Ukraine

Ad firms forced to get creative in search for creative minds

Are you young, flexible and creative? Do you have a university diploma? Do you want to channel your talents into a new and rapidly developing …
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Political fireworks light up Independence Day

Bringing a spark to the otherwise dull presidential campaign, four candidates have declared their intention to unite behind one in the …
Editorial

Money a concern as schools open

For the last several months, city officials and school directors throughout Ukraine have been trying to find money for the basic repairs, materials …
Peter Byrne

EU job program helping miners

Ukraine's biggest and most bottomless cash hole is the state-owned coal industry. Yet the European Union, also not known for its thriftiness, has …
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Ukraine set to reap record-low harvest

A combination of low yields, bad weather and just plain bad organization looks set to force Ukraine's grain harvest down for the second year in a …
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Tax breaks for JVs hang in air, again

The issue of tax privileges to favor foreign investment in Ukrainian companies refuses to die. On Aug. 18, the Cabinet of Ministers said it would …
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A native son and the Bank of New York scandal

About $10 billion in ill-gotten gains by Russian companies may have been laundered through the Bank of New York since early 1998 – including $4.2 …
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Adulation eludes Moroz on campaign trail

ZHASHKIV – At mid-morning, a fresh-looking and crisply-dressed Oleksandr Moroz popped out of his Chrysler sedan. The presidential hopeful walked up to …
Katya Gorchinskaya

Cigarette smuggling still hurting state coffers

In the past few years, foreign cigarette-makers have poured investment into Ukraine's tobacco industry, seeking to capture a share of the sizable …
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The law on registering candidates is an ass!

Can a presidential contender be a candidate if he does not collect the legally required minimum of a million voter signatures? The Central Election …
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Turgenivska street getting a makeover

Almost eight years after independence, Ukraine still doesn't have a modern exhibition center. The exhibitions that regularly come to the capital …
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Ukraine’s young flocking to Kyiv

Editor’s Note: In this Aug. 19, 2009 story, Vitaly Sych — who went on to become the chief editor of the popular Russian-language Korrespondent …
Vitaly Sych

Meshyn again fired from MAP

episode, ousted MAP director Vitaly Meshyn is reinstated by order of a local court only to be forced out of the director's chair the same day by a …
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Transport advertising – jumping on the bandwagon?

What's the best – and cheapest – way to have more than a million people a week notice your ad? TV and radio advertising might seem the obvious …
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Russian redux in cheap Crimea

YALTA – One recent August afternoon, as ultra-light aircraft droned overhead and jet skis cut wakes in the sea before him, Vladimir Tikhonov was …
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Market growth just an illusion

The PFTS index closed at 31.85 on Aug. 17, up 7 percent on the previous week's close of trade, but market analysts agree that, despite the …
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Q&A with Vladimir Malinkovich

Vladimir Malinkovich, a political activist and presidential adviser – spoke his mind on the occasion of the eighth anniversary of Ukraine’s …

Lutsk car plant up for sale a second time

The State Property Fund put something old and something new on the block in its latest attempt to sell off stakes in public-sector companies. In new …
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