We have started to collect the most important news related to Ukraine in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Russian PM Vladimir Putin says gas flows to Europe via Ukraine can resume once the EU signs a deal and deploys monitors.
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Russia will resume pumping gas to third countries via Ukraine from Tuesday morning, the EU says, ending a dispute over transit.
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Russian gas giant Gazprom resumes some supplies through Ukraine to Europe, after they were cut for nearly a week.
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Russian gas giant Gazprom says Ukraine has blocked deliveries of gas to Europe, scotching hopes of an end to the crisis.
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The EU tells Russia it is disappointed that little gas has flowed into Europe from Ukraine, despite a deal to resume supplies.
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The European Commission president says Russian and Ukrainian energy firms may be sued over gas dispute.
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EU officials plan to join Russia and Ukraine in Moscow talks to resolve the crisis that has shut down Russian gas supplies.
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Gabriel Gatehouse explains why the gas row between Russia and Ukraine has reached stalemate.
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Russia and Ukraine's prime ministers close a late-night deal in Moscow to resume natural gas supplies to Europe.
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The Ukrainian and Russian prime ministers sign a deal which they say will enable gas to flow into Europe again.
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Russian starts pumping gas to Ukraine and on to Europe, raising hopes of an end to weeks of shortages.
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The International Court of Justice defines maritime boundary between Romania and Ukraine, settling a dispute over a part of the Black Sea.
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Somali pirates who held a Ukrainian ship full of weapons for five months free the vessel after a ransom is paid, reports say.
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A Ukrainian ship freed by Somali pirates is preparing to leave Somali waters to deliver its arms shipment to Kenya.
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Up to 20 Nato countries offer to boost their commitments to Afghanistan, US defence secretary Robert Gates says.
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Andy Murray beats Ukraine's Sergiy Stakhovsky in Dubai, but struggles with an ankle injury.
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