We have started to collect the most important news related to Ukraine in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Rescuers search the rubble of an apartment building in southern Ukraine, where an explosion has killed at least 22 people.
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Russia's Gazprom renews its threat to cut off gas to Ukraine on 1 January, saying a dispute is now at a "critical" stage.
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A court in eastern Ukraine jails a man for life for the murder and rape of about 40 girls and young women over 25 years.
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Ukraine's struggling old mines put lives at risk
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Ukraine's pro-Western coalition which collapsed in September has been reformed, says the speaker of parliament.
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Somali pirates say they have thwarted an apparent revolt by the crew of a hijacked Ukrainian ship, according to reports.
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Nato reiterates Ukraine and Georgia will eventually join the bloc, but does not offer them formal roadmaps.
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Nato is not ready to take in Ukraine and post-war Georgia
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Somali pirates holding a ship full of military hardware reach a deal with its Ukrainian owners to release it, reports say.
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Somali pirates holding a giant Saudi oil tanker move it closer to other hijacked vessels, including a Ukrainian ship carrying tanks.
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The IMF approves a $16.4bn loan to Ukraine to bolster its economy, which has been shaken by the global financial turmoil.
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A bank providing investment to Eastern Europe welcomes IMF assistance to Ukraine and Hungary.
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The International Monetary Fund agrees to offer a $16.5bn loan to Ukraine, hard-hit by fears over the global credit crisis.
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Deputy PM Sergei Ivanov tells the BBC Russia will relocate its Black Sea Fleet if Ukraine refuses to renew its Sevastopol lease.
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Somali pirates holding a Ukrainian cargo ship carrying military tanks threaten to blow it up if they are not paid a ransom.
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Ukraine's president dissolves parliament weeks after the collapse of the ruling coalition and calls a snap election.
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