WBA light-welterweight champion Amir Khan said yesterday it is unlikely that he will ever fight stable-mate and pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao. "I'm sure by the time I get to that level he will be calling it a day.

Further doubt has been cast on the readiness of Ukrainian cities to host Euro 2012 following a statement issued today by Ukraine's soccer federation.

Kyiv Post publisher Mohammad Zahoor announces improvements to the newspaper and his future plans.

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Crisis fails to halt Ukraine expansion plans of foreign retail, wholesale giants.

Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov officially received on Thursday the team from the Military Medical Academy (VMA) that had earlier returned from Ukraine.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Borisov (L) and Anton Kisse (R), Chair of the Association of Bulgarians of Ukraine, arrive at a reception for the Bulgarian medical emergency team that returned from Odessa on Monday.

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The Ukrainian government has included a construction of the Odessa-Reni highway to the state plan to build roads, the governor of Odessa Region, Mykola Serdyuk, said. The highway will run on the Ukrainian territory which will help to get from Odessa to Reni without having to cross Moldova. The project also includes a construction of a bridge, whose length will total 4.5 kilometres, through the ...

MOSCOW -(Dow Jones)- Russian oil major OAO Lukoil Holdings (LKOH.RS) has temporarily shut down operations at its Odessa refinery in Ukraine starting Oct. 1, the company said Friday.

* Crude supply disruption halts Odessa refinery

MOSCOW/KIEV, Oct 2 (Reuters) - LUKOIL, Russia's second-largest oil producer, has stopped oil product output at its Odessa refinery in Ukraine due to crude shortages, a company spokesman said on Friday. "Oil products output has stopped," the spokesman, Dmitry Dolgov, said, adding that the company was preparing a statement to clarify its position. On Thursday, market sources said crude deliveries ...

KIEV, Sep 29 (Reuters) The sale of one of Ukraine's biggest state companies collapsed on Tuesday, highlighting the deep rift in the country's leadership while the government accused bidders of shady dealings to get the firm on the cheap.

AP Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko is seen during the press-conference in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, Sept. 30.

The sale of one of Ukraine`s biggest state companies collapsed on Tuesday, highlighting the deep rift in the country`s leadership while the government accused bidders of shady dealings to get the firm on the cheap.

AP In this July 11, 2008 photo, the Odessa Port plant in Odessa, Ukraine is seen.

KIEV, Sep 29 (Reuters) The sale of one of Ukraine's biggest state companies collapsed on Tuesday, highlighting the deep rift in the country's leadership while the government accused bidders of shady dealings to get the firm on the cheap.

Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko called on Tuesday the privatisation of the Odessa Port chemical plant "hasty and illegal" after issuing a decree earlier this month banning the sale.

A disputed auction of a Ukrainian Black Sea chemical plant plunged into confusion on Tuesday with Ukraine's Nortima first being declared the winner and then being told its $624 million offer had been rejected.