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Another dead body

gor Pluzhnikov reminds us that there are safer things to do for a living than to be a member of the Kuchma-era elite. Ukrainians who wielded power and …
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Let us in!

o hard to visit Ukraine? I bought an Aerosvit flight ticket with a stop in Kyiv and thought to myself that it could be interesting to see where my …
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Rupert Murdoch visits Ukraine, Yushchenko

Australian-born media mogul Rupert Murdoch met with Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko in Kyiv on June 21, about three weeks after his media …
Roman Olearchyk

Cashing in on the funeral business

If you enter the grim two-storey building not far from Peremohy Square in which the state agency that handles funerals is located, you’ll likely be …
Vlad Lavrov

Ten years in Kyiv with Michael Perry

“Oh, no! I’m not an architect. There’s very little in my history that would have prepared me for what I’m doing now,” says 35-year-old Californian …
Viktoria Barchenko

Private pension funds show promise

Encouraged by government support and market opportunities, private pension funds are springing up in Ukraine these days, but experts say it will take …
Yulianna Vilkos

Western Ukraine enjoys the opening of another auto plant

Germany’s WET Automotive Systems has opened a new plant represents the largest German direct investment in Ukraine since the Orange Revolution. The …
Viktoria Braychenko

Restaurant groups expanding, seeking middle class

Like most businesses, Kyiv’s restaurant groups are seeking to expand in the wake of the Orange Revolution, hoping to lure the country’s growing middle …
Eugenia Aleksandrova

U.S. Pegasus Wireless to import wireless technology

Wireless Internet access at Boryspil and Web surfing opportunities at every Kyiv street corner might become realities if Pegasus Wireless gets its …
Viktoria Braychenko

Market Fundamentals: Kyiv’s Market Guide

Kyiv has always been a market city, which is good. Produce from a market tastes better and somehow feels better – it just has more soul. Even now, …
Viktoria Barchenko

Used Laptops and Fuzzy Dice: The Capitals’s Other Markets

Ever wondered about those markets listed in the Kyiv Post’s “City Guide” section? What the Pet Market, Baby Market, Auto Market and Radio Market are …
Paul Miazga

7 Days

lay a program including fanfares by Handel (including the one to “Music for Fireworks”), Vivaldi’s “Gloria” and Bach’s famous “Toccata and Fugue,” …
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Anyone for Picasso? Or Rembrandt?

Have you ever heard of a museum in Ukraine that owns four original Picassos, some works by Gaugin, a Monet, pieces by Cezanne, and etchings by …
Olga Chala

Mark Your Calendar: AmCham’s 4th of July Picnic is Coming!

Picnic, on July 2 beginning at 4 p.m. Mark your calendars, since the family event isn’t only a good time, but also raises money for charities …
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It’s Time to Party for Canada, Eh?

victory over tax-greedy overlords (the Americans) or the heroic storming of a prison (the French). Canadians think back to a polite agreement on …
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MPG Ukraine Manager Erol Emirali

the buffet table. (Actually, London, England.) Time served? 3 years. What brought you to Ukraine? Sergei Mateev. I was in the Istanbul office of …
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Social Butterfly Tetyana Honcharova

” (C’est La Vie) nightlife/paparazzi TV program, was right on time for lunch a while ago at Cimes, the Jewish restaurant in Podil. Mind you, given …
Oksana Hoshva

Smoked Out in Podil at the Fortuna Salon

I’m not a big smoker, but a cigar is something I have respect for. A big fat Cuban marks an event. You smoke one on the train after having spent an …
Viktoria Barchenko
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