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Flower tax causes shortage

More than a million women in the capital might have to settle for something other than flowers on International Women’s Day, warn local florists. …
Viktoria Braychenko

Gov’t raises new hopes for strategic pipeline

If Ukraine’s new administration has its way, the oil flowing through the long-contested Odessa-Brody Oil Pipeline will be from the Caspian region – …
Roman Olearchyk

New club crowds Bessarabska, and competitors don’t mind

Some have called Kyiv’s club scene underdeveloped compared to its Moscow and European counterparts, but a quick glance around Bessarabska Square tells …
Vlad Lavrov

10 years in Kyiv: Michael Willard

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

EBRD loans $100 million for highway

Ukraine has secured a $100 million credit line from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Developmen intended to help the country rehabilitate a …
Roman Olearchyk

Tax confuses, but boom continues

A newly introduced profit tax on new apartment purchases, coupled with the political uncertainty of last December, encouraged many Ukrainians to buy …
Viktoria Braychenko

The real estate boom: built for the long haul?

pment in Kyiv paints a pretty clear picture of the real estate market: business is booming, and there doesn’t seem to be any sign of a slowdown. Over …
Interns

Yushchenko claims Gongadze case is solved

President Viktor Yushchenko on March 1 accused “former authorities” of covering up the murder of journalist Georgy Gongadze, vowing to find out who …
Peter Byrne

U.S. diplomat beaten on Andriyivsky Uzviz

A U.S. diplomat visiting Kyiv was beaten by thugs Feb. 26 on one of the capital’s most tourist-friendly streets in an incident he claims was a racial …
Valentyna Kolesnyk

City tries to improve its trash management systems

Dealing with city garbage isn’t the most pleasant task in the world. But for the Kyiv City Administration, finding better ways to process the …
Yulianna Vilkos

Two museum visions, but only one arsenal space

A Kyiv arsenal building that was a battle site during the Russian Civil War is once again up for grabs, this time between powerful Ukrainian …
Viktoria Barchenko

Government asks the media to ease up

An open letter from some of Ukraine’s top politicians urging journalists to stop the “deliberate discrediting of the new authorities” is raising …
Valentyna Kolesnyk

Lawsuit exposes gaps in Ukraine’s Internet libel law

Investigative journalist Oleh Yeltsov is well-known in Ukrainian journalistic circles for his risky reporting about high-level dirty deeds. He says …
Roman Olearchyk

Tapegate needs solving, says PG

The examination of hundreds of hours of secret recordings made in former President Leonid Kuchma’s office during 1999 and 2000 could be the key to …
Peter Byrne

The tycoon’s museum

be making it more difficult for him to do so than they should be. That’s foolish on their part, and they should stop. Pinchuk is one of Ukraine’s …
Interns

Progress on Gongadze

bducted, murdered and decapitated, as the Internet muckraker Georgy Gongadze infamously was back in 2000. It’s an even sicker country when credible …
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Ukraine should opt out of the oil game

sa. As a country still in its adolescence, it can choose to grow up in whatever way it wants. So it’s a bit disheartening to witness the manner in …
Interns

Letters to the editor

y the recent waves of praise for Kuropas in both the Ukrainian Weekly and Svoboda in his latest episode of fending off accusations of anti-Semitism, …
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