Barring any major developments, that ends the live blogging for today.
Lviv government official Yuriy Holets has been detained as he allegedly accepted a $90,000 bribe. He was able to post bail of $2 million and be released.
American-Canadian journalist and author Diane Francis told Radio Svoboda that the IT industry is the only business sector in Ukraine that is immune from corruption.
Ukrainian officials have begin building a 150-meter tower in the Chongar village in the Kherson region that will transmit Ukrainian radio broadcasts into Crimea, where Ukrainian-language broadcasts have been sharply curtailed since Russia's invasion and annexation of the peninsula.
A group of people known as the 30 November Group who were injured during the Euromaidan protests in 2013 are calling for General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko to resign and for President Petro Poroshenko to ensure that all security officers responsible for killing and injuring demonstrators on the Maidan be brought to justice.
An accompanying video from the November 30 Group and their presentation calling for justice for people wounded during the Euromaidan protests.
A pair of video reports from Radio Svoboda on the recently observed anniversary of Holodomor of 1932-33: