are expected to top the agenda.
05.03.2010, 19:13
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The atmosphere at Friday’s press conference with Medvedev and Yanukovich would have been hard to imagine with the Ukrainian’s predecessor, said RIA Novosti’s Dmitry Babich, but there is still cause for concern.
09.03.2010, 18:40
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Ukraine’s new president has announced that Ukrainian will remain as the official language in the country. Meanwhile, the country is set to “introduce the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages”.
Published: 05 March, 2010, 13:17
Edited: 05 March, 2010, 23:35
Ukraine’s new president Viktor Yanukovich is in Moscow with pledges to make a fresh start in Russian-Ukrainian relations.
I finally begins the healing process for Russia and Ukraine's Relation's to help re-unite these very old allies, and their key policy's are the dispute of gas, the Nord stream project, the Crimean Black Sea base for Russia's military lease extension, and many other major policy's that has become simply pushed aside by the "Orange Revolution" which allowed the deteriorating relation's that Ukraine had with Russia preventing an awful lot of progress which made all of Ukraine divided in to two part's the Western Ukraine and Eastern Ukraine. But now all that has and will be swept away for good and to have a great restart in relation's just like it was back in the good old day's I can only give the very best of luck between these two nation's you all have a lot of work to do but I hope you will find a lot of common ground for peace between your two countries.