“In this situation, when it comes to violence and possible provocation, all the churches must work together,” said Yuriy Lutsenko.

 

Analyst: “With only a month left in the year, the state budget shortfall might be even deeper than our worst estimates. If we exclude possible NBU support in December, we see the budget revenue underperformance at close to UAH 30 bln in 2013, promising a fiscal gap of nearly UAH 80 bln, or 5.5% of GDP (excluding Naftogaz funding).”

 

“Our strategy remains focused on Eastern and Central Europe and in particular on optimising our strong capability and long experience in Ukraine and on taking advantage of our substantial and more recent investment in southern Russia”

 

The Kazan Tatar leaders said that they considered “the most important task of the Ukrainian people at the present moment” to be “the struggle for national and social liberation, for the construction of a genuinely independent Ukrainian national state and against the enslavement in whatever form of one people by another.”

 

Tim Ash: “…...on my estimates this suggests that budget revenues were lower by 7.5% YOY in November, a fairly seismic move on an already weak budget position…”

With the UAIndex aggregate market cap back below 4,000 and no positive market movers apparent, the potential for a six-month low seems in sight

 

“…we’ve spoken out very clearly about our desire to see the people of Ukraine be able to have their aspirations met by their own leadership in peaceful ways, without violence, which has no place in a modern European state,” said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry in Brussels for the NATO Foreign Ministers’ meeting.

With no external market movers, investors in Ukrainian stocks responded to internal strife in their trading on Tuesday

 

“Ukraine should take immediate steps to fulfill the human rights commitments that all the participating States have freely undertaken by investigating reports of excessive use of force by police and thugs and ensuring that freedom of assembly and association are respected. Ukraine should also implement the standards on the protection of journalists embodied in the draft Ministerial Decision that has been shepherded by the Ukrainian chairmanship,” said U.S. Senator Ben Cardin, who also serves as chair of the U.S. Helsinki Commission.

 

“Notwithstanding our strenuous efforts to develop and apply a mechanism of high-level dialogue, the Coordinating Council for Civil Society Development under the President of Ukraine, and profound respect for knowledge and intentions of many of the Council members, today we see no common values that would serve as a basis for constructive cooperation in this Organization. The UCIPR is forced to terminate its membership in the Council,” the Ukrainian Center for Independent Political Research said in its statement in resignation for the council.

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