"Prykhodko has been remanded in custody", First Deputy Prosecutor General Mykola Herasimyuk told a news conference.

The May and June jobs data were also revised upwards to show that the U.S. economy added 15,000 more jobs.

According to official figures, the country’s foreign debt decreased by $15.7 million to $3.850.4 billion by late June.

Auto sales dropped to a low of 10.4 million vehicles in 2009 and have risen steadily since, reaching 15.6 million vehicles last year.

A coalition of Islamic militias over the past week captured a number of army bases in Benghazi, Libya's second largest city.

The 70 police investigators "will conduct search operations in several places at the crash site," a Dutch government statement said.

“Our soldiers performed their duty courageously, killing no less than 14 and wounding 30 rivals,” an Artsakh army colonel said.

What started as a YouTube clip has a new lease of life running on satellite TV to Armenians across the world.

Economic minister Chang Chia-juch told reporters initial assessments suggested the blast was caused by a leak of propylene.

At least 12 women are killed by gender-related violence in Europe every day, according to the Council of Europe.