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Ukraina CAPITAL: Kiev (Kyyiv) FLAG: Equal horizontal bands of azure blue (top) and yellow. ANTHEM: The National Anthem of Ukraine. MONETARY UNIT: The official currency, introduced in early 1993, is the hryvnia (HRN), which consists of 100 shahy. $1 =...

Ukraine is officially named Ukrayina, which means "borderland." After Russia, it is the second-largest country in Europe in area. It is comparable, both in population (about 52 million) and size (233,089 square miles) to France. It is...

Ukraine POPULATION 48,396,470 EASTERN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN 61 percent GREEK CATHOLIC 8 percent PROTESTANT 3 percent ROMAN CATHOLIC 1 percent MUSLIM 1 percent JEWISH 0.6 percent SLAVIC (UKRAINIAN) PAGAN 0.2 percent HINDU, BUDDHIST, AND PRACTITIONERS OF...

Ukraine Ukraine, formerly a member of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), has a land area of 603,700 square kilometers (233,090 square miles) and is the second largest country in Europe, similar in size to France or Texas. It is situated...

Ukraine (English pronunciation /juːˈkreɪn/; Ukrainian: Україна, Ukrayina, /ukrɑˈjinɑ/) is a country in Eastern Europe. It borders Russia to the east, Belarus to the north, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary to the west, Romania and Moldova to...

The Ukraine traditionally has been a major agricultural region of Europe. For the past few decades, it produced one fourth of the former Soviet Union's agricultural output while also developing a heavy industry infrastructure. After some adjustments to its newfound independence on August...

Highlights and Key Issues * Industrial growth stayed strong enough going into Q3 to make it likely that the official GDP growth projection of 6.5% will be exceeded; steel and machinery output kept manufacturing growth close to 8% in July. But inflation will...

Russia's lower house of parliament on Friday annulled an agreement with Ukraine on using Soviet-built military radars, citing Kiev's bid to join NATO.At the same time, lawmakers extended another deal, which calls on Ukraine to help maintain Russia's intercontinental ballistic missiles — a move reflecting...

The warnings in Ukraine verged on the apocalyptic when Russia sharply raised prices for natural gas a year ago. Many feared factories would close, leading to mass layoffs and grinding industry to a halt. But Ukraine's economy leaped ahead, its businesses quickly adapting to the...