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Tuesday 29 September 2015

Ukraine Crisis - Latest news and developments

The latest and breaking Ukrainian Crisis news. 

Latest Ukraine News

Trial opens of two alleged Russian soldiers captured in eastern Ukraine

Yevgeny Yerofeyev (L) and Alexander Alexandrov (R) during the trial in the Holosiivskyi District Court  
Kiev says the two soldiers are members of Russian special forces and accuse them of taking part in fighting against the Ukrainian army
29 Sep 2015

Nadia Savchenko: All you need to know

Helicopter pilot Nadia Savchenko 
Why is a Ukrainian helicopter pilot accused of murdering two Russian journalists and will she get a fair trial?
29 Sep 2015

Putin and Obama exchange barbs on Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and US President Barack Obama (R) at the start of a luncheon for world leaders during the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly at United Nations headquarters in New York 
Vladimir Putin and Barack Obama accuse each other of fomenting Ukraine crisis that has plunged Russia’s relations with the West to lowest point since Cold War 
28 Sep 2015

Russian troops will not fight in Syria 'for now', says Putin

Vladimir Putin denies battlefield role for Russian forces in Syria ahead of key UN speech, but reiterates calls to support Bashar Assad's embattled Syrian government  
Vladimir Putin denies battlefield role for Russian forces in Syria ahead of key UN speech, but reiterates calls to support Bashar Assad's embattled Syrian government 
28 Sep 2015

Ukraine bond holders look to make more deals

 
Investors who swooped on the country's distressed debts could agree to more restructuring
26 Sep 2015

Jack Straw used Britain's consul in Hong Kong to check the company for which he was considering working

Jack Straw, former Foreign Secretary 
Former foreign secretary approached Caroline Wilson, the UK Consul General in Hong Kong, seeking information on a fictitious Chinese firm that had offered him an advisory role
22 Sep 2015

Ethnic Tatars declare 'economic blockade' of Crimea

An activist stops a lorry near the village of Chongar, in the Kherson region adjacent to Crimea 
Ethnic Tatar activists have vowed to cut off goods supplies to the Russian-annexed peninsular in a bid to highlight harassment by the authorities there 
20 Sep 2015

Silvio Berlusconi jaunt with Vladimir Putin ends in Ukraine wine row

Italy's former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi and Russia's president Vladimir Putin The pair spent last weekend touring Crimea's ancient ruins, and found time to visit the finest winery in the area 
Silvio Berlusconi's visit to long-time friend Vladimir Putin in Crimea ends in acrimony amid a row over a very expensive bottle of wine
18 Sep 2015

300 topless women are fighting 'oppressive' religion

The protesters, aged 25 and 31, grabbed microphones and shouted feminist slogans in French and Arabic 
Religion is one of the biggest forces oppressing women all over the world and we must fight it, Femen leader Inna Shevchenko, in an interview with Telegraph Wonder Women 
17 Sep 2015
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Ukraine bans dozens of foreign journalists as 'threats to national security'

Petro Poroshenko says Russia is a “challenge to the democratic world” with “deadly new imperial ambitions” and should lose UN Security Council veto  
Kiev criticised for blacklisting journalists including senior BBC correspondents and Spanish reporters missing in Syria alongside Russian officials and separatist leaders
17 Sep 2015

Elton John tells Ukraine it has 'a long way to go' on gay rights

Elton John speaks during the 12th Yalta European Strategy (YES) Annual Meeting in Kiev, Ukraine 
British rock star took to stage at a political conference in Kiev to urge the country to choose 'freedom over repression and acceptance over hatred'
12 Sep 2015

Strip Russia of its UN veto, says Ukraine president

Petro Poroshenko says Russia is a “challenge to the democratic world” with “deadly new imperial ambitions” and should lose UN Security Council veto  
Petro Poroshenko says Russia is a “challenge to the democratic world” with “deadly new imperial ambitions” and should lose UN Security Council veto
11 Sep 2015

Russia’s opposition faces an uphill struggle against Kremlin and Vladimir Putin

Ilya Yashin 
Six months after Boris Nemtsov’s murder, Russia's opposition tells Roland Oliphant how it ended up with only a place on the ballot in Kostroma – a place they would not have chosen to fight in
07 Sep 2015

Ukraine reports polio outbreak in first Europe cases since 2010

File photo: Transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of poliovirus, the causative agent of polio 
Two children in southwestern Ukraine paralysed by polio, the first outbreak of the disease in Europe since 2010, World Health Organisation says 
02 Sep 2015

Two more Ukrainian guardsmen die from injuries after Kiev clashes

Blood and a police helmet lie on the ground following a grenade explosion outside Ukraine's parliament 
The officer is the second official to die after a Ukrainian national guardsman was killed during violent protests on Monday 
01 Sep 2015

Young daredevil takes the phrase 'riding the train' to a new level

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Video that has emerged online shows 18-year-old Pasha Bumchik channelling James Bond by running on top of a moving train and leaping from carriage to carriage 
01 Sep 2015
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Deadly clashes in Kiev as grenade hits police

Ukrainian servicemen carry an injured colleague away from the parliament building in Kiev
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Police have been injured during a demonstration in the Ukrainian capital 
31 Aug 2015

Ukraine debt crisis: Russia refuses to accept terms as Kiev finally secures debt write-off deal with creditors

 
Moscow says it will not be part of a deal to write off 20pc of Ukraine's debt mountain
27 Aug 2015

Russian court sentences Ukrainian film-maker Oleg Sentsov to 20 years for 'terrorism'

 
The Ukrainian film-maker has been given hard labour as punishment following his controversial trial marred by allegations of torture and coercion 
25 Aug 2015

Russia 'sends more troops to eastern Ukraine' as leaders get together for crisis summit

French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel held a press conference before meeting with Mr Poroshenko 
Petro Poroshenko, Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande are meeting in Berlin to discuss how to keep the peace agreement
24 Aug 2015
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