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Twenty questions for Dawn Walsh

ONG> Here in Kyiv three years, four days: July 13, 2002-July 17, 2005. What brought you to Ukraine? My husband (Sgt. Paul Walsh) is in the Canadian …
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Japanese Ballet Dancer Shinobu Takita

Choosing Brasserie le Cosmopolite for my lunch with ballet dancer Shinobu Takita, I wasn’t sure she’d be happy about the choice. The cliche has it …
Viktoria Barchenko

A new cigar lounge lets loose

this time on the Klovskiy Uzviz, a steep and quiet residential street in Pechersk. La Casa Del Habano is all right. There’s an elegant International …
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Berry berry nice

and cherries. Have them fresh, or grind them with ice into a kick-ass smoothie, or chomp them Ukrainian-style with sour cream and honey or, more …
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Silicon Valley venture capital guru wants in

Timothy C. Draper, co-founder of Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ), the leading Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm, has announced plans to invest …
Viktoria Braychenko

MacCoffee battle drags on despite court decision

The original director of MacCoffee is at war with its owners, claiming they unfairly dismissed him after he asked for a bigger slice of a growing …
Paul Miazga

Hewlett-Packard will assemble computers in Ukraine

California-based Hewlett-Packard (HP) unveiled plans July 18 to launch assembly of its desktop computers in Ukraine, marking a move by a renowned …
Roman Olearchyk

1+1 shareholders confirm sale

The shareholders of one of Ukraine’s most popular television channels have confirmed reports that they are negotiating the sale of their shares to a …
Roman Olearchyk

Lebanese entrepreneur in the limelight

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

Akhmetov firms bid on Turkish steel mill

Steel companies controlled by Donetsk tycoon Rinat Akhmetov are bidding in a privatization tender for a Turkish steel mill, a further move by …
Roman Olearchyk

Kyiv hotels are often started, too rarely completed

Despite all the talk about new Kyiv hotel projects that will draw more foreign tourists here, the capital’s hospitality industry saw little progress …
Viktoria Braychenko

Another language issue

etsk as much as in Lviv. A nation is entitled to its national tongue; and given the vicious state violence that was used to suppress Ukrainian under …
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Yushchenko’s kid

free time painting rustic landscapes, hiking, and communing with his collection of Ukrainian folk handicrafts. If only by default, his family has …
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No easy answer in Transdniester

the Dniester River in Moldova, has met with some success, and augurs well for the larger diplomatic leadership role Ukraine wishes to play. The …
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What about us?

tly done a major disservice to my company and to my business, which is legal DVD rental. In your July 14 opinion piece, “Random notes for mid-summer,” …
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President liquidates road police

President Viktor Yushchenko has dissolved the law-enforcement agency responsible for policing the  country’s roads, saying the changes are part of his …
Peter Byrne

Euro soccer tournament could come to Ukraine in 2012

Ukraine and Poland’s joint bid to host the Euro 2012 soccer tournament is almost a sure thing, says the man in charge of organizing the …
Vlad Lavrov

French kindergarten dilemma has parents in a tizzy

The last month has been a headache for Onno Zonneveld, a native of Holland who is bringing his Francophone family – including his …
Yulianna Vilkos
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