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Manchester City fans charged just £4.50 for Dynamo Kyiv tickets as they scramble to organise travel for late-notice …
- Manchester City fans can now attend match at Dynamo Kyiv this month
- Tickets are priced at £4.50 with City being handed an allocation of 2,200
- Club are helping supporters arrange their journeys for late-notice trip
- City only found out they could send fans to the game earlier this week
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[Interview] Ukraine resignation is ‘cold shower’ for elite
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Abromavicius (l) is part of a group of foreign fixers installed in Kyiv top posts (Photo: ec.europa.eu)
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Moscow sees lack of Kyiv’s political will to settle crisis in Ukraine — FM
MOSCOW, February 4. /TASS/. It takes political will to settle the Ukrainian crisis and Kyiv apparently lacks it, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said in an interview with Italy’ Limes monthly magazine.
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Western Leaders Urge Kyiv To Keep Pursuing Economic Reform
Western leaders have praised the reform efforts of a Ukrainian economy minister who resigned and called on Kyiv to keep pursuing the reforms he championed.
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Uefa’s late lifting of Kyiv stadium ban angers Manchester City
Manchester City fans have accused Uefa of giving Dynamo Kyiv a “clear advantage” in their Champions League tie this month after the Ukrainian club had a stadium ban for racist chanting lifted.
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UPDATE 5-Ukraine economy minister quits in blow to reform hopes
* Minister accuses presidential ally of meddling
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Ukrainian official resigns, says reform efforts blocked
Ukraine’s government, already under strain from political infighting, a frozen conflict in the country’s east and a sagging economy, fell under scrutiny again on Wednesday when its economy minister handed in his resignation, saying the leadership routinely blocked his reform efforts.
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Kyiv minister quits over ‘corruption’
Ukraine’s government was on the brink of collapse last night after the resignation of a key minister who alleged that corruption within the ruling coalition had made it impossible to do his job.
