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DIU yields steel to Privat group

The beneficiary of the 42.46 percent share in the Petrovsky-Dniprovsky Metallurgical Plant is Privat-Intertrading, an affiliate of Dnipropetrovsk’s …
Roman Olearchyk

Darnytsya to unload central rail station

Serhy Babushkin, former Kyiv city architect, says he intends to turn the vast facility into a modern station that offers amenities international …
Viktoria Braychenko

Mobile Telesystems to fight attack over UMC

Russian telecommunications giant Mobile TeleSystems first took control of UMC in 2002 with the purchase of a combined 57.7 percent stake in the …
Stephan Ladanaj

Outdoor ads a shady business

The City Administration wanted to remove all ads along the route and replace them exclusively with ads from Olympic sponsors Samsung and Coca-Cola …
Viktoria Braychenko

Lviv is wasting its time

ity’s symbols and characteristic images in their advertising and self-promotional material. That is, if you’re a business owner, you’ll now have to …
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Danube canal hijinks

hen it comes to its destructive canal-building project in the gorgeous, environmentally fragile area known as the Danube Delta, where that great river …
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Yushchenko likes French food? He’s doomed

s understand Christianity. Thus, not to suffer is a sin. Unbeknownst to themselves, people here actively proselytize for that idea by acting in a …
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Our Ukraine replies to Post publisher Jed Sunden about anti-Semitism

hchenko’s silence on controversial Slissarenko says too much” came out on those same days on which the Ukrainian Jewish Congress, which Viktor …
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Exclusive: New Gongadze leads

The search for recordings allegedly shedding light on the murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze ended at one of the wooden tables in a famous German …
Peter Byrne

Kuchma gets a warmer welcome from NATO

of corruption, strangling democracy and muzzling press freedom here, achieved at a NATO summit in Istanbul earlier this week what must have appeared …
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News analysis: In Poltava, another shady election

cy #151 wasn’t an outright whitewash like April’s mayoral election in Mukachevo, which saw shameless ballot-stealing, voter intimidation and fraud. …
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Banking on a Ukrainian film renaissance

Many have been quick to declare Ukrainian cinema dead, but some are actually working to bring it back to life. One indication of that is the Ukrainian …
Yulianna Vilkos

Man in Tapegate: Q&A with Melnychenko middleman Volodymyr Tsvil

Born in Ivano-Frankivsk oblast in February 1962, Volodymyr Tsvil studied medicine and law in Lviv during the late 1980s before earning a living in …
Peter Byrne

The case of the vanishing Ukrainians: population continues to fall

Ukraine’s population has so far decreased by four million since independence, a total which is only slightly less than the number lost during Stalin’s …
Yulianna Vilkos

Doin’ the ‘Cue

patio, indulging in the art of grilling the perfect steak. It’s one of life’s greatest pleasures. Upon coming to Ukraine, I learned a lot more about …
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Aussie NGO worker Veronica Vann

With bright blue eyes, shoulder-length brown hair and standing nearly six feet tall, Veronica Vann of Western Australia likely disarms many people by …
Paul Miazga

Afisha party

weekends worth of indulgence in what’s possibly the most un-Ukrainian game ever invented. If you’re nostalgic for Britain or India (or just looking to …
Interns

Decadence House opens on Shota Rustaveli

“We just opened our doors yesterday, without any prior announcements, and the place was absolutely full,” said Concord Group PR manager Irina …
Alexandra Matoshko
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