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  • Editorial: Ukraine and Europe's Future (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 02/28/2001
  • Україна головує в Раді Безпеки ООН / Ukraine assumes presidency of the UN Security Council (BRAMA) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine bans ferret, zoo animal imports (Reuters/Sun-Sentinal) 02/28/2001
  • Eurotech Co-Sponsors 'Viktory for Kids' with Children of Chernobyl Relief Fund: Ice-skating benefit features Viktor Petrenko (BRAMA) 02/28/2001
  • Two Ice Fishermen Die in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine to chair UN Security Council starting on 1 March (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Aim of Abkhaz talks in Yalta to boost Ukraine's role as mediator - Shevardnadze (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine: Socialist leader visits USA, comments on tape scandal (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Six key states push world to 9bn people: By 2050, the UN says, 90% will live in a developing country YEN In Europe, the proportion of children could fall to 14% (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Yuschenko calls on President to compromise amid crisis (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Tallying up the lute and other foreign gifts (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Bush urges Ukrainian leader to resolve crisis (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • US president backs Ukraine's leader at 'testing' time (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Bush urges Ukrainian leader to settle crisis, uphold rule of law and democracy (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukrainian prosecutor accuses foreign secret services of plotting tape scandal (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • International body says tapes in Ukraine scandal likely to be genuine (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine: International expert assessment supports tapes' authenticity, MP (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine: Voice-recognition test results on scandal tapes inconclusive (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine repaying 3m-dollar debt to Azerbaiijan for diesel fuel - envoy (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine attracts 792m dollars in foreign investment in 2000 (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukrainian parliament speaker visits Azerbaijan to extend bilateral ties (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine: Reputed oligarch advocates social protection, cooperation with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Polish Border Guard statistics show growing illegal migration in 2000 (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Paper analyzes press ownership in Ukrainian industrial Region (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Ukraine: Communist Party plans major anti-presidential protests 12-17 March (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • Communist Party plans major protests demanding Kuchma and Yushchenko resignations (BBC/FT) 02/28/2001
  • LETTER: More unanswered questions over death of Ukrainian journalist (Financial Times) 02/28/2001
  • UN Study: World To Be Older, Poorer (AP/Excite) 02/28/2001

  • Ukraine Whistle-Blower, in Hiding, Keeps Up Fight (IH Tribune) 02/27/2001
  • Ukrainian President Denies Murder Allegations (Reuters/Russia Today) 02/27/2001
  • Ex-Bodyguard Says There Is No Greater Criminal Than Kuchma -- Part I: Motivations (RFE/RL) 02/27/2001
  • Philly Church Gets New Archbishop (AP/Excite) 02/27/2001
  • LEONID KUCHMA - LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Those responsible for journalist's death should be brought to justice (Financial Times) 02/27/2001
  • Zhirinovskiy: Ukraine will soon join the Union [State] of Russia and Belarus (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukrainian, Russian security services sign cooperation agreements (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Crimean Muslims protest at Russian military (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukraine: Muslim minority angry with Russian military training in Crimea (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukrainian MP alleges whistle-blower in tape scandal staying at NATO base (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Yushchenko under growing pressure for coalition government (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukraine: Pro-presidential factions begin talks on coalition government (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukraine against military component in GUUAM (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Communist victory in Moldova will not affect relations with Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Hungary: 43 illegal immigrants caught at Ukrainian border (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Slovakia to have more liberal visa regime with Ireland, Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Immigration into Russia almost doubled in past five years (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets exchange rates for 28 February (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • US MX Radio-2 satellite made ready for Russian-Ukrainian sea launch (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Iran: President pleased with aviation industry cooperation with Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Iran to begin building gas pipeline to Ukraine by end of year (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukraine keen on promoting economic ties with Iran (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Ukrainian prosecutor opens case into journalist's murder (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Headless corpse is missing Ukrainian journalist (Toronto Star) 02/27/2001
  • Ukrainian premier tells Austrian TV he's unlikely to become president (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Poland to seek EU assurances on entry (Financial Times) 02/27/2001
  • Yugoslav foreign minister's visit postponed (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Orlando troupe moves onto global stage (Orlando Sentinel) 02/27/2001
  • Church is conveying 'that bounce for life': Metropolitan Archbishop Soroka arrives from Canada (Philly.com) 02/27/2001
  • eMagin Corporation Recaps Milestones for 2000 (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 02/27/2001
  • Kuchmagate: Ukraine's president is accused of ordering murder and intimidation, yet the west is not keen to comment (Guardian) 02/27/2001

  • Rampant Yorke ends Arsenal's title challenge (Independent) 02/26/2001
  • Sacher-Masoch's birthplace stays true to his 'ism' (Independent) 02/26/2001
  • Photo: Gongadze family portrait (AP/Yahoo) 02/26/2001
  • Communists Win Big in Moldova (AP/Yahoo) 02/26/2001
  • Rotary Club of Boston Hosts Ukrainian Surgeon from Ternopil (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 02/26/2001
  • Flextronics looks farther east (BBJ) 02/26/2001
  • Prominent Swedish Human Rights Activist Speaks Out on Sex Trafficking and Violence Against Women (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 02/26/2001
  • Kazakhstan: Space for Three? (Russia Today) 02/26/2001
  • De La Hoya, HBO Reach Agreement (AP/Excite) 02/26/2001
  • Gorbachev Celebrates 70th Birthday (AP/Excite) 02/26/2001
  • Union between Russia and Belarus, Moldova and Ukraine - Moldovan Communists' poll triumph to pave way (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Paper analyzes recent Ukrainian-Russian summit (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine pushes ahead with plans for controversial papal visit (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets exchange rates for 27 February (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine declares one-week state of emergency in energy sector (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukrainian president feels no change in US attitude towards him (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine: Deputy speaker warns premier of dismissal unless coalition formed (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine MPs back call for jailed ex-minister's release (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Officer ready to reveal new compromising material against Ukraine's president (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukrainian president says 'shadow money' behind recent protests (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine: Journalist's mother appeals for meeting with president (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • OSCE critical of investigation into missing Ukrainian journalist case (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine: Headless corpse officially identified as that of missing journalist (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Missing Ukrainian journalist nominated for OSCE prize in journalism (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Iran: Majlis speaker meets visiting Ukrainian counterpart (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • No contradictions between Ukraine, Iran in foreign policy - Ukrainian speaker (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Regulator delays Russian aluminium company merger (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukrainian power plants start to receive EU-funded gas supplies (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • World News: Irish envoy to visit Angola on behalf of UN (Irish Times/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukraine: Opposition party says mayor's arrest is political (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Ukrainian president faces calls to resign amid political crisis (FT/WSJ) 02/26/2001
  • Lithuania releases 1991 Soviet coup plotters (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • Palestinian leader asks Arafat to agree on programme committed to intifadah (BBC/FT) 02/26/2001
  • From Under a Couch, an Effort to Stop Corruption in Ukraine (NY Times) 02/26/2001
  • Pope Calls Cardinals to Gather in May (NY Times) 02/26/2001
  • 5,000 Protesters return in Ukraine (Financial Times) 02/26/2001

  • Sugar’s sweet sorrow (The Scotsman) 02/25/2001
  • За Україну без ... фанатизму (Степан Бандера для УП) (Українська Правда) 02/25/2001
  • Ukraine launches fresh protests over journalist's death (This Is London) 02/25/2001
  • Goater gives Shearer unhappy return (Independent) 02/25/2001
  • Photo: Opposition protesters carry a mock image of Ukraine's President (AP/Yahoo) 02/25/2001
  • Photo: Ultra nationalist protesters march to demand ouster of Ukraine's President (AP/Yahoo) 02/25/2001
  • Ukrainian Opposition Protests (AP/Yahoo) 02/25/2001
  • Photos (8): Thousands of anti-Kuchma protesters hit the streets in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (BRAMA) 02/25/2001
  • Photos (8): Anti-Kuchma Protesters march in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (BRAMA) 02/25/2001
  • Photo: Protestor waves a Ukrainian national flag (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/25/2001
  • Photo: Masked protesters at opposition rally in central Kiev (Kyiv) (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/25/2001
  • Ukraine: 30,000 reported to have taken part in anti-presidential protest (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Summary of Ukrainian ICTV 'Svoboda slova' programme 1700 gmt 25 Feb 01 (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Ukraine: Poll shows only 1 per cent of people ready for active protest (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Protesters' 'tribunal' finds Ukrainian president guilty on five counts (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • American Steel Industry Suffers Losses to Poor Management, Foreign Competition (Chicago Tribune) 02/25/2001
  • TV says 5,000 protesters demand president's resignation in Ukrainian capital (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Ukrainian opposition organizes anti-Kuchma protest (AP/Miami Herald) 02/25/2001
  • Opposition union backs protesters, calls for president's resignation (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • 10,000 anti-presidential protesters reported at rally in central Kiev (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • It will not always be Pancake Day for Kuchma: Anti-presidential rock concert kicks off in central Kiev (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Kirovohrad City mayor caught red-handed for bribery (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • EXCLUSIVE: Traditional holiday 'Masliana' celebration in Kyiv (BRAMA) 02/25/2001
  • Clashes between basketball fans hamper anti-presidential rally (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Massive anti-presidential protest starts in Kyiv (Kiev) (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Opposition protest leader detained for several hours by police (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Learning to Fear Putin's Gaze (NY Times) 02/25/2001
  • Ukrainian official, Milosevic discuss cooperation (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Ukrainian church blends traditions (Repository) 02/25/2001
  • Ukraine opposition gather in Kiev for mass anti-Kuchma rally (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Over 20,000 expected to take part in anti-Kuchma rally (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Another Ukrainian mining accident claims fatality (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001
  • Newspaper analyses parliament's failure to dismiss Ukrainian prosecutor-general (BBC/FT) 02/25/2001

  • Princes of the Church Gathered From Afar (Wash Post) 02/24/2001
  • Photo: Sergei Bubka with International Olympic Committee (AP/Yahoo) 02/24/2001
  • Blaine Wilson Wins 4th American Cup (NY Times) 02/24/2001
  • Opposition holds mock trials of president in west, east Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001
  • Persian Gulf seen as springboard for Ukraine's bid to boost trade with Asia (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001
  • Ukrainian Supreme Council Chairman Ivan Plyushch to visit Iran (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001
  • Ukrainian parliament ratifies gas-for-goods, services deal with Turkmenistan (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001
  • Ukraine: Opposition leader rejects president's 'lies' to CNN (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001
  • Ukraine's Kuchma dismisses protests (CNN) 02/24/2001
  • NY's New Cardinal Takes Over Church (AP/NY Times) 02/24/2001
  • Drug smugglers see less success (Sofia Echo) 02/24/2001
  • Opposition leaders promise more protests in Ukraine (AP/NJ Online) 02/24/2001
  • Consensus Is Lacking on Bilingual Education (NY Times) 02/24/2001
  • Kuchma instructs Yushchenko to restore power supply to TV (BBC/FT) 02/24/2001

  • Ukraine Calls on FBI in Headless Corpse Case (Reuters/NY Times) 02/23/2001
  • Секретаріат ООН запропонував Україні направити українських військовослужбовців до складу миротворчого контингенту ООН на Кіпрі (Радіо Свобода) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian-born U.S. citizen Cardinal Lubomyr Husar (AP/Yahoo) 02/23/2001
  • Photo: Communists protest at U.S. Embassy (AP/Yahoo) 02/23/2001
  • Photo: Leftists burn U.S. flag in Kyiv - NATO protest (AP/Yahoo) 02/23/2001
  • Nordic World Championship Results (AP/NY Times) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian bid to update IAF's fleet of An-32s (Jane's) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine to draw up new national space programme (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian paper analyses premier's refusal to side with opposition (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian prosecutor-general denies deal with Communists to keep his post (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine: Experts estimate 285,000 HIV-positive people living in the country (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Moldovan president doesn't want consolidation of GUUAM alliance (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets currency rates for 24 February (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine to complete scrapping of SS-24 missiles later this year (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Five political parties unite into one centrist bloc (update) (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine: Prosecutor-general replies to missing journalist's mother (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian diaspora in Tyumen needs aid to preserve language - ambassador (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • New Cardinal in a Clash of Creeds (NY Times) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine: Broadcasting council plans to allow increase in foreign investment (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian prime minister to visit London 1 March for talks with EBRD (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine seeks FBI help in body scandal (BBC) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine: Authorities move high-profile case suspects out of capital (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Vojvodina radio's minority language staff strike over audibility range (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Windows on the World Are Opened on the Web: Famine Study (LA Times) 02/23/2001
  • Ukrainian Legislators Turned Away (AP/Yahoo) 02/23/2001
  • Helping an Autistic Child Learn About the World by Playing With Dolls (NY Times) 02/23/2001
  • Ukraine rebel on run in Britain (The Times) 02/23/2001
  • European Union should not ignore regions that fall outside its plans (Financial Times) 02/23/2001

  • Land der toten Helden: In der Krise gerät die Ukraine unter die Fuchtel Moskaus (Die Zeit) 02/22/2001
  • Activists move into the world of art: Chornobyl/Chernobyl (Taipei Times) 02/22/2001
  • Шукайте генерала (Україна молода) 02/22/2001
  • Plucky violist reaches the top on his own - Lvivian in Tokyo (Yomiuri Shimbun) 02/22/2001
  • There is hope for us all, after all (Yomiuri Shimbun) 02/22/2001
  • Photo: Military cadets show their dancing skills at a military lyceum to a visiting Leonid Kuchma (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/22/2001
  • Photo: Head of the U.S. Congress House of Representatives delegation to Ukraine Kurt Weldon greets Leonid Kuchma (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/22/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets currency rates for 23 February (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine to hold census on 5-14 December 2001 (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Kuchma finds unlikely allies (Financial Times) 02/22/2001
  • Russian experts release report on body found in woods: 99.9% probable (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine: Numerous regional TV centres cut off from electricity over debts (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukrainian president, premier discuss economic ties with Georgian minister (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • US Congress delegation voices support for independent media in Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • US Congress delegation holds talks with Ukrainian foreign minister (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Deputy Foreign Minister Yelchenko and Ambassador Kuchinsky deny Ukrainian policy falling under Russian influence (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Russia/Ukraine: Centre, Ukrainian TV sign programme exchange (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukrainian crime not connected to international drug cartels - official (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Asylum seeker in UK predicts new immigration wave from Ukraine to West (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Anti-presidential protesters ready to defend tent city (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine: Court orders anti-presidential tent camp removed (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Lottery Company Provides Update on Financial Outlook (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 02/22/2001
  • Uzbek aircraft maker tries to spread wings (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/22/2001
  • Death and Chaos in Kiev (2/18-2/26 edition) (Time Europe) 02/22/2001
  • Games without frontiers (Guardian) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine, Russia agree to coordinate media cooperation (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine: MP commission slams investigation for dragging feet in journalist case (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Turnout meager as Ukraine's opposition calls new protests (AP/NJ Online) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine protest diminishes (Financial Times) 02/22/2001
  • Ukrainian president says he will not quit (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Chief prosecutor wins no-confidence vote in parliament (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Journalist's mother makes passionate plea to MPs to sack prosecutor (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Both fame and neglect are the scourge of endangered sites (2/18/01) (Chicago Tribune) 02/22/2001
  • Shaping a Legacy, Pope Installs 44 Cardinals (NY Times) 02/22/2001
  • Carpatsky Announces Long Term Growth Strategy (Canada Newswire) 02/22/2001
  • Ukraine plans to sell off majority stake in major mobile phone company (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • US threatens trade sanctions against Ukraine over CD piracy (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001
  • Russia's Deputy premier pledges support to ailing Russian aircraft industry (BBC/FT) 02/22/2001

  • New Management Team Purchases The Flying Hospital (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 02/21/2001
  • Ukraine's Kuchma Accuses Parliament of 'Aggravating the Situation' (Russia Today) 02/21/2001
  • Yushchenko denies defending chief prosecutor, slams energy minister (BBC/FT) 02/21/2001
  • The Struggle for Ukraine (Wash Post) 02/21/2001
  • Ukrainian president flatly denies ever ordering murder (BBC/FT) 02/21/2001
  • Yushchenko supports Prosecutor-General Potebenko (BBC/FT) 02/21/2001
  • Ukraine's population shrank by about half a million in 2000 (BBC/FT) 02/21/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets exchange rates for 22 February (BBC/FT) 02/21/2001
  • Photo: New cardinals greet each othe (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/21/2001
  • Photo: 'For Truth' protest in Ukraine's capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 02/21/2001
  • Photo: Retired pole vaulter Sergei Bubka (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/21/2001
  • Photo: Ukrainian-born U.S. citizen and Archbishop Lubomyr Husar keeps traditional headgear (AP/Yahoo) 02/21/2001
  • Russia's search for a policy (Comment) (Financial Times) 02/21/2001
  • Ukraine Medic Flees After Threats Over Journalist (Russia Today) 02/21/2001
  • Israeli air force rescues crew of stricken Ukrainian ship (AP/Kyiv Post) 02/21/2001
  • Ukrainian opposition calls new round of protests but few show up (AP/Kyiv Post) 02/21/2001
  • NY Times Corrections (NY Times) 02/21/2001

  • Boeing 717 Certified for Sale to CIS and Ukraine (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 02/20/2001
  • Kiev tent city spearheads anti-Kuchma protests (Reuters/ABC) 02/20/2001
  • Kuchma urged harsh tactics to win election (SF Chronicle) 02/20/2001
  • Ukraine: Premier's gamble (EIU) 02/20/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets exchange rates for 21 February (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Court suspends ZAP privatization (Kyiv Post) 02/20/2001
  • United Energy Systems of Ukraine tops tax debtor list (UNIAN/Kyiv Post) 02/20/2001
  • Missing Ukrainian journalist's mother, prosecutors clash (AP/Kyiv Post) 02/20/2001
  • Kiev Tent City Spearheads Anti-Kuchma Protests (Reuters/Russia Today) 02/20/2001
  • Ukrainian police need place to stay during visit (Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel) 02/20/2001
  • Ukraine Medic Flees After Threats Over Journalist (Reuters/Russia Today) 02/20/2001
  • Kochan breaks free of Ukrainian stereotypes (Edmonton Journal) 02/20/2001
  • Lightning Acquire LW From Leafs (AP/Excite) 02/20/2001
  • Kuchma Denies Ukraine Crisis (NY Times) 02/20/2001
  • Photos/Audio: Lviv theater group's expressive performance impresses New York (BRAMA) 02/20/2001
  • Ukraine: Influential party demands investigation into energy memo with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Armenia to increase trade with Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Russians in Ukraine withdraw support for President Kuchma (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Influential faction announces end of parliamentary majority (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Broadcast council establishes licence terms (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Ukrainian speaker and former premier want dialogue with opposition (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Ukrainian tax administration denies pressuring Freedom House - US human rights organization (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Belgium: Twenty-five Ukrainian asylum seekers flown back home (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Corrections and clarifications - It's 'Ukraine' not 'The Ukraine'. (Guardian) 02/20/2001
  • Scandals threaten Ukrainian democracy (Toronto Star) 02/20/2001
  • Kazakhstan census figures - 1/2 million Ukrainians (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Help Ukraine: shun its leader (Editorial) (LA Times/FT) 02/20/2001
  • Ukrainian leader on situation in the country, relations with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/20/2001

  • The case of the president and the missing reporter (Newsweek) 02/19/2001
  • It's the women who pay the price (Maureen Freely) (Independent) 02/19/2001
  • Missing journalist: Ukraine's president questioned (Independent) 02/19/2001
  • NATO's Expansion Tool (Wash Post) 02/19/2001
  • Moscow Times Editorial: Russia Backs Ukraine, not Kuchma (Moscow Times/Russia Today) 02/19/2001
  • Kuchma Denies Political Crisis (AP/Yahoo) 02/19/2001
  • Four Americans Among New Cardinals (AP/Yahoo) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian film takes prize (Variety/Yahoo) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian needlework by artist Jan Dralle goes on display in North Dakota (Bismarck Tribune) 02/19/2001
  • Four Americans among 44 men to be inducted as cardinals (NJ Online) 02/19/2001
  • Souness tracks Benfica star (Soccernet) 02/19/2001
  • Football: Rovers To Sign Serg (Mirror) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Court suspends privatization of aluminium plant (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Odessa protesters demand fair investigation of tape scandal (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: MP committee asks premier to suspend Russian electricty deal (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine president rounds on critics (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: President slams opposition, vows to maintain order (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian National Bank sets currency rates for 20 February 2001 (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian newspaper studies appointment of new Security Service head (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian president hails 'good potential' of relations with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine's air of unrest (BBC) 02/19/2001
  • Mud-slinging: Observer Column (Financial Times) 02/19/2001
  • Raid shows Bush-Blair bond on Iraq (Guardian) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Fuel and energy minister criticizes former deputy premier (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Anti-presidential protesters to picket parliament on 21-22 February (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Beleaguered Ukrainian president postpones foreign trip (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Arrested ex-deputy premier's former company faces bankruptcy (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine raises import duties on used cars (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukrainian president gives awards to influential MP, security council chief (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Russian Volga region governor promises migrants jobs, homes (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Prosecutor explains charges against whistle-blower in tape scandal (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: State commission head details defence industry's problems (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Miners head to Kiev to picket parliament on 21-22 February (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine: Parliament wants prosecutor to report on journalist case in person (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Portuguese authorities arrest alleged leader of human trafficking gang (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Binge-drinking: Britain's new epidemic: Alarm at role of alcohol in deaths, violence, crime and accidents (Guardian) 02/19/2001
  • Football: Rovers To Sign Serg (Mirror) 02/19/2001
  • Kyiv police: Attack on opposition newspaper looks like hooliganism (AP/Kyiv Post) 02/19/2001
  • Opposition keeps pressure on Kuchma (AP/Kyiv Post) 02/19/2001
  • Records Fall At Motorola Marathon (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 02/19/2001
  • Ottoman Calligraphy Heart of Show (AP/Yahoo) 02/19/2001
  • New Tapes Appear With Threats by Ukraine's President (NY Times) 02/19/2001

  • Kanchelskis still a wide boy (The Times) 02/18/2001
  • Scandals Enveloping Leader Threaten Ukraine Democracy (Wash Post) 02/18/2001
  • Rumbling Ukraine Protests Yet to Ignite (Russia Today) 02/18/2001
  • Beijing International Women’s Ekiden (IAAF) 02/18/2001
  • The family business (BBC/FT) 02/18/2001
  • Summary of Ukrainian ICTV 'Svoboda slova' programme 1700 gmt 18 Feb 01 (BBC/FT) 02/18/2001
  • Ukrainian police deny terrorist act against Socialist newspaper (BBC/FT) 02/18/2001
  • Turkmen president confirms elections in 2010 - full version (BBC/FT) 02/18/2001
  • Russian paper sees Ukrainian PM flexing political muscle in energy sackings call (BBC/FT) 02/18/2001
  • The case for wolves (Scotsman/FT) 02/18/2001
  • Cultural specialist helps fine-tune health care (Sacramento Bee) 02/18/2001
  • Photo: Protesters rally in the heavy snowfall as they take part in a protest meeting (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/18/2001
  • Photo: Members of Ukraine's UNA-UNSO nationalist party stand on guard in heavy snowfall during a rally (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/18/2001

  • The Citibank Private Bank Photography Prize (Independent) 02/17/2001
  • Literary Landmarks: Painting the mountains with diamonds - Stanislav Ignacy Witkiewicz's Poland (Irish Times/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian paper analyzes creation of national opposition forum and its leaders (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian centrist party demands investigation into attack on its office (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukraine: Prosecutor interviewed on missing journalist case, tape scandal (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Russia's Centre TV accuses Kazakhstan of selling arms to rogue states (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian president blames corrupt foes for political crisis (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Belarusian, Ukrainian interior ministries sign cooperation protocol (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Greetings from the Ukrainian president to Iraqi President Saddam Husayn (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukraine 'is following closely' situation over Iraq (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Socialist newspaper blames bomb attack on Ukrainian authorities (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian navy to stay out of political protests (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian paper analyzes creation of national opposition forum and its leaders (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukraine: High level of industrial injuries reported in 2000 (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Bulgarian cultural organizations in Ukraine feel 'used' by ruling party (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Ukrainian deputy prosecutor talks about investigation into missing journalist (BBC/FT) 02/17/2001
  • Rousing Piano Recital Is Full of Revelations (2/15/01) (Wash Post) 02/17/2001

  • Tame, train and ride to victory Without the horse, there could be no civilisation as we know it (Independent) 02/16/2001
  • Welcome to Stalinworld! Lithuanian Theme Park opens (ABCNews) 02/16/2001
  • Societe Generale Ukraine closing down (KPNews.com) 02/16/2001
  • Photo: Members of Ukraine's Homeland political party hold portraits of former deputy (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/16/2001
  • Photo: Opposition activists protest against arrest of Ukraine's former Deputy (AP/Yahoo) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian newspaper apologizes to party leader for libel (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Off the Wall: Nasdaq, we will bury you, or long limp the Dow (Financial Times) 02/16/2001
  • Boxing: Fighters must shed weight gradually (Guardian/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine is Copyright Enemy No. 1 (TechWeb) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine Leader Kuchma Faces Crisis (NY Times) 02/16/2001
  • A wasted country: Ukraine - Opinion and Analysis (Financial Times) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian miners' unions demand sacking of fuel and energy minister (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian Culture Ministry lobbying for arts TV channel (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Petoskey tutors Ukrainian doctor (Record-Eagle) 02/16/2001
  • Support for jailed Ukraine politician (CNN) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian paper analyzes Ukrainian-Russian summit (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine, Russia, Moldova sign immigration treaty (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Russia, Ukraine move towards defining border in Sea of Azov - foreign minister (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian Communists deny being 'puppet opposition' (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian leader interviewed by Radio Liberty on political crisis (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian leader ridicules political parties, promises to veto new election law (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • NATO Secretary-General George Robertson to visit Prague (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian leader urges mass media not to aid 'destructive forces' (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: Prominent political leader criticizes bilateral agreements with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian expert in missing journalist case interviewed by Russian TV (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian party coalition accuses president of 'betraying national interests' (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: IMF tranche refusal not connected with political situation - premier (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Romanian consulate in south Ukrainian city picketed over pollution (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian army begins to receive funding for modernizing weaponry (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian cabinet changes will be made only with new deputy PM's consent (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • President 'does not see opposition' in Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian president to visit Moldova 20 February (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian National Bank sets currency rates for 17 February 2001 (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Slovakia to boost cross-border ties, wants to ease visa regime with Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine starts scrapping solid strategic rockets SS-24 (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Костянтин РОДИК: без ринкової перспективи (День) 02/16/2001
  • МАНЕВРИ (День) 02/16/2001
  • «ЗЕЛЕНИЙ» КОРДОН УКРАЇНИ (День) 02/16/2001
  • Russian Foreign Minister Arrives in Ukraine for Talks on Transdniestr Problem (AFP/Russia Today) 02/16/2001
  • Посол США при ОБСЄ Девід Джонсон висловив здивування з приводу тональності заяви Кучми, Ющенка і Плюща (RFE/RL) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: Political Tensions On The Rise (2/15) (RFE/RL) 02/16/2001
  • The search for truth in Gongadze case continues ... (RFE/RL) 02/16/2001
  • Russian church officials urge Pope to stay away from Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • World News: Ukraine political crisis worsens (Irish Times/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Soccer (Irish Times) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: Opposition pickets prosecution office demanding release of ex-PM (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Energy company manager found dead in Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Concerns raised over Russian-Ukrainian power grid merger plan (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukrainian premier follows arrested ex-deputy's case, demands wage arrears paid (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Germany extradites criminal gang chief to Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: Energy minister snipes at former deputy PM, hails deal with Russia (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine's GDP up in January (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: Central bank 'prepared for possible delay of IMF loan' (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Ukraine: About 110m dollars said invested in Ukrainian Internet (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Russian minister advocates cooperation with Ukraine in arms markets (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Russia, Ukraine, Moldova reaffirm support for Moldovan territorial integrity (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001
  • Russo-Turkmen gas deal clinched in Ashgabat (BBC/FT) 02/16/2001

  • Tennis: Pierce is toppled by outsider (Independent) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian women learn to live with HIV (KPNews.com) 02/15/2001
  • Europe's passport own-goal (Financial Times) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian Group Upset Over Arrest (AP/Yahoo) 02/15/2001
  • No World Records at Globen Galan (AP/Yahoo) 02/15/2001
  • Obit: Sophie Orich (The Star) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Two opposing rallies held in Crimean city over language issue (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian public union asks for US assistance in missing journalist case (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Miners' trade union joins anti-presidential protest (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • National Bank of Ukraine sets exchange rates for 16 February (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Russia, Ukraine head for 'single electricity space' (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Accounts chamber reports embezzlement in Defence Ministry (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Foreign minister visits tank plant, comments on Ukraine's geopolitical stance (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Former deputy premier appeals against arrest warrant (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian government plans to widen use of space technologies (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Summary of Ukrainian television Panorama news 1900 gmt 15 February 2001 (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian security official blames oligarchs for current crisis (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Russia, Ukraine, Moldova begin talks on Dnestr conflict (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine's corruption worse than Czech Republic's (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Moldovan minister urges agreement with Russia on electricity supplies (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Seven escaped juvenile convicts captured, seven still at large (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian, Russian power grids to resume parallel operation (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Independent test in missing journalist case nearing completion (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian government slams privatization agency over aluminium plant tender (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian customs detains lorry smuggling tank parts to Slovakia (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Russian newspaper says situation in Ukraine like Moscow in 1993 (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian journalists muse on next steps for the opposition (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Energy pact aims to secure Russian electricity exports via Ukraine - paper (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Party picketing remand centre, demand former deputy PM's release (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Energy minister 'surprised' by PM's accusations, says sacking unlikely (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Arrested opposition leader Tymoshenko's health worsening - lawyer (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: PM hopes for 'success' in negotiating arrested former deputy's case (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: Right-wing party slams 'arrogant arrest' of former deputy PM (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • In Mid-Crisis, Ukraine President Lashes Out at Opposition (NY Times) 02/15/2001
  • Photo: Mother and a brother of a soldier killed in Afghanistan mourn (Reuters/Yahoo) 02/15/2001
  • Ukrainian, Russian foreign ministers to meet in Kharkiv on 16 Feb (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Romanian Defence Ministry denies weapons exported to UNITA in Angola (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Russia, India close tank deal (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Tender sale of six Ukrainian energy firms postponed till end of April (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • The Rumour Mill (football) (Guardian) 02/15/2001
  • Flu epidemic death toll reaches five in Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine Says It Won't Build Nukes With Russia (2/11/01) (AFP/Space Daily) 02/15/2001
  • Ukraine: 14 young offenders still at large after prison riot (BBC/FT) 02/15/2001
  • Itinerary to 2003 shows Pope plans to keep going (Guardian) 02/15/2001

  • Кінець 'Міфу про Ющенка' (Українська Правда) 02/14/2001
  • Ukrainian President Hails Talks With Putin As Colossal Step Forward (RFE/RL/Russia Today) 02/14/2001
  • Beleaguered Kuchma orders arrest of key rival (Independent) 02/14/2001
  • Foreign investment in Ukraine totals dlrs 792.2 million in 2000 (KPNews.com) 02/14/2001
  • German government grants Ukraine border control equipment (KPNews.com) 02/14/2001
  • Ukraine's Top Leadership Pledges To Suppress 'Destructive Forces' (