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Kuchma’s election team

ge 3.) Most recently, on July 19, the governor of Ternopil oblast was tossed and replaced. Also in July, the Khmelnytsky and Kherson oblast governors …
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Coal-holding hijinks

he Ukrainian power elite, it turned out we weren’t cynical enough. It’s been a banner spring and summer for large-scale heists in these precincts of …
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The Halychyna SS division

blood. I haven’t seen such cherry orchards – so poetically described by Shevchenko – in other countries. Nor, in any other land, have I seen …
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Aids for AIDS

rticle “Ukrainians debate HIV/AIDS crisis.” Our colleague, Dr. Oleksandr Yurchenko, raised a critical point in his evaluation of the current epidemic …
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The far-right stuff

Viktor Yushchenko on July 21 expelled a member of his Our Ukraine parliament faction for publicly expressing xenophobic and anti-Semitic views. Oleh …
Peter Byrne

Mining disaster claims more Donetsk lives

In what has become a familiar ritual , flags will fly at half-mast across Ukraine July 21-23 as a sign of mourning for coal miners who were killed in …
Peter Byrne

Ultra-left plotters convicted

Ten young people who planned to foment an armed mutiny among Ukrainian troops and set up a “Dniester Socialist Republic” have been sentenced to prison …
Peter Byrne

Ukraine’s National Art Museum seeks help

It`s hard to imagine France without the Lourve or Russia without the Hermitage. The National Art Museum of Ukraine, on the other hand, can only dream …
Yulianna Vilkos

Study slams Ukrainian press bias

According to an ongoing study by a local NGO coalition, television news coverage of leading candidates in the presidential campaign varies …
Peter Byrne

Tiddly-winks and the Ukrainian election

The past week has been an explosion in pre-activity , with many presidential candidates declaring their intent to take part in the fall poll. Let’s …
Peter Byrne

Government raises student aid stipends

Kyiv’s starving scholars should find themselves better off next school year, as the government has more than doubled its student stipend. A Cabinet of …
Yulianna Vilkos

Risking it all in Kamchatka

orders of the former Soviet Union. I’m not talking about something physical, like loud voices, exposed thongs or indifference to the non-smoking …
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Lunch With…American Lawyer Helen Kryshtalowych

Home – that is , Cleveland , Ohio – may not be withing walking distance for lawyer Helen Kryshtalowych of the international law firm Squire, Sanders & …
Paul Miazga

7 Days in Kyiv

e Master and Margarita,” Bulgakov’s masterpiece and what often seems like the official novel of Kyiv, will be presented in its stage version by …
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A new Jewish restaurant opens in Podil

Cozy Sahaigachnoho in Podil has become the hot place in the city for new restaurants. Among them is the Jewish place Tsimes, the name of which …
Alexandra Matoshko

IKEA wants in

Swedish IKEA founder and current senior consultant Ingvard Kamprad says the company’s operations in Ukraine will resemble those in Russia, where in …
Roman Olearchyk

Germans to fund new autobahn

The funds will also be used to construct a toll-free alternative road. “The Ministry received the Hr 2.5 billion ($480 million) loan on July 8. The …
Viktoria Braychenko

Concerts: Kyiv brings in the noise

“Money isn’t the only factor musicians consider when planning tours,” says Serhy Haluzin, director of the Kyiv concert promotion agency Euroshow. …
Alexandra Matoshko
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