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U.S. to help Ukraine safeguard nuclear waste storage

two-day visit to Ukraine aimed at improving nuclear security, signing an agreement to safeguard Ukrainian nuclear waste that could be used by …
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Confident banks eye expansion

n ever amidst rising investor confidence and continued economic growth. While a handful of Western banking institutions entered Ukraine in the last …
Roman Olearchyk

Swiss hotel group plans five-star Yalta facility

ious Geneva-based Kempinski Hotels & Resorts Group plans to enter the luxury hotel market here one more time. “European Kempinski Hotels & Resorts …
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Kyivstar partners battle over mobile expansion plans

A shareholder dispute over expansion into Ukraine’s booming mobile phone market between one of Russia’s leading diversified holdings and Norwegian …
Roman Olearchyk

Belgian drug manufacturers try to leave, but trip at the door

d to call it quits – only to find he couldn’t leave the country. The Kharkiv-based Magic, Ltd., a subsidiary of Belgium’s Propharex, has found itself …
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Ukraine’s insurance industry tries to find its future

Insurance companies have long faced problems in Ukraine, from fuzzy legislation and a culture that doesn’t understand the concept of insurance, to a …
Viktoria Braychenko

Brits eye Ukraine’s roads

groups, is eager to invest in the reconstruction of Ukraine’s aging highways, according to Ukraine’s state road service department Ukravtodor. Top …
Roman Olearchyk

Capital sees rash of attacks on foreigners

f young Ukrainians – a phenomenon that’s been occurring with disturbing frequency this year, especially to people with an African or Middle Eastern …
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Afghan dancer finds popularity in Kyiv

themselves in life,” says Marsell Hashimi, an Afghan native who left his motherland six years ago to realize his vocation as a belly dancer. Ukraine …
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Election bloc forms for 2006 elections

President Viktor Yushchenko is negotiating with Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko  and Verkhovna Rada Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn to form a coalition to …
Peter Byrne

An ex-pat conductor with a mission

Roger McMurrin, the orchestral and choral conductor who heads Music Mission Kiev, had no idea what this interview was going to be about. He didn’t …
Viktoria Barchenko

Web site registry draws criticism

Deputy Prime Minister for Humanitarian Affairs Mykola Tomenko on May 24 said there should be a public discussion before the approved system for …
Peter Byrne

Internet nonsense

put the brakes on government plans to register electronic information resources – better known as news Web sites. “Under no circumstances should …
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Eurovision was okay

timely coming out party for the new Ukraine? Or was it a non-event? The results aren’t in yet, but the answer is probably somewhere in the middle. In …
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Resist orange depression!

there has arisen an annoying fact: there are more of us than ever, but we are not together. The Orange Revolution has choked on its own energy and is …
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Ukrainians find their way onto best-seller lists

Chuck Palahniuk, 43, who garnered fame in the late 90s for penning “Fight Club,” returns to the United States’ top-10 fiction list with “Haunted.” …
Olga Chala

7 Days in Kyiv

rnational Tennis Federation-sanctioned tournament for women started May 21, but the real reason to come out and watch is to see the best of the best. …
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Canada’s Terry Fox Run is back!

a charity run to raise money for cancer research and to help cancer patients in Ukraine. The return of the run also coincides with the 25th …
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