Petro Poroshenko

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Ukraine election: Petro Poroshenko remains unpopular in Odessa

Ethnic diversity may be why voters in Odessa reject their incumbent president in the first round of the presidential election.

Presidential vote frontrunner stays away from election debate organised by incumbent leader, prompting a one-man show.

Frontrunner Volodymyr Zelensky meets French leader as incumbent president courts both Merkel and Macron on the same day.

The court is being set up before a presidential poll runoff as part of Ukraine’s $3.9bn loan programme with IMF.

Petro Poroshenko’s electoral failure shows the limits of using ethnonationalism as a political strategy in Ukraine.

Incumbent president links political novice Volodymyr Zelensky’s success in first round of polls to ‘Kremlin agents’.

The Ukrainian electorate has run out of patience.

Sunday’s poll will test the incumbent president for the first time since he came to power on a revolutionary wave.

Before Ukraine’s presidential election on Sunday, voters speak to Al Jazeera about which way they will vote and why.

Some in Kharkiv see Ukrainian government as ‘illegitimate’ and will not vote in Sunday’s presidential elections.