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Korrespondent magazine releases annual Top-100 list

es are most likely to influence developments in the country in 2006. Perhaps not surprisingly, the first place on the rating went to President Viktor …
Interns

Germany launches exchange program for young Ukrainian officials

The German government has initiated an exchange program to acquaint young Ukrainian state workers with how Germany’s government works in a move to …
Yulianna Vilkos

Investigators summon ex-security chief over illicit weapons deals

he former head of the security service for questioning over his alleged involvement in illicit weapons deals, the Prosecutor General’s office said …
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Four Local Artists in the Spotlight

viz or doing private commissions for displays in local galleries, homes or offices. So many artists work in Kyiv that the good ones often become lost …
Olga Chala

Rivnenshchyna: Wetlands, Castles and a Little Railway that Could

Imagine thick, wild woods and swamps with vultures flying over them, hunting for carrrion. Imagine having a late night dinner cooked over an open fire …
Vlad Lavrov

7 Days

ort of compulsory). If you had a future with your sweetheart you’d find out at the drive-in. What was playing? “King Kong,” “Planet of the Apes,” or …
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PR, and Why Ukrainians Suck At It

I’ve got a small bone to pick with most of Kyiv’s theater, cinema, nightclub, sports club and bar owners out there, and it has to do with the people …
Paul Miazga

Sarajavo’s Transplanted Restaurateur Vera Stefanovic

“What shall I treat you to?” asks amicable Vera Stefanovic, the director of Serbian restaurant 011 in Podil, as we sit down for lunch on the eatery’s …
Olga Chala

Finally, After Much Ado, Armenian Fare at Sim Sim

The rain was coming in sheets and the taxi was flying around the turnoff on Kiltseva Doroha on the western edge of Kyiv. In the back of my mind …
Paul Miazga

We Looked for the City’s Best Jean Store

num in Kyiv. Now they’re common enough that it’s time for the Post’s Best of Team to leave its high-tech secret headquarters (featuring our …
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Where to Pick Apple Computers in the Capital

Computers – good new ones, anyway – tend to be expensive and hard to find around here. A combination of tough customs duties and little competition …
Paul Miazga

Inflation nation

s made life in Ukraine more challenging this year has cooled off. Consumer prices in July rose by only 0.3 percent, the government claims. That’s a …
Interns

Too much love

to call and wish former President Leonid Kuchma a happy 67th birthday. How nice, one might think. But wait a moment. Wasn’t Kuchma the man who led the …
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Fighting HIV hysteria in Ukraine

of people diagnosed with HIV and the estimated true number of people living with HIV. Experts at UNAIDS and other organizations estimate that the true …
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German school will open in fall

German ex-pats who want their kids educated in German will be able to send their first-graders to the first fully bilingual German-Ukrainian school …
Yulianna Vilkos

U.S. native gets nailed in customs confusion

A California native has had $2,800 seized by airport customs and then confiscated by a Ukrainian court because he was unclear on local customs …
Vlad Lavrov

Gongadze case hits new snag

The decision to prevent one of Ukraine’s most prominent lawyers from representing the mother of Georgy Gongadze has raised a firestorm of protest …

Officials: More parkings on the way

Kyiv’s parking problem took center stage last week when Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko ordered construction of at least two multi-level public parking …
Yulianna Vilkos
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