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Marcy Kaptur: Congressional Ukrainian Caucus - Letter to PM Viktor Yanukovych (Congressional Record) 04/30/2004
EU's Outsiders Look in with Envy and Bitterness (The Scotsman) 04/30/2004
Йосиф Сталін не стане громадянином ЄС (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Єврокомісія: розширення ЄС добре для України (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Преса в Україні менш вільна, ніж в Іраку? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Українські підрозділи в Іраку переоснастять (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Demjanjuk was Nazi guard, court rules (AP/CNN) 04/30/2004
UN refugee agency concerned by new EU law on asylum seekers (UN News Centre) 04/30/2004
European Union Expansion [Whether Ukraine and Russia will ultimately join will depend on how democracy and free markets advance there, and whether the EU decides it's just expanded enough. 'Expansion fatigue' is certainly beginning to set in.] (Wash Post) 04/30/2004
Non-EU Members Ponder Outsider Status (AP/Guardian) 04/30/2004
Europe Reunites in Blaze of Joy at EU Enlargement (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2004
Kuchma approves socio-economic development strategy for 2004-2015 (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Washington calls on Ukraine to prepare realistic project of Odesa-Brody use (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Ukraine wants free trade zone at first step of CES implementation [Common Economic Space or Single Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Kuchma disappointed with another protraction by EU issue of Ukraine's market economy status (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Kuchma calls for increased trade with Portugal (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Photo: Irina Yarotska of Ukraine performs on the balance beam during the women's European Artistic Gymnastics championships in Amsterdam (Reuters) 04/30/2004
Romania Recaptures European Team Title (Int'l Gymnast) 04/30/2004
Under-17 Team Guide: Ukraine (UEFA) 04/30/2004
Basketball: Kiev Close in on Final (FIBA Europe) 04/30/2004
SBU planning to set up independent foreign intelligence service (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Ukraine hopes larger Europe will not confine itself to its domestic issues - statement (Interfax) 04/30/2004
NSDC says Ukrainian peacekeepers will stay in Iraq (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Alleged Nazi guard loses appeal [Demjanjuk] (BBC) 04/30/2004
Another Legal Setback for Accused Nazi Demjanjuk (Reuters/CNN) 04/30/2004
Узгоджено спільні правила ЄС щодо притулку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Eastern promise [Lviv as the Ukrainians call it, Lvov as the Bolsheviks used to call it, and Lemburg] (Guardian) 04/30/2004
What's the EU's point in keeping Ukraine away? By Yuliya Tymoshenko (Taipei Times) 04/30/2004
Di Luca sidelined, while Simoni looks to Giro; Ullrich readies for July [Yaroslav Popovych] (Velonews) 04/30/2004
Photo: Dmitro Tsyrul of Ukraine (L) checks Japan's Kengo Ito during the first period of their relegation round match at the Ice Hockey World championship, in Ostrava (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2004
Photo: Sergei Varlamov of Ukraine (L) checks Japan's Nobuhiro Sugawara during the first period of their relegation round match at the Ice Hockey World championship, in Ostrava (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2004
Photo: Olexander Matviichuk of Ukraine (R) checks Japan's Kiyoshi Fujita during the first period of their relegation round match at the Ice Hockey World championship, in Ostrava (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2004
Photo: Vitali Semenchenko of Ukraine (R) checks Japan's Kiyoshi Fujita during the first period of their relegation round match at the Ice Hockey World championship, in Ostrava (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2004
Міськрада Києва - за виведення українців з Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Thousand of migrants provide vital workforce in menial jobs (Yorkshire Post) 04/30/2004
Rabies clinic timely and appropriate [Pagedown to: A dinner featuring Ukrainian food will be served from 4:30-7 p.m. tomorrow at the Mountainville United Methodist Church on Angola Road off Route 32 in the Town of Cornwall. It will be prepared by Orysya Ngale, a native of the Ukraine who is married to the Rev. Samual Ngale, a native of Mozambique. He will prepare the dessert.] (Middletown Times Herald-Record) 04/30/2004
3000 Orthodox and Catholics Make Ecumenical Pilgrimage to New Jersey, USA (RISU) 04/30/2004
Вибори у Мукачевому - жахлива репетиція президентських виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Chernobyl reactor needs new cover (Big News Network) 04/30/2004
Flawed Democracies: Center unveils new tool to track political accountability around the world [Ukraine - weak] (CPI) 04/29/2004
Protesters Target Cigarette-Maker Altria (AFP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Ex-Soviet states plead to leap on EU enlargement train (AFP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Brad Richards celebrates his goal with teammate Ruslan Fedotenko (AP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning center Brad Richards celebrates his team's second goal against the Montreal Canadiens with teammate Ruslan Fedotenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Basketball: BC Kiev and Azovmash Take Semi-Final Leads (FIBA Europe) 04/29/2004
Freedom House: українська преса залишається невiльною (VOA) 04/29/2004
Мукачiвськi вибори - репетицiя президентських? (VOA) 04/29/2004
На полiтреформi крапку ще не поставлено (VOA) 04/29/2004
Українську економіку не обіцяють визнати ринковою (BBC Ukrainian) 04/29/2004
Greek Catholic Cardinal Husar Visits Odesa (RISU) 04/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) and his Polish counterpart Aleksander Kwasniewski embrace each other during their meeting at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw (AFP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Photo: President of Romania Ion Iliescu, President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma, President of Latvia Vaira Vike-Freiberga, Commissioner for Enlargement of the European Union Guenther Verheugen, President of Poland Aleksander Kwasniewski, President of the Swiss Confederation and Federal Councillor of the Economy, Joseph Deiss, and President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili, from left, pose on the stage prior to a plenary session of the European Economic Summit in Warsaw (AP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Statement by the Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations H.E. Ambassador Valeriy Kuchynsky at the special event commemorating the 18th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
'Чорнобильське серце' застукало у залі Генеральної Асамблеї ООН (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
Photo essay: Ukrainian 'Sviachene' in New York City (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
Pustovoytenko Announces He is Not Ready to Refuse Participation in Presidential Elections in Favor of Yanukovych (UNIAN) 04/29/2004
Ukrainian journalist arrested for hunger striking (UANewswire) 04/29/2004
Ever-expanding Union? (Economist) 04/29/2004
Where does Europe end? (Baltic Times) 04/29/2004
Analysis: New customers to redraw borders of prosperity [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
Comment: Unfinished symphony [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
No man's land in EU (Budapest Sun) 04/29/2004
The Chernobyl effect and North Korea (Asia Times) 04/29/2004
Дiяльнiсть Фонду допомоги дiтям ... [from 4/27/04] (VOA) 04/29/2004
Poland's EU border challenge (Radio Netherlands) 04/29/2004
EU Cracks Down on Migrant Labor as Its Borders Stretch Eastward (Bloomberg) 04/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainians holding passports and application forms queue outside the Polish consulate to get visas in the western city of Lviv April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between East and West. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian border guard with his sniffer dog approaches a truck to be inspected at a checkpoint in Shegyni, at the Ukrainian-Polish border April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between east and west. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Frontier [Border] Underscore Increase of Number of Tourists, Arriving in Ukraine This Year (UNIAN) 04/29/2004
One More Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished As Result of Wounds in Iraq (UNIAN) 04/29/2004
Three American soldiers were killed, fighting renewed in al-Falluja [Gov't of Ukraine said earlier yesterday that one of its soldiers was killed and a second died of his wounds in al-Sweira area] (Arabic News) 04/29/2004
U.S. Warplane Fires on Fallujah Targets (AP/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Hryschenko leaves for Dublin meeting of Ukraine-Troika EU (Interfax) 04/29/2004
Photo: Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio, Latvia's President Vaira Vike-Freiberga , Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (L-R) pose for photographers during photo call at the presidential palace in Warsaw April 28, 2004. Representatives from 45 countries have gathered in the Polish capital for a three-day European Economic summit devoted to the economic impact of the European Union (news - web sites)'s May 1 enlargement. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
Kuchma leaves for European Economic Summit in Poland (Interfax) 04/29/2004
Odesa-Brody reverse will deprive Ukraine of oil transport business - Pifer (Interfax) 04/29/2004
Obit: Olga Golemba, 77, native of Ukraine (Boston Globe) 04/29/2004
Local priest marks three anniversaries (Monessen Valley Independent) 04/29/2004
New York court is set to examine how the remains of a global Holocaust settlement fund should be distributed (NZZ) 04/29/2004
Acccusations, ill will 6 years after Holocaust bank settlement (AP/Newsday) 04/29/2004
Better Red than dead: Red Elvises take rockabilly for manic ride (Winston-Salem Journal) 04/29/2004
Ukrainian peacekeepers in Iraq: casualties announced [To date: 1 journalist and 6 Ukrainian soldiers dead, 16 wounded] (UANewswire) 04/29/2004
Levin: Ukrainian democracy (Congressional Record) 04/28/2004
Curt Weldon: Commemorating the 18th anniversary of Chernobyl (Congressional Record) 04/28/2004
Human trafficking victims 'drop' (BBC) 04/28/2004
Not for the faint of heart: Oscar-winning documentary about Chornobyl screened at UN SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/28/2004
Ukrainian American NGOs at UN screening of Oscar-winning documentary about Chornobyl FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/28/2004
Photo: Germany's Birgit Prinz fights for the ball with Ukraine's Nataliya Zhdanova and Alla Lyshafay (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Germany close in on qualification (UEFA) 04/28/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs Alexei Ponikarovsky celebrates his team's second goal with teammates Bryan McCabe, Wade Belak and Nik Antropov (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs' winger Alexei Ponikarovsky, of Kiev, Ukraine, celebrates his second period goal against the Philadelphia Flyers (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs' winger Alexei Ponikarovsky, of Kiev, Ukraine, celebrates his second period goal past Philadelphia Flyers' goaltender Robert Esche (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs’ Alexei Ponikarovsky deflects the puck past Philadelphia Flyers goalie Robert Esche (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Slovakia's Miroslav Karhan tackles Ukraine's Oleg Shelayev during their friendly soccer match at Dynamo stadium in Kiev (Reuters) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anatoliy Tymoschuk challenges Slovakia's Radoslav Zabavnik during their friendly soccer match at Dynamo stadium in Kiev (Reuters) 04/28/2004
Odessa: Much more than a postcard [Book] (Jerusalem Post) 04/28/2004
Ukraine's barren patch continues (UEFA) 04/28/2004
Rights watchdog says harsh drug policies fuelling AIDS in Russia [Russia, Ukraine, and the Baltic state of Estonia suffering from some of the fastest growing rates of HIV/AIDS in the world] (AFP) 04/28/2004
В Iраку загинув ще один український миротворець (VOA) 04/28/2004
Photo: Germany's Britta Carlson and Ukraine's Dariya Apanashchenko go for the ball during the women's soccer European Championships qualification match between Germany and Ukraine in Oldenburg (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Germany's Petra Wimbersky goes to score 5-0 and is followed by Ukraine's Olena Mazurenko and Germany's Ariane Hingst (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Л.Кучма: висновки щодо Мукачевого - пізніше (BBC Ukrainian) 04/28/2004
Expansion Brings Little Joy To Cross-Border Traders In Belarus, Ukraine (RFE/RL) 04/28/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Urges MPs to Cut President's Power (Reuters) 04/28/2004
Hockey: U.S. Tops Ukraine to Stave Off Relegation Round Play (Reuters) 04/28/2004
Кучма готується критикувати ЄС (BBC Ukrainian) 04/28/2004
Free trade zone should be created within GUUAM - Saakashvili [GUUAM = Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] (Interfax) 04/28/2004
President Leonid Kuchma has ordered the State Committee for Nationalities and Migration to organize cooperation with the Ukrainians residing abroad (Главред) 04/28/2004
On this day - 1986: Soviets admit nuclear accident [The report, from the official news agency, Tass, said there had been casualties but gave no details of numbers. It said aid was being sent to the injured.] (BBC) 04/28/2004
Another Ukrainian K.O.: female journalist smashed on the head (UANewswire) 04/28/2004
US Ready to Help Ukrainian Companies Win Iraqi Tenders (Главред) 04/28/2004
[Pagedown] Is the Mukacheve ballot a forerunner of the presidential race? The end of Russian-language broadcasting? (REF/RL) 04/28/2004
Half of Ukrainians Not Acquainted with Proposed Amendments to Constitution - Survey (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
Kuchma Believes Legal to Consider Two Draft Laws on Amendments to Constitution at Current Supreme Rada Session (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
Цитата дня: Кучма про російську синицю та європейського журавля (УНІАН) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma gestures as he answers media questions at a news conference at the presidential press centre in Kiev, April 28, 2004. Kuchma offered his condolences to the family of the dead soldier, killed on patrol near Kut in Iraq on Wednesday, but said Ukraine's approximately 1,600 soldiers would be staying in Iraq. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko (R) greets Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili during their meeting in Kiev, April 28, 2004. Saakashvili arrived in Ukraine on Monday on a three-day official visit. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Kuchma Considers It Necessary to Reconsider Course of Events in Iraq (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
Ukrainian soldier killed in southeastern Iraq as US says talks to disarm Fallujah fighters continue (Al Bawaba) 04/28/2004
Another Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Iraq (Novinite) 04/28/2004
One Ukrainian killed in Iraq, Kuchma says will stay (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/28/2004
A Series of Explosions Rocks Fallujah (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Three Coalition Soldiers Die in Iraq (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Blair defends US onslaught [Today a Ukrainian soldier was killed and two wounded when 'bandits' attacked a patrol near the town of Kut.] (London Evening Standard) 04/28/2004
Another Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Part 2) (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Interfax Moscow) 04/28/2004
Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished In Iraq, Another Two – Injured (UNIAN) 04/28/2004
Poor security 'threatens to reduce power supply targets' [Iraq] (Financial Times) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Vyacheslav Zavalnyuk checks Adam Hall of USA during their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 28, 2004. USA won the match 7-1. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's keeper Konstantin Simchuk sits on the ice after Blake Sloan of U.S. scored his team's fifth goal during their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World Championships in Ostrava April 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Photo: Ryan Malone of USA (L) checks Ukraine's Artem Gnidenko into the goalie Igor Karpenko during their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 28, 2004. USA won the match 7-1. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Леонід Кучма: Одеса-Броди - в глухому куті (BBC Ukrainian) 04/28/2004
Ukraine Needs United Church, Says Orthodox (UOC-KP) Patriarch in Crimea (RISU) 04/28/2004
Kuchma calls on politicians not to make Ukrainian peacekeepers in Iraq political football (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Ukraine ready to invigorate cooperation with EU in war on terrorism, Lytvyn says (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Ukraine hopes Ukraine-EU action plan will be confirmed at July summit in Hague, Lytvyn says (Interfax) 04/28/2004
No Ukrainian mercenaries possible in Ajaria, Kuchma says (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Litvin says CES will compensate for EU expansion losses [Common Economic Space, a.k.a. Single Economic Space - SES] (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Ukraine will lose from Odessa-Brody reversal [Steven Pifer] (Interfax) 04/28/2004
European Economic Summit opens in Warsaw (AFP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Parliament Registers Bill to Exempt Religious Organizations from Charity Tax (RISU) 04/28/2004
Crimean Armenians Commemorate Genocide Victims (RISU) 04/28/2004
Remember the anniversary of Chornobyl [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 04/28/2004
Come Wi-Fi with me, croons Synartra [ The Synartra name actually comes from the Ukrainian founder of the company, computer scientist Alexandar Galitsky] (Techworld) 04/28/2004
Mineral brew grows 'cells' [Jerzy Maselko of the University of Alaska in Anchorage and Peter Strizhak of the Institute of Physical Chemistry in Kiev, Ukraine, made the discovery] (Nature) 04/28/2004
Inquest - Naked and Drunk Cleaner Found Dead in Cafe Royal (The Scotsman) 04/28/2004
Religious school where nun was killed three years ago will close [novice monk, Mykhaylo Kofel of Ukraine, accused of killing nun in 2001] (AP/Miami Herald) 04/28/2004
Wladimir Klitschko petitions World Boxing Organisation for rematch with Lamon Brewster (BBC) 04/28/2004
Chernobyl disaster still means little to Ukraine's ecologists (AFP/Taipei Times) 04/27/2004
Kuchma And Saakashvili Meet In Kyiv (VOA) 04/27/2004
Саакашвiлi в Києвi (VOA) 04/27/2004
Пайфер про майбутнє американсько-українських стосункiв (VOA) 04/27/2004
На літаку Аеросвіту, що не злетів з Шереметьєво ніхто не постраждав. 108 пасажирів чекають на інший рейс з Москви до Києва, а Аеросвіт вивчає причини випадку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/27/2004
Some Poles Uneasy About Guarding Eastern Border (VOA) 04/27/2004
Massacre in Mukacheve [Opposition parliamentarians resorted to expletive-filled tirades and Western envoys struggled to find diplomatic terms to express their concern over a disputed mayoral election in Mukacheve.] (Transitions Online) 04/27/2004
A Watershed Moment? Russia and Ukraine have signed a raft of agreements aimed at calming the troubled waters of their relationship and, on the eve of EU enlargement, to create an equivalent of the EU in the East. (Transitions Online) 04/27/2004
У Києві побито журналістку газети “CN-Столичные новости” (УНІАН) 04/27/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma says pipeline to Europe 'a dead-end' [Odessa-Brody] (Reuters) 04/27/2004
Mountains of Oil: How to end the Odesa-Brody intrigue (День) 04/27/2004
Putting faith in the domino theory [When Yulia Tymoshenko watched on television as Georgians rid themselves of their despised president last fall, one thought buzzed through her mind: Why couldn't the same thing happen in Ukraine?...] (Globe and Mail) 04/27/2004
[ВІДЕО/VIDEO - Real] Буш, Ірак, Мери України в США (VOA reports about Bush, Iraq, Ukrainian Mayors visit U.S.) (VOA) 04/27/2004
Will SES be Economic Space? (День) 04/27/2004
European integration and CES incompatible, says Chaly (Interfax) 04/27/2004
One Vector? [Ukraine's 'multivectoral' foreign policy] (День) 04/27/2004
EU/Russia: Landmark Enlargement Deal Signed, But Loose Ends Remain (RFE/RL) 04/27/2004
45 nations to discuss economic impact of EU enlargement (EU Business) 04/27/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, right, and his Georgian counterpart Mikhail Saakashvili review an honour guard during a welcome ceremony in Kiev, Tuesday, April 27, 2004. Saakashvili is in Ukraine on a two-day official visit. (AP/Yahoo) 04/27/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, left, and his Georgian counterpart Mikhail Saakashvili smile and shake hands during a welcome ceremony in Kiev, Tuesday, April 27, 2004. Saakashvili is in Ukraine on the two-day official visit. (AP/Yahoo) 04/27/2004
Opinion: Ukraine Should Get Its Act Together (Moscow Times) 04/27/2004
Acts and Compromises: What did the Ukrainian Parliament ratify? (День) 04/27/2004
Duma Does Not Have to Deliberate for Ukraine [Russian Duma expressed concern over memorandum of understanding between Ukraine and NATO, as well as the National Television and Radio Council’s recommendations that television and radio broadcasts be only in the Ukrainian language] (День) 04/27/2004
James Mace: Ukrainizing Ukraine (День) 04/27/2004
Bush Sr. to Visit Ukraine [ made infamous 'Chicken Kiev speech' in 1991] (Главред) 04/27/2004
Doubts over whether Al Qaida has nukes [Islamic sources said Al Qaida procured tactical nuclear weapons in 1998 from Ukrainian scientists.] (Middle East Newsline) 04/27/2004
Sub-committee of Ukrainian Parliament visits JAFZA (AME Info) 04/27/2004
Photo: Widows [draped in Ukrainian flags] of those who died as a result of the Chernobyl catastrophe cry as they hold portraits of their husbands during a service and memorial ceremony devoted to the 18th anniversary of the tragedy in front of the Chernobyl Memorial in Kiev. In the Belarus capital some 3,000 people demonstrated to mark the anniversary demanding the government halt food production in contaminated areas and increase allowances for those still living in those areas (AFP/Yahoo) 04/27/2004
“Just Let Us Live till We Die!” [Chornobyl/Chernobyl] (День) 04/27/2004
Top Authorities, Orthodox (UOC-MP) Metropolitan Commemorate Chernobyl Heroes (RISU) 04/27/2004
Demonstrators mark Chernobyl anniversary in Belarus capital (AFP/Yahoo) 04/27/2004
Churches Cautioned against a Moralistic Approach to HIV/AIDS (LWF) 04/27/2004
Thousands in Ukraine Still Waiting for Anti-retroviral Drugs (LWF) 04/27/2004
Ukraine: Church and State Cooperation Vital in HIV/AIDS Protection, Care. Providing Free Anti-retroviral Drugs a Major Challenge [from 4/23/04] (LWF) 04/27/2004
Ukrainian Catholics in Morris hail advent of larger church (NJ Star-Ledger) 04/27/2004
Foreign educators visit Irvington (Argus) 04/27/2004
West Middle School teacher visits schools in Ukraine (Ann Arbor News) 04/27/2004
Prosecutors Want DNA from NJ Murder Defendant [59-year-old Lester Stuart Barney of Cherry Hill charged with murder for stabbing death of mail-order bride, 26-year-old Alla, from Ukraine] (KYW) 04/27/2004
Human rights museum receives $1M donation [endorsed by Ukrainian Canadian Congress] (Canadian Jewish News) 04/27/2004
Ukraine acclaim Vitali (Reuters/Eurosport) 04/27/2004
World Boxing Council heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko was acclaimed yesterday as the man who put Ukraine on the boxing map and salvaged the family reputation. (Reuters/The Star) 04/27/2004
'Ці вибори були найдивнішим досвідом'. Спостерігач від Ради Європи на мукачівських виборах (BBC Ukrainian) 04/27/2004
Top U.S. court skeptical of foreign antitrust case [Vitamin price-fixing case] (Reuters) 04/26/2004
Ukraine Fatigue: Ukrainian and American Myths [Ukraine has the fourth-largest military contingent among the multinational coalition forces in Iraq, four casualties of war and not a single contract, whereas Russia, which contributed no troops and was opposing the war all along, has managed to secure a billion-dollar contract with the Iraqi energy ministry for a Russian company...] (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/26/2004
Russia eyes new EU with concern (BBC) 04/26/2004
Chernobyl Disaster's Health Impact Remains Cloudy (National Geographic) 04/26/2004
Ecologists not a force in Ukraine 18 years after Chernobyl (AFP/Terra Daily) 04/26/2004
Результати виборiв у Мукачевому були пофальшованi, говорить парламентська група (VOA) 04/26/2004
Чи перемагає Янукович Ющенка за рейтингом довiри-недовiри? (VOA) 04/26/2004
Дiяльнiсть Фонду допомоги дiтям Чорнобиля (VOA) 04/26/2004
Україна i генсек ООН вiдзначили 18-ту рiчницю Чорнобиля (VOA) 04/26/2004
Україна переглядає інтеграційні пріоритети (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Спостерігачі Ради Європи рекомендують нові вибори в Мукачеві (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Розширення ЄС - нові можливості чи ізоляція? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
'Чорнобильський шлях' Лукашенка (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Туризм в Чорнобильській зоні (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
У Києві відзначили 18-річницю Чорнобиля (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on the 18th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident (UN) 04/26/2004
Annan urges continued international support for victims of Chernobyl disaster (UN) 04/26/2004
Klitschko honored with Order of Courage medal (AP/CNNSI) 04/26/2004
Come back, Lennox, for your sake and boxing's (AP/CNNSI) 04/26/2004
Ukraine seek to spring surprise (UEFA) 04/26/2004
Zhanna Block named on the Balco supply list [banned drugs] (Guardian) 04/26/2004
Sailors treated by calm and sunny conditions at 2nd day of racing (Sailing News) 04/26/2004
Photo: Valeri Shyryaev(R) of Ukraine trips Finland's Tomi Kallio during the first period of their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championships in Ostrava (Reuters) 04/26/2004
Ice Hockey-Czechs, Finns Cruise to Easy Wins (Reuters) 04/26/2004
Milla Jovovich Sued in 'Resident Evil' Pay Dispute (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
A 'Militceoner' for Soap Lake: Ukrainian reserve police officer, a first-ever for Grant County city (Columbia Basin Herald) 04/26/2004
Ukrainian church breaks new ground. Congregation hopes Hanover facility will provide ethnic connection in community (Parsippany Daily Record) 04/26/2004
36% of Ukrainians Would Vote for Yushchenko, 33% - for Yanukovych, If They Participated in Presidential Elections - Poll (UNIAN) 04/26/2004
Govt changes European integration priorities, says Azarov (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/26/2004
Only dreamers hope for Ukraine's quick entry to EU, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/26/2004
Crimean forum to help Ukraine and Russia resolve problems, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/26/2004
Majority of Ukrainians Does Not Believe that All Presidential Candidates to Have Equal Opportunities for Election Campaign in Mass Media (UNIAN) 04/26/2004
Accomplices [The story of Ukraine’s accession to the Single Economic Space (SES)...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/26/2004
A Question of Principle [Mukacheve, Medvedchuk...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/26/2004
'Our Ukraine' Announces It Has Video-Tapes Confirming Baloha's Victory at Mukachevo Elections (UNIAN) 04/26/2004
OSCE chief urges probe into Mukacheve election debacle (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/26/2004
Pifer hopes for unbiased and quick investigation of events in Mukacheve (Interfax) 04/26/2004
Ukraine hope for more U.S. support in its ascension to WTO (Interfax) 04/26/2004
IMF mission to visit Ukraine in May (Interfax) 04/26/2004
The Almanac: On this day in history in 1986, a fire at the Soviet Union's Chernobyl nuclear reactor north of Kiev resulted in the world's worst nuclear disaster. (UPI/Wash Times) 04/26/2004
Sightseeing in the dead zone (Sydney Morning Herald) 04/26/2004
Remembering Chernobyl (CBS) 04/26/2004
Chernobyl Victims: Don't Forget Us (CBS) 04/26/2004
Photo (file): General view of the sarcophagus at Chernobyl. The construction of a giant shell over the cracked sarcophagus has stirred controversy 18 years after an explosion at one of its reactors spewed 200 tonnes of radioactive magma into the air in the former Soviet republic (AFP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Plans to build new shell over Chernobyl reactor stir debate (AFP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Jockstrip: The world as we know it [Chernobyl: a tourist attraction] (UPI/Wash Times) 04/26/2004
Victims remember Chernobyl disaster (Irish Examiner) 04/26/2004
Photo: Relatives of Chernobyl victims lay flowers at the monument to those who died as a result of Chernobyl explosion after effects, as Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster, in the capital Kiev Monday, April 26, 2004. Big black granite slabs are engraved with the names of hundreds of victims. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: A relative of a Chernobyl victim carries red carnations to lay at the monument to those who died as a result of Chernobyl explosion after effects, as Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster, in the capital Kiev Monday, April 26, 2004. Black-framed photos of Chernobyl victims are seen at the monument's base, as well as a metal structure with the words 'To victims of Chernobyl tragedy' at bottom left. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Praskoviya Nezhyvova places a photo of her son Viktor, who died following the clean-up operations for the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear explosion, at the Chernobyl's victim monument in Ukraine's capital Kiev, Monday April 26, 2004. On Monday, Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which spread radiation over much of northern Europe. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich take part in a ceremony to lay flowers at the monument to Chernobyl catastrophe victims in Kiev, April 26, 2004. Ukraine is marking the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear tragedy, when an explosion at Reactor four of the Chernobyl power plant spewed a cloud of radioactivity across Europe and the Soviet Union. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: A relative of a worker who died after battling the blaze and entombing the smoldering Chernobyl power plant in 1986, mourns at the memorial to Chernobyl victims in Kiev, April 26, 2004. Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear tragedy, when an explosion at Reactor four of the Chernobyl power plant spewed a cloud of radioactivity across Europe and the Soviet Union. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Veterans remember their friends at a grave for firefighters, in a cemetery, just outside Moscow, Monday, April 26, 2004. Across the former Soviet Union, people lit candles, laid flowers and held demonstrations Monday to mark the 18th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which spread radiation over much of northern Europe. In all, 7 million people in the former Soviet republics of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine are estimated to suffer physical or psychological effects of radiation related to the April 26, 1986, catastrophe, when reactor No. 4 exploded and caught fire. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: A relative of a worker who died after battling the blaze and entombing the smouldering Chernobyl power plant in 1986, mourns at the memorial to Chernobyl victims in Kiev, April 26, 2004. Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear tragedy, when an explosion at Reactor four of the Chernobyl power plant spewed a cloud of radioactivity across Europe and the Soviet Union. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Vasdili Vaschyuk, center, remembers his firefighter son Nikolai, at his grave at a cemetery, just outside Moscow, Monday, April 26, 2004. Across the former Soviet Union, people lit candles, laid flowers and held demonstrations Monday to mark the 18th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which spread radiation over much of northern Europe. In all, 7 million people in the former Soviet republics of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine are estimated to suffer physical or psychological effects of radiation related to the April 26, 1986, catastrophe, when reactor No. 4 exploded and caught fire. Others are unidentified. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Alehandra Lihova, sister of a worker who died following the clean-up operations for the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear explosion, wipes tears away at the wreath laying ceremony at the Chernobyl's victim monument in Ukraine's capital Kiev, Monday, April 26, 2004. A tomb stela depicting the sarcophagus is on the right. On April 26 Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the Chernobyl world's worst nuclear disaster. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: A file picture shows an aerial view of the ruined fourth reactor of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Ukraine marks on Monday, April 26, 2004 the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear tragedy, when an explosion at Reactor four of the Chernobyl power plant spewed a cloud of radioactivity across Europe and the Soviet Union. Photo taken April 1986. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Photo: Ukrainians light up candles to commemorate those who died after the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe, during a night service at the memorial to Chernobyl firefighters in the city of Slavutych near the Chernobyl plant, early April 26, 2004. Ukraine marks the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear tragedy since Chernobyl's reactor No.4 exploded sending radioactive clouds in the air, poisoning vast areas in Ukraine, Belarus and Russia, contaminating much of Europe. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
The duke, the spies, and the KGB: how cold war plotting entangled Soviet royal visit (Guardian) 04/26/2004
Ukraine: hackers school (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/26/2004
ONE hundred people mark anniversary of Chernobyl disaster in Kiev (AFP/SpaceDaily) 04/26/2004
Welcome to the dead zone [Soviet Union's Chernobyl power plant in the the Ukraine] (Straits Times) 04/26/2004
В Україні обходять вісімнадцяту річницю аварії на ЧАЕС (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Klitschko's next move (BBC) 04/26/2004
Klitschko courting Lewis for rematch (London Evening Standard) 04/26/2004
Klitschko takes giant step (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/26/2004
Specter, Toomey make last-minute appeals (Philadelphia Inquirer) 04/26/2004
On eve of E.U. expansion, Jews see mixture of risk and opportunity (JTA) 04/26/2004
Kyiv Conference Gathers Different Religions to Discuss Problems (RISU) 04/26/2004
True Orthodox Church Persecuted by Authorities, Orthodox (UOC-MP) in Dzerzhynsk (RISU) 04/26/2004
Eastern Europe's immigration challenge (IHT) 04/26/2004
He who would be king (BBC) 04/25/2004
UNICEF: HIV-AIDS, Iodine Deficiency Rate Reach Alarming ... (VOA) 04/25/2004
Sen. Hillary Clinton Calls for More Troops in Iraq (KCBS/Yahoo) 04/25/2004
An Expanding Europe, in Decline (Wash Post) 04/25/2004
Photo: Montreal Canadiens goalie Jose Theodore robs Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko of Ukraine on a backhand shot (AP/Yahoo) 04/25/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko is challenged by Udinese's captain Valerio Bertotto (Reuters) 04/25/2004
Desovietizing post-Chornobyl Ukraine [UACC] (BRAMA) 04/25/2004
UN wants to end confusion about Chernobyl (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/25/2004
ID thieves identifying how to get your info [investigators believe security breach at BJ's involved Russian, Ukrainian and Asian thieves] (Boston Herald) 04/25/2004
Photo: Teodozii Onyskiv's wife and her sister were among the many women who left the Ukrainian town of Mikulintsi to work in Italy. (Wash Post) 04/25/2004
Ukraine Sees a New 'Iron Curtain' in EU Expansion [Teodozii Onyskiv's wife and her sister were among the many women who left the Ukrainian town of Mikulintsi to work in Italy.] (Wash Post) 04/25/2004
Poland Is Worried That Border Controls Create a New Divide (NY Times) 04/25/2004
Opinion: A view of another world [Ukraine, a country with a complicated history mostly connected to Russia...] (Macon Telegraph) 04/25/2004
Day-tripping tourists flocking to Chernobyl 'dead zone' (Chicago Sun Times) 04/25/2004
Putting the face to the forgery [Iryna Manyk, 24, and her husband Serhiy, 26, arrived from the Ukraine on false Israeli passports...] (New Zealand Stuff) 04/25/2004
Rage has bilingual ball. Coach is Kiev born (NY Daily News) 04/25/2004
Monson: Look for Jazz to continue importing foreign talent [Hard-to-pronounce names, such as Stanislav Medvedenko (Ukraine)...] (Salt Lake Tribune) 04/25/2004
Photos by Harry Rosenbluth: Live coverage of Vitali Klitschko/Corrie Sanders WBC heavyweight championship fight 4/24/2004 (Rosenbluthphoto) 04/25/2004
Vitali takes title after war (SecondsOut) 04/25/2004
Klitschkos: Boxing's unusual brother act (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2004
Sanders stopped in 8th round (2) (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2004
Sanders stopped in 8th round (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2004
Ukrainian Klitschko crushes Sanders to capture vacant WBC title (AFP/Yahoo) 04/25/2004
Triumphant Klitschko seeks Lewis rematch (Reuters) 04/25/2004
Klitschko Punches Ticket to Big Time (LA Times) 04/25/2004
Klitschko a lightweight to fight fans [Hall of Fame promoter Don Chargin – who had no stake in the promotion – gave Klitschko some credit but made it clear the big Ukrainian is nothing special.] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/25/2004
Ukrainian giant is new WBC champion. Klitschko pounds Sanders down in 8th (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/25/2004
Klitschko, in 8 Rounds, Beats Sanders for Belt (NY Times) 04/25/2004
Slideshow: Boxing [Klitschko v Sanders] (Yahoo) 04/25/2004
Klitschko not a true champion -- yet (Pasadena Star) 04/25/2004
Slideshow: Klitschko v Sanders photos (BBC) 04/25/2004
Klitschko targets Lewis (BBC) 04/25/2004
Klitschko crowned champion (BBC) 04/25/2004
Vitali Klitschko wins WBC title with TKO over Sanders (Sports Network) 04/25/2004
Klitschko is WBC king (ic Conventry) 04/25/2004
Photo: Relatives of firefighters who battled the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster hold portraits of those who perished after extinguishing the blaze at the power station's reactor, during a rally in Kiev, April 24, 2004. About two thousand Ukrainians took part in a memorial demonstration to commemorate victims of the world's worst nuclear accident of April 26, 1986. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Nina Kharchenko, center, cries as she carries a portrait of her deceased husband, victim of the Chernobyl catastrophe, during a march in Khreshchatyk street in Kiev, Ukraine, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Some five thousand veterans, pensioners and Chernobyl victims marched along the main Khreshchatyk street in the Ukrainian capital Kiev Saturday on the eve of the 18th anniversary of the world's worst nuclear disaster. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine holds the WBC Heavyweight belt after defeating Corrie Sanders of South Africa during their WBC Heavyweight title fight at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Natalie Klitschko, wife of heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko, gives the thumbs up before Klitscko's 12-round WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Thousands March In Kyiv To Mark Chornobyl Anniversary (RFE/RL) 04/24/2004
Bidenko: Klitschko's successor? (Fightnews) 04/24/2004
It's Klitschko by KO (Pasadena Star) 04/24/2004
Чорнобилю і його дітям 18 (BBC Ukrainian) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko holds the championship belt after winning his WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, left, is joined by brother Wladimir, center, and media manager Bernd Bonte after winning his WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko celebrates with the belt he won after beating Corrie Sanders in their 12-round WBC heavyweight championship bout in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko wears a Ukrainian flag and the championship belt after winning his WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, left, is joined by brother Wladimir as they hold the championship belt after winning his WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (R) falls into the arms of his brother, Vladimir, after Vitali defeated Corrie Sanders of South Africa on an eighth round TKO during the WBC Heavyweight title fight at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, right, is congratulated by his wife Natalie after he won the WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won by TKO in the eighth round (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, right, is joined by brother Wladimir as he holds up the championship belt after winning WBC heavyweight championship bout against Corrie Sanders in the eighth round in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Klitschko KOs Sanders for WBC heavys crown (UPI/Wash TImes) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, left, trades blows with Corrie Sanders during the first round of their 12-round WBC heavyweight championship bout in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, right, lands a right on Corrie Sanders during the eighth round of their 12-round WBC heavyweight championship bout in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine, lands a left to the face of South African Corrie Sanders during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight on an 8th round TKO. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, of the Ukraine, lands a left to the face of South African Corrie Sanders during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight on an 8th round TKO. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, right, knocks Corrie Sanders against the ropes in the fifth of their WBC heavyweight championship fight in Los Angeles, Saturday, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko,of the Ukraine, lands a right to the face of South African Corrie Sanders during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight on an 8th round TKO. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Klitschko Stops Sanders to Win Heavyweight Title (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Klitschko Stops Sanders to Win WBC Title (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko lands a left to the head of Corrie Sanders during the third. (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) walks off the mat after defeating Corrie Sanders of South Africa by TKO in the eight round during their fight for the vacant WBC Heavyweight belt at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko, of the Ukraine, celebrates his 8th round TKO over Corrie Sanders,of South Africa, after their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. [Ukrainian flag in background] (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (R) holds the WBC Heavyweight belt with help from his brother, Vladimir, after defeating Corrie Sanders of South Africa by TKO in the eighth round during their WBC Heavyweight title fight at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine gets a hug from his brother Vladimar after defeating Corrie Sanders,of South Africa, in an 8th round TKO to win their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine reacts after defeating Corrie Sanders of South Africa by TKO in the eighth round during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Referee Jon Schorle (C) steps in to stop the fight between Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) and Corrie Sanders of South Africa during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Referee Jon Schorle (C) steps in to stop the fight between Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) and Corrie Sanders of South Africa during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight by TKO in the eighth round. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko,of the Ukraine, lands a right to the face of South African Corrie Sanders during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight on an 8th round TKO (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine, lands a left to the face of South African Corrie Sanders during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. Klitschko won the fight on an 8th round TKO. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) lands a punch against Corrie Sanders, of South Africa, during their fight for the vacant WBC Heavyweight belt at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) lands a punch against Corrie Sanders, of South Africa, during their fight for the vacant WBC Heavyweight belt at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko (L) of the Ukraine and Corrie Sanders of South Africa exchange punches during their WBC heavyweight title fight at Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (C) falls to the canvas as opponent Corrie Sanders of South Africa looks on during their fight for the vacant WBC Heavyweight belt at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) lands a punch against Corrie Sanders of South Africa, during their fight for the vacant WBC Heavyweight belt at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Estranged husband doesn't return son from Costa Rica [Anna Sims, 29-year-old native of Ukraine, has spent the last year pleading with her husband and the authorities for her son's return.] (Team Amber Alert) 04/24/2004
Economics Minister Derkach discusses in US drawing investors in completion of Odesa-Brody pipeline (Interfax) 04/24/2004
Chornobyl remembered: 18 years later [Chernobyl] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
Appeal to all those who care: Permanent Mission of Ukraine to the United Nations to host Chornobyl [Chernobyl] Charity Bazaar (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
Звернення до всіх небайдужих: Благодійний Чорнобильський базар у штаб-квартирі ООН (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
UNWLA announces Mother's Day Special Spa Weekend @ Soyuzivka POSTER (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
Chornobyl and Three Mile Island anniversaries are reminders of the risks of nuclear power and the need to shift to sustainable energy sources [Chernobyl] (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
Річниці атомних катастроф на Чорнобильській АЕС та Три Майл Айленд нагадують про небезпеку використання атомної енергії та вказують на необхідніть до переходу використання альтернативних джерел енергії (BRAMA) 04/24/2004
At home in the hot zone: Mark MacKinnon on Chernobyl (Globe and Mail) 04/24/2004
Thousands remember Chernobyl (AP/The Age) 04/24/2004
Thousands march in Ukraine on the eve of Chernobyl's 18th anniversary (AP/Team 4 News) 04/24/2004
13th International Conference On Health And Environment: Global Partners For Global Solutions - Linking Conflict with Environment and Population (WIT) 04/24/2004
Obit: John Taras, Choreographer who spread the ideas of the New York City Ballet (Guardian) 04/24/2004
Slavic churches awe, delight (Republican & Herald) 04/24/2004
Russian, Ukrainian, Kazakh parliaments ratify treaty on Single Economic Space [a.k.a. Common Economic Space (CES)] (Eurasianet) 04/24/2004
Photo: Ladislav Cierny of Slovakia checks Ukraine's Oleg Timchenko during the first period of their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Sergei Varlamov of Ukraine (FRONT) fights for control of the puck with Slovak team captain Miroslav Satan during the first period of their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Vitali Semenchenko of Ukraine checks Slovakia's Marian Gaborik during the first period of their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Photo: Yuri Gunko of Ukraine checks Slovakia's Vladimir Orzagh during the first period of their Group B preliminary round match at the Ice Hockey World championship in Ostrava April 24, 2004. (Reuters) 04/24/2004
Middle-Aged Immigrants in LA Stay in Shape Playing Soccer [Roman Samokish, known as Sam, is a New York-born Ukrainian American...] (VOA/Epoch Times) 04/24/2004
Klitschko feels weight of expectations: Vitali favored, eager to avenge brother's loss to Sanders (LA Daily News) 04/24/2004
Klitschko vs Sanders: Tell your friends (SecondsOut) 04/24/2004
Klitschko faces Sanders for heavyweight title today (Pakistan Daily Times) 04/24/2004
Klitschko-Sanders bout likely to end with KO (Tim Dahlberg) (AP/Seattle Times) 04/24/2004
Standing up for the Klitschkos (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/24/2004
Heavyweight boxers the new American buffaloes (Daily Telegraph) 04/24/2004
Boxing craves Klitschko victory (Globe and Mail) 04/24/2004
America's least wanted [Klitschko] (Guardian) 04/24/2004
For Vitali, bout pressure-packed [Klitschko] (NY Daily News) 04/24/2004
Західні посли про вибори в Мукачево (BBC Ukrainian) 04/24/2004
Treasurer's closest allies fight to keep from testifying [Andrew Futey] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 04/24/2004
Happy Immensity: 'Everybody's Ukrainian! [Ihor] I came in 1990. I was invited for exhibits, the Art Students League. I got some fellowships. I lived on 79th and Fifth, the Ukrainian cultural center, for 10 years. Everybody thinks it's an address for millionaires. Now I am fine with my Bushwick address.' (Village Voice) 04/24/2004
Let battle be joined with 'work-shy army' myth [Volodymyr Sydorenko, 39, a former teacher from the Ukraine...] (Guardian) 04/24/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko and teammate Martin St. Louis celebrate Fedotenko's second period snap-shot goal against the Montreal Canadiens (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) speaks to his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma during their negotiations in the Black Sea resort of Yalta in the Crimea, April 23, 2004. The two state leaders met to discuss international politics, and to sign bilateral agreements on Russian-Ukrainian borders and cooperation in the use of the Azov Sea and the Kerch Strait. (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma walk during their meeting in Alushta, Crimea peninsula, Ukraine, Friday, April 23, 2004. Putin and Kuchma on Friday exchanged ratification documents on treaties affecting their joint border, at a meeting meant to underline their dedication to close cooperation as NATO and the European Union expand eastward. (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) take a stroll at the Black Sea resort of Yalta in the Crimea, April 23, 2004. Putin said that relations with Ukraine is the first priority for the Russia's foreign policy, the Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Coalition Changes in Iraq (Editorial reflecting the views of the U.S. Government) (VOA) 04/23/2004
Russian, Ukrainian Leaders Hail Border Accord (REF/RL) 04/23/2004
Putin puts signature to Azov Sea treaty with Ukraine (DPA/Deepika) 04/23/2004
Russian Leader Skirts Trouble Over Ukrainian Media Law (REF/RL) 04/23/2004
Українська курка побила світовий рекорд: Як пише наш читач, курка в Городку на Львівщині знесла яйце вагою 208 грамів - світовий рекорд (BBC Ukrainian) 04/23/2004
Combating Human Trafficking, HIV/AIDS is Focus of UN Workshop for NGOs Working in Central and Eastern Europe (Serbia Post) 04/23/2004
Forgotten Victims of Chernobyl (Novinite) 04/23/2004
Russia Reports Case of Newcastle Virus Near Ukraine [Official in Ukraine's veterinarian inspectorate told Reuters in Kiev there was no Newcastle disease in Ukraine.] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Vincent Lecavalier celebrates his goal against the Montreal Canadiens with Ruslan Fedotenko of Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Vincent Lecavalier celebrates his second period tip-in goal with teammates Ruslan Fedotenko and Pavel Kubina (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Vincent Lecavalier celebrates his second period tip-in goal with teammate Ruslan Fedotenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko of Ukraine celebrates his goal against the Montreal Canadiens (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko and teammate Martin St. Louis celebrate Fedotenko's second period snap-shot goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Violence in mayoral vote raises concern in Ukraine [Mukacheve] (Chicago Tribune) 04/23/2004
Kuchma praises CES trade treaty ratification by Ukraine, Russia [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/23/2004
National Council for Television and Radio Broadcasting Surprised with Kuchma's Statement on 'Unconstitutionality' of Air Ukrainization (UNIAN) 04/23/2004
Our Ukraine’s Office Set on Fire in Chernihiv Region (Главред) 04/23/2004
Political Council of Party of Industrialists and Businessmen Recommended to Session to Propose Its Own Presidential Candidate (UNIAN) 04/23/2004
Pinchuk Leaving 'Labor Ukraine' party [Victor Pinchuk is President Kuchma's son-in-law] (UNIAN) 04/23/2004
СПУ пропонує Тимошенко дати свідчення в США і зняти з себе обвинувачення (УНІАН) 04/23/2004
World leaders on list of oil recipients [The files purportedly show vouchers being handed to socialist, communist and nationalist political parties in Ukraine, Belarus...] (Wash Post) 04/23/2004
Tough questions for 270 named in Iraqi documents (Daily Telegraph) 04/23/2004
Kuchma calls for bigger UN role in Iraq (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Kuchma, Putin exchange with ratification notes on border and Azov-Kerch cooperation agreements (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Russia, Ukraine leaders to discuss economic cooperation and situation in Iraq - source (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Kuchma-Putin meeting opens in Crimea (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma talk as they stroll in the Black Sea resort of Yalta in the Crimea, April 23, 2004. The two state leaders met to discuss international politics, and to sign bilateral agreements on Russian-Ukrainian borders and cooperation in the use of the Azov Sea and the Kerch Strait. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Presidents of Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, and Kazakhstan to discuss CES deal next month [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Putin signs laws on CES, on border with Ukraine, and on cooperation in use of Azov Sea and Kerch Strait [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Putin, Kuchma in Crimea for talks on border accord (Hi Pakistan) 04/23/2004
CIS Prime Ministers Meet in Kyrgyzstan [CES: Common Economic Space, CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States] (Kyrgyzstan Times) 04/23/2004
Sebastopol prepares to honour Crimean dead. Clean-up is under way for 150th anniversary of war (Daily Telegraph) 04/23/2004
Huge, little-known nuclear disaster haunts Russia almost 50 years later. Thousands were contaminated, and children were forced to do the cleanup in '57. (Philadelphia Inquirer) 04/23/2004
'Health fears' over EU expansion (BBC) 04/23/2004
Orphans, Cruel Legacy of HIV/Aids Pandemic (AllAfrica) 04/23/2004
HIV fears from east European sex trade workers (The Times) 04/23/2004
Expanding EU border raises public health concerns (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/23/2004
Kitka brings international folk music sounds to Oakland [Mariana Sadovska] (Oakland Tribune) 04/23/2004
In this cat act, fur doesn't fly [Gregory Popovich] (Charlotte Observer) 04/23/2004
Popovych to test himself in L-B-L (Cycling News) 04/23/2004
Klitschko pounds in for Sanders scrap (Irish Examiner) 04/23/2004
Team SecondsOut picks Klitschko v Sanders winner (SecondsOut) 04/23/2004
Lewis backs southpaw (Lewis' money is on Sanders) (South Africa Star) 04/23/2004
Sanders a Reluctant Warrior With Big Punch (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2004
Sanders goes hunting for the biggest game of all: South African aims for Klitschko and heavyweight title, writes John Rawling (Guardian) 04/23/2004
Ukraine's exports to Baltic countries to shrink 15-20% after their integration in EU - economics ministry (Interfax) 04/23/2004
Germany, France, Italy may join gas transport consortium [created by Ukraine and Russia] (Interfax) 04/23/2004
IMF forecasts slower economy growth in Ukraine to 4% in 2005 (Interfax) 04/23/2004
2 голоси забракло для вимоги відставки Медведчука (BBC Ukrainian) 04/23/2004
Кучма - найвпливовіший українець року. Востаннє? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/23/2004
On this day: 1996 - Fire races through deserted villages around the Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine, sending radioactive particles skyward, 10 years after the world's worst nuclear accident. (Advertiser) 04/23/2004
Analysis: Ukraine divided against itself (UPI/Wash Post) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko, right, picks out his boxing gloves along with his trainer Fritz Sdunek, left, as Vitali's brother Wladamir looks on, Thursday, April 22, 2004, in Los Angeles. Vitali was on hand for his weigh-in prior to his fight against Corrie Sanders on Saturday night in Los Angeles for the WBC Heavyweight Championship. (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
United States Mission to the OSCE statement of concern on Mukacheve ['fraudulent manipulation of voting results']  (OSCE) 04/22/2004
The End Of Russian-Language Broadcasting In Ukraine? (RFE/RL) 04/22/2004
US Concerned Over Fraud in Ukraine Election (Reuters) 04/22/2004
Pierogies (Quad-Cities) 04/22/2004
Photo [File]: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko tries to cement his stature as the heir apparent to Lennox Lewis when he faces Corrie Sanders on Saturday for the vacant World Boxing Council heavyweight championship. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Iraq: Poland's Hesitation Raising New Doubts About Cohesion Of Coalition (RFE/RL) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko weighs in (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko raises his fist to fans as his brother Wladimir looks on (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Klitschko faces Sanders for vacant WBC heavyweight title (AFP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Lewis backs Sanders to shock another Klitschko (AFP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Blokhin calls on Dnipro contingent (UEFA) 04/22/2004
Basketball: BC Kiev Move Into Last Four (FIBA Europe) 04/22/2004
Ukrainian catches attention of scouts at summer camps (Taipei Times) 04/22/2004
США: в Мукачевому відбулася підтасовка виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 04/22/2004
США дякують Україні за її військо в Іраку. Але нагадують, що НАТО - альянс демократичних держав, а Україна має складнощі з Мукачевим (BBC Ukrainian) 04/22/2004
Photo: Philadelphia Flyers goalie Robert Esche knocks aside a shot on goal from the point as Toronto Maple Leafs' Alexei Ponikarovsky moves in (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko pumps his fist after weighing in at 245 pounds (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko poses (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko autographs posters after weighing in at 245 pounds (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko signs autographs (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko picks out his boxing gloves along with his trainer Fritz Sdunek, as Vitali's brother Wladimir looks on (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko eyes South African Corrie Sanders as comedian Tom Arnold looks on (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Vitali Klitschko faces off with opponent Corrie Sanders (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko pumps his fists as he weighs in at 245 pounds in Los Angeles (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Washington's Action Ukraine Coalition holds briefing with Ambassador Steven Pifer on U.S.-Ukraine Relations FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/22/2004
Vitali: heavy hands, heart. Klitschko must forget brother's loss for title bout (LA Daily News) 04/22/2004
Four Lawmakers Captured in Mukacheve (Главред) 04/22/2004
62% Voted for Baloha – Exit Poll [Mukacheve] (Главред) 04/22/2004
США глибоко занепокоєні ситуацією у Мукачевому (УНІАН) 04/22/2004
Рада Європи відзначає “відсутність в Україні демократичної ініціативи на низовому рівні” (УНІАН) 04/22/2004
США вважають, що ратифікація угоди про ЄЕП суперечить заявам України про курс на євроінтеграцію (УНІАН) 04/22/2004
Kuchma signs ratified agreements with Russia and on CES [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/22/2004
U.S. says Ukraine's participation in CES [Common Economic Space] contradicts its eurointegration aspirations [Subscription only] (Interfax) 04/22/2004
Russian Council of Federation ratifies agreement on Russia-Ukraine border [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/22/2004
Kazakhstan parliament ratifies CES agreement [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 04/22/2004
Russia/Ukraine: Common Ground Reached On Border Agreements [from 4/21/04] (RFE/RL) 04/22/2004
Kuchma calls decision of the Ukrainian National TV and Radio Council that compels the media to use the state language - unconstitutional. (Interfax) 04/22/2004
Kuchma and Putin to Participate in “Ukraine-Russia – Strategic Partnership” Meeting-Dialogue in Alushta [Role of Ukrainian and Russian Parliaments in Processes of Bilateral and Multilateral Integration] (UNIAN) 04/22/2004
Kuchma leaves for Crimea on two-day visit to meet with Putin (Interfax) 04/22/2004
EU, new members work to protect long new border (EU Business) 04/22/2004
Kuchma Plans to Sell Off Ukraine by 2008 [privatization] (Главред) 04/22/2004
Ticket to Ride [Book Review: Orient Express] (Transitions Online) 04/22/2004
Klitschko must prove he's not like Klitschko (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/22/2004
Medvedenko hurt (AP/WTNH) 04/22/2004
Chernobyl [Chornobyl] effects felt by Russians here (Pioneer Press) 04/22/2004
Chernobyl [Chornobyl] effects felt by area Russian immigrants (Pioneer Press) 04/22/2004
North Port YMCA receives $30,000 grant (Sun-Herald) 04/22/2004
Cultural Festival benefits many people here, abroad (Stevens Point Journal) 04/22/2004
2 aim to open nightclub in White Plains (Northbrook Star) 04/22/2004
Micron Enviro Systems, Inc. Negotiating on Ukrainian Oil and Gas Prospects (Business Wire) 04/22/2004
Ukrainian law enforcement to fight high tech crimes (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/22/2004
Ukrainian-Born Player Could Make History in NFL College Draft [Olshansky] (VOA) 04/22/2004
The Iraqi resistance enters a new phase - By Tariq Ali (Hi Pakistan) 04/22/2004
16 children slain on way to school. Suicide bombers kill 68 in Basra. (AP/Arizona Daily Star) 04/22/2004
Ukraine to Stay in Iraq 'Until the End' : Kuchma (BNN) 04/22/2004
Mass killings of the past century (Detroit Free Press) 04/22/2004
Diversity on the Rise For Places of Worship (Wash Post) 04/22/2004
Hundreds rally against movie, alleged incident [Passion of the Christ] (Park Ridge Herald-Advocate) 04/22/2004
Boxer puzzled by fight. Brother's loss concerns Klitschko (Whittier Daily News) 04/22/2004
Vitali Klitschko aims to keep family dream alive (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2004
Separated Families in Slovakia, Ukraine Border Village Seek US Help to Reunite (VOA) 04/22/2004
Klitschko eager for victory against Sanders (AP/IOL) 04/22/2004
Boxing: US round-up (SecondsOut) 04/22/2004
Мукачево - день четвертий (VOA) 04/22/2004
Belt in Balance, Lewis Is Satisfied at Ringside (NY Times) 04/22/2004
Cracks growing in U.S.-led coalition (Baltimore Sun) 04/22/2004
NATO plans ministerial talks with Ukraine (SpaceWar) 04/21/2004
UPI Energy Watch [The Ukrainian Fuel and Energy Ministry announced ...] (UPI) 04/21/2004
Kuchma believes inappropriate to hurry up with integration into Europe (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Kyiv expects strategic partnership with Washington, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Integration within CIS beneficial for West, says Kuchma (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Medvedenko Sits Out Lakers' Practice (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers block Interior Minister Mykola Bilokon, right, from returning to his seat after he spoke in the parliament in Kiev, Wednesday, April 21, 2004, on the second day of heated discussions about Sunday's mayoral election in the western town of Mukachevo. A representative of Europe's main human rights group said Wednesday that the mayoral election in Ukraine marked a threat to democracy in the former Soviet republic ahead of October's presidential vote. At left, foreground, is opposition Our Ukraine party leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: A visitor looks at a picture at an exhibition of the famous Franz Koenig collection, at the Bohdan and Varvara Khanenko museum in Kiev, April 22, 2004. Ukraine, a former Soviet state that will border an expanded European Union (news - web sites) next month, said it would hand over 139 drawings to the Netherlands, returning World War Two booty stored in museum cellars in the capital Kiev. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Dan Rather steps into the ring with world-class heavyweight boxers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko. (CBS/60 Minutes II) 04/21/2004
Photo: After Vitali's regular workout, he left Rather holding the bag, punching at only a fraction of his full power. (CBS/60 Minutes II) 04/21/2004
Photo: The Klitschko brothers may practice together, but they say they will never competitively fight each other. (CBS/60 Minutes II) 04/21/2004
Video: The Brothers Klitschko (CBS) 04/21/2004
A Fighting Chance [The Brothers Klitschko] (CBS) 04/21/2004
Photo: Boxers Vitali Klitschko of the Ukraine (L) and Corrie Sanders of South Africa (R) listen as Lennox Lewis of Britain speaks at a press conference in Los Angeles, April 21, 2004. Klitschko and Sanders will fight for the WBC heavyweight title relinquished by Lewis, April 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Ukraine Footballer May Be Draft Sleeper (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Igor Olshansky, of the Ukraine, former defensive lineman at Oregon, is seen in his gym Monday April 12, 2004 in San Francisco. Olshansky impressed NFL scouts so much with his strengh, that he may be a first round drfaft pick at the NFL draft on April 24th. (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Igor Olshansky, of the Ukraine, former defensive lineman at Oregon works out in his gym, Monday April 12, 2004 in San Francisco. Olshansky impressed NFL scouts so much with his strengh, that he may be a first round drfaft pick at the NFL draft on April 24th. (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Igor Olshansky, of the Ukraine, former defensive lineman at Oregon is seen at his home during an interview Monday, April 12, 2004 in San Francisco. Olshansky impressed NFL scouts so much with his strengh, that he may be a first round drfaft pick at the NFL's draft on April 24th. (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Olena Stadnyk (R) looks on as her son Leonid swings on a fence near their house in Podolyantsi village in Ukraine's Zhytomyr region, about 200 km (124 miles) from the capital Kiev, April 21, 2004. Stadnyk who stands 2.53 meters (8 feet 4 inches) tall, can easily be a contender for the title of the world's tallest living man. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Olena Stadnyk (L) measures the height of her son Leonid in the yard of their house in Podolyantsi village in Ukraine's Zhytomyr region, about 200 km (124 miles) from the capital Kiev, April 21, 2004. According to measurements, Ukrainian Leonid Stadnyk, standing at 2.53 meters (8 feet 4 inches) tall, can easily be a contender for the title of the world's tallest living man. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Linebacker from Ukraine could be first-round pick (CBS) 04/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian boxer Vitali Klitschko (L) and his South African opponent Corrie Sanders listen during a press conference in Los Angeles, April 21, 2004. Former world champion and current WBC No. 1 contender Klitschko will fight Sanders for the vacant WBC heavyweight title April 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Former world champion and current WBC No. 1 contender Klitschko will fight Sanders for the vacant WBC heavyweight title April 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian boxer Vitali Klitschko (L) poses with South African opponent Corrie Sanders during a press conference in Los Angeles, April 21, 2004. Former world champion and current WBC No. 1 contender Klitschko will fight Sanders for the vacant WBC heavyweight title April 24, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian boxer Vitali Klitschko (L) shakes hands with his South African opponent Corrie Sanders after a press conference in Los Angeles, April 21, 2004. Former world champion and current WBC No. 1 contender Klitschko will fight Sanders for the vacant WBC heavyweight title April 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: South African boxer Corrie Sanders (R) casts a glance at his opponent Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko as he leaves the podium after speaking at a press conference in Los Angeles, April 21, 2004. Former world champion and current WBC No. 1 contender Klitschko will fight Sanders for the vacant WBC heavyweight title April 24 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Photo: No. 2-ranked heavyweight contender Corrie Sanders, bottom right, looks on as No. 1-ranked Vitali Klitschko speaks during a news conference at Staples Center in Los Angeles, Wednesday, April 21, 2004. Sanders and Klitschko and fighting Saturday for the WBC heavyweight title, which was vacated when Lennox Lewis retired earlier this year. (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Klitschko Expects War With Sanders (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Ukrainian Americans urged to push for Senate Resolution 202 on Famine-Genocide ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 04/21/2004
Ukraine Seeks Stronger Voice in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2004
Hryschenko, Powell discuss latest events in Iraq (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Kuchma praises ratification of CES trade treaty by Ukraine, Russia (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Deal with Ukraine boosts Russian plans for regional economic bloc (Financial Times) 04/21/2004
Strategic Partnership with RF Completely Corresponds to Euro-Integration Course of Ukraine - Kuchma (UNIAN) 04/21/2004
Yuschenko, Tymoshenko Demand Resignation of Interior Minister (Главред) 04/21/2004
[Click 'eng' top left of screen] Kuchma confessed to Karpachova that he received biased information on Mukachevo (Our Ukraine) 04/21/2004
Рада розбиратиметься з Мукачівськими виборами (BBC Ukrainian) 04/21/2004
Yuschenko meets with President Kuchma on controversial Mukacheve mayoral election (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/21/2004
Mukacheve election debacle may be repeated at presidential election, say observers (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Zinchenko Calls Situation in Mukachevo Critical, Demanding 'Unprecedented Actions' of Supreme Rada, CNSDU, and Force Structures (UNIAN) 04/21/2004
Business Groups Combat Intellectuals in Mukacheve – Ernest Nusser (Главред) 04/21/2004
Kuchma urges for lifting land privatization moratorium (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Ukrainian oil production up 8.1% in Q1 (Interfax) 04/21/2004
Thrust to the sidelines of history ['We didn't gather to start the collapse of the Soviet Union. We didn't even think of it at first. If we had thought about it before, I don't know if we would have had the strength to do it...'] (Globe and Mail) 04/21/2004
Drawn to a dream [Lee Litas, born in Ukraine] (Chicago Tribune) 04/21/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 04/21/2004
Priest charged with disorderly conduct [Ukrainian Catholic church in Ansonia] (AP/Stamford Advocate) 04/21/2004
Student tells of teacher's advances. High school's music instructor in sex-abuse trial (Chicago Tribune) 04/21/2004
Air hero's words settle the score [see: Nicholas Buc] (The Age) 04/21/2004
Iran, Ukraine to Ink Agreement for Cultural, Arts Cooperation (Tehran Times) 04/21/2004
'The Rose' warns Sanders [WBC showdown with Vitali Klitschko this Saturday] (News24) 04/21/2004
Файненшл Таймс називає ЄЕП найбільшим успіхом Росії у поверненні під контроль колишніх республік (BBC Ukrainian) 04/21/2004
OSCE/ODIHR concerned about attack on polling station during Ukrainian mayoral election (OSCE) 04/20/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs' Joe Nieuwendyk celebrates his second goal of the first period with teammates Bryan McCabe and Alexei Ponikarovsky (CP/Yahoo) 04/20/2004
Number of Religious Visitors to Ukraine Dropping, Says Justice Minister (RISU) 04/20/2004
Микола Рябчук: «Ми себе прирiкаємо на довiчну вiдсталiсть». (VOA) 04/20/2004
Екс-посол Бутейко: «найтемнiший день в iсторiї України». (VOA) 04/20/2004
Верховна Рада ратифiкувала угоду про створення ЄЕП (VOA) 04/20/2004
Russian, Ukrainian Parliaments OK Border, Trade Deals (RFE/RL) 04/20/2004
Ukraine Wants EU Help to Secure New 'Paper' Border [Ukraine urged European Union countries on Tuesday to contribute more funds to help fight illegal migration and trafficking in drugs, people and weapons when the bloc expands to its borders next month.] (BNN) 04/20/2004
[Pagedown] Pro-government coalition proposes Yanukovych as joint presidential candidate (RFE/RL) 04/20/2004
Partnership with Ukraine a priority, says Secretary General (NATO) 04/20/2004
Powell Urges Allies to Keep Troops in Iraq (AP/Wash Post) 04/20/2004
Judge Requests Papers on Reporter's Death [Taras Protsyuk] (AP/Yahoo) 04/20/2004
Ukrainian Troops May Pull Out of Unamsil [Sierra Leone and Liberia] (AllAfrica) 04/20/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs left winger Alexei Ponikarovsky and Ottawa Senators defenceman Wade Redden tangle behind the net (Reuters) 04/20/2004
Basketball: BC Kiev Begin with Win (FIBA Europe) 04/20/2004
Russian Duma ratifies CES agreement (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Bulletins and Protocols with Results of Mukachevo Mayor Elections Have Been Stolen - Our Ukraine (UNIAN) 04/20/2004
Opposition Factions Protest against Rigged Mukacheve Elections (Главред) 04/20/2004
Serhiy Krymsky: For centuries Ukraine has always been an integral part of Europe (День) 04/20/2004
Cult of Silence [James Mace][Plagiarism and cheating in Ukrainian universities] (День) 04/20/2004
Halfway to the Latin American Model: Controversies and threats of the incomplete political reform (День) 04/20/2004
Annual Survey: From the Velvet to the Rose Revolution [from 4/17/04] (Transitions Online) 04/20/2004
Ukrainian TV Language Change: just a meaningless promise (UANewswire) 04/20/2004
Lavrov hopes Ukraine won't change licensing procedures for Russian media (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Police raids net illegal immigrant prostitutes (Yorkshire Post) 04/20/2004
Immigrants hungry for knowledge (Detroit News) 04/20/2004
MFA disappointed with US decision not to pay compensation to Protsiuk family [Ukrainian cameraman Taras Protsiuk was killed by American tank fire in Iraq last year] (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Honduras Follows Spain, Pulls Out of Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/20/2004
Bush criticizes Spanish pullout (Wash Times) 04/20/2004
Verkhovna Rada ratifies border treaty with Russia (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Rada Cedes Kerch Strait to Russia? (Главред) 04/20/2004
Ukraine ratifies Azov Sea cooperation agreement with Russia (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Verkhovna Rada ratifies agreement on use of Azov Sea and Kerch Strait with Russia (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada ratifies CES agreement (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Ratification of agreements with Ukraine would benefit Russia - minister (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Yanukovych describes integration in European Union, accession to WTO, deepening of cooperation in CIS as priorities of Ukraine's foreign policy (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Ukraine awaits EU's answer on market economy status - Yanukovych (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Ukraine must focus on tax reform, tax base extension, says EBRD (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Ukraine, Netherlands note positive dynamics of bilateral relations (Interfax) 04/20/2004
Netherlands hails return of stolen art [art treasures were presented to Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende by Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma at a ceremony in Kiev's Mariinsky Palace] (BBC) 04/20/2004
Kenyan Stephen Rerimoi and Ukrainian Iliona Barvanova take Lisbon Marathon wins (IAAF) 04/20/2004
Eastern European Roundup (CNNSI) 04/20/2004
Boxing: 'Fans would have been likely to die of boredom' (Guardian) 04/19/2004
Celtic storm to title triumph (UEFA) 04/19/2004
Modern Poland carves new identity (Financial Times) 04/19/2004
NATO chief still cool on Ukraine membership during visit (AFP/SpaceDaily) 04/19/2004
Committee of Electors of Ukraine Announces About Absolute Falsification of Results of Mukachevo Mayor Elections (UNIAN) 04/19/2004
Yanukovych presses for free trade zone within CIS (Interfax) 04/19/2004
The last bastion [Ukraine-Russia-Belarus-Kazakhstan Single Economic Space] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/19/2004
Yanukovych: chosen to win or to lose? (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/19/2004
Candidates and their ratings (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/19/2004
Rockets at large Ukrainian weapons are easily available for both metalworkers and terrorists (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/19/2004
One year toward freedom (Enter Stage Right) 04/19/2004
Hitler parchment stamp displayed [...The postmark, from the Ukraine, was dated September 11, 1942, and is over-printed with the words 'Ukrania' in black letters (indicating that it was a special issue by the Germans for the occupied Soviet territories).] (Jerusalem Post) 04/19/2004
Photo: NATO Secretary General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer (L) and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Konstyantyn Gryshchenko look at a view from the window during their meeting at the Foreign Ministry in Kiev, April 19, 2004. Scheffer is on a one-day visit to Ukraine for talks with top state officials. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/19/2004
Photo: NATO Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer is seen during his meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, April 19, 2004. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer arrived in Ukraine Monday for a one-day visit to meet with Ukrainian top officials. (AP/Yahoo) 04/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) and Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende listen to national anthems during a welcoming ceremony in front of the Presidential Palace in Kiev, April 19, 2004. Balkenende arrived in Ukraine on Sunday on a two-day official visit to discuss bilateral issues. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/19/2004
Height a pain for Ukraine’s ‘Gulliver’ (Pakistan Daily Times) 04/19/2004
Moscow launches Soviet-style spring clean (swissinfo) 04/19/2004
У Мукачеві громили виборчі дільниці (BBC Ukrainian) 04/19/2004
Mayoral election in western Ukraine sparks concern (Financial Times) 04/19/2004
Kuchma Suffers Reform Setback (Transitions Online) 04/19/2004
The Road to Mecca - originally published in 1954 [Staring past Lviv's post-communist grime and its resentful strain of Ukrainian nationalism...] (The New Republic) 04/19/2004
Security Companies: Shadow Soldiers in Iraq (NY Times) 04/19/2004
Iraq Peacekeepers Deal With Spain Pullout (AP/Yahoo) 04/19/2004
Real estate funds proliferate (Ceebiz) 04/19/2004
Banks dream of fertile east (Warsaw Business Journal) 04/19/2004
Teen helps get lead out [food imported into the U.S. in lead cans from Russian and Ukrainian canneries] (Baltimore Sun) 04/19/2004
On the denial of genocide (Jerusalem Post) 04/19/2004
Canada's synchronized swimming team qualifies for berth at Athens games (CP/Yahoo) 04/18/2004
Dragulescu Doubles Gold Medal Haul (Int'l Gymnast) 04/18/2004
U.S. Earns Synchronized Swimming Spots (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2004
Growing pains: Ukrainian man is 8 feet 4 and still sprouting (Seattle Times) 04/18/2004
Lords of the Ring [ Vitali Klitschko of Ukraine and Corrie Sanders of South Africa will square off Saturday - the first time two white men have fought for the widely accepted heavyweight crown since Marciano beat Englishman Don Cockell in May 1955.] (Buffalo News) 04/18/2004
Pele's war of words (ic Birmingham) 04/18/2004
Zapatero orders Spanish pullout from Iraq (Al-Jazeera) 04/18/2004
Photo: Ottawa Senators goalie Patrick Lalime makes a diving save off of Toronto Maple Leafs' Alexei Ponikarovsky (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2004
Dragulescu, Vasilyev New European Champions (Int'l Gymnast) 04/17/2004
Canadian Karen Cockburn wins World Cup gold in trampoline (CP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Kaka keeps AC Milan on course for title (AFP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: A coal miner at work in Ukraine. Coal is declining in many EU states but remains a kingpin of energy production in central and eastern Europe and in Germany (AFP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: An unidentified woman, left, tries to measure a height of Leonid Stadnik, Ukrainian veterinarian, said to be the world's tallest man, in the village of Podoliantsy, Ukraine's northwestern Zhytomyr region, 212 kilometers (131.74 miles) west of the capital Kiev, Friday, April 16, 2004. Stadnik, 2.53 meter (8,3 feet) tall, is still growing up. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: A woman touches the fist of Ukrainian veterinarian Leonid Stadnik, said to be the world's tallest man, in the village of Podoliantsi in Ukraine's Zhytomyr regin 210 km (130 miles) west of the capital Kiev on Friday, April 16, 2004. Standik is 2.53 meters tall, his hand is 31 centimeters long, and he does not stop growing. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: Leonid Stadnik, 2.53 meter (8.3 feet) tall, Ukrainian veterinarian, and his mother Halyna, left, stand behind the gates of their house in the village of Podoliantsy, Ukraine's northwestern Zhytomyr region, 212 kilometers (131.74 miles) west of the capital Kiev, Friday, April 16, 2004. Stadnik, 33, said to be the world's tallest man, is still growing. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: Leonid Stadnik, 2.53 meters (8,3 feet) tall, a Ukrainian veterinarian, tries to dial a cell phone in the village of Podoliantsy, Ukraine's northwestern Zhytomyr region, 212 kilometers (132 miles) west of the capital Kiev, Friday, April 16, 2004. Stadnik, 33, said to be the world's tallest man, is still growing up. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: Leonid Stadnik, 2.53 meter (8,3 feet) tall, Ukrainian veterinarian, holds a door as his mother Halyna, left, looks on in the village of Podoliantsy, Ukraine's northwestern Zhytomyr region, 212 kilometers (131.74 miles) west of the capital Kiev, Friday, April 16, 2004. Stadnik, 33, said to be the world's tallest man, is still growing up. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: Leonid Stadnik, 2.53 meter (8,3 feet) tall, Ukrainian veterinarian, left, pulls a cart as he approaches his house in the village of Podoliantsy, Ukraine's northwestern Zhytomyr region, 212 kilometers (131.74 miles) west of the capital Kiev, Friday, April 16, 2004. Stadnik, 33, said to be the world's tallest man, is still growing up. (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Kyiv Imposes Controversial Ban On Russian-Language Broadcasts (RFE/RL) 04/17/2004
Man sentenced for Brooklyn man's death [Oleg Bosenko gunned down on Oct. 30, 2002 as he tried to defend his wife] (Newsday) 04/17/2004
Man to be sentenced next week [Konstantyn Pekerman, 38, convicted of stealing millions from Medicare] (Albany Capital News 9) 04/17/2004
Whodunit ends in arrest of Ukrainian in international fraud ring (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 04/17/2004
Photo: D.C. United's Dema Kovalenko gets tripped up by Metrostar's Joselito Vaca (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Kovalenko gets lesson in temperance (Wash Times) 04/17/2004
One hand on the title (Eurosport) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko vies with Siena's Brazilian defender Juarez de Sousa (AFP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: A member of the Ukrainian synchronised swimming team performs at an Olympic Games qualification tournament in Athens (Reuters) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Ricardo Kaka celebrates with his team mates Andriy Shevchenko and captain Paolo Maldini after scoring against Siena (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Brazilian midfielder Ricardo Kaka celebrates with teammate Ukrainian striker Andriy Shevchenko after scoring the winning goal against Siena (AFP/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Kaka and Siena's Teixeira Juarez jump for the ball as Andriy Shevchenko follows play (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates after scoring (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates after scoring against Siena (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates after scoring as Siena's goalkeeper Marco Fortin kneels on the pitch in dejection (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko is tackled by Siena's Teixeira Juarez (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko controls the ball (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning player Ruslan Fedotenko is surrounded by teammates after his second period score (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning players Ruslan Fedotenko and teammate Vincent Lecavalier celebrate Fedotenko's second period goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Photo: A guard passes by the concrete sarcophagus housing Chernobyl nuclear power plant's fourth reactor, April 16, 2004. Ukraine closed the Chernobyl nuclear power station, the site of the world's worst civil nuclear disaster, in 2001 but some officials fear radiation is escaping due to the poor state of the old 'sarcophagus' which covers the reactor. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Photo: A specialist checks the radiation level outside the concrete sarcophagus housing the Chernobyl nuclear power plant's fourth reactor, April 16, 2004. Ukraine closed the Chernobyl nuclear power station, the site of the world's worst civil nuclear disaster, in 2001 but some officials fear radiation is escaping due to the poor state of the old 'sarcophagus' which covers the reactor. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Ruslan Fedotenko of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrates his go-ahead goal against the New York Islanders (AFP/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Photo: A group of 118 workers from Russia, Ukraine and other former Soviet republics board a plane at Baghdad's airport Friday, April 16, 2004. The evacuation began Thursday following the abduction Monday in Iraq of three Russian and five Ukrainian employees of Interenergoservis. (AP/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Віктор Медведчук зустрівся з Владіміром Путіним (BBC Ukrainian) 04/16/2004
Кучма високо оцінив шанси Януковича (BBC Ukrainian) 04/16/2004
Photo: Roman Zozulia of Ukraine performs on the horizontal bars during the Gymnastic European Championships in Ljubljana (Reuters) 04/16/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning center Ruslan Fedotenko of Ukraine skates back to the bench after scoring against the New York Islanders (AP/Yahoo) 04/16/2004
Factions Slug It Out in Battle To See Who Will Lead Ukraine (Wash Post) 04/16/2004
Putin meets with Ukraine's head of presidential administration in Moscow (Interfax) 04/16/2004
Jury weighs case against Ukraine's ex-PM [Pavlo Lazarenko] (Financial Times) 04/16/2004
Poland, Ukraine keeping troops in Iraq - Siwiec (Interfax) 04/16/2004
Many Russians opt to stay in Iraq (CNN) 04/16/2004
EU expansion chief: 'It is a miracle' (CNN) 04/16/2004
In January-February, 73 Thousand More People Died than Were Born in Ukraine (UNIAN) 04/16/2004
Poet reflects on Chernobyl and horrors still too vivid [Leonid Dayen] (Louisville Courier-Journal) 04/16/2004
Obit: Abraham Spiegel, Survivor and Philanthropist, Dies at 97 [born in Mukachevo] (Jewish Journal) 04/16/2004
Barbie hopes more gear, new guy will attract buyers (Contra Costa Times) 04/16/2004
Austrian plays down Bulgaria Air bid [Austrian already has a 22.5 percent stake in Ukraine International Airlines.] (Reuters/CNN) 04/16/2004
ООН критикує Білорусь і Туркменістан, але не Росію (BBC Ukrainian) 04/16/2004
'Suspicious' plane grounded in DRC [Russian and Ukrainian crew were apparently using forged paperwork and flight licences] (AFP/IOL) 04/16/2004
Communists Oppose Broadcasting in Ukrainian (Главред) 04/16/2004
Former Soviet countries [CIS group of 12] pledge economic, trade co-operation (AFP/Business Day) 04/16/2004
Ukrainian, Russian parliaments discuss common stand on accession to WTO (Interfax) 04/16/2004
Computer crime classification (eBCVG Network Security) 04/15/2004
Grappling with the angel of history (Jerusalem Post) 04/15/2004
Film depicts 'Unlikely Heroes' who resisted the Nazis (Kansas City Jewish Chronicle) 04/15/2004
Klitschko Brothers interviewed by Dan Rather for a segment on '60 Minutes II' [to air Wednesday, April 21, on CBS-TV] (East Side Boxing) 04/15/2004
Anger at Ukraine's ban on Russian [Ukrainian broadcasters have criticised a government order banning national TV and radio programmes in Russian, which is spoken by most Ukrainians... Russian is the first language of 22% of the population.] (BBC) 04/15/2004
Russian patriarch unhappy with pope (UPI/Wash Times) 04/15/2004
Візи з відбитками пальців (BBC Ukrainian) 04/15/2004
Вiктор Янукович - кандидат вiд влади (VOA) 04/15/2004
Ukrainian workers from Russian company to be evacuated from Iraq (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Russia airlifts 366 workers out [Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has urged Ukrainian workers in Iraq to 'seize the opportunity and leave the country until the stabilization of the situation.'] (AP/CNN) 04/15/2004
Key Members Cool on U.N. Iraq Resolution (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Photo: A convoy of buses, carrying Russian expatriate workers, drive along Baghdad's airport highway to meet flights sent by Moscow's emergencies ministry, April 15, 2004. About 20 buses carrying Russian workers headed for the airport in an evacuation organized after the kidnapping and swift release of three Russians and five Ukrainians in Baghdad. (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Computer crime classification (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/15/2004
UAH 924.18 m transferred to budget from privatization in 1Q04 (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Parliament to Consider CES Agreement April 20 (Главред) 04/15/2004
Photo: The Ukrainian synchronized swimming team performs its technical routine during an Olympic Games qualification tournament at the Olympic Aquatic Centre of the Athens Olympic Sports Complex (OAKA) April 15, 2004 (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Photo: A dog sniffs its food in a restaurant called 'Tampopo' in the center of Kiev, April 15, 2004. Tampopo is the first restaurant for visitors with their pets in the capital of the ex-Soviet Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Photo: A visitor shows a menu to her dog in a restaurant called 'Tampopo' in the centre of Kiev, April 15, 2004. Tampopo is the first restaurant for visitors with their pets in the capital of the ex-Soviet Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Yuschenko Criticizes Yanukovych’s Candidacy (Главред) 04/15/2004
Ющенку буде непросто перемогти Януковича на майбутніх виборах, вважає президент Центру Разумкова (УНІАН) 04/15/2004
Yanukovych nominated as single presidential candidate owing to his post - Symonenko (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Parliamentary-governmental coalition puts forward Yanukovych as single contender for presidency - Havrysh (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Yanukovych: nomination as single presidential candidate is challenge [Yanukovych attending meeting of the Council of CIS Heads of State in former Soviet resort area (Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan) used only by 'nomenklatura'.] (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Special anticorruption and organized crime committee under president unconstitutional - court (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Agroterrorism not a new weapon [Laying siege to towns, Tartars in Ukraine 600 years ago...] (La Vista Sun) 04/15/2004
US commerce department official to visit Ukraine (Interfax) 04/15/2004
Interview with Kurt Vonnegut ['Among the very last guards that I had at the end of the war, was Ukrainian SS. And they enjoyed the German army because they had such a terrible experience under Stalin. They welcomed the Germans when they came in. They must have all been shot after the war.'] (Spokesman-Review) 04/15/2004
Local congregation remembers Holocaust [...Nikitchyuk's Baptist grandmother, Zinaida, hid and saved three children of a neighboring Jewish family in the Ukrainian town of Sarny when the Germans invaded.] (Westford Eagle) 04/15/2004
S. Jersey Man May Be Deported For Lying About Nazi Past [81-year-old Andrew Kuras] (KYW) 04/15/2004
Pull for your favorite, but ethnic bias has no place in hiring police chief [Walter Zalisko] (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 04/15/2004
Newtown's String Musicians Take The Stage (Newtown Bee) 04/15/2004
Ukraine issues warning on TB in prisons (AFP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Photo: A mantoux intradermal tuberculin skin test for tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is spreading at an alarming rate through Ukrainian prisons, the former Soviet republic's prosecutor's office warned, and he called on the government to halt abuses of inmates' rights there. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/15/2004
Czech web site serves newcomers' needs [pages in Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian and English, www.domavcr.cz is designed to provide foreign residents with help on everything from acquiring permanent residency to getting a divorce] (Prague Post) 04/15/2004
Obit: Cid Corman, son of Ukrainian immigrants, poet who was behind the literary magazine Origin (Guardian) 04/15/2004
Commission on Human Rights adopted three resolutions on human rights in the occupied Syrian Golan, Israeli settlements in the occupied Arab territories, and the violation of human rights in the occupied Arab territories, including Palestine. (UNHCHR) 04/15/2004
Commentary: Taxes, civil liberties... [flat tax system] (Wash Times) 04/15/2004
Foul Territory [Klitschko] (Sports Express) 04/15/2004
Everest daily wrap up: North face, grueling hard times [Ukrainian Himalaya expedition Ama Dablam took off from Katmandu to Lukla] (Guardian) 04/15/2004
Action in fencing makes it appealing [Val Kizik from Odessa, Ukraine] (Indianapolis Star) 04/15/2004
Soccer: Italian Serie A Title Race (Reuters) 04/15/2004
Ukrainians look at Holle no-till farm practices methodis (Marysville Advocate) 04/15/2004
Навіщо депутату пістолет? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/15/2004
Ukrainian Majority Tabs Presidential Candidate (RFE/RL) 04/15/2004
Iraq 'Caretaker' Plan Proposed (AP/CBS News) 04/14/2004
Hide and Seek [Tatyana Pozdnyakova] (Competitor) 04/14/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich is seen in this Nov. 21, 2002 file photo taken in Kiev, Ukraine. Allies of Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma Wednesday April 14, 2004 nominated Yanukovich as their presidential candidate for the 2004 elections. (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
В Українi передбачають брудну кампанiю (VOA) 04/14/2004
Новi процедури одержання американських вiз (VOA) 04/14/2004
США дають грошi на чеснi i прозорi вибори в Українi (VOA) 04/14/2004
Museum to perk up Jasper East. Ukrainian archives to move from Norwood (Edmonton Journal) 04/14/2004
Film Review: Lana's Rain [Ukrainian-born actress Oksana Orlenko] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Ліцензії - лише для повністю україномовних теле- та радіостанцій (BBC Ukrainian) 04/14/2004
Illegal Migrants Will Settle In Ukraine En Masse - Hennadiy Moskal (Главред) 04/14/2004
USAID, CES to carry out two projects on organization of elections in Ukraine (Interfax) 04/14/2004
Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych to Run for Presidency (UANewswire) 04/14/2004
Polish border guards arrested for corruption (EU Business) 04/14/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, left, shakes hands with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during their meeting in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, April 13, 2004. Lavrov arrived in Ukraine for one-day working visit amid a hostage crisis involving Ukrainian and Russian citizens abducted in Iraq. (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Political reform will be implemented by elections - Kuchma (Interfax) 04/14/2004
Russia to Evacuate Over 800 from Iraq [Moscow said on Wednesday it would airlift over 800 Russians and citizens of ex-Soviet states out of Iraq] (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Russia prepares for Iraq pullout (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
4 Unidentified Bodies Found in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Ukrainian peacekeepers, local leaders discuss joint measures to avoid conflict (Interfax) 04/14/2004
Iraq Cleric Offers Peace Terms, U.S. Forces Poised (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Bush says failure 'unthinkable' in Iraq as US takes aim at militants (AFP/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Heavyweight breakdown: Can someone fix it? [Klitschko] (Seconds Out) 04/14/2004
Klitschko vows to return to ring (CNN) 04/14/2004
Vladimir Klitschko Rules Out Retirement After Defeat (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Boxing: Klitschko set to fight on after defeat (Independent) 04/14/2004
Klitschko rejects drug abuse speculation (DPA/Expatica) 04/14/2004
Ukraine Mission Golf Classic (Charlotte Observer) 04/14/2004
Easter eggs Ukranian style (Benson News Sun) 04/14/2004
Some Thoughts on Sport Medicine [Darwin Semotiuk] (U of Western Ontario) 04/14/2004
Олег Блохін потрапив в автокатастрофу (BBC Ukrainian) 04/14/2004
Москва хоче, аби Україна з нею узгоджувала стосунки з НАТО (BBC Ukrainian) 04/14/2004
Ukraine says no troops killed in Iraq recently (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/14/2004
Nations Urge Citizens to Quit Iraq After Abductions [France, Russia, Czech Republic] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/14/2004
Scotland's population crisis set to deepen [McConnell to bring in immigrants from non-EU countries] (The Scotsman) 04/14/2004
Borders come down, but what barriers remain? (Financial Times) 04/14/2004
[Pagedown] Verkhovna Rada fails to pass constitutional-reform bill (RFE/RL) 04/14/2004
Verkhovna Rada fails to pass constitutional-reform bill (RFE/RL) 04/14/2004
Energy Ministry to pass coal mine management to state coal company (Interfax) 04/14/2004
VR not to vote again on political reform bill, says Lytvyn (Interfax) 04/14/2004
Ukraine legend Blokhin survives smash (ESPN) 04/13/2004
1975 European player of year injured in car crash [Oleg Blokhin] (AP/SF Chronicle) 04/13/2004
Hryschenko calls for evacuation of Ukrainian specialists working in Iraq (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Barging your way through Europe [14 night 'In the Footsteps of the Cossacks' cruise ... along the Dnieper River that visits several intriguing Russian ports including Kiev, Odessa and Sevastopol.] (MSNBC) 04/13/2004
Eight kidnapped engineers released in Iraq (UPI/Wash Times) 04/13/2004
Ukraine-German forum conference to discuss Kyiv-EU relations after enlargement (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Russia sees Ukraine its strategic partner in future Europe, says Lavrov (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Ukraine to pay EUR 4,000 under ECHR ruling for too long proceedings (Interfax) 04/13/2004
A Passover family tale like no other: Descendants of 18th-century rabbi will recount his quest tonight (NJ Star Ledger) 04/13/2004
Chevron Texaco mulls joint venture (Warsaw Business Journal) 04/13/2004
Foreign Ministry confirms release of hostages in Iraq (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Interenergoservice head confirms release of staff in Iraq (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Five Ukrainians seized among staff of Russian Interenergoservice in Baghdad - MFA (Interfax) 04/13/2004
Ukraine says no troops killed in Iraq recently [Report by Itar-Tass news agency untrue] (Gateway2Russia) 04/13/2004
Iraq militants free more hostages [One Ukrainian soldier was killed and several others wounded in an incident in Iraq, said the Russian Itar-Tass news agency, which gave no further details] (BBC) 04/13/2004
Photo: Workers from a Russian energy company, who were kidnapped the day before, sit in the villa they were abducted from after their release in Baghdad April 13, 2004. Three of the workers are Russian and five are Ukrainian nationals. They were abducted on Monday night at their villa after returning from work. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Konstyantyn Gryshchenko (R) stands behind his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov during their meeting at Ukraine's Foreign Ministry in Kiev, April 13, 2004. Lavrov arrived in Ukraine with a one-day working visit. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Foreign workers told to quit Iraq (BBC) 04/13/2004
Revolt in Kut Echoes in Ukraine (Wash Post) 04/13/2004
Oil Workers Among Foreigners Seized in Iraq [5 Ukrainians] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Supreme Rada Health Committee to Ask Leonid Kuchma to Recall Peacemakers from Sierra-Leone and Liberia (UNIAN) 04/13/2004
Ukrainians and Russians Freed in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
8 Russian Company Workers Freed in Iraq [5 Ukrainians, 3 Russians] (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Russian and Ukrainian hostages freed in Iraq (CTV) 04/13/2004
8 Russian, Ukrainian Hostages Released [Brama correction: 5 Ukrainian citizens, 3 Russians, working for Russian energy company] (NY Times) 04/13/2004
Russian and Ukrainian hostages freed in Iraq (CTV) 04/13/2004
Ukrainian, Russian Workers for Energy Company Are Freed in Iraq ... (Bloomberg) 04/13/2004
5 Ukrainians and 3 Russians kidnapped in Baghdad are released (AFP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Sadr aide held as US plans Iraq reinforcements (Financial Times) 04/13/2004
Photo: A US army helicopter hovers over an electrical power station in Baghdad. The five Ukrainian and three Russian employees of a Russian energy company who were kidnapped in Baghdad have been released after less than a day in captivity, officials said (AFP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Iraqi women pass a U.S military Bradley armoured vehicle guarding al-Mustansiriya university in Baghdad April 12, 2004. Five Ukrainians and three Russians were freed on Tuesday, a day after they were seized in Iraq, where a U.S. military crackdown has led to the kidnapping of dozens of foreigners and a flareup of violence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Eight Russian Workers Kidnapped in Iraq [Brama correction: 5 Ukrainian citizens, 3 Russians, working for Russian energy company] (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
5 Ukrainians among Baghdad Hostages (Novinite) 04/13/2004
More foreigners seized in Iraq [5 Ukrainians] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
A food manufacturing revolution in Ukraine (Food Production Daily) 04/13/2004
Body of SA man mutilated in Iraq (South Africa Star) 04/13/2004
Photo: Houston Rockets' Yao Ming, of China, left, is fouled by Seattle SuperSonics' Vitaly Potapenko, of Ukraine, in the second half Monday (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour Family Circle Cup Results [Yuliana Fedak, Tatiana Perebiynis] (AP/SF Chronicle) 04/13/2004
Міліціонери побили журналіста Бойка в райсуді Донецька (УНІАН) 04/13/2004
On the Czech-German border, a 15-year-old costs just a few euros (EU Business) 04/12/2004
Seizures of Ukrainian property continue abroad resulting from the TMR claim against the State Property Fund of Ukraine (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
Judgment day in the Mukachevo campaign (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
What is this man's reform? (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
USAID administrator Andrew Natsios: 'Interference in the country's internal affairs? We've heard this accusation from authoritarian and totalitarian regimes for decades.' (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
Major-General Serhiy Ostrovsky: 'The brigade displayed courage and heroism' (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/12/2004
Photo: New York Islanders goalie Rick Dipietro covers up the puck as Tampa Bay Lightning’s Ruslan Fedotenko moves in (AP/Yahoo) 04/12/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning’s Ruslan Fedotenko battles for the puck with New York Islanders Janne Niinimaa and Adrian Auccoin (AP/Yahoo) 04/12/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko fights for the puck with the New York Islanders' Adrian Aucoin (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/12/2004
Conference in Ukraine on news responsibility online (International Journalist's Network) 04/12/2004
Ukrainian Easter observed in New York City SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 04/12/2004
Iraq violence tests coalition unity (CS Monitor) 04/12/2004
Політику Буша буде піддано суду Міжнародного суспільного трибуналу (УНІАН) 04/12/2004
On This Day: 1995 - Ukraine agrees to close by 2000 the Chernobyl nuclear reactor, the site of an accident in 1986 that resulted in massive radioactive pollution and many deaths. (Melbourne Herald Sun) 04/12/2004
The symbol of Easter [Pysanky] (Los Alamos Monitor) 04/12/2004
Ukraine, Russia have huge prospects for cooperation within CES - Russian Ambassador Chernomyrdin (Interfax) 04/12/2004
Ukraine incorporates biggest steel mill [Krivorozhstal] (Interfax) 04/12/2004
Boris Levitan, mathematician, dies at age 89 (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 04/12/2004
Road-rage attack [Drunken firefighter pretending to be a cop punches Ukrainian immigrant] (NY Post) 04/12/2004
Fledgling congregation blessed (Arizona Daily Sun) 04/12/2004
Former [Ukrainian] prisoner delivers Easter message of hope (Scranton Times-Tribune) 04/12/2004
U.S. offers cease-fire to Sunni militants; Council members threaten to resign over Fallujah strife (Chicago Tribune) 04/12/2004
Clashes Erupt in Iraq's Falluja After Day's Truce (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/12/2004
New EU borders will struggle to keep out crime (New Zealand Stuff) 04/12/2004
Bloc attacks Martin's CSL layoffs [CSL ship fires Canadians, hires cheaper Ukrainian crew] (Calgary Herald) 04/12/2004
We'll kill hostages, one by one, rebels vow (Sydney Morning Herald) 04/12/2004
Migrant smuggling sentencing today [from 4/6/04] (New Zealand Herald) 04/12/2004
Chess: A new storm brews [Ruslan Ponomariov of Ukraine] (ABS-CBN News) 04/12/2004
Soccer: Dynamo claim Shakhtar scalp (UEFA) 04/12/2004
Boxing: Brodie and Klitschko stopped by long shots (Independent) 04/12/2004
Ukrainian's future remains out of focus [Wladimir Klitschko] (Contra Costa Times) 04/12/2004
Loss a blow to W. Klitschko's future (AP/Baltimore Sun) 04/12/2004
Michael Katz: At Brewster Triumph, Tyson Is Nearby [Klitschko] (NY Times) 04/12/2004
John Rawling: Klitschko's future left on the floor after surprise defeat (Guardian) 04/12/2004
Wlad: I was suddenly weak! [Klitschko] (Fightnews) 04/12/2004
Brewster stops Klitschko for WBO belt (The Scotsman) 04/12/2004
Shock loss for Klitschko (BBC) 04/11/2004
Victory in Kut tinged with bitterness (Philadelphia Inquirer) 04/11/2004
Chess: Meet the Muzychuk sisters [Photos] (Chessbase) 04/11/2004
Central Europe's first Holocaust museum set to open in Budapest (AFP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Dahlberg: Klitschko's Future Might Be Outside Ring (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Boxing: Heavyweight Lamon Brewster Defeats Wladimir Klitschko (VOA) 04/11/2004
Wlad out of the picture (BBC) 04/11/2004
Brewster Upsets Klitschko in WBO Title Fight (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles lands a left to Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine during their WBO heavyweight championship fight (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine, (R) holds onto referee Robert Byrd as he ends the heavyweight championship fight against Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California, (L) knocks out Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine, at the end of the fifth round (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles lands a left to Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine during their WBO heavyweight championship fight (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California, (L) and Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine, trade blows in the fifth round (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster (L) of Los Angeles, California takes a punch from Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine during the fifth round (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko (L) of Kiev, Ukraine battles with Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California during their WBO heavyweight title fight (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California, (L) knocks out Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine, at the end of the fifth round of their WBO heavyweight championship fight (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster (L) of Los Angeles, California takes a punch from Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine during the fifth round of their WBO heavyweight title fight (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko (L) of Kiev, Ukraine lands a body blow on Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Eggs extraordinaire: Sure, it's Easter, but pysanky egg decorating isn't kid stuff (Ann Arbor News) 04/11/2004
A war built on sand [... this past week may be the equivalent of the 1968 Tet offensive - the moment when America discovered that, for all its overwhelming military superiority, it is not winning the war...] (New Zealand Herald) 04/11/2004
The March of Folly ['Now the Americans are caught in a trap of their own making. Even if they wanted to leave Iraq (which they certainly do not!), they would be unable to do so. As the Hebrew saying goes, they can neither swallow it nor spit it out.'] (MMN) 04/11/2004
Ukrainian priest brings English to church [Photo] (Northport Herald-Tribune) 04/11/2004
Apostles met grisly ends (Bucks County Courier Times) 04/11/2004
She works on eggshells [pysanky] (Akron Beacon Journal) 04/11/2004
Friends, thanks for your contributions to Ukraine (Charlotte Observer) 04/11/2004
Real estate fever grips Ukraine (AFP/Channel News Asia) 04/11/2004
EU expansion to isolate poor neighbors (AP/Seattle Times) 04/11/2004
Immigration model needs new approach (Toronto Star) 04/11/2004
Residents, builders gird for zoning war [Development vs. preservation in Chicago's Ukrainian Village] (Chicago Tribune) 04/11/2004
Klitschko brothers too good to be true? Likeable Ukrainians may soon both be heavyweight champs. (AP/Morning Call) 04/11/2004
Brewster Upsets Klitschko in WBO Title Fight (Reuters) 04/11/2004
Photo: Referee Robert Byrd checks on Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine at the end of the fifth round of a WBO heavyweight title fight with Lamon Brewster (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles (L) walks to his corner as referee Robert Byrd checks on Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine at the end of the fifth round (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko takes a standing eight count from referee Robert Byrd to end the fight in the fifth round (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko crawls on the mat during the fifth round (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Referee Robert Byrd stops the fight as Wladimir Klitschko goes down during the fifth round (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles (L) looks on as referee Robert Byrd tries to hold up Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine at the end of the fifth round (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko lies on the canvas as Lamon Brewster sits in his corner during the fifth round (AP/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine, (R) holds onto referee Robert Byrd as he ends the heavyweight championship fight against Lamon Brewster of Los Angeles, California (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/11/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster,left, knocks down Wladimir Klitschko during the fifth round to end the fight (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Ukrainian peacekeepers not taking part in combat operations in Iraq but render aid to coalition forces and locals (Interfax) 04/10/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko hits Lamon Brewster during the second round (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Ed Belfour is congratulated by teammates Calle Johansson, Joe Nieuwendyk and Alexei Ponikarovsky (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Brevard full of Easter tradition (Florida Today) 04/10/2004
Klitschko stunned, KO'd after the bell (LA Daily News) 04/10/2004
Після 8 років невдач 'Динамо' перемагає у Донецьку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/10/2004
Bush Was Told of Al Qaeda Hijack Preparation one month before Sept. 11, 2001 (Reuters) 04/10/2004
Text of Bush's Aug. 6, 2001, Intel Brief (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
White House releases 9/11 memo (AFP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Bush's Pre-9/11 al-Qaida Memo Released (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster,left, knocks down Wladimir Klitschko during the fifth round to end the fight at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Saturday, April 10, 2004. Brewster won the WBO heavyweight title with fifth round TKO. (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Klitschko stopped; Spinks wins decision (AP/SF Chronicle) 04/10/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko sits in his corner after a fifth round TKO loss to Lamon Brewster at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko, right, hits Lamon Brewster during the second round at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Saturday, April 10, 2004. The pair met for for the vacant WBO heavyweight title. (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko hits Lamon Brewster during the second round at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Wladimir Klitschko TKO'd by Lamon Brewster at end of Round 5 (HBO) 04/10/2004
Klitschko training pics! (Fightnews) 04/10/2004
With Steward in Corner, W. Klitschko Starts Fresh (Wash Post) 04/10/2004
SecondsOut staff pick Klitschko-Brewster, Spinks-Judah (Seconds Out) 04/10/2004
Relief Fund brings Ukrainian toddler to US for re-constructive surgery SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
First National Ukrainian Forum on Diagnosing and Treating Infants with Congenital Heart Disease FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
Teaching-Learning Network releases documentary on Children of Chornobyl Relief Fund (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
Відійшов у вічність † Роман Іваницький. Вічна йому пам'ять. (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
Ukrainian Easter Bread [Martha Stewart Recipes] (Food Network) 04/10/2004
Teaching Ukrainian Famine History: on the Buses (UANewswire) 04/10/2004
Ukrainian Nuclear Reactors Shut Down [for regular maintenance and energy conservation during the Easter holidays, officials said] (AP/Yahoo) 04/10/2004
Boxing: Fight Schedule [Today at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas (HBO), Vladimir Klitschko, Ukraine, vs. Lamon Brewster, Los Angeles, 12, for the vacant WBO heavyweight title] (Salt Lake Tribune) 04/10/2004
Pro Boxing: Klitschko tops card (AP/Grand Forks Herald) 04/10/2004
Orthodox celebrate Easter on same day as other Christians this year (Salt Lake Tribune) 04/10/2004
Egg masterpieces more than hobby for Marblehead woman (Port Clinton News Herald) 04/10/2004
Easter eggs tradition has a colorful history (Arizona Republic) 04/10/2004
Easter brings families (and eggheads) closer together (Minnesota Sun) 04/10/2004
Deep meaning of Easter food (Calgary Sun) 04/10/2004
Pysanky eggs recall Ukranian tradition (Watertown Daily Times) 04/10/2004
Rosslyn's such a good egg! [Pysanky] (ic Birmingham) 04/10/2004
Ukrainian Mayonnaise [Martha Stewart Recipes] (Food Network) 04/10/2004
[Easter] Season inspires cross walk (Mansfield News Journal) 04/10/2004
In Poland, new 'Passion' plays on old hatreds; Hints of anti-Semitism in film are felt deeply in Catholic nation still haunted by Holocaust (Boston Globe) 04/10/2004
Christian artists lend a hand to build Habitat house (Williamson County Review Appeal) 04/10/2004
Helping the children of Chernobyl [Chornobyl] 18 years on (Bath Chronicle) 04/10/2004
Mass grave linked to WW II atrocities (Chicago Tribune) 04/10/2004
Two plead guilty to false documents (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 04/10/2004
Making Sense Out of Russia's Free Trade Initiative [by Marian L. Tupy: The CES initiative -- which also includes Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Belarus -- is emerging during the grandest nation-enlargement in European history] (Cato Institute) 04/10/2004
Ukraine opposition defeats plan for power shift in government [By Askold Krushelnycky in Prague] (Independent) 04/10/2004
US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Says Enhanced Scrutiny Regime with Respect to Transactions Involving Ukraine Is Cancelled (Embassy of Ukraine) 04/10/2004
The representive of Ukraine took part in annual Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington — for the second time in festival’s history (Embassy of Ukraine) 04/10/2004
Diary: Poles ponder EU possibilities (BBC) 04/10/2004
Without a Doubt [Condoleezza Rice bio] (The New Yorker) 04/10/2004
Moment of truth [Shiite pilgrims stream towards the holy city, Baghdad, to converge with others from all corners of Iraq.] (The Age) 04/10/2004
Europe prepares for terrorism (RFE/RL) 04/09/2004
Coalition remains willing -- for the time being (RFE/RL) 04/09/2004
Boxing: Spinks Can Prove Himself With Judah Fight (AP/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Photo: Members of the Ukrainian 'Alfa' special police unit train at a railway station in Donetsk April 9, 2004. Ukraine's Interior police organized anti-terrorism drills to workout hostage rescue tactics. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Ukraine Parliament Rejects Amendments (AP/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Deputy Chief of General Staff May Gen Oleh Syvushenko Refutes Media Reports about Ukrainian Military Personnel Having Left Al Kut, Neglecting Coalition Force Command's Orders (Embassy of Ukraine) 04/09/2004
Photo: Members of Ukrainian 'Alfa' special police unit train storming a carriage during exercises at a railway station in Donetsk, April 9, 2004. Ukraine's Interior police organized the anti-terrorism drills to workout hostage rescue tactics. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Photo: A model shows a hairstyle during a 'Beauty Season 2004' contest, in Kiev April 9, 2004. The annual international competition of hairdressers, nail and body-art designers started in the Ukrainian capital on April 7 and runs till April 10. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Ukrainian Catholics touched; Prelate's visit a first in region [Archbishop Stefan Soroka of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia] (Republican & Herald) 04/09/2004
Easter Greetings from H.E. Mykhailo B. Reznik, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the United States SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
Привітання надзвичайного та повноважного посла України в США Михайла Резніка з нагоди свята Христового Воскресіння! SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
US Ask Ukraine to Step Up Fight against Human Trafficking (Главред) 04/09/2004
US to deepen cooperation with CIS in war on human trafficking says senior US advisor (Interfax) 04/09/2004
North Port picks new police chief (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 04/09/2004
Lycos Announces Angelfire Web Site, Receiving the Most Traffic in the Past Four Years [Website Featuring Photo Diary of Young Ukrainian Woman's Motorcycle Trip Through 'Deadzone' of Chernobyl] (PRNewswire) 04/09/2004
Repeated Voting on Draft Law About Making Changes to Constitution Possible in SR Today – MPs (UNIAN) 04/09/2004
3,000 protest proposed election change in Ukraine (Chicago Tribune) 04/09/2004
Ten Ukrainian parties to nominate joint candidate (Baku Sun) 04/09/2004
Presidential press services gives lie to cancellation of VAT-accounts news [?] (Interfax) 04/09/2004
Kuchma U-turns on VAT accounts introduction (Part 2) (Interfax) 04/09/2004
Ex-Ukrainian PM extorted businessmen: witness [Pavlo Lazarenko] (AFP/Borneo Bulletin) 04/09/2004
CIS prosecutors sign 11 documents to coordinate efforts in war on organized crime (Interfax) 04/09/2004
Ukraine: a reliable partner in fighting cyberterrorism and money laundering (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/09/2004
Collecting evidence while investigating computer crimes (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/09/2004
Man arrested for steroids at SFO ['Ukraine is a known source for steroids'] (San Mateo Daily Journal) 04/09/2004
Austrian-Ukrainian group buys 90% stake in Moldovan Steel Mill (Interfax) 04/09/2004
SANA and Ukrainian News Agency / Agreement (World News) 04/09/2004
U.S. not alone in Iraq ['A Ukranian official made the stunning admission that they abandoned Kut 'because they did not have the means to engage in combat.'] (Philadelphia Daily News) 04/09/2004
Coalition troop deployment (UPI/Wash Times) 04/09/2004
US options in dealing with a widening war (CS Monitor) 04/09/2004
Iraqis Insist On Expelling Occupation (Islam Online) 04/09/2004
Confusion over Falluja ceasefire (BBC) 04/09/2004
Insurgents take hostages, dig in across Iraq (Chicago Tribune) 04/09/2004
Strains emerge among U.S. partners in combat in wake of violent uprising by Shia cleric (Newsday) 04/09/2004
On April 15, 2004, the U.S. Consular Section in Kyiv will begin collecting digitally scanned fingerprints from U.S. visa applicants. (Interfax) 04/09/2004
U.N.: Peacekeeper gem mining in S. Leone? ['Ukrainian soldier has been assisting the licensed Sierra Rus mining company to remove spoil material from a mining site'] (UPI/Wash Times) 04/09/2004
Kerry promises jobs, eulogizes war dead. U.S. cannot carry Iraq burden alone, he says, criticizing Bush's foreign policy (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 04/09/2004
Opponents of reform in for slander campaign [Ukraine constitution] (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/09/2004
Ukraine may face terrorist attacks if its peacekeepers stay in Iraq - Kriuchkov (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/09/2004
Pull out troops or we burn hostages alive (Daily Telegraph) 04/09/2004
World Briefing: Europe (NY Times) 04/09/2004
Final press conference quotes: Klitschko vs Brewster; Spinks v Judah (Seconds Out) 04/09/2004
Church Leader Leads Holy Thursday Mass in Schuylkill County [Archbishop Stefan Soroka] (WNEP) 04/09/2004
In city's churches, preparing for Easter (Baltimore Sun) 04/09/2004
Pope Hears Confessions to Start Good Friday Events (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
Non-Jews in Ukraine help mark Sholem Aleichem’s anniversary (JTA) 04/09/2004
Файненшл таймс: 'Президент Кучма не спромігся змінити конституцію' (BBC Ukrainian) 04/09/2004
Зміни до української Конституції не пройшли (BBC Ukrainian) 04/09/2004
Klitschko Brothers Learn to Share (Wash Post) 04/09/2004
Wladimir Klitschko Ready to Regain WBO Title (UANewswire) 04/09/2004
Polish Commander Appeals to Iraqis to End Violence (Bulgarian News Network) 04/09/2004
Iraq in turmoil on Saddam anniversary (Reuters) 04/09/2004
U.S. Forces Recapture Southern Iraq City [Kut] (AP/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
U.S. Forces Retake Shi'ite Town in Iraq [Kut] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/09/2004
A coalition showing signs of fracture. Insurgents are targeting forces of smaller countries exposing the weaknesses in the Pentagon's plans (Guardian) 04/09/2004
Europe Seems Dismayed by Iraq Turn (NY Times) 04/09/2004
Коаліція ще не вирішила, чи вимагати переголосування законопроекту №4105 (УНІАН) 04/09/2004
Basketball: Four Join Azovmash Ahead of Post-Season (FIBA Europe) 04/08/2004
MLS fines Kovalenko (Sports Network) 04/08/2004
NSportview: Klitschkos Are Solid Boxers (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: New York Islanders defenseman Roman Hamerlik of the Czech Republic reaches in on Tampa Bay Lightning center Ruslan Fedotenko of Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Парламент не схвалив конституційну реформу. Забракло 6 голосів (BBC Ukrainian) 04/08/2004
Photo: Le chef du parti ukrainien d'opposition 'Notre Ukraine' Viktor Iouchtchenko [Yushchenko], le 31 mars a Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Полiтреформа наразi провалилася (VOA) 04/08/2004
У Києвi вшанували пам`ять Тараса Процюка (VOA) 04/08/2004
НАТО не планує розташовувати війська в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 04/08/2004
Акція протесту біля парламенту (BBC Ukrainian) 04/08/2004
Photo: Wladimir Klitschko, of the Ukraine poses after he tips the scales at 243 pounds Thursday, April 8, 2004 at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Klitschko meets Lamon Brewster Saturday night, April 10, at the events center of the hotel for the vacant WBO heavyweight title. (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: Lamon Brewster poses after he tips the scales at 226 pounds Thursday, April 8, 2004 at the Mandalay Bay Resort Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Brewster meets Wladimir Klitschko, right, of the Ukraine, Saturday night, April 10. (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: New York Islanders defenseman Roman Hamerlik, left, of the Czech Republic, reaches in on Tampa Bay Lightning center Ruslan Fedotenko (17), of the Ukraine, during the first period of their NHL Eastern Conference quarterfinal game Thursday night (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Ukraine to keep troops in Iraq, may send more arms (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/08/2004
Photo: A protester holds up a poster showing the British Prime Minister Tony Blair, U.S. President George Bush and Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar reading 'The Damned' during a protest outside the U.S. embassy in Madrid, Thursday April 8, 2004 on the anniversary of the death of Spanish journalist Jose Couso at a Baghdad hotel during the war in Iraq. A U.S tank fired on and killed Couso, a cameraman for the Spanish private Telecinco station. The Palestine Hotel was packed with some 300 foreign journalists covering the invasion of Iraq at the time. Ukrainian cameraman Taras Protsyuk, of Reuters television, was killed in the same incident. (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
War Museum Officials should not escape blame [lost and found Filip Konowal Victoria Cross valued at $250,000] (CNW Telbec) 04/08/2004
Poland, Ukraine Won't Withdraw Soldiers From Iraq (Bloomberg) 04/08/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma fails to change constitution (Financial Times) 04/08/2004
Поіменне голосування за зміни до Конституції України (Українська правда) 04/08/2004
Політреформа провалилася: Після провалу політреформи Тимошенко ставить на Медведчукові 'хрест' (Українська правда) 04/08/2004
БІЛЬШОВИКИ ЗБИРАЮТЬСЯ ПРОГОЛОСУВАТИ ПОЛІТРЕФОРМУ ЩЕ РАЗ (Українська правда) 04/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition deputies cheer as they celebrate the failure of a constitutional reform bill in the parliament hall in Kiev, April 8, 2004. Reforms aimed at slashing the powers of future Ukrainian presidents failed to get parliament's approval dealing a blow to the outgoing president, Leonid Kuchma. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition deputies cheer as they celebrate the failure of a constitutional reform in the parliament hall in Kiev, April 8, 2004. Reforms aimed at slashing the powers of future Ukrainian presidents failed to get parliament's approval, dealing a blow to the outgoing president Leonid Kuchma. (Reuters) 04/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a parliamentary session in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, April 8, 2004. Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Ukrainian parliament on Thursday, the day of an expected final vote on constitutional amendments that the opposition contends threaten democracy in the former Soviet republic. (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: Ukraine's parliament rejected bitterly contested changes to the constitution denounced by the opposition as a bid by President Leonid Kuchma (pictured) to hang on to power after his second term ends in October. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
ВЕРХОВНА РАДА УКРАЇНИ НЕ ПРИЙНЯЛА РІШЕННЯ ПРО УХВАЛЕННЯ ЗМІН ДО КОНСТИТУЦІЇ (Українська правда) 04/08/2004
Draft on political reform fails in VR (Interfax) 04/08/2004
Ukraine parliament rejects constitutional changes (AFP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Opposition Jubilant as Ukraine Throws Out Reforms (Reuters) 04/08/2004
Ukraine Rejects Controversial Constitution Reform (Reuters) 04/08/2004
Kyiv denies Ukrainian peacekeepers left al Kut despite coalition's orders (Interfax) 04/08/2004
Ukrainians Protest Constitutional Changes (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: Iraqi Shi'ites chant while holding their weapons in the Holy city of Najaf April 8, 2004. U.S.-led coalition forces do not have control of the cities of Najaf and Kut, where Shi'ite militiamen have seized control of key buildings in the center of town, the top U.S. general in Iraq (news - web sites) said on Thursday. Lieutenant-General Ricardo Sanchez said coalition troops in the cities -- who include Ukrainian and Spanish soldiers -- were in their bases on the outskirts. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Withdrawal of Ukrainian peacekeepers is not in agenda - General Staff (Interfax) 04/08/2004
Ukraine to Keep Troops in Iraq, May Send More Arms (Reuters) 04/08/2004
US-led forces risk being sucked into guerrilla war (Reuters) 04/08/2004
Citizen's arrest after car drama (Cornishman) 04/08/2004
Understanding 'New Europe': Polish, Ukrainian heavyweights exchange views New York [Tarasyuk, Naimski] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/08/2004
US stoking unrest before festival, say Shia (Independent) 04/08/2004
Steamed Rice: Being Condi Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry (Counterpunch) 04/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian man lights a candle under a portrait of killed journalist Taras Protsyuk near the U.S. embassy in Kiev, April 8, 2004. A couple of dozen people lit candles and laid red carnations outside the embassy in Ukraine's capital on Thursday to commemorate the first anniversary of his death. Protsyuk, 35, was killed when a U.S. tank shell hit the Palestine Hotel, the headquarters of international journalists in Baghdad as troops entered the Iraqi capital on April 8, 2003. Taras had worked for Reuters since 1993. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian man shouts as he takes part in a rally outside the parliament building in Kiev, April 8, 2004. Ukrainian opposition activists protest on Thursday as deputies are due to vote on a political reform aimed at transferring part of the president's authority to parliament and the prime minister (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Proportional Local Elections Are Untimely - Kyiv's Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko (Главред) 04/08/2004
One Should First Get Americans Acquainted with Ukraine’s Existence to Raise Their Concern over Its Problems – Tikhon Pascal (Главред) 04/08/2004
Ukraine MPs vote on constitution (BBC) 04/08/2004
Fugitive Chief to Air Radio Continent from Underground (UANewswire) 04/08/2004
Nonexistent Russian women were the bait [scheme netted at least $1 million and may have involved other people in Russia or Ukraine] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/08/2004
Bulgaria Issues Tax-free Visas for 3 Countries (Novinite) 04/08/2004
Draft resolution on withdrawal of Ukrainian peacekeepers from Iraq registered in Verkhovna Rada (Interfax) 04/08/2004
Iraq Uprising Shifts Role of U.S. Allies (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Militiamen Control Parts of 3 Iraq Cities [Top U.S. general vows to retake militia-held Kut] (AP/Yahoo) 04/08/2004
Coalition forces in Iraq don't control Najaf, Kut (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/08/2004
Rumsfeld defiant, but US troops face extended Iraq duty (Independent) 04/08/2004
Journalists Killed by U.S. Troops Remembered in Iraq [Cameraman Taras Protsyuk] (Reuters) 04/08/2004
Українськi миротворцi евакуювалися з Аль-Куту (VOA) 04/08/2004
An oval art form [pysanky] (Pantagraph) 04/08/2004
Ukraine to vote on constitution (Financial Times) 04/08/2004
Economic Iron Curtain Drops With a Thud [Uzhhorod] (Moscow Times) 04/08/2004
UN warns that grain stocks are becoming dangerously low (Scotland Herald) 04/08/2004
U.S. Increases Efforts to Put Down Sunni and Shiite Combatants (NY Times) 04/08/2004
Under Fire, Private Army Emerges (Wash Post) 04/08/2004
Some Allies Reconsider Their Occupation Roles (Wash Post) 04/08/2004
As Violence Grows, Some U.S. Allies Rethink Iraq Commitments (Reuters/NY Times) 04/08/2004
Urban warfare grips Iraq [Ukrainian forces failed to defend the compound and pulled out of Kut. Previously, only Iraqi policemen had abandoned their positions under attack from Sadr's Mahdi army.] (Daily Telegraph) 04/08/2004
Ukrainian troops cede town as attacks on allies intensify (Financial Times) 04/08/2004
A guided missile, a misguided war. US kills 40 in mosque attack as Iraq conflict spirals out of control (Independent) 04/08/2004
A farce before the tragedy that roiled the world [Book review] (NY Newsday) 04/08/2004
Sharipov: Ukrainian Men Still Contenders (Int'l Gymnast) 04/07/2004
Coughlin selects an agent with deep pool of experience (Contra Costa Times) 04/07/2004
Ireland U19s lose to Ukraine (Irish Examiner) 04/07/2004
Basketball: Kyiv Sign Chikalkin (FIBA Europe) 04/07/2004
Корупція і слабкість судів - перешкоди демократії (BBC Ukrainian) 04/07/2004
Українці здають перше місто в Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/07/2004
NUJ вимагає розслідування смерті Тараса Процюка (BBC Ukrainian) 04/07/2004
Президент Литви після імпічменту потрапив до лікарні (BBC Ukrainian) 04/07/2004
Freedom House Report Highlights Countries With Democratic Deficits (RFE/RL) 04/07/2004
Crude Oil Surges After U.S. Inventories Unexpectedly Decline (Bloomberg) 04/07/2004
U.S. May Beef Up Iraq Troop Levels to Quell Violence (Reuters) 04/07/2004
Rumsfeld Says U.S. to Keep Extra Forces in Iraq (Bloomberg) 04/07/2004
Battles rage across Iraq (Reuters) 04/07/2004
Kofi Annan: Genocides Helped Make 20th Century Bloodiest Ever (Reuters) 04/07/2004
Gazprom chairman sets out his agenda (Financial Times) 04/07/2004
Photo: A model shows a hairstyle during 'Beauty Season 2004' contest in Kiev, April 7, 2004. The annual international competition of hairdressers and body-art designers started in the Ukrainian capital on April 7 and runs till April 10. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
V & V Klitschko heavies aim to rule world boxing (Reuters/Cape Argus) 04/07/2004
Photo: Vladimir Klitschko of Ukraine speaks to reporters before a news conference Wednesday, April 7, 2004, in Las Vegas (AP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine smiles during a press conference at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxer Wladimir Klitschko (L) of Kiev, Ukraine and trainer Emanuel Steward listen to boxing promoter Don King during a press conference at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Photo: Boxing promoter Don King (L) and heavyweight boxer Lamon Brewster, seated, of Indianapolis, Indiana, listen to Wladimir Klitschko of Kiev, Ukraine speak during a press conference at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxers Lamon Brewster (L) of Indianapolis, Indiana, and Wladimir Klitschko (R) of Kiev, Ukraine pose with boxing promoter Don King during a press conference at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Exchange students bond over perks, oddities here. German, Ukrainian take up cheerleading, sample family life (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) 04/07/2004
Agassiz egg artist shares her flair [Pysanky] (Agassiz Harrison Observer) 04/07/2004
Easter trees: German tradition becomes American holiday staple (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel) 04/07/2004
Easter Traditions With A Jamaican Twist (Jamaica Observer) 04/07/2004
Pysanky knows no gender limits [Edward Senko] (Valley Independent) 04/07/2004
Монiторинг за березень: Український телеефiр майже виключно провладний (VOA) 04/07/2004
Борис Тарасюк: Україна скочується до авторитаризму. (VOA) 04/07/2004
Tarasyuk: The generations of Ukrainian freedom fighters were not dreaming about the Ukraine we have right now. Washington's Action Ukraine Coalition Meeting with Ukrainian Rada Member Borys Tarasyuk FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/07/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 04/07/2004
US lifts tough monitoring on transactions with participation of Ukraine's financial institutions (Interfax) 04/07/2004
Kyiv to host Ukrainian-Czech commission for economic cooperation (Interfax) 04/07/2004
Government body okays canceling free trade in sugar with Russia, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova (Interfax) 04/07/2004
[Communist Party leader] Symonenko to call for withdrawal of Ukrainian peacekeepers from Iraq in VR on Thursday (Interfax) 04/07/2004
Ukrainian troops again under fire in Iraq, evacuate local government building (Interfax) 04/07/2004
Japan Urges U.N. to Halt Iraqi Violence (AP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
U.S Hits Mosque Compound; 40 Said Dead (AP/Guardian) 04/07/2004
Breaking point for a hard man on the front line (Sydney Morning Herald) 04/07/2004
Crisis of a “Second Iraq War” (Donga) 04/07/2004
The Klitschko brothers in arms - Vitali and Vladimir set to make boxing history (Calcutta Telegraph) 04/07/2004
With Picture of Lennox Lewis. Yanks for the Memory. (The Scotsman) 04/07/2004
Medal returns [Filip Konowal's Victoria Cross] (Winnipeg Sun) 04/07/2004
Put medal in war museum [Filip Konowal's Victoria Cross] (Montreal Gazette) 04/07/2004
58% of Ukrainian and Foreign Experts Believe that Political Reform Is Carried Out Illegitimately - Poll (UNIAN) 04/07/2004
45-50% of Ukrainian Citizens - Believers (UNIAN) 04/07/2004
Constitutional Court Declared Unconstitutional Provision of President's Resolution on Introduction of State Monopoly in Sphere of Production and Circulation of Alcohol and Tobacco (UNIAN) 04/07/2004
Twelve U.S. Marines Killed as Iraq Violence Worsens (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Ukraine troops leave Iraqi city in hands of radical Shiites (AFP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Ukrainian troops pull out of Kut, at base camp (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/07/2004
U.S. allies bear brunt of uprising (CNN) 04/07/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers take shelter behind military vehicles after Iraqi demonstrators started throwing grenades towards them in the southern city of Kut. Ukrainian troops withdrew from Kut after heavy fighting with supporters of radical Shiite Muslim cleric Moqtada Sadr who now control the city. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
U.S. Vows to Crush Shiite Militia; Ukranians Pull Out of Kut (NY Times) 04/07/2004
Fighting in Iraq Presents Test for U.S. (AP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
US vows to 'destroy' radical Shia militia in Iraq (FT/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
US vows to destroy Shiite militia as death toll mounts in Iraq chaos (AFP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
U.S. Hits Fallujah Mosque; 40 Said Killed (AP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Sergey Bubka and Charmaine Crooks: “Athens will make Sydney pale in comparison” (Sports Features) 04/07/2004
Donors' 25G helps tot breathe easier: News readers help little girl who needs surgery [Mariyka Tkachuk - a 20-month-old Ukrainian girl] (NY Daily News) 04/07/2004
CIS Councils will discuss child trafficking (Baku Today) 04/07/2004
The Significance of Easter Food (Catholic Herald) 04/07/2004
Britain's 'oldest resident' dies aged 160 [Timothy the tortoise - mascot during Crimean War] (AFP/Yahoo) 04/07/2004
Hibs boss is hopeful over Alen (Edinburgh Evening News) 04/06/2004
Tennis: Mouhtassine earns shock win (BBC Sport) 04/06/2004
Katarina Srebotnik and Marion Bartoli upset in Casablanca tennis tourney (CP/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Steve Konowalchuk: Veteran Experience (Colorado Avalanche) 04/06/2004
Kyiv denies Ukrainian peacekeepers forced out of Al Kut (Interfax) 04/06/2004
20 GIs, 100 Iraqis Killed Since Weekend (AP/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Ukrainian peacekeeper killed in Iraq, five wounded (Interfax) 04/06/2004
Survey: Corruption and weak judiciary are key obstacles to democracy (Freedom House) 04/06/2004
Battles Flare as Iraqi Shi'ites Vow Resistance (Reuters) 04/06/2004
Закон про вибори місцевих органів влади (BBC Ukrainian) 04/06/2004
В Iраку загинув український миротворець (VOA) 04/06/2004
Special rapporteur on sale of children, independent expert on violence against children present reports [see: Volodymyr Belashov] (UNHCHR) 04/06/2004
'Civic forum' backs constitutional reform; Yushchenko changing tactics. (RFE/RL) 04/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers take shelter behind a military vehicle in Kut. A Ukrainian soldier was killed and five others wounded in fighting with supporters of radical Shiite Muslim cleric Moqtada Sadr in the city of Kut, south of the capital Baghdad. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Ukrainian soldier killed, five wounded in Iraq (AFP/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Безпека миротворців в Іраку - найголовніше. МЗС (BBC Ukrainian) 04/06/2004
Ukrainian soldier killed, five injured in Iraq (ABC Online - Australia) 04/06/2004
Привітання Українській громаді з нагоди Великодніх Свят [Ambassador Kuchinsky sends Easter greetings to the Ukrainian community] (BRAMA) 04/06/2004
Кучма й Саакашвілі обміняються візитами (BBC Ukrainian) 04/06/2004
Restored Khersones Church with New Iconostasis to Open on Easter (RISU) 04/06/2004
Washington to host meeting of Ukraine-U.S. economic cooperation committee (Interfax) 04/06/2004
Ministry to keep foreign visitors' schedules secret (Interfax) 04/06/2004
Thousands of Embassy of God Faithful Picket Kyivan Administration Demanding Land (RISU) 04/06/2004
Law-enforcers say Vice-Prime Minister Kyrylenko illegally sold properties to Lazarenko-linked companies (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/06/2004
Battles Flare as U.S. Vows to Arrest Iraqi Cleric (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Kuchma Signed Law on Ratification of Memorandum, Giving NATO Armed Forces Right of Free Access to Ukrainian Territory (UNIAN) 04/06/2004
Russia worried about new dividing wall after EU enlargement (EU Business) 04/06/2004
A Legal Aid Charity [Soros and Pinchuk] (День) 04/06/2004
James Mace: The Year of Poland (День) 04/06/2004
Year of Poland: Starting with the Good News (День) 04/06/2004
Do Ukraine’s economic conditions encourage the development of the domestic market? (День) 04/06/2004
Bulgarian Miracle in Ukraine: Tax Payment Minimization Schemes Against VAT Accounts (День) 04/06/2004
Kyiv Archimandrite (День) 04/06/2004
History of One Name (День) 04/06/2004
“A Mistake of Historical Significance...”: On the history of Ukrainian education in Podillia at the turn of the twentieth century (День) 04/06/2004
Emotional Web Site Featuring Photo Diary of Young Ukrainian Woman's Motorcycle Trip Through 'Deadzone,' Puts Chernobyl on this Week's List for First Time Ever (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 04/06/2004
Victoria Cross missing from museum seized by RCMP [Filip Konowal] (CBC News) 04/06/2004
Rare medal seized before auction. Canadian won prestigious Victoria Cross. [Filip Konowal] (Toronto Star) 04/06/2004
Mounties seize a long-lost Victoria Cross [Filip Konowal moved to Canada from Ukraine in 1913, before enlisting in the 47th battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He fought at Vimy Ridge and was a corporal in that battalion during the fighting on Hill 70, where he earned his medal. King George V gave him the medal on Oct. 15, 1917.] (Globe and Mail) 04/06/2004
RCMP seize Victoria Cross before it can be sold [Victoria Cross awarded to Canadian soldier Filip Konowal in 1917. Konowal, who was born in Ukraine in 1888, immigrated to Canada just before the outbreak of the First World War and enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force. In the battle for Hill 70 at Lens, France, in August 1917, he single-handedly killed at least a dozen enemy soldiers and seized a German machine-gun.] (Calgary Herald) 04/06/2004
War Amps Pleased with Missing VC Medal Probe [Filip Konowal] (CNW Telbec) 04/06/2004
North Port adds police chief candidates [Walter Zalisko] (Florida Herald Tribune) 04/06/2004
People smuggler jailed in court first (New Zealand Stuff) 04/06/2004
Ukrainian hacker Maxim Kovalchuk appeared in California court (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/06/2004
Amnesty International - Library - Facts and figures on the death penalty [Ukraine abolished death penalty for all crimes in 1999] (Serbia Post) 04/06/2004
Odessa's street named after former Vietnamese President Ton Duc Thang (Vietnam News Agency) 04/06/2004
After Hubble: Global Push for a World Space Observatory (Space.com) 04/06/2004
Taproot actors find wisdom in 'Fools' (Seattle Times) 04/06/2004
Warsaw, Kiev at Odds Over Stalled Steel Deal [Huta Czestochowa] (Transitions Online) 04/05/2004
Klitschko Brothers Turn Page on Germany Years (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/05/2004
Boxing: Khan qualifies for Olympics (BBC Sport) 04/05/2004
Eastern European round-up (Reuters) 04/05/2004
Ayatollah struggles to regain initiative from firebrand (Financial Times) 04/05/2004
Chairperson of Commission on Status of Women Calls for Greater Role for Women in Conflict Resolution [see: Volodymyr Belashov] (UNHCHR) 04/05/2004
Defense Ministry denies Ukrainian peacekeepers forced out of Al Kut (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Kuchma appoints Zadorozhniy, Kysil, Kopylenko, Selivon members of Arbitration Court's permanent chamber (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) greets Libyan Prime Minister Shokri Ghanem before their talks at the presidential office in Kiev (AP/Reuters) 04/05/2004
George Soros: 'I didn’t call Kuchma a candid man' (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/05/2004
George Soros' extreme tour (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/05/2004
Six held for taking Ukraine nuke equipment (AP/Yahoo) 04/05/2004
Social Security [and the 2004 Presidential election in Ukraine] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/05/2004
Odd man out [Kuchma’s third term in office?] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/05/2004
10 Parties Formed Union 'People's President' of Propose United Candidate at Elections-2004 (UNIAN) 04/05/2004
Kuchma signs into law presidential ballot bill cutting election campaign by 2 months (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Renaissance Foundation, Internews-Network invite competition of projects on media support in Ukraine (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Ukraine offers to set up anti-terrorism center of OSCE (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Free trade zone, as first stage of CES, may be set up this year, says Yanukovych (Interfax) 04/05/2004
A Mysterious Solution to Your Security? [PC add-in board that's currently being manufactured in small, pre-production quantities in — of all places — Kiev, Ukraine] (IT Management) 04/05/2004
Chernobyl Photo Essay (El Paso Newspaper Tree) 04/05/2004
Chernobyl: 18 years of silence (El Paso Newspaper Tree) 04/05/2004
Obit: John Taras, Choreographer, Dies at 84 (NY Times) 04/05/2004
Obit: 'Shepherd of a flock' praised by parish [Rev. William Czekaluk] (Allentown Morning Call) 04/05/2004
Two blazes kill two immigrants [Vyacheslav Lisyansky] (NY Daily News) 04/05/2004
Candidate calls Florida police chief search smoke and mirrors [Walter Zalisko] (Sun Herald) 04/05/2004
Human trafficking crackdown (Scotland Evening Express) 04/05/2004
Israeli faces 20 years for people smuggling in New Zealand (Haaretz) 04/05/2004
NJ Man Enters Plea in Wife's Murder [mail order bride] (KYW Newsradio) 04/05/2004
A Latency of Computer Crimes (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/05/2004
It's homecoming week for local Disney on Ice skater [Amanda and Igor Korobko] (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 04/05/2004
Basketball: Only in L.A., Jackson Says (LA Times) 04/05/2004
Milan's Shevchenko fit to face Deportivo (Reuters) 04/05/2004
Shevchenko boost for AC Milan (AFP/Yahoo) 04/05/2004
Shevchenko fit for Milan (Sports Network) 04/05/2004
Ex-Soviet refugee celebrates freedom in Passover (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 04/05/2004
Even young Asians respond to Pope (AsiaNews) 04/05/2004
Human Rights Forum Focuses on Religious Rights, Interdenominational Conflicts (RISU) 04/05/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Moscow Patriarchate) Press Secretary Accuses UOC-Kyivan Patriarch at Book Presentation (RISU) 04/05/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate) Patriarch [Filaret] Receives Award (RISU) 04/05/2004
Сьогодні у Києві поховали українського письменника і дисидента Миколу Руденка (Радіо Свобода) 04/05/2004
Переговори в Астані: угоду про ЄЕП ратифікують через 2 місяці? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/05/2004
Shevardnadze Apologizes to People of Ukraine for Georgian President Saakashvili's Statements (NY Jewish Times) 04/05/2004
Interfax-Ukraine opens press center (Interfax) 04/05/2004
Athletics: Kipchumba takes Stramilano win (IAAF) 04/04/2004
Milan slip up to give title rivals glimmer of hope (AFP/Yahoo) 04/04/2004
AS Roma moves closer to AC Milan on 3-0 win at Lecce in Italian soccer (CP/Yahoo) 04/04/2004
Андрія Шевченка прооперували (Forum) 04/04/2004
Outsourcing Chasing Cheap Labor to the East (Time) 04/04/2004
Museum wants long-lost Victoria Cross returned [originally awarded to Filip Konowal] (CBC News) 04/04/2004
Symbol of spring from Ukraine [Ukrainian Easter egg, known as pysanky] (Chicago Tribune) 04/04/2004
A lesson in Ukrainian Easter egg art (Albany Capital News 9) 04/04/2004
Teaching the Difference Between Jesus and Judaism (NY Times) 04/04/2004
Steward now in Klitschko camps (LA Daily News) 04/04/2004
Boxing: Ruiz has dreams of ‘world unity’ (Boston Herald) 04/04/2004
Photo: DC United's Alecko Eskandarian celebrates his team's second goal with teammate Dema Kovalenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/03/2004
French Boxer Thomas Qualifies for Athens (AP/Yahoo) 04/03/2004
Athletics: McKiernan upstages O'Sullivan in Dublin (IAAF) 04/03/2004
Президенти України та Польщі за спільний чемпіонат Європи (BBC Ukrainian) 04/03/2004
Former Ukrainian dissident Mykola Rudenko dies, aged 83 (UANewswire) 04/03/2004
Кучма: Нікому не вдасться розіграти кримську карту (BBC Ukrainian) 04/03/2004
On this day: A methane gas explosion at the Skochinsky mine in Donetsk, Ukraine, kills 63 (Melbourne Herald Sun) 04/03/2004
Photo: Pau's Ukrainian Artur Drozdov battles with Limoges’ Jimmy Nebot (AFP/Yahoo) 04/03/2004
Photo: Toronto Maple Leafs' Joe Nieuwendyk celebrates his goal with teammates Nik Antropov, Calle Johansson and Alexei Ponikarovsky (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/03/2004
Photo: DC United's Alecko Askandarian celebrates DC United's first goal against the San Jose Earthquake with teammate Dema Kovalenko (AP/Yahoo) 04/03/2004
Shevchenko seeks repeat performance (UEFA) 04/02/2004
Андрій Шевченко може стрибати вище (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
Chess: Anand leaps to 3rd spot (Calcutta Telegraph) 04/02/2004
Belarus/Ukraine: Oscar Win Boosting Cause Of Chornobyl Children's Project [Oscar-winning documentary film 'Chernobyl Heart'] (RFE/RL) 04/02/2004
Two Ukrainian Students Expelled for Soros Protest (AP/Yahoo) 04/02/2004
Kings slumping, Lakers streaking, West all tied up [Los Angeles Lakers forward Stanislav Medvedenko (Ukraine), Seattle SuperSonics forward-center Vitaly Potapenko (Ukraine) to be coaches for Basketball without Borders Europe] (Contra Costa Times) 04/02/2004
Easter Eggs -- History and How-To's (Phoenix Oregon News) 04/02/2004
Computer virus damage shatters records [Hacker-activated code writers and phishing scam campaigners originating from the three regions: Eastern Europe, including Russia and Ukraine...] (Globe Technology) 04/02/2004
Tasting the world (Orange Leader) 04/02/2004
Start of adoption ministrey launched by Ukrainian mission (Paducah Sun) 04/02/2004
Any Attempt to Threaten Law and Order Will Be Suppressed Without any Hesitations - Kuchma (UNIAN) 04/02/2004
Kuchma Has Endorsed Law On Proportional Elections To Parliament (UNIAN) 04/02/2004
Kuchma signs into law bill on proportional parliamentary elections (Interfax) 04/02/2004
The Political Situation in Ukraine before the Presidential Election. A discussion with Borys Tarasyuk, Deputy Chairman of the “Our Ukraine” bloc in the Ukrainian parliament. (CEIP) 04/02/2004
Negotiations to resume with EU neighbours (EU Observer) 04/02/2004
Ivory Coast calls in French troops [Ukraine to provide military personnel] (Reuters) 04/02/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, greets Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov, right, and Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, center, in the Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow (AP/Yahoo) 04/02/2004
Putin notes advantages of Common Economic Space (Interfax) 04/02/2004
Russia, Ukraine discuss forming common economic space (VNA) 04/02/2004
Procter & Gamble buys plant in eastern Ukraine (Reuters/Forbes) 04/02/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (R) greets his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan prior to their meeting at the Cabinet of Ministers in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/02/2004
Turkcell Signs GSM Partnership in Ukraine (PRNewswire) 04/02/2004
U.S. National Trade Estimate report on Ukraine 2004 [PDF] (USTR) 04/02/2004
USTR Releases 2004 Inventory of Foreign Trade Barriers [Ukraine cited] [PDF] (USTR) 04/02/2004
Canada on Washington's worst trade list [Ukraine also cited] (CNews) 04/02/2004
Gangmaster racket trio are jailed [illegal workers and money-laundering] (BBC) 04/02/2004
Computer crimes in Ukraine (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/02/2004
Scientology Community to Register in Ukraine (RISU) 04/02/2004
Spirit of the music: Dueling Klezmers (NY Daily News) 04/02/2004
У Києві відбувається форму на підтримку політреформи (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
'Київ на шляху до відкритого суспільства'? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
Україна-ЄС: надії на новий рауд переговорів (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
В.Янукович обговорив у Москві перспективи ЄЕП (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
НАТО зацікавлено у прогресивному розвитку України (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
Мер Будапешта позбавляє Сталіна почесного звання (BBC Ukrainian) 04/02/2004
All in the family (Montreal Gazette) 04/02/2004
Long weight for American star, Europeans invade boxing's big division (NY Post) 04/02/2004
Still a 'world' of hockey ahead for Varlamov (Winnipeg Sun) 04/01/2004
Misery in a pariah state [Transdniester in Moldova] (BBC) 04/01/2004
Putin proposes annual high-level Russian-Ukrainian meetings (Interfax) 04/01/2004
Belleville - Prince Charles students learn lessons through Ukrainian Easter eggs (Community Press Daily) 04/01/2004
Kroes Energy receives second Ukrainian dividend; development well 187b starts drilling (Canada Newswire) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus back [in Connecticut] (Hartford Courant) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian Village tales come to life [author Irene Zabytko] (Chicago Tribune) 04/01/2004
Rallying round to help Kate (Kidderminster Shuttle) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian Cherry Blossom Princess [National Cherry Blossom Festival®, Washington, DC] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 04/01/2004
Book of the Month for April 2004: Ukraine: From Chernobyl' to Sovereignty: A Collection of Interviews (BRAMA) 04/01/2004
За останній тиждень радикально зменшилась кількість ЗМІ, які одержують “темники”, заявляє Томенко (УНІАН) 04/01/2004
Президент сказав Соросу, що нічого не знає про 'темники' (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Пінчук готовий лобіювати проект Сороса (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Сорос купує 'Торчок-продукт'? (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
У Сороса жбурнули майонезом у Києві (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
World Briefing: Europe [Attack on Soros] (NY Times) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian Activists Soil Soros in Protest (Reuters/NY Times) 04/01/2004
Soros, Pinchuk to create legal aid foundation in Ukraine (Interfax) 04/01/2004
Pravda Accuses Soros of Plotting Revolution (Newsmax) 04/01/2004
Security Service fails to substantiate claim of threat to Polish president in Ukraine (Interfax) 04/01/2004
During Kwasniewski's Visit To Kyiv, Sbu Got Information About Preparing Of Attempt On His Life (UNIAN) 04/01/2004
Литвин підписав та направив на підпис президентові закон про вибори народних депутатів (УНІАН) 04/01/2004
Більшість ВР схиляється до голосування конституційного закону іменними бюлетенями (УНІАН) 04/01/2004
Сьогодні невідомі закидали київський офіс “Братства” тухлими яйцями (УНІАН) 04/01/2004
10 тисяч прибічників НУ вимагають змін у бюджеті (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian Easter eggs (pysanky) at Cleveland's Ukrainian Museum-Archives (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian singers, musicians to perform [Ukrainian Bandurist Chorus] (Syracuse Post Standard) 04/01/2004
Orchestra names finalists for music director [Wyoming concert season opener on Sept. 11 will feature the Kiev Symphony] (Billings Gazette) 04/01/2004
Chernobyl blamed for birth drop - Study says radiation affected Czech mothers (Prague Post) 04/01/2004
Church Most Trusted Institution in Ukraine for Second Year (RISU) 04/01/2004
Religion in Russia today, part 1 (Church of England) 04/01/2004
Soros says hopes to offload Svyazinvest - report (Reuters/Forbes) 04/01/2004
Тендер на Гуту Ченстохову не скасовуватимуть (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Приватизацію 'Гути Ченстохової' призупинено (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Huta Czętochowa steel mill sale suspended (Warsaw Business Journal) 04/01/2004
Wi-Fi trousers, edible phones and mobiles for lefties [April Fools' Day story] (ZDNet) 04/01/2004
The Klitschkos, Steward and Sdunek meet the press (Bragging Rights Corner) 04/01/2004
Swimming: Thorpe enjoys furious change of pace (The Australian) 04/01/2004
Chess: Anand overcomes Ivanchuk (Calcutta Telegraph) 04/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Andriy Shevchenko reacts after a collision with Macedonian Milan Stojanovski (Reuters) 04/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Andriy Shevchenko points toward referee Milan Karadzic after a collision with Macedonian Milan Stojanovski (Reuters) 04/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Andriy Shevchenko fights for the ball with Macedonian Milan Stojanovski (Reuters) 04/01/2004
Україна програє, Шевченко йде з поля (BBC Ukrainian) 04/01/2004
Macedonia beats Ukraine 1-0 in international friendly (AP/Fox Sports) 04/01/2004
Book Review: Match of Death [This is the story of a young boy living in Kiev in Russia...] (ic Newcastle) 04/01/2004
Stavrevski strikes in Skopje (UEFA) 04/01/2004
Basketball: Table-Topping Azovmash Extend Lead in Crunch Clash (FIBA Europe) 04/01/2004
Dutch deny France record [Macedonia beat Ukraine 1-0; AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko taken off at half-time to nurse broken nose] (Sporting Life) 04/01/2004
Irish stun Czechs [AC Milan striker Andriy Shevchenko broke his nose] (The Age) 04/01/2004
AC Milan tell Chelsea to forget Shevchenko (Tribalfootball) 04/01/2004
Chess: Anand overcomes Ivanchuk - Monaco chess l Indian Grandmaster moves to joint fourth (Calcutta Telegraph) 04/01/2004
Association for the Study of Nationalities (ASN) 9th Annual World Convention (BRAMA) 04/01/2004
Kiev Oligarch Keeps It in Family [Viktor Pinchuk] (Reuters/Moscow Times) 04/01/2004
Baby Mariyka's battle to breathe (NY Daily News) 04/01/2004
Ukrainian peacekeepers avert explosion of U.S. Hummer in Iraq (Interfax) 04/01/2004
Bodies of four Americans dragged through streets of Fallujah (AP/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 04/01/2004
North Korea seen stalling in nuclear row until U.S. vote (Reuters) 04/01/2004
Liberty Radio, Voice of America seeking new partners in Ukraine (Interfax) 04/01/2004
Ukraine Promises NATO to Increase Press Freedom (Главред) 04/01/2004
Ukraine Is and Shall Remain Ideal Partner of USA in Europe - Meeting of Lytvyn with delegation of Foreign Affairs Council of USA (UNIAN) 04/01/2004
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