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Seventy Ukrainian soldiers return home from Iraq, completing first phase of pullout

from Iraq on May 12, ending the first phase of a gradual pullout of Ukrainian military personnel serving in the U.S.-led coalition, the Defense …
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Seventy Ukrainian soldiers return home from Iraq, completing first phase of pullout

from Iraq on May 12, ending the first phase of a gradual pullout of Ukrainian military personnel serving in the U.S.-led coalition, the Defense …
Interns

DIU carries on fight for Polish steel mill

A two-year battle between a leading Ukrainian industrial group and the world’s largest steel holding over control of a Polish mill has once again …
Roman Olearchyk

Moby’s coming!

can electronic music icon Moby will play at the Sports Palace on June 12. And this isn’t just big news, either; it’s huge. It means a huge …
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7 Days in Kyiv

-Ukrainian festival brings together some of the country’s very best ballroom dancers to compete in tango, samba, rumba and the cha-cha-cha. The event …
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What to do for Eurovision if you’ve got no tickets

y, May 22, 10 p.m. Club boss Eric Aigner presents a 100-hour, non-stop music marathon at his flagship club. The event is meant to serve as a sort of …
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Andreas Umland of the R. Bosch foundation

Time served? I’ve been here since September 2002, with a year’s intermission (teaching at Oxford). What brought you to Ukraine? The lecturer program …
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From Odessa, Texas to Kyiv, Ukraine…

Tony Smith, 28, recently returned to Kyiv with his family, but he is a Texan through and through. A “seventh or eighth generation” resident of the …
Viktoria Barchenko

Checking out Diva’s

somewhat consumed by all things Italian: Michelangelo and Leonardo, silk ties, my blue pullover that has “Italia” written on the front, the …
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Antique-ing in Kyiv

Collecting is very personal. Most people have collected something at some point of their lives, whether it was just baseball cards (as a kid) or rare …
Viktoria Barchenko

German retail chain is buying in

In late 2006 one of Eastern Europe’s biggest shopping and entertainment centers – the 170,000-square-meter Mega Mall – will open. When it does, OBI, …
Viktoria Braychenko

Court rejects Raiffeisen privatization review

A court has upheld a 2003 acquisition of a prized Ukrainian chemical plant by Austria’sRaiffeisen Investment, the first foreign investor to undergo a …
Roman Olearchyk

Shell and Naftogaz in crucial exploration deal

An exploration subsidiary of United state-owned oil and gas company Naftogaz Ukrainy envisioning joint exploration and production of natural gas and …
Roman Olearchyk

10 Years: The Drum’s guitar hero, Euan McDonald

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 leading …
Viktoria Barchenko

Ukraine’s winds of change aid ad agencies

in preference to dynamic and long-term brand building.” – Clem Young, Visage Publicis Kyiv Given the new government and the outlook for economic …
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Truth comes out: Zvarych has no Columbia degree

Justice Minister Roman Zvarych on May 10 in Kyiv issued a 1,900-word statement about his education, accusing unnamed individuals of waging a campaign …
Peter Byrne

Orange Revolution film coming to Ukraine soon

In Ukraine’s struggling film industry, it’s tough to get funding for a movie – unless your movie is about the Orange Revolution. Ivan Kravchyshyn, the …
Vlad Lavrov

Sculpture, anybody?

“Sculpture is like classical music: few people like it, because few can understand it,” says Kyiv sculptor Oleksiy Vladimirov, as he sits in his …
Yulianna Vilkos
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