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Ukraine crisis

  • Ukraine crisis: Ceasefire violated within an hour, but is largely holding

    February 15, 2015

    The Ukrainian ceasefire agreement lasted all of 50 minutes. Both sides accused the other of having broken the accord, with the telling shots fired near the town of Debaltseve, where 6,000 government troops are being besieged by separatist forces. Both sides allege that within an hour of the midnight cease in hostilities, artillery shells were [...]

  • Ukraine crisis: Vladimir Putin announces ceasefire after Minsk talks

    February 12, 2015

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that a ceasefire for eastern Ukraine will begin on 15 February.  The announcement comes after marathon talks in Minsk, which swayed between reports a deal could be imminent and claims that Russia's terms were unacceptable. With the news comes an announcement from the IMF, which reported it would replace [...]

  • Ukraine crisis: Valdimir Putin and Petro Poroshenko agree to sign joint document – reports

    February 12, 2015

    It had seemed could be light at the end of the tunnel for Ukraine. After marathon peace talks in Minsk involving Russian President Vladimir Putin, Belarussian President Alexander Lukashenko, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande, and Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko it was reported that both Putin and Poroshenko would sign a joint document; offering [...]

  • World powers clash over solution to the Ukraine crisis

    February 7, 2015

    World leaders clashed over possible solutions to the on-going crisis in Ukraine today, highlighting a lack of consensus over how to halt the conflict which has so far killed around 5,000 people. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned sending arms to Ukraine to fight Russian separatists would be futile, sparking sharp [...]

  • European leaders call for new Russia sanctions after renewed violence in Ukraine

    January 27, 2015

    European leaders have written a joint statement saying they will back new sanctions against Russia, after renewed violence in eastern Ukraine. Heads of state from all 28 European Union (EU) nations condemned the killing of civilians – said to have been deliberate – in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol over the weekend. We note evidence [...]

  • Here is everything we know about the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant accident in Ukraine

    December 3, 2014

    Ukraine’s Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk has confirmed there has been an accident at one of the country’s major nuclear power plants today.   The reactor affected is Zaporizhia NPP – the largest power plant in Europe, which is in the South East of the country. “I know that an accident has occurred at the Zaporizhia NPP,” Yatsenyuk said. Ukraine’s energy [...]

  • Has French company DCNS agreed to transfer warship to Russia despite the conflict in Ukraine?

    November 24, 2014

    France has agreed on a deadline to deliver the first of two warships to Russia in a deal that will total around €1.2bn. DCNS, a French industrial group that specialises in naval defence and energy, has agreed with Russia to transfer the Mistral-class helicopter carrier before 27 November. With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine showing [...]

  • “More sanctions? I’m off”: Putin leaves G20 early after being blasted over Ukraine

    November 15, 2014

    Russian President Vladimir Putin has decided to wave goodbye to his fellow G20 summit attendees a day early, after they criticised Russia's involvement in Ukraine and threatened to impose more sanctions on Moscow.    Western leaders from both Europe and North America berated Russia for its part in the recent escalation of military activity in [...]

  • Russian bank VTB could de-list from London due to Ukraine sanctions

    November 10, 2014

    Russian lender VTB is looking at de-listing in London and moving to Chinese stock markets, because international sanctions are squeezing its business. The bank listed in London in 2007, seeking the global capital markets focused in the UK. But pro-Russia separatists’ seizure of Crimea and fighting in Ukraine have led to sanctions on people close [...]

  • EU brokers Russia, Ukraine gas deal after months of negotiation

    October 30, 2014

    Russia has agreed to resume supplies of natural gas supplies to Ukraine until March 2015 following months of negotiations brokered by the European Union. The deal will also include EU funds to assist Ukraine in paying off its debts to Russian energy giant Gazprom so gas will be delivered to the war-torn country in time [...]

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