Ukraine

US embassy not considering attack to be an act of terror

Senior Obama State Department officials, senators from both parties flexed their muscles to keep the sanctions intact

Kiev blames Moscow for starting, backing three-year war that killed over 10,000 people

The display of military might violates terms of a long-ignored 2015 peace deal

Olena Bordilovska speaks about Crimean annexation and ties with Pakistan

Envoy says cooperation in trade, economy, technology, culture can be significantly enhanced

This observatory could become the first step in the development of modern tourism in Ukraine

Kiev accuses Lugansk rebel authorities of running up an electricity debt of 2.6 billion hryvnias

"There is a huge potential for economic cooperation between Pakistan and Ukraine"

Nearly 10,000 people have died since the start of a pro-Russian rebellion in 2014

There is an urgent need to apply the positive experience of bilateral cooperation in military-technical sphere

Ukraine lodged its case against its former Soviet master at the court based in The Hague in mid-January

"Crimea is territory belonging to the Russian Federation"

Several rebel chiefs considered to be adversaries of the separatist authorities have been killed in car bombings

The drills in the town of Marinka are held every month since the conflict broke out with pro-Russian insurgents

Says current volume demonstrates positive tendency for intensification

Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula saw US-Russia relations dip to their worst since the Cold War

Ukraine has suffered deep economic decline after two years of war, with its GDP contracting 9.9 per cent last year

Putin has not visited the German capital since Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula in 2014

'The conclusions of Dutch prosecutors confirm that the investigation is biased and politically motivated'

Biden and Poroshenko "reiterated the need for a political and diplomatic resolution of the conflict

Russia's FSB security service had said it thwarted "terrorist attacks" in Crimea this week by Ukrainian military

If Georgia and Ukraine can bring about effective police reforms, why can’t we do the same?

US-led alliance will continue to stand by the government in Kiev

Veteran midfielder came on in 90th minute and quickly put away a perfect pass from Mesut Ozil for deciding goal

35 people were at the home when the fire broke out in the early hours of Sunday

Ukrainian national was caught trying to steal some cheese and sausage worth 4.07 euros (£3.2) from a supermarket

President Poroshenko says he hoped to see Kiev-born pilot who received a 14-year jail sentence in Russia return hom

Lawmakers voted by 257 to 50 to approve the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk

The party's approval rating slumped to two percent due to painful economic reforms and inability to tackle state...

Another three Ukrainian officers were wounded in a blast caused by an unidentified explosive device

The plane went down in the Bay of Bengal minutes after taking off from the southeastern resort town of Cox's Bazar

Almost every day we are accused of making new horrible threats against NATO, Europe or the US, says Russian PM

A small part of monument's foundation was damaged in the explosion while the bronze statute itself was left unscathed

Mother runs through checkpoint dividing Ukrainian-held zone from separatist-controlled territory to collect homework

Oleh Barna walked over to the PM with a bunch of red roses and then grabbed him around the waist and groin

Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk says "Russia might use Ukrainian airspace to stage provocations"

The defence ministry says 171 soldiers committed suicide in 2014 and 2015

Russia found Sentsov guilty of founding extremist group that carried arson and other attacks in Crimea peninsula

Energy ministry in Moscow says some 938,000 residents of Crimea remained without electricity

Attack is likely to further increase tensions between Russia and Ukraine

The helicopter crashed about 15 kilometres from the Slovak-Ukrainian border,an outer frontier of the Schengen area

Aircraft likely tried to evade Slovakia's air traffic control system, says Slovak interior minister

Previously taboo display comes as rebels revive Soviet customs to cement their Moscow-backed rule

The air-crafts would still be permitted to cross Ukrainian airspace to other destination points

Harper's Conservatives are in three-way race with centrist Liberals, New Democrats for 338 seats in next parliament

The soldiers were transferred to pre-trial detention on charges of terrorism, waging an aggressive war against Ukraine

At least 17,811 have been injured, the rights office said in its latest report

Government blames ultra-nationalists for unrest, saying they detonated grenade near entrance to parliament building

Relatives of 17 victims are being represented by a US-based firm specialising in aviation litigation