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7 Days in Kyiv

The great Latvian violinist Gidon Kremer comes to town, to play Schnittke, Bach, Fisher and Piazzolla along with percussionist and vibraphone master …
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Here comes the sun

lonely winter Little darling, it feels like years since it’s been here Here comes the sun…This has been the longest winter in years. It’s so bad …
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Eating Turkey

It flirted with me, feeding me sounds and colors: the Blue Mosque, magnificently lit at night, and circled by squeaking gulls that looked pure white …
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Why are metro doors so heavy?

When my father first came to Kyiv back in the 1960s, he was five and didn’t have the foggiest idea how the subway system functioned. He’d heard about …
Olga Chala

In search of baklava

lava is in every cafe, laid out in big, golden, inviting sheets. Baklava, of course, consists of 25 or more transparently thin layers of pastry, baked …
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Calling all judgmental gourmands

seur Club,” that club’s Web site informs us, “is to improve the quality of fine dining and service in the leading restaurants of Kyiv.” Amen, brothers …
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Marriage industry sees changes

“I truly believe if more people in the U.S. and Europe realized how wonderful  Ukrainian women are, the country would be empty by now,” says American …
Yulianna Vilkos

Industry is balking at railway price hikes

A proposed increase in railway  prices will not only affect travelers, experts say, but also reveals the problems plaguing the nation’s state-run rail …
Vlad Lavrov

Transit fare hikes irk Kyivans

City plans to raise public transportation fares by some 30 percent have Kyiv residents unhappy. Kyiv Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko said March 18 that an …
Yulianna Vilkos

President Yushchenko meets Turkmenbashy to talk natural gas

President Viktor Yushchenko visited Ashgabat, Turmenkistan on on March 22-23 for talks about energy supplies with the country’s President-for-life …
Peter Byrne

Ukraine’s top rabbi says Jews here are thriving

head rabbi of Kyiv and Ukraine. The Post’s sister publication, Korrespondent, talked to him in advance of the 15th anniversary of the Jewish …
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Off-message: President meets press

The president held – specifically for Russian journalists – his second press conference in the last three months. The first conference was in January, …
Peter Byrne

Progress from the EU

intentions are when it comes to the European Union. On the one hand, Ukraine’s developing Europe policy might amount to a slightly humiliating process …
Editorial

Some hygiene, please

onference and not enough people came? That’s not quite what happened at the Adam Smith Ukraine Investment Summit, held in London last week and …
Editorial

Investors meet in London

he country is being dubbed one of the most attractive emerging markets in the world – though new investors are still few and far between. Investor …
Roman Olearchyk

Oprah, anyone? Cheap U.S. programs fill TV holes

When Ukrainian TV channels can’t afford to buy Russian programming or to produce their own, they sometimes look for cheaper products from farther away …
Vlad Lavrov

Mobile operators are concentrating on young users

Due to the intensified competition in the country’s  cellular market, companies are using aggressively marketed prepaid tariff plans and bonus …
Viktoria Braychenko

Moratorium won’t hurt business

is again pushing to reform the way the city doles out land. Ivanchenko, who has been quite critical of the current City Administration – he even …
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