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Ukraine to launch first flight to Alamain soon: ambassador
‘110 flights between Ukrainian, Egyptian cities,’ says Latii
MIIC signs two maritime MoUs with Ukraine
Nasr calling Ukrainian firms to participate in megaprojects
EU ‘positive’ on Russia-Ukraine gas talks
‘NordStream 2 to pump, but Ukraine gas transit will remain’
7th session of Egyptian-Ukrainian joint committee to be held in 2018: ambassador
Ukrainian companies to participate in Egypt’s public sector reform
Consultations begin to facilitate entry of Egyptian exports to Ukrainian market: Kabil
Considering establishing joint Egyptian-Brazilian economic committee to enhance cooperation between two countries in various productive, service sectors, says minister
Ukraine claims it would exit Egyptian wheat market due to new import rules
Egypt’s Ministry of Agriculture denies any changes to wheat import rules
Ukraine wins battle with Gazprom in contract clash
Choosing the next UN chief is ‘intensely political’
Deciding who will lead the United Nations after Ban Ki-moon is a complex and convoluted process. Mats Berdal tells DW that the conflicts in Syria and Ukraine mean politics will likely play a big role in the decision.
Ukraine’s disappeared citizens underline rights’ groups dilemmas
Human rights groups accuse both the government and Russian-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine of secretly abducting and imprisoning civilians. David Stern in Kyiv looks at why some say this is only part of the story.
Opinion: Moscow won’t let Ukraine go
Ukraine declared independence 25 years ago. The Soviet Union was beyond saving. Now, Ukraine is once again fighting for self-determination, writes DW’s Bernd Johann.
Ukraine, Russia flex muscles ahead of Independence Day
Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have been rising in recent weeks.
Russia uses the law to put pressure on internet users
More and more people in Russia are being given jail sentences for controversial posts on the internet. Simply questioning the annexation of Crimea is enough to lead to charges. Now, laws have been tightened once again.
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Euro 2016: Bastian Schweinsteiger scores on return as Germany edge past Ukraine
Joachim Löw’s side have won their first game of the European Championships, beating Ukraine 2-0 in Lille. The German national team has never lost their first game of Europe’s major international tournament.
46.3% decrease of number of tourists in Egypt in January 2016: CAPMAS
A total of 363,500 tourists visited Egypt from around the world in January 2016, a registered decrease of 46.3%, according to a press release by the Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) Wednesday
GASC purchases 300,000 tonnes of wheat, reserves safe until June
Wheat quantities to be supplied in March from France, Romania, Ukraine, and Argentine
Make love, not war: Ukrainian-Russian love overcoming conflict
The Ukraine-Russia conflict is increasingly polarizing people of both countries. But these couples are bridging the nationality gap and growing stronger together.
EU, Russia, Ukraine trade talks fail
Negotiations between the European Union, Russia and Ukraine aimed at resolving disagreements over a free trade deal between Brussels and Kiev have failed, adding to the already deep divisions between the three sides.
Joe Biden likely to bring harsh criticism to Ukraine
Dark days on Crimea: Russia and Ukraine rattle sabers
Russia halts gas deliveries to Ukraine, Kyiv responds
Playing with fire in Donbass
Russia proposes Ukraine debt restructuring
Russia rejects Dutch MH17 crash report
Russia resumes gas deliveries to Ukraine
Putin’s new war, old foes
As Russia embarks on an anti-“Islamic State” bombing campaign in Syria, President Vladimir Putin seems to be reverting to tried and true tactics. Fiona Clark reports from Moscow
Ukraine and Russia strike deal on winter gas supplies
Wheat reserves sufficient until March 2016
GASC contracts to buy 23,000 tonnes of wheat from Europe
Venice Film Festival draws Hollywood stars despite Canadian competition
