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Quick, Easy, Proletarian: Soup and a Sandwich

Soup and a sandwich are utterly proletarian lunch fare. Diners and restaurants across North America advertise this most simple of lunches with …
Paul Miazga

The City’s Best Home-brewed Suds Found

iring a taste for the ultimate social lubricant. Here at the Post, we’ve acquired the taste, too. Having saturated ourselves with all the …
Interns

Headhunters optimistic as they look ahead

Since the Orange Revolution, headhunters say that their business has seen steady growth, with foreign specialists more interested in coming to work in …
Yulianna Vilkos

A Minnesotan’s recipe for successful Ukrainian agribusiness

With more than 15 years’ experience in Ukraine’s farming and food processing sectors, David Sweere of the agribusiness firm Kyiv-Atlantic Group has …
Vlad Lavrov

German entrepreneur Falk Nebiger, from A to Z

Leading up to the Post’s 10th birthday this fall, each week we’ll be highlighting members of the local business community who have played leading …
Viktoria Barchenko

A fishy story envelops Belgian entrepreneur

A seemingly routine deal to export fish out of Ukraine has left a Belgian businessman bankrupt, living on borrowed money, and with little hope he’ll …
Vlad Lavrov

It’s war

Ukraine was slogging through the tail end of its long summer break, and the government seemed a stable, if dysfunctional reality. President Viktor …
Editorial

Yes to zoning

n land relations – are starting to make noises about the necessity of drafting zoning laws for Ukraine. Good for them, as the absence of them tends to …
Editorial

The view from September

of me the July 28 issue of the Kyiv Post, containing an Associated Press article bearing the headline “President offers upbeat review.” It’s about …
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President slams Tymoshenko; seeks delay of constitutional reforms

President Viktor Yushchenko on Sept. 13 struck back at his former political ally, Yulia Tymoshenko, accusing her oflobbying business interests during …
Roman Olearchyk

Yushchenko to cut taxes and stop privatization reviews

President Viktor Yushchenko Sept. 13 pledged mild tax reform starting next year, citing high taxes as the as the main drivers of corruption and …
Roman Olearchyk

Q&A with Kinakh advisor Viktor Skarshevsky

The Post on Sept. 10 caught up with veteran public servant Viktor Skarshevsky, currently chief advisor to First Deputy Prime Minister Anatoliy Kinakh, …
Peter Byrne

System Capital Management unveils bold expansion plans but where’s Akhmetov?

System Capital Management appears to be steamrolling ahead with bold investment plans and unprecedented advertising campaigns, even though Rinat …
Roman Olearchyk

President and Rada factions sign declaration of cooperation

Viktor Yushchenko, Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn, acting Prime Minister Yuri Yekhanurov and leaders of several Rada groups and factions on Sept. …
Peter Byrne

Pinchuk hopes sacking of Tymochenko will end all attempts to seize his businesses

(AP) – The tycoon son-in-law of former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma said Sept. 14 that he expects the new acting prime minister to take a …
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Analysts: Yushchenko and Tymoshenko will fight bitter war

(AP) – Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his former prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, who fought shoulder to shoulder in last year’s Orange …
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Yushchenko launches offensive against Tymoshenko

ia Tymoshenko of abuse of office, saying it had become a “matter of honor” to dismiss her government after she allegedly broke away from the ideals of …
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Lawmakers block parliamentary podium, protest detention of ex-governor

(AP) – Opposition lawmakers on Sept. 13 seized control of the podium of Ukraine’s parliament and occupied government seats to protest the continued …
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