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Articole din Iulie 2010

• Brake failure behind tram accident in Odesa
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 17:07)
  
  Brake failure was behind the tram accident in Odesa, director of the municipal electric transport enterprise Odesmiskelektrotrans Svitlana Kobylianska told Interfax-Ukraine on Thursday.
  
  
• Boryspil airport receives next tranche of JBIC credit
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  The Boryspil International Airport state enterprise has received a further tranche of UAH 72.793 million of a credit from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC).
  
  
• Metinvest increases pre-export syndicated credit from $300m to $700 m
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  Metinvest Group, the largest mining and smelting company in Ukraine, has decided to increase its three-year pre-export credit from $300 million to $700 million, according to a company press release posted on its Web site
  
  
• BYT hopes IMF will reconsider its decision on $15 b credit to Ukraine
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  The opposition government of Ukraine regrets that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has allocated a credit of $15 billion to Ukraine and hopes that the fund will reconsider this decision.
  
  
• NBU calling on government to more actively use state guarantees to bolster crediting
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 13:07)
  
  The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has called on the government to make more active use of state guarantees as collateral for banking credits.
  
  
• Temperatures of 40-42 degrees C expected in August, forecasters say
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 13:07)
  
  Head of the Ukrainian hydrometeorological center Mykola Kulbida has forecast that temperatures could reach a maximum of 40-42 degrees Celsius across most of Ukraine in August.
  
  
• Car driver killed in Odesa tram accident
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 12:07)
  
  A tram on route 15 in Odesa suffered brake failure on a hill and overturned on Balkivska Street, crushing a car and killing its driver, the Odesa police department has told Interfax-Ukraine.
  
  
• IMF okays $15.15 billion Stand-By Arrangement for Ukraine
  
  (29.07.2010 ora 03:07)
  
  
  
  
• Nun killed, eight people injured in explosion in Orthodox Church in Zaporizhia
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 21:07)
  
  A nun has been killed and eight people injured as a result of an explosion at the Intercession Church (subordinate to Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate) in Zaporizhia on Wednesday.
  
  
• Ukraine-Russia-EU meeting could clarify possibility of using Ukrainian pipelines instead of South Stream project, says Oettinger
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 16:07)
  
  A three-way meeting between Ukraine, Russia and the European Union could make it clear whether it is possible to use pipelines running through the south of Ukraine as an alternative to the South Stream project, European Commissioner on Energy Günther Oettinger said during a meeting with...
  
  
• Ukraine to join energy community in about a year, EU says
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  The European Union expects that Ukraine could joint the energy community in six months or a year, Interfax-Ukraine has learned from Vitaliy Lukyanenko, the press secretary of the Ukrainian premier.
  
  
• Ukraine to use IMF funds for paying off VTB loan – Tigipko
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 14:07)
  
  The Ukrainian government plans to earmark a portion of a $15 billion loan, which it hopes to receive from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), for paying off debt to VTB at the end of the year, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Sergiy Tigipko said in an interview with the newspaper Delo.
  
  
• Agriculture Ministry in charge of ensuring high prices for grain from new harvest, Azarov says
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 14:07)
  
  Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov has charged Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Mykola Prysiazhniuk with making the Agrarian Fund work actively to ensure there are high purchase prices for grain from the new harvest.
  
  
• Tigipko expects positive decision from IMF on crediting Ukraine
  
  (28.07.2010 ora 13:07)
  
  Vice Prime Minister on Economic Issues Sergiy Tigipko has said he is confident there will be a positive decision from the board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the allocation of a credit to Ukraine.
  
  
• Kyiv Patriarchate still hoping for dialog with Moscow one
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  The Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) is hoping for a dialog with the Ukrainian Orthodox Church subordinated to Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP), despite the unconstructive position of the Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) stated at its meeting in Kyiv...
  
  
• Azarov confirms plans to start issuing VAT bonds from August 1
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  The issue of bonds to pay the state debt for VAT reimbursements will start, as planned earlier, from August 1, Ukraine Prime Minister Mykola Azarov has said.
  
  
• Wage arrears 5% down in June 2010
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 14:07)
  
  The total wage arrears in Ukraine as of July 1, 2010 are down by 5% compared to June 1, 2010, but have grown by 21.6% since the start of the year, to UAH 1.792 billion, the State Statistics Committee reported.
  
  
• Kyiv and Sarajevo coordinate draft agreement on visa-free regime for citizens
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 14:07)
  
  Ukraine and Bosnia and Herzegovina have drawn up a draft agreement on a visa-free regime for their citizens, the press secretary of the Foreign Ministry of Ukraine, Oleksandr Dikusarov, said at a briefing in Kyiv on Tuesday.
  
  
• Mriya developer to construct five-star hotel worth $100 m in Odesa by 2014
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 13:07)
  
  Mriya Ltd. (Odesa) is intending by 2014 to construct the first five-star hotel in Odesa for about $100 million, the architect of the project, Volodymyr Hlazyrin, has told Interfax-Ukraine.
  
  
• Ukrainian President busy at work in Crimea, head of administration says
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 13:07)
  
  Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is continuing to work actively while on holiday in Crimea, Head of the Presidential Administration Serhiy Liovochkin has said.
  
  
• Crimean companies ready to repair Russian ships, says Dzharty
  
  (27.07.2010 ora 12:07)
  
  Ship repair plants in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol are ready to repair ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Chairman of the Crimean Council of Ministers Vasyl Dzharty has said.
  
  
• Ukrainian pilgrims return to Ukraine after spending four days at French-Swiss border
  
  (26.07.2010 ora 19:07)
  
  A group of 83 Ukrainian pilgrims, who spent four days at the border between France and Switzerland after a breakdown of their bus, have returned to Ukraine.
  
  
• Patriarch Kirill to visit Ukraine every year
  
  (26.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  Head of the Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill intends to make annual pastoral trips to Ukraine, according to a church spokesman.
  
  
• No Ukrainians among victims of German Love Parade, says Foreign Ministry
  
  (26.07.2010 ora 18:07)
  
  No Ukrainian have been among the killed and injured in a stampede at the Love Parade dance music festival in the German city of Duisburg, the Ukrainian foreign ministry told Interfax-Ukraine.
  
  
• Housing and utilities tariffs to rise on October 15 in Ukraine, minister says
  
  (26.07.2010 ora 15:07)
  
  Tariffs for housing and utilities services will increase at the beginning of heating season in Ukraine on October 15, Ukrainian Housing and Utilities Minister Yuriy Khivrych told the Segodnia newspaper.