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Children of Chornobyl Relief Fund celebrates 15 years of humanitarian medical missions (BRAMA) 09/30/2004
U.S. Agency Supports American Private Investment in Ukraine (USDOS) 09/30/2004
Bulgaria, Ukraine Ease Visa Regime [Invitations no longer a requirement] (Novinite) 09/30/2004
Zabava, Ukrainian Social (Winnipeg Sun) 09/30/2004
Shift of Rebuilding Funds to Security Is Approved [Iraq] [Pentagon said two Americans and a Ukrainian died in separate incidents; A Ukrainian officer, part of a contingent deployed in Wasit province southeast of Baghdad, died after a car accident, the military reported.] (LA Times) 09/30/2004
Ukraine urges to boost economic cooperation with Canada (Interfax) 09/30/2004
United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc. (UUARC) is again listed in the combined federal campaign, as well as state and local campaigns (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
СФУЖО в Італії - спогади учасниці конференції (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
Ukraine's transition to a stable democracy - DC conference (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
Op-Ed: Kuchma and the American presidential election By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
The Turning Point – Ukrainian Elections: Ukraine, Russia, the U.S. and West, and Diaspora (Keynote remarks by Orest Deychakiwsky, Staff Advisor, U.S. Helsinki Commission) (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
State Department Noon Briefing, September 29 [sanctions on Ukraine entity (not the government) imposed pursuant to the Iran Non-Proliferation Act for transferring one of several categories of items to Iran since January of 1999] (USDOS) 09/29/2004
Business Prefers Immigrant Workers Undocumented [Six months after a decree aimed at regulating the inflow of immigrant workers into Portugal went into effect, the measure has turned out to be a complete flop.] (IPS) 09/29/2004
Андерс Аслунд: «Україна на роздорiжжi» (VOA) 09/29/2004
'Young' floridian turns 116; hurricanes; Samiylo Adamovich, a.k.a Samuel Adams [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 09/29/2004
US slaps sanctions on 14 firms, people for arms and missile sales to Iran [Zaporizhzhya Regional Foreign Economic Association of Ukraine identified in the notice] (AFP/Yahoo) 09/29/2004
Helsinki Commission Chairman Delivers Remarks on Belarus, Ukraine Elections (CSCE) 09/29/2004
86% of Ukrainian Electors Abroad Would Like to Take Part in Voting, and 78.84%of them Ready to Vote for Yushchenko - Poll (UNIAN) 09/29/2004
'Most recent common ancestor' of all living humans surprisingly recent [Yale University] (Eurekalert) 09/29/2004
OSCE: U.S. Elections in trouble [The United States joins Belarus and the Ukraine in having her elections monitored by the OSCE] (Daily Kos) 09/29/2004
Ukrainian officer dies in car accident in Iraq (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/29/2004
Ukrainian officer killed, two soldiers hurt, in Iraq accident (AFP/Khaleej Times) 09/29/2004
Another Ukrainian peacemaker dies, two injured in car crash in Iraq, Defense Ministry (Interfax) 09/29/2004
Commentary: Ukraine At a Crossroads By Anders Aslund (Wash Post) 09/29/2004
Camps to keep asylum-seekers out of Europe (New Zealand Herald) 09/29/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2004, 1,051 U.S. military dead (7,532 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,943-14,997] (AP/Yahoo) 09/29/2004
Delegation of former congressmen and parliamentarians find irregularities in monitoring visit to Ukraine [US-Ukraine Foundation report]SPECIAL (BRAMA) 09/28/2004
H.E. Mr. Kostyantyn Gryshchenko, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine at the General Debate of the 59th session of the UN General Assembly, New York, 27 September 2004 [Topics: Terrorism (Beslan), Iraq, Security Council reorganization, NPT, HIV/AIDS, trafficking, Great Famine/Holodomor, Chornobyl] (BRAMA) 09/28/2004
Kuchma instructs Kuzmuk to focus on problem of Ukrainian peacekeepers deployment in Iraq [abridged] (Interfax) 09/28/2004
George Soros Bankrolls Door-to-Door Voter Hunt in Swing States [George Soros says the final straw came on June 1, 2002, when U.S. President George W. Bush stepped before 989 graduating officers at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, and changed American foreign policy. The U.S., the president said, would now take offensive military action against any country that it suspected of posing a terrorist threat, a strategy later dubbed the Bush Doctrine.] (Bloomberg) 09/28/2004
Ukraine supports UN reform, Hryschenko says (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Iraq in Mind, U.S. Forms Post-Conflict Planning Team (Reuters) 09/28/2004
Top Al-Qaeda suspect in Lebanon dies (Middle East Online) 09/28/2004
Ukrainian President Calls for Gradual Withdrawal of Troops from Iraq (VOA) 09/28/2004
US praises Ukrainian government's agreement to keep troops in Iraq (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Kuchma instructs Kuzmuk to focus on problem of Ukrainian peacekeepers deployment in Iraq (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Cuts won't sever ties to Ukraine (Wausau Daily Herald) 09/28/2004
US State Department opens new office to deal with global emergencies [Office led by veteran diplomat Carlos Pasqual, most recently the US ambassador to Ukraine] (AP/Yahoo) 09/28/2004
Friends help Falls man in asylum battle [Yuri Abramov, 56-year-old man from Ukraine] (AP/Billings Gazette) 09/28/2004
Colchester church slowly rebuilding after explosion [St. Mary's Ukrainian Church] (WTNH) 09/28/2004
Ukrainian guest taught as he learned (Louisville Courier-Journal) 09/27/2004
Ukraine's future lies with Russia: Kuchma (UPI/Wash Times) 09/27/2004
Photos: Kostiantyn Gryshchenko, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine visits Ukrainian Institute of America FOTO/S (UIA) 09/27/2004
[VIDEO] Statement by H.E. Mr. Kostyantyn GRYSHCHENKO, Minister for Foreign Affairs, General Debate of the 59th session of the UN General Assembly (UN) 09/27/2004
Photo: Secretary-General of the United Nations (news - web sites), Kofi Annan (news - web sites) (R), meets with the Foreign Minister of Ukraine, Kostyantyn Gryshchenko (L), at UN headquarters in New York as part of the 59th Session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Minister for Foreign Affairs, Kostyantyn Gryshchenko addresses the 59th Session of the United Nations (news - web sites) General Assembly at U.N headquarters in New York, September 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/27/2004
It's High Time to Withdraw Ukrainian Contingent From Iraq - New Defense Minister [Kuzmuk] (UNIAN) 09/27/2004
Виступ мiнiстра закордонних справ Грищенка перед Генеральною Асамблеєю ООН (VOA) 09/27/2004
Замах на Януковича очима ЗМІ (VOA) 09/27/2004
Американська урядова органiзацiя повертається в Україну [ОПІК] (VOA) 09/27/2004
Commentary: Ukraine-U.S. relations hinge on fall elections, By Richard Holbrooke, Jan Kalicki and Mark Brzezinski (Detroit Free Press) 09/27/2004
Звiт колишнiх конгресменiв про передвиборчу ситуацiю в Українi (VOA) 09/26/2004
Column: 'De Gaulle option' may be our best Iraq exit strategy (Seattle Times) 09/26/2004
St. Basil's Annual Pilgrimmage Set For Next Weekend [Jenkintown] (KYW) 09/26/2004
Letter: How to Aid Democracy in Ukraine (Wash Post) 09/25/2004
The Persecuted, in Chains [Homeland Security Department, which took over immigration matters from the INS 18 months ago, says it detains only those who pose a security threat...But there are countless cases of asylum seekers who are detained...including Ukrainian grass-roots activists] (NY Times) 09/25/2004
Op-Ed: Poison Politics in Ukraine (NY Times) 09/25/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Thursday, Sept. 23, 2004, 1,039 U.S. military dead (7032 wounded as of 9/4/04); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,927-14,981] (AP/Yahoo) 09/24/2004
Text of Canadian ambassador's statement in Ukraine (Ottawa Citizen) 09/24/2004
Remarks by President Bush and Prime Minister Allawi of the Interim Government of Iraq in a Joint Press Availability (PRNewswire) 09/24/2004
Ball kicks off a wild season of benefits [Zorya Ukrainian Dancers] (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) 09/24/2004
St. Mary's Ukrainian Church rich with tradition (Pittsburgh Leader Times) 09/24/2004
'He put faith back in humanity' cop says [Richard Leslie heard about the way two (Ukrainian) toddlers allegedly were forced to live in filth in a garbage-strewn apartment...the only person in the public to come to us wanting to do something to make the children feel a little better] (MLive) 09/24/2004
Immigrants who keep Scotland's economy firing [idea of importing workers from Latvia or Ukraine to help pig farmers has been discussed] (The Scotsman/Yahoo) 09/24/2004
Marcy Kaptur: Former U.S. congressman's monitoring delegation to Ukraine July Report - Executive Summary (Congressional Record) 09/23/2004
Pelham couple named national 'Angels of Adoption'... (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) 09/23/2004
Portrait of a passionate photographer [Marti Friedlander: The younger of two daughters of e'migre's from Kiev, Ukraine, to the UK, she was born Martha Gordon in London in 1928.] (NZ National Business Review) 09/23/2004
Be wary of political kitchens - they can poison you. U.S. Congress hears Marcy Kaptur read Yushchenko's impassioned Verkhovna Rada address VIDEO (BRAMA) 09/23/2004
Ukrainian officials say Canada releasing plane seized in business dispute (AP/CNEWS) 09/23/2004
One suitcase, and a desire to teach. Peace Corps veterans give SMS grad a sendoff to Ukraine. (Missouri News-Leader) 09/23/2004
Marcy Kaptur: Ukrainian presidential candidate poisoned (Congressional Record) 09/22/2004
Canadian ambassador critical of Ukraine politics acted on instructions from Ottawa (AFP/Yahoo) 09/22/2004
US presidential hopeful Kerry: as President, I will continue to build on strong partnership between US and Ukraine (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Maple Leaf recruits Ukrainian workers (CBC Manitoba) 09/22/2004
Президент Кучма у Павлоградi критикує США (VOA) 09/22/2004
Photo: Canadian Ambassador to the Ukraine Andrew Robinson, seen here in 1999, reprimanded by Ukrainian authorities for criticizing irregularities in the campaign for next month's presidential election, was acting on instructions from Ottawa, the Canadian Foreign Ministry said. (AFP/Yahoo) 09/22/2004
Kerry: It is not too late for democracy to triumph in Ukraine (BRAMA) 09/22/2004
Ukraine calls Canadian ambassador onto the carpet for election comments (AFP/Yahoo) 09/22/2004
Italy links bombing suspects to al-Qaida [...two leaders and their accomplices 'cooperated and exchanged information' in planning simultaneous bombings of the Italian and Ukrainian embassies..., Addoum said.] (AP/Star-Ledger) 09/22/2004
Commentary: A bridge too far? [Iraqi soldiers trained by the U.S. are complaining the equipment ordered by the U.S. from Ukraine being assigned to them gives them 'second-class status.'] (Wash Times) 09/22/2004
Canadian ambassador [Andrew Robinson] to Ukraine reprimanded for criticism (Interfax-Russia) 09/22/2004
Foreign Ministry scolds Canadian Ambassador for statement on elections (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Kuchma says Ukraine under huge pressure in connection with presidential elections (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Veechnaya Pamyat! Rest in peace [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 09/22/2004
Ukrainian widow finally gets visa to take late husband home (Toronto Community News) 09/22/2004
FYI: USA History: The US Open Cup (National Challenge Cup) [Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals: 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1966] [New York Ukrainians: 1965] (Sover) 09/22/2004
FYI: In 1959, the Tryzub club acquired the American Soccer League's Philadelphia Nationals, aptly renamed it the Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals and proceeded to win the U.S. Open Cup Championship the very following year. (Tryzub UASC) 09/22/2004
Почалася ротація українців в Іраку. Загальна кількість вояків в українському батальоні зменшиться на 200 чоловік. Ротація триватиме три дні (BBC Ukrainian) 09/22/2004
The latest chapter in the U.S. Open Cup, which dates to 1914, will be written tonight [Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/22/2004
Lebanon 'thwarts al-Qaeda plot' [said to have been planning to attack Ukrainian and Lebanese targets in Beirut] (BBC) 09/22/2004
Third Sunni Scholar Survives Assassination Bid [Iraqi national guardsmen backed by Ukrainian and Polish troops stormed Tuesday the offices of the Association and the Islamic Party in the southern city of Babel.] (Islam Online) 09/21/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2004, 1,037 U.S. military dead, 899 since President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended (May 1, 2003), 7,413 wounded; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/21/2004
Керрi висловлює стурбованiсть передвиборчою ситуацiєю в Українi (VOA) 09/21/2004
Дж.Буша застерігли проти поквапливих реформ розвідки. Поміж тих, хто підписав звернення, - двоє колишніх державних секретар Генрі Кісінджер і Джорж Шульц (BBC Ukrainian) 09/21/2004
Вибори Президента України - Утворено Виборчу дільницю №94 в Нью-Йорку (BRAMA) 09/21/2004
News Analysis: As Iraq war escalates, so does anxiety over Iran (IHT) 09/21/2004
Author: Global sex trade 'biggest human rights crisis facing women today' [Victor Malarek, author of the new book The Natashas: The New Global Sex Trade] (Daily Pennsylvanian) 09/21/2004
Minister's life devoted to the service of souls; Rev. Paul Blasko to retire from Twin Orchards (Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin) 09/21/2004
Students find common ground [Charges of rigged presidential elections plagued by vote-buying, cheating and intimidation don't originate only in places like Florida.] (Courier-Post) 09/21/2004
Canada concerned about conduct of Ukrainian elections (Interfax) 09/21/2004
Obit: Marvin Mitchelson - Colourful US lawyer who changed the rules of divorce [Mitchelson was born in Detroit to immigrant parents. His Polish father was a decorator; his mother came from Ukraine.] (Guardian) 09/21/2004
Presidential race tightens in Michigan (Detroit Free Press) 09/20/2004
Виступ екс-посла Бутейка у Вашингтонi (VOA) 09/20/2004
Analysis: Terrorism, Common Ground, And The CIS Summit (RFE/RL) 09/20/2004
Volunteers to help kids in sister city [Uzhgorod] (Corvallis Gazette-Times) 09/20/2004
Don’t beet around the borscht [Ha Noi Bud'Mo!] (VNA) 09/20/2004
Ukrainian Company Under Investigation Over Iraq Deals (RFE/RL) 09/20/2004
Ukraine Probes Alleged Aid to Iraqi Insurgents (VOA) 09/20/2004
Ukraine Firm Accused of Arming Iraqis (AP/Guardian) 09/20/2004
Ukraine to prosecute man for missile smuggling [Ukrainian official said it was 'most unlikely to be connected to Iraq'] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/20/2004
General prosecution closes inquiry into weapons smuggling and documents forgery (Interfax) 09/20/2004
America’s Final Warning [Congressman Dana Rohrabacher submitted a document entitled “Ukraine Democracy and Fair Elections Act of 2004'” to the US House of Representatives] (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/20/2004
Cheney plans second campaign stop in Michigan this week (AP/MLive) 09/20/2004
Where it's fun to watch sausage being made [At Kramarczuk's, the old way of sausage-grinding satisfies a new breed of customer] (Minneapolis Skyway News) 09/20/2004
Seeking miracles in the minerals: Immigrants find comfort and community at Soap Lake (Seattle Times) 09/20/2004
Пiдсумки конференцiї «Україна на шляху до зрiлої нацiональної державностi» (VOA) 09/19/2004
Mogul's pressing for truth [Ukrainian multimillionaire Vadim Rabinovich who owns New York's only Russian-language daily newspaper is barred from entering the U.S.] (NY Daily News) 09/19/2004
Bill Moyers: Journalism Under Fire [...in the Ukraine journalism matters; from 9/17/04] (Tom Paine) 09/19/2004
[St. Panteleimon] Chapel's Beauty Inspires Faith [Rev. George Hnatko Sr., pastor of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Dixonville] (Indiana Gazette) 09/18/2004
Ukrainian troupe on the road again [Kiev Symphony and Chorus] (Washington Daily News) 09/18/2004
Конгресу США пропонують ввести санкції проти Кучми, Януковича і всіх представників нинішньої влади (Українська правда) 09/18/2004
Бушу радять поговорити з Путіним про вибори в Україні (Українська правда) 09/18/2004
US Congress may approve anti-Ukraine sanctions in case of unfair presidential vote - newspaper (Interfax) 09/18/2004
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry says PACE statement on Ukrainian ballot is biased (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Complicity, complacency, corruption drive global trafficking trade, concludes author Victor Malarek SPECIAL (BRAMA) 09/17/2004
Photo: New United States citizen Alla Pileggi, originally from Ukraine, looks for her husband, an employee of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, during a naturalization ceremony on Ellis Island in New York, September 17, 2004. The naturalization cermony was held in the historic location in honor of Citizenship Day and 102 people from 44 different countries participated in the ceremony. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/17/2004
A Look at U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq [As of Thursday, Sept. 16, 1,027 U.S. military dead, 889 since President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended (May 1, 2003); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/17/2004
Forgotten beds find new Ukrainian home [Compassionate Utilization of Resources (CURE), Arkansas-based organization collects medical equipment and supplies to be distributed to hospitals in Third World countries.] (Enid News) 09/17/2004
Editorial: More Straight Talk [President Bush at last has spoken out publicly against Vladimir Putin's dismantling of democracy in Russia, despite his personal bond with the Russian president...Mr. Bush should also talk about Belarus and Ukraine.] (Wash Post) 09/17/2004
XL Beef forced to import workers [Immigration authorities have told Rogerson that pools of labour are available from the Ukraine and South America.] (Moose Jaw Times-Herald) 09/16/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1,019 U.S. military dead; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Woman charged after kids removed from filthy apartment (Muskegon Chronicle) 09/16/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1,019 U.S. military dead; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
[Former NYC Mayor] Giuliani's Mystery Tour Spotlights Steel Town (Moscow Times) 09/16/2004
Striving for a bright future: Ukrainians come to CR seeking work but few put down roots (Prague Post) 09/16/2004
Putin Feels Quite Confident in Political Solitude [...(If Ukraine) joins NATO in a boorish way, there will be problems. If it joins NATO nicely, it will not have any problems with us.] (Center for Defense Information) 09/16/2004
Georgia, Russia Spat Over Anti-terrorism At Summit [Georgia, which accuses Russia of encouraging separatism in its former satellite state as a means of weakening Tbilisi, says this contradicts Moscow's tough stance against pro-independence rebels in Chechnya] (Turkish Press) 09/16/2004
CIS nations join hands to fight terror (UPI/Wash Times) 09/16/2004
Four EU member states suggest [Chechen] refugee camp in Ukraine (EU Observer) 09/16/2004
Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam need tighter adoption rules, says German NGO [eight countries signed convention in 2000 and have failed to ratify it] (Expatica) 09/16/2004
After years of waiting, a family from Bangladesh has its 'glorious day' [see Immigration facts:In fiscal year 2002, Ukraine 12,110 people out of a total 573,708 became naturalized U.S. citizens.] (Cincinnati Enquirer) 09/16/2004
Lightning bolt that struck church ‘sounded like a bomb exploded’ [Currently, the church serves two congregations: Lentz’s congregation and a congregation of Russian immigrants who practice a similar non-denominational Pentecostal Christian faith — only while speaking Ukrainian.] (Green Bay Press-Gazette) 09/16/2004
Top-selling artists descend on Vegas for 2004 World Music Awards [Ruslana] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko presents Ukrainian recording artist Ruslana with an award at the 2004 World Music Awards Wednesday Sept. 15, 2004 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Ruslana won for 'Best Selling Artist/Ukraine.' (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Photo: Ukrainian singer Ruslana uses a whip a she performs at the World Music Awards at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada September 15, 2004. Ruslana won the award for Best-Selling Artist/Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Photo: Boxer Vitali Klitschko (L) of Ukraine presents the Best-Selling Artist/Ukraine award to Ukrainian singer Ruslana at the World Music Awards at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada September 15, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Russia Tells U.S. to Mind its Own Business Over Putin's Political Moves (Crosswalk) 09/16/2004
H.R. 5102 'Constantine Menges Ukraine Democracy and Fair Elections Act of 2004' bill introduced in the House by Rep Rohrabacher, Dana [R-CA]; To encourage the promotion of democracy, free, fair, and transparent elections, and respect for human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine. (US House of Representatives) 09/15/2004
Deaf Children, Music School In Mirgorod To Be Visited (Randolph Herald) 09/15/2004
Meyers looks to Ukraine for experience [Peace Corps volunteer] (Ralston Recorder) 09/15/2004
Photo: Canadian Idol finalists Theresa Sokyrka and Kalan Porter embrace following their performances (CP/Yahoo) 09/15/2004
Theresa Sokyrka, Kalan Porter perform winner's single on Canadian Idol (CP/Yahoo) 09/15/2004
Look out, Lord of the Dance [Virsky] (Orion) 09/15/2004
The perils of accommodation: Russia and John Paul II [Greek Catholics were suppressed under Stalin, so they went underground...] (National Catholic Reporter) 09/15/2004
Cooper Union Engages the Neighborhood [Mammoth 9-story building replaces 2-story landmark, will block light and view of Ukrainian St. George Church] (NY Times) 09/15/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1,018 U.S. military dead (7,245 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/15/2004
Kitchen masters Bo Pruske, Dick Shaner and Greg Hoch (Durango Herald) 09/15/2004
Chicago Ukrainian Americans to commemorate Genocide Famine of 1932-33 (BRAMA) 09/15/2004
Lidl robbery - second man in court [Ukrainian Andriy Pavlyuk (22) is alleged to have been part of the five-figure raid which happened last Saturday.] (Buchan Observer) 09/15/2004
Blessing after the ruin [Pastor, wife name baby after spared statue of Virgin Mary] (Norwich Bulletin) 09/15/2004
Op-Ed: Republicans, Democrats and Ukraine - By Dr. Bohdan Vitvitsky (BRAMA) 09/15/2004
Saskatoon and Medicine Hat, Alta., cheer on their hometown Idol hopefuls [Theresa Sokyrka from Saskatoon] (CP/Yahoo) 09/14/2004
Immigration system a mess, says Toronto MP [Canadian officials refused to let a Ukrainian woman claim her husband's body.] (CBC News) 09/14/2004
У Вашингтонi завершилася конференцiя, присвячена українськiй проблематицi (VOA) 09/14/2004
Ukrainian Foreign Minister to take floor at UN General Assembly session (Interfax) 09/14/2004
Obituaries in the News: Aaron Director, economist and professor emeritus at the University of Chicago Law School, born in 1901 in what is now the Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 09/14/2004
Castles and cottages [Ukrainian Prisoner of War Chapel at Hallmuir, Scotland] (ic Dumfries) 09/14/2004
Tracking the vanishing world heritage of Jewish buildings [Some of the already documented buildings, such as the Great Synagogue of Berezhany in western Ukraine, built in 1714, have been destroyed.] (Ha'aretz) 09/14/2004
Idol fans root for the best singer of the West. National singing race nears climax [Theresa Sokyrka, a 23-year-old songstress wrote her first piece of music ('Chickens Climb Up the Ladders') at the age of 4] (Toronto Star) 09/14/2004
Photo: Ukrainian [born] movie star Milla Jovovich poses in front of a poster for her new film 'Resident Evil: Apocalypse' in Munich. The thriller based on a popular computer game took top spot at the North American box office (AFP/Yahoo) 09/14/2004
Helsinki Commission Chairman Delivers Remarks on Ukraine (BRAMA) 09/14/2004
'Ukraine at the Crossroads' with former Ambassador of Ukraine Anton Buteiko INVITATION (BRAMA) 09/14/2004
Challenges faced by today's Ukrainian professionals' organizations addressed at DC conference [TWG - Part V] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/14/2004
Letter: Ethnic clubs must evolve: Death of Slovenian Home in Lorain highlights challenges (Ohio Morning Journal) 09/14/2004
Going it alone: Bush Doctrine gives any nation war power [The only safe nation in the world will be the last one left.] (Oregon Register-Guard) 09/14/2004
Ukraine set to dispatch more troops to Iraq war [NY Times] (Oregon Register-Guard) 09/14/2004
Ukrainian church marks centennial [St. Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Portage la Prairie, MB] (Portage Daily Graphic) 09/14/2004
Virgin Mary statue draws crowds after surviving church explosion (AP/Newsday) 09/14/2004
Court rejects petition to revoke Righteous Gentile title [granted to Ukrainian national Stefan Wrzemczuk...in 1999, a group of survivors denounced his story as fabricated] (Jerusalem Post) 09/14/2004
Ukrainian city Korabelov [Azerbaijan] celebrates anniversary (Azertag) 09/14/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Monday, Sept. 13, 1,012 U.S. military dead (7032 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,721-14,751.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/13/2004
Bloody clashes across Iraq kill 100 (Toronto Star) 09/13/2004
US troops kill warlord's supporters after Karzai sacks 'Lion of Herat (Independent) 09/13/2004
Demonstrators attack U.N. compounds, stone U.S. soldiers after ouster of western Afghanistan strongman (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Kerry: Iraq Death Tally a Tragic Milestone (AP/Minnesota Daily) 09/12/2004
Three Polish Soldiers Killed in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Church opens doors to homeless congregation [About 80 worshippers from St. Mary's gathered Saturday at St. Andrew for the first Mass after their church was destroyed. Officials suspect a 50-gallon propane gas tank used for cooking may be to blame for the Friday morning explosion that destroyed the church at 178 Linwood Ave.] (Norwich Bulletin) 09/12/2004
9/11 anniversary a mix of memories, moving on (Denver Post) 09/12/2004
In remembrance — Utahns salute the fallen [9/11] (Deseret News) 09/12/2004
Great Oaks assistance on the way to Ukraine [containers of hospital supplies are being sent to churches in Ukraine. 'That way, we have a better grip on how the items are distributed'] (Commercial Appeal) 09/12/2004
General says trail is cold in hunt for bin Laden [al-Qaeda chief and his No. 2 are still orchestrating strikes] (AP/San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/12/2004
Up to 7 Die in Clashes Over Ousted Afghan Governor (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Three Said Killed in Afghanistan Protests (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Jovovich learns to live with fame as 'Resident Evil' grows (Houston Chronicle) 09/12/2004
Photo: Ukrainian movie star Milla Jovovich poses for photographers with a gun during a press conference for the promotion of her latest Hollywood movie 'Resident Evil: Apocalypse' at a Tokyo hotel, August 2004. (AFP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
President Leonid Kuchma sent letter to US President George W. Bush on 3rd anniversary of September 11 terror attacks (BRAMA) 09/11/2004
'Ukraine's Transition to a Stable Democracy' To be Broadcasted via Webcast (BRAMA) 09/11/2004
Icons, paintings lost in blast (Norwich Bulletin) 09/11/2004
Football: Little Shak [The Ukrainian side yesterday announced tickets will cost from three to100Ukranian Hryvnia - which converts to 31pence to ?10.49.] (Glasgow Daily Record) 09/11/2004
Members of Kiev Symphony speak out about recent violence (Billings Gazette) 09/10/2004
Photo: St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church is shown in this photo from video after powerful blast leveled the decades-old church in Colchester, Conn., Friday, Sept. 10, 2004, shaking nearby buildings and sending debris hundreds of feet from the scene. Authorities said there were no injuries and all workers have been accounted for, including its pastor Rev. Cyril Manolev and his family. Manolev, his pregnant wife, Susan, and their young son live in a home adjacent to the church and were evacuated safely. (AP/Yahoo) 09/10/2004
Ukrainians lobby for vote (Edmonton CBC) 09/10/2004
Slideshow: Virgin Mary Statue Survives Church Explosion (NBC5) 09/10/2004
Ukranian farmers tour senator's facility in Brownsboro (Oldham Era) 09/10/2004
Church leveled by early morning explosion [To be updated] (NY Newsday) 09/10/2004
St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Connecticut leveled by early morning explosion [no injuries] (AP/Newsday) 09/10/2004
Colchester Church Destroyed By Explosion [St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church in Connecticut] (NBC 30) 09/10/2004
Blast Topples Conn. Church; No One Hurt (AP/Yahoo) 09/10/2004
Symphony opener includes Kiev musicians (Billings Gazette) 09/10/2004
'I keep going,' bridge-walking grandma says [Born in 1921 to a farming family near the Black Sea] (MLive/Flint Journal) 09/09/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [1,005 members of the U.S. military have died; approx. 12,000 Iraqi civilians] (AP/Yahoo) 09/09/2004
U.S. Says Transnistrian Authorities Worsen Situation (USDOS) 09/09/2004
Vancouver's beautiful chameleon launches an array of products in Asia [Anna Vladi Ramirez, Ukrainian born beauty] (Asian Pacific Post) 09/09/2004
Увага Вашингтона до Києва зосереджена на виборах. Президентські вибори і Ірак - головні теми переговорів представника держдепартаменту США в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 09/09/2004
Ambassadors reflect on their tenure and discuss Ukraine's future [TWG - Part III] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/09/2004
Registering to vote in Ohio (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 09/09/2004
Newly registered, foreign-born citizens are eager crop of voters [ The first time he was eligible, Aleksandr Belkin didn't bother to vote in the presidential race. After Al Gore lost a close, contentious count to George Bush, Belkin vowed not to make the same mistake in 2004] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 09/09/2004
Analysis: Beslan Fuels Antipathy Between Ossetians, Ingush (RFE/RL) 09/09/2004
Slaughter as ideology. It’s only a short distance from Beslan to Belsen, writes MICHAEL GOVE [The Times, London] (Stateman) 09/09/2004
Give the Chechens a Land of Their Own (NY Times) 09/09/2004
Seeing a Mushroom Cloud in New York (NY Times) 09/09/2004
Nuclear Families. Chernobyl Heart surveys the accident aftermath. (Cleveland Scene) 09/09/2004
TV Best Bets: HBO, 8:45 p.m. - 'Chernobyl Heart'. Portrait of heartache. Filmmaker Maryann De Leo received an Oscar for this wrenching short documentary that chronicles with great humanity the tragic results of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine. The film is most painfully memorable while detailing radiation's devastating impact on young children suffering from birth and heart defects. (Detroit Free Press) 09/09/2004
Day one for Kola: Smart shoes, nice teacher and peculiar pizza [The boy in the black suit and buckled shoes knew he stood out as soon as he boarded the school bus. Surrounded by a sea of jeans and sneakers, Mykola Havrylovych chose to sit alone for the 10-minute ride to Reynolds Middle School.] (Oregonian) 09/09/2004
Take the A Train to go sightseeing [100th birthday of the New York City subway] (Boston Herald) 09/09/2004
Кому потрібна революція на виборах? Опозиція звинувачує українську владу в тому, що вона готує народ до силового варіанту виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 09/09/2004
Department Of Homeland Security: Agency Cover Up From Sexual Harassment To National Security Breaches At The Nation’s Largest Port Of Entry [Julia Davis, an Immigration Officer with the Port Enforcement Team, is a Ukrainian immigrant with a Masters Degrees in Engineering who graduated with honors from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.] (PRWeb) 09/09/2004
Sept. 12, 2001 newspapers to be part of exhibit (Globe and Mail) 09/09/2004
President Says Possible Islamic Radicals in Crimea being Investigated (RISU) 09/08/2004
General Kostyantyn Morozov explains why post-independence Ukraine failed to achieve predicted success [TWG - Part II] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/08/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 09/08/2004
Марчук: Україна залишається в Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
US hopes Ukraine's peacemakers will stay in Iraq, Tefft says (Interfax) 09/08/2004
Ghosts haunt political solution. Putin will likely point to slaughter as proof he has strong mandate for violent crackdown (Newsday) 09/08/2004
Candid Putin offers praise and blame (Guardian) 09/08/2004
Evening of surprises with a hospitable president [In the middle of the Beslan crisis, Vladimir Putin took time to welcome Western journalists to his Moscow residence.] (Belfast Telegraph) 09/08/2004
Kuchma, Tefft discuss forthcoming elections in Ukraine and U.S. (Interfax) 09/08/2004
Дональд Рамсфельд: співчуття і солідарність Росії. У промові напередодні третьої річниці 11 вересня міністр говорить про спільні проблеми Москви і Вашінгтона (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
Кількість американських жертв в Іраку сягнула тисячі. Через півтора року від початку окупації Іраку сумні підсумки - загиблих тисяча, лише за останні три дні загинуло понад 10 американців (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
1,003 military deaths (Daily Camera) 09/08/2004
Bush says administration 'mourns' as toll passes 1,000 [Iraqi deaths exceed 10,000] (CBC News) 09/08/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1,003 members of the U.S. military have died since the beginning of military operations in Iraq in March 2003] (AP/Yahoo) 09/08/2004
Ukraine looks back to the USSR (BBC) 09/08/2004
Putin warms to Ukraine's ties with western Europe (EU Business) 09/08/2004
Американський урядовець критикує стан свободи слова в Українi (VOA) 09/07/2004
U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq Conflict Pass 1000 Mark (Update1) [total reached 1,001 today, including 755 military personnel and three civilian Pentagon employees killed in battle; 860 of the military deaths, or 86 percent of the total, have occurred since President George W. Bush declared on May 1, 2003, that major combat had ended] (Bloomberg) 09/07/2004
Ukraine to Cut Troops in Iraq by 200 (VOA) 09/07/2004
Living the dream [Ukrainian orphan Luda Balan] (Hull Daily Mail) 09/07/2004
Ukraine's Approaching Elections Discussed at DC Conference [TWG - Part I] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/07/2004
Ukraine-American Educational Exchange Closes with Distinguished Achievements and Promise (Chicago Kyiv Sister Cities program) FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/07/2004
Children of Chernobyl: Families in area host [Belarus] children in need of care for summer (Washington HeraldNet) 09/07/2004
Big Time for 'Manchurian' Actress [Vera Farmiga: daughter of Ukrainian emigres and who spoke English as a second language as a child, Farmiga grew up in the New Jersey suburb of Irvington] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
A Look at U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq [U.S. 996; U.K. 64; Ukraine 6; Since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended, 838 U.S. soldiers have died] (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
Fierce Clashes in Iraq Kill 34 People (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
Suicide Bombing Kills 7 Marines in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
Ukraine to cut troops in Iraq by 200 - Kuchma (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/07/2004
US official [U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State John Tefft] calls on Ukraine to ensure level playing field for all presidential candidates [United States does not support any particular candidate, but will work with any president elected in a free and fair vote by the Ukrainian people] (Interfax) 09/07/2004
Martha Boersch Leaves Senior Position at U.S. Attorney's Office to Join Jones Day in San Francisco [she secured the conviction of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko] (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
Home sweet Samovar [Inessa Polk has returned to Medford from the Ukraine after being deported Aug. 25, 2003] (Oregon Mail Tribune) 09/06/2004
Increase in immigrant students challenges Buncombe schools [While the immigrant students speak some 42 different languages, most are Hispanic, Moldovan or Ukrainian.] (North Carolina Citizen-Times) 09/06/2004
Iraqi children undergoing rehabilitation course in Crimea (Interfax) 09/06/2004
Petite Virginia Woman Sets Wing-Eating Record [Coming in second was a former champion, Oleg Zhornitiskiy, a native of the Ukraine, who ate four and a quarter pounds.][WOKR-TV 13 Rochester] (WOKR) 09/06/2004
Nearly 700 OSCE observers to observe election in Ukraine (Interfax) 09/06/2004
OSCE/ODIHR establishes large-scale observation mission for Ukraine presidential election (OSCE) 09/06/2004
San Rafael man to monitor Ukraine voting (Marin Independent Journal) 09/06/2004
Immigration officials: Wife, son must leave [story] (Altoona Mirror) 09/06/2004
Immigration officials: Wife, son must leave [cover story/photo: Olena Lear was told she and her son must leave the country by Dec. 27, and she is banned for 10 years] (Altoona Mirror) 09/06/2004
Family holds hope that trucker is alive [Ihor Chervonyuk] (Casper Star-Tribune) 09/06/2004
Op-ed: Ukraine's October vote (Wash Times) 09/05/2004
67% of Russian-speaking Americans Closely Followed the Republican Convention Coverage, Press Release Group Study Shows [Russian-speaking voters, who traditionally supported Republicans, now favor Democrats. 52% of the respondents indicated that they would vote for Senator John Kerry, a dramatic change given that in March 2003 82% of Russian-speakers supported President George W. Bush] (PRWeb) 09/05/2004
A link to long-sought answers. Dog tag helps Parma man fill in blanks about his brother's 1944 crash (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 09/05/2004
Ukraine to cut Iraq troop numbers (ABC-Australia) 09/04/2004
Not on the radar: No one at Vatican asks about Bush, Kerry ['I'm really surprised no one is asking,' said Ukrainian Bishop Basil H. Losten of Stamford, Conn.] (Catholic News) 09/03/2004
State Department Awards Grants for Cultural Preservation [In Kiev, Ukraine, the Khaminets-Podilsky Archives will receive a leaf-casting machine to save historical documents badly damaged by a fire in 2003] (USDOS) 09/03/2004
Yanukovych, US administration officials in Iraq discuss Ukraine's participation in Iraq post-war rebuilding (Interfax) 09/03/2004
Federal employees can now contribute to UNWLA via Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) charitable fundraiser (BRAMA) 09/03/2004
Turkish hostages found dead in Iraq (Independent) 09/03/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (R) and his Iraqi counterpart Iyad Alawi speak at a joint news conference in Baghdad, September 2, 2004. Ukraine may withdraw troops from Iraq (news - web sites) after the Iraqi election due early next year, Yanukovich said on Thursday. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/03/2004
Annual Picnic Celebrates American, Ukrainian Culture [Photos] (Newtown Bee) 09/03/2004
US promises support for Ukraine's cooperation with Iraqi government (Interfax) 09/03/2004
CLC president, board chief in Ukraine (Beacon News Sun) 09/02/2004
Mission to deliver life-saving scanner to Ukraine (West Cumberland Times & Star) 09/02/2004
Ukraine interested in active cooperation with Iraq, Yanukovych says (Interfax) 09/02/2004
Yanukovich: Ukraine may withdraw troops after Iraqi poll (San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/02/2004
Віктор Янукович з несподіваним візитом в Іраку. Мета - дослідити доцільність перебування українського контингенту і економічної співпраці (BBC Ukrainian) 09/02/2004
English translations of Ukrainian literature now available online (BRAMA) 09/02/2004
Visiting [Ukrainian] journalists suspect some are profiting from Chechnya war ['Someone in Russia needs this war'] (Decatur Daily) 09/02/2004
Ukrainians start life anew in Green Bay (Green Bay Press-Gazette) 09/02/2004
At 103, a visionary still looks to future [Herman Spertus, born in a time of czarist pogroms, grew up in a village near Kiev in Ukraine; became the world's largest producer of picture frames.] (Chicago Tribune) 09/02/2004
How to waste a $15bn opportunity [George Bush and Tony Blair have a lot of money to spend on (HIV/AIDS) in the developing world - but don't expect them to take advice from the experts. By Peter Gill] (New Statesman) 09/02/2004
Monster fungus has mushroomed [Pawlo Kostiuk thought he was hallucinating when he saw a giant mushroom when he was out for a walk.] (Gloucestershire Echo) 09/02/2004
Victims laid to rest after Beersheba bombing [Tatiana Korchesko, 49, a mother of two, immigrated to Israel from Ukraine some five years ago. Korchesko was a doctor of biology but worked here as a cleaner for the Jewish Agency.] (Jerusalem Post) 09/02/2004
Rosita Lehman, 45 (Ha'aretz) 09/02/2004
Decades after first gathering in area, Lemko Rusyn reunions annual events (Pittsburgh Valley Independent) 09/01/2004
Russian internet [eBay] scam hits in Fort Bend (Fort Bend Herald-Coaster) 09/01/2004
Сенатор Лугар: за виборами в Україні стежитиме світ . Чільний представник США каже, що майбутнє України - з НАТО і євроструктурами (BBC Ukrainian) 09/01/2004
Postcard from Nice, or un restaurant de Moscou avec une cuisine Ukrainienne FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/01/2004
Deportation order affirmed in Nazi camp guard case [Theodor Szehinskyj, 80, of West Chester, Pa.] (Wash Times) 09/01/2004
European rights court shelves reparation claim by descendants of repatriated Poles for now [Pole argued that he had been insufficiently compensated for property left behind by his grandmother in what is now Ukraine when the Polish-Ukrainian borders were redefined in 1945] (EU Business) 09/01/2004
Fruit pickers thrown from truck; 11 Ukrainian workers injured, three women seriously injured, when a pickup truck carrying fruit pickers hit a tree, throwing several of them from the back of the vehicle. (BBC) 09/01/2004
US Senator in Ukraine for Weapons Reduction Talks [from 8/31/04] (VOA) 09/01/2004
Human Trafficking and Ukraine are the Subject of Upcoming Discussion in Chicago [from 8/2/04] (Chicago Sister Cities) 09/01/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians (Hurricane Charley) [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 09/01/2004
An exhibition of micro-majesty [Nikolai Syadristy's microscopic artworks at the CNE are awe-inspiring sculptures crafted from fairyland materials] (Globe and Mail) 09/01/2004
Symphony concert to benefit CMN [Kiev Symphony Orchestra and Chorus] (Rapid City Journal) 09/01/2004
Milla Jovovich [bio: Milla Natasha Jovovich was born December 17, 1975, the daughter of Bogich Jovovich, a Yugoslavian doctor, and Golina Loganiva, a Soviet actress. Born in Kiev, Ukraine in what was then known as the USSR, she and her family left their financially-stable life to head to the US when she was just five years old.] (Hello) 09/01/2004
Москва: жертв поміж українських громадян немає. Посол України в Росії Микола Білоблоцький в інтерв'ю Бі-Бі-Сі (BBC Ukrainian) 09/01/2004
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