Ukraine Prepares To Sign EU Trade Deal That Was At The Center Of The Euromaidan Protests
Former President Yanukovych sparked unrest when he failed to sign the deal last fall, in favor of a fateful agreement with Russia.
Ukraine Helicopter Shot Down By Rebels, 9 Killed
Rebels shot down a Ukrainian helicopter carrying technicians who had been installing equipment to monitor violations of a peace plan in Ukraine's rebellious east on Tuesday, killing all nine people on board, a military spokesman said.
Putin Renounces Right To Send Troops To Ukraine
Kiev said pro-Russian rebels in east Ukraine had shot down a military helicopter, most likely killing all nine on board. It was the most serious breach of a temporary ceasefire agreed in talks between government and rebels less than 24 hours earlier.
Pro-Russian Rebels Violate Second Cease-Fire
Pro-Russian separatists reportedly killed nine military specialists in the second cease-fire violation in less than a week.
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Ukraine Government Reports Rebel Attacks Despite Ceasefire
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NATO Officials To Discuss Iraq And Ukraine Following Kerry's Meeting With Maliki In Baghdad
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The attacks occurred in the cities of Donetsk and Luhansk.
Ukraine Crisis: Poroshenko Declares Cease-Fire Against Pro-Russia Separatists
The cease-fire extends to next Friday, but Ukraine's president said his troops will retaliate if fired upon.
Ukraine Peace Plan To Call For 6-Mile Buffer Zone On Russia Border
Poroshenko is under pressure to secure support from Russia, as well as his backers in the West.
NATO Says Russia Is Again Gathering Troops Near Ukraine Border; 7 Ukrainian Troops Killed In Fresh Fighting
Ukrainian officials claimed that 300 pro-Moscow separatists were reported killed in clashes in the country's restive east.
Ukraine Says 300 Separatists Killed In Fresh Fighting
The new fighting on Friday was about 100 km (60 miles) from the border with Russia.
Putin And Poroshenko Discuss Peace Over The Phone
Ukraine's president has announced plans to implement a unilateral cease-fire.
Boeing, Lockheed And SpaceX Race To Develop New Space Tech Amid Russian Political Tension
American space companies said they still have contracts for Russian equipment, but they're rushing to develop their own technology.
Ukraine Forces Battle Separatists After Truce 'Refused'
Poroshenko was due later on Thursday to meet regional officials from the Donetsk and Luhansk areas of eastern Ukraine.
Biden Warns Of Further Costs For Russia Over Ukraine Violence
Biden's warning came as fighting continued in the east, which has killed 147 Ukrainian soldiers and wounded hundreds more.
Is Maks Leaving ‘DWTS’ After 2014? Chmerkovskiy Wants Meryl Davis To Be His Last Partner
Maksim Chmerkovskiy might leave "Dancing with the Stars" after he said he wants Meryl Davis to be his last partner.
Putin, Poroshenko Discuss Possible Ceasefire In East Ukraine
Two Russian state-television journalists were killed in shelling near the eastern city of Luhansk.
US Steel Industry May Challenge Russian Trade Deal, Sources Say
Imports of hot-rolled, flat-rolled, carbon-quality steel products from Russia rose 162 percent in the three months through April, compared with the previous three-month period, Reuters reported in an exclusive article.
Ukraine Suspects Gas Pipeline Blast Was 'Act Of Terrorism'
The Interior Ministry issued a statement that described the blast as "the latest attempt by the Russian side to discredit Ukraine as a partner in the gas sector."
Google's New Satellites Can Spy On Apple’s Supply Chains, Skybox CEO Says
Google says it will use Skybox's satellites for Maps, but the company's CEO paints a more intriguing picture of corporate espionage.
Russia Presents Resolution About Ukraine Violence At UN Security Council
Vitaly Churkin, Russia’s ambassador to the U.N., claimed that nearly 60,000 Ukrainian refugees are now in Russia.
Who Is John Brooks? US Soccer Player Who Scored World Cup Game-Winning Goal Has A Unique Story
The young defender scored the game winner for the U.S. over nemesis Ghana.
Here's How Ukraine Can Tweak Its Natural Gas Needs During A Russian Shut Off
Gazprom shut off natural gas to Ukraine on Monday, leaving the country relying on a less-than-half-full inventory.
Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson To Share Moscow Stage With Rosneft's Igor Sechin
Exxon's CEO will speak at a summit in Moscow despite requests from the U.S. government to isolate Russia over its actions in Ukraine.
Russia Cuts Gas Supply To Ukraine While Gazprom And Naftogaz File Lawsuits Against Each Other
Supply of Russian gas to Europe will continue through Ukraine as usual unless the latter diverts it during transit.
No Progress In Gazprom-Naftogaz Talks; Possible Monday Cutoff Looms
Russia incensed over statements by acting Ukranian foreign minister describing Putin in unflattering terms.
NATO Releases Images Suggesting Russia Supplied Ukrainian Separatists With Tanks
The aerial images reportedly show Russian T-64 tanks moving near the Ukrainian border.
Ukraine Crisis: Protesters Vandalize Russian Embassy In Kiev, Photos And Live Stream Of Rally
The protest comes after eastern separatists downed a Ukrainian military plane.
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