Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak (2nd L) and Ukraine's Energy and Coal Industry Minister Yuri Prodan (2nd R) shake hands, watched by European Commission officials and the CEOs of Gazprom and Naftogas, at the EU headquarters in Brussels, Oct. 30.
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While the deal will allow Ukraine to buy natural gas from Russia until March 2015, long-term challenges remain....
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