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• Russia Curtails Crimean Free Speech
  Many journalists of Crimea’s independent television station ATR broke into tears on air during their last live show at midnight on March 31.
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• 22:59•Kobolev says Stockholm arbitration court may issue final ruling in Naftogaz dispute with Gazprom in early 2016
• 22:48•Reuters: Russian court refuses to rehabilitate Soviet-era commissar Yagoda
• 22:37•Associated Press: Bubka proposes 'complete review' of athletics
• 22:29•Ukrainian Communist Party leader agrees to come to questioning on April 6 - SBU
• 22:18•Ukraine government, militants reach agreement to withdraw tanks from frontline
• 22:00•Business Insider: A Russian internet troll had to write 135 comments making fun of Obama for spitting out gum
• 21:50•Poroshenko says corruption in Ukraine lost its cover
• 21:41•Agence France-Presse: Fragile ceasefire a dark joke to many in east Ukraine
• 21:32•Ukrainska Zaliznytsia company could be created in Sept 2015 - infrastructure ministry
• 20:34•Council of Europe Secretary General concerned over ATR TV closure
• 20:25•The Moscow Times: Russian Internet giant Yandex trims staff amid economic сrisis
• 20:14•Czech parliament votes for ratification of EU-Ukraine association agreement at first reading
• 20:06•Lysenko says Russia-led insurgents preparing provocations in Donbas
• 19:55•Hroisman says Constitutional Commission to hold its first meeting next week
• 19:48•Lysenko says Russian troops preventing militants from leaving Donbas
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KYIV POST EXCLUSIVE

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  Russia Curtails Crimean Free Speech

  Ukraine – by Kyiv Post+, Olena Goncharova

   April 2, 2015, 11:27 p.m.
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  Kolomoisky’s man stays in charge of state oil company

  Business – by Mark Rachkevych

   April 2, 2015, 11:17 p.m.
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  Avakov says Firtash firms face probe on finances

  Ukraine – by Allison Quinn, Kyiv Post+

   April 2, 2015, 11:09 p.m.
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  French do not want to say au revoir to Ukraine

  Business – by Ilya Timtchenko

   April 2, 2015, 11:06 p.m.
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  AmCham taps Hunder for presidency

  Business – by Mark Rachkevych

   April 2, 2015, 11:03 p.m.
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  Nepotism receding in ‘new’ Ukraine?

  Ukraine – by Alyona Zhuk

   April 2, 2015, 10:56 p.m.
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  • Russia Curtails Crimean Free Speech
    Many journalists of Crimea’s independent television station ATR broke into tears on air during their last live show at ...
  • •Avakov says Firtash firms face probe on finances
  • •Nepotism receding in ‘new’ Ukraine?

•  UKRAINE ABROAD

  • Agence France-Presse: Fragile ceasefire a dark joke to many in east Ukraine
    With heavily-armed men patrolling the streets, shootings in the dark of night and the echo of gunfire from the airport ...
  • •Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Demining dog helps sappers clear battlefields of Donbas (VIDEO)
  • •Newsweek: The battle for Mariupol heats up

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•  BUSINESS WIRE

  • Forum EXPORT: second wind
    The main meeting of exporters
    April 10, 2015
    Fairmont Grand Hotel Kyiv
    Organizer Nobles Fortunenoblesfortune.com
  • •ICSC Ukrainian National Committee hosts the first Educational Networking Event in the Kyiv on April 9
  • •10 things you need to know about a beard transplant

•  BUSINESS

  • Kolomoisky’s man stays in charge of state oil company
    Billionaire Igor Kolomoisky’s ousted ally at 100 percent state-owned oil pipeline operator Ukrtransnafta still runs the company.
    Oleksandr Lazorko ...
  • •French do not want to say au revoir to Ukraine
  • •AmCham taps Hunder for presidency

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•  POLITICS

  • Czech parliament votes for ratification of EU-Ukraine association agreement at first reading
    The lower house of the parliament of the Czech Republic has approved at first reading the ratification of the Agreement ...
  • •Poroshenko: Local elections in Ukraine to be held on October 25
  • •Poroshenko: NSDC to expand sanctions against Russians involved in Crimea occupation, Donbas aggression

•  KYIV POST+

  • Government denies reports of Aidar members causing chaos in Luhansk
    Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council has denied reports that members of the Aidar Battalion seized a local business ...
  • •Separatist leader hails relationship between Akhmetov and self-proclaimed republic
  • •Lost in communication

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•  RUSSIA AND FORMER SOVIET UNION

  • Reuters: Russian court refuses to rehabilitate Soviet-era commissar Yagoda
    MOSCOW - Russia's highest court on April 2 refused to legally rehabilitate Genrikh Yagoda, the head of the Soviet-era NKVD ...
  • •Business Insider: A Russian internet troll had to write 135 comments making fun of Obama for spitting out gum
  • •The Moscow Times: Russian Internet giant Yandex trims staff amid economic сrisis

•  WORLD

  • BBC: UN says '25,000 foreign fighters' joined Islamist militants
    More than 25,000 foreign fighters from 100 nations have travelled to join militant groups such as al-Qaeda and Islamic ...
  • •Associated Press: Germanwings was unaware of co-pilot's 'depressive episode'
  • •Reuters: US targets overseas cyber attackers with sanctions program

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•  LIFESTYLE

  • Mashable: Ukraine is banning films and TV shows that glorify Russia's military
    Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko signed into law a new measure banning Russian films and television shows that glorify the country ...
  • •BBC: The 11 greatest children’s books
  • •Euronews: Greece and Ukraine crises reflected at European cultural awards (VIDEO)

•  SPORTS

  • Associated Press: Bubka proposes 'complete review' of athletics
    Sergei Bubka says he will undertake a "complete review" of track and field if elected president of the International Association ...
  • •Associated Press: US Senators want FIFA to move 2018 World Cup out of Russia
  • •Agence France-Presse: Del Bosque insists Spain not far below form of former glories

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