The financial and human costs of the world’s worst nuclear accident still remain hard to evaluate More

Who needs budget airlines when Ukraine’s internal network is right here? The prices are nice, but don’t expect to be pampered More

Yushchenko faces impeachment moves as government politicians continue to oppose new elections and street protests wear on More

The United Nations believes that economic and community revival is the only way to end the legacy of the Chornobyl disaster More

The Shelter Implementation Plan for Chornobyl will see the construction of a massive mobile shelter designed to enclose the shattered reactor for at least a century Subscribe

Following the recent appointment of Ukraine as co-host of the Euro 2012 football championships, attention is now firmly fixed on the practicalities of preparation and the benefits the event will bring Subscribe

Ukraine got its best piece of good news in a long time last week as UEFA announced the surprise decision to award it the 2012 European Football Championships along with Poland More

The political battle for power shifts focus to the Constitutional Court More

Ukraine’s success with Poland in winning the race to host the Euro 2012 tournament has given the country a great goal to work towards More

Not much has thus far been heard from Moscow on Ukraine’s latest political battle. Is this a sign of the new phase in relations the diplomats have been talking up? Subscribe

Peter takes a (very) early shot at predicting both the election date and the winner. So remember, you read it here first More

British businessman awarded for years of contribution to the plastics recycling industry in Ukraine More

The latest political war between the President and Prime Minister is being seen as nothing less than a struggle for control of Ukraine’s strategic direction More

Yushchenko stands to lose in an election with a weak party and few friends in the Rada. Yanukovych stands to lose by risking his coalition. So why the confrontation now? More

Revolution? What revolution? Most Ukrainians are too busy getting on with life and business to take the politicians too seriously any more More

Whether the deadlock is ended by elections or not, failure to respect rule of law and lack of stability remain the underlying problems that need to be solved More

We polled a few of Ukraine’s local and international business people to get their views on the ongoing political turmoil More

As the political elite jockey for position to determine who will ultimately control the new Ukraine, switching sides isn’t uncommon More

Growing government faction puts Yushchenko under unprecedented pressure to dissolve the Verkhovna Rada and go to the nation More

A privatisation deal hits trouble as allegations of corruption are levelled, Ukraine continues dual EU-Russia foreign policy More

The death of Niyazov in Turkmenistan could usher in a new era in the struggle for control of energy supplies which could benefit Ukraine More

Yanukovych brings ex-PM Anatoliy Kinakh back into the fold as Minister of Economy More

Years wasted on an unworkable voucher system and half-hearted attempts at selloffs make it ever more critical that the government gets it right this time Subscribe

A quick guide to the companies likely to go under the state hammer Subscribe

Following years of dispute over land rights and unused funding the government is finally showing commitment to transform Kyiv’s airport into a true international hub More

Cases like the Kyivstar wrangle show that while Western business practice may not be perfect, Ukraine has no reason not to improve More

Last Thursday (March 15) saw the launch of Business Ukraine, the country’s first English-language weekly magazine, at the Leonardo Business Centre in Kyiv. More

Investors, British government and Ukrainian officials all in buoyant mood at the third Ukraine Investment Summit More

The unveiling of Business Ukraine - the new weekly business magazine in English - comes at a very important stage in Ukraine's political and economic development. More

Still believe Ukraine is a problem child? Then consider the good things about the last couple of years - it could be a whole lot worse More