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Marcy Kaptur: Congressional Ukrainian Caucus - Letter to PM Viktor Yanukovych (Congressional Record) 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
Єврокомісія: розширення ЄС добре для України (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Йосиф Сталін не стане громадянином ЄС (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
EU's Outsiders Look in with Envy and Bitterness (The Scotsman) 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
Basketball: Kiev Close in on Final (FIBA Europe) 04/30/2004
Under-17 Team Guide: Ukraine (UEFA) 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 disappointed with another protraction by EU issue of Ukraine's market economy status (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 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
NSDC says Ukrainian peacekeepers will stay in Iraq (Interfax) 04/30/2004
Alleged Nazi guard loses appeal [Demjanjuk] (BBC) 04/30/2004
Demjanjuk was Nazi guard, court rules (AP/CNN) 04/30/2004
Another Legal Setback for Accused Nazi Demjanjuk (Reuters/CNN) 04/30/2004
Ukraine hopes larger Europe will not confine itself to its domestic issues - statement (Interfax) 04/30/2004
SBU planning to set up independent foreign intelligence service (Interfax) 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: 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
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
Узгоджено спільні правила ЄС щодо притулку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
Thousand of migrants provide vital workforce in menial jobs (Yorkshire Post) 04/30/2004
Вибори у Мукачевому - жахлива репетиція президентських виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 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
Міськрада Києва - за виведення українців з Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 04/30/2004
3000 Orthodox and Catholics Make Ecumenical Pilgrimage to New Jersey, USA (RISU) 04/30/2004
What's the EU's point in keeping Ukraine away? By Yuliya Tymoshenko (Taipei Times) 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
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
Chernobyl reactor needs new cover (Big News Network) 04/30/2004
Freedom House: українська преса залишається невiльною (VOA) 04/29/2004
Greek Catholic Cardinal Husar Visits Odesa (RISU) 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
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
Мукачiвськi вибори - репетицiя президентських? (VOA) 04/29/2004
Українську економіку не обіцяють визнати ринковою (BBC Ukrainian) 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
На полiтреформi крапку ще не поставлено (VOA) 04/29/2004
Basketball: BC Kiev and Azovmash Take Semi-Final Leads (FIBA Europe) 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
Flawed Democracies: Center unveils new tool to track political accountability around the world [Ukraine - weak] (CPI) 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
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
Comment: Unfinished symphony [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
Two Ukrainian soldiers killed in Iraq [To date: 1 journalist and 6 Ukrainian soldiers dead, 16 wounded] (China View) 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
Ever-expanding Union? (Economist) 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
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
U.S. Warplane Fires on Fallujah Targets (AP/Yahoo) 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
Hryschenko leaves for Dublin meeting of Ukraine-Troika EU (Interfax) 04/29/2004
One More Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished As Result of Wounds in Iraq (UNIAN) 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
The Chernobyl effect and North Korea (Asia Times) 04/29/2004
Дiяльнiсть Фонду допомоги дiтям ... [from 4/27/04] (VOA) 04/29/2004
No man's land in EU (Budapest Sun) 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
Ukraine's barren patch continues (UEFA) 04/28/2004
Odessa: Much more than a postcard [Book] (Jerusalem Post) 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: Ukraine's Anatoliy Tymoschuk challenges Slovakia's Radoslav Zabavnik during their friendly soccer match at Dynamo stadium in Kiev (Reuters) 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
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
Germany close in on qualification (UEFA) 04/28/2004
В Iраку загинув ще один український миротворець (VOA) 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
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
Кучма готується критикувати ЄС (BBC Ukrainian) 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
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
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
Цитата дня: Кучма про російську синицю та європейського журавля (УНІАН) 04/28/2004
Wladimir Klitschko petitions World Boxing Organisation for rematch with Lamon Brewster (BBC) 04/28/2004
US Ready to Help Ukrainian Companies Win Iraqi Tenders (Главред) 04/28/2004
Kuchma Believes Legal to Consider Two Draft Laws on Amendments to Constitution at Current Supreme Rada Session (UNIAN) 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
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
Kuchma Considers It Necessary to Reconsider Course of Events in Iraq (UNIAN) 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
Another Ukrainian Soldier Killed in Iraq (Novinite) 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
Ukrainian soldier killed in southeastern Iraq as US says talks to disarm Fallujah fighters continue (Al Bawaba) 04/28/2004
Леонід Кучма: Одеса-Броди - в глухому куті (BBC Ukrainian) 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
Inquest - Naked and Drunk Cleaner Found Dead in Cafe Royal (The Scotsman) 04/28/2004
AC Milan striker Shevchenko to become a father, report says (China View) 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
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
No Ukrainian mercenaries possible in Ajaria, Kuchma says (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Ukraine Needs United Church, Says Orthodox (UOC-KP) Patriarch in Crimea (RISU) 04/28/2004
Remember the anniversary of Chornobyl [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 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
Crimean Armenians Commemorate Genocide Victims (RISU) 04/28/2004
Parliament Registers Bill to Exempt Religious Organizations from Charity Tax (RISU) 04/28/2004
Free trade zone should be created within GUUAM - Saakashvili [GUUAM = Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] (Interfax) 04/28/2004
European Economic Summit opens in Warsaw (AFP/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Ukraine will lose from Odessa-Brody reversal [Steven Pifer] (Interfax) 04/28/2004
Poor security 'threatens to reduce power supply targets' [Iraq] (Financial Times) 04/28/2004
A Series of Explosions Rocks Fallujah (AP/Yahoo) 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
Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Interfax Moscow) 04/28/2004
Three Coalition Soldiers Die in Iraq (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2004
Ukrainian Peacemaker Perished In Iraq, Another Two – Injured (UNIAN) 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
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
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
Another Ukrainian peacekeeper dies in Iraq (Part 2) (Interfax) 04/28/2004
One Ukrainian killed in Iraq, Kuchma says will stay (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/28/2004
Chernobyl disaster still means little to Ukraine's ecologists (AFP/Taipei Times) 04/27/2004
Пайфер про майбутнє американсько-українських стосункiв (VOA) 04/27/2004
Саакашвiлi в Києвi (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
Kuchma And Saakashvili Meet In Kyiv (VOA) 04/27/2004
Ukrainian Catholics in Morris hail advent of larger church (NJ Star-Ledger) 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
Foreign educators visit Irvington (Argus) 04/27/2004
West Middle School teacher visits schools in Ukraine (Ann Arbor News) 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
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
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
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
Thousands in Ukraine Still Waiting for Anti-retroviral Drugs (LWF) 04/27/2004
Churches Cautioned against a Moralistic Approach to HIV/AIDS (LWF) 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
Will SES be Economic Space? (День) 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
European integration and CES incompatible, says Chaly (Interfax) 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
One Vector? [Ukraine's 'multivectoral' foreign policy] (День) 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
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
Some Poles Uneasy About Guarding Eastern Border (VOA) 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
[ВІДЕО/VIDEO - Real] Буш, Ірак, Мери України в США (VOA reports about Bush, Iraq, Ukrainian Mayors visit U.S.) (VOA) 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
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
Zhanna Block named on the Balco supply list [banned drugs] (Guardian) 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
Top U.S. court skeptical of foreign antitrust case [Vitamin price-fixing case] (Reuters) 04/26/2004
Milla Jovovich Sued in 'Resident Evil' Pay Dispute (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2004
Ice Hockey-Czechs, Finns Cruise to Easy Wins (Reuters) 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
Спостерігачі Ради Європи рекомендують нові вибори в Мукачеві (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Розширення ЄС - нові можливості чи ізоляція? (BBC Ukrainian) 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
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
'Чорнобильський шлях' Лукашенка (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Туризм в Чорнобильській зоні (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
У Києві відзначили 18-річницю Чорнобиля (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2004
Ecologists not a force in Ukraine 18 years after Chernobyl (AFP/Terra Daily) 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
Результати виборiв у Мукачевому були пофальшованi, говорить парламентська група (VOA) 04/26/2004
Дiяльнiсть Фонду допомоги дiтям Чорнобиля (VOA) 04/26/2004
Чи перемагає Янукович Ющенка за рейтингом довiри-недовiри? (VOA) 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
Ukrainian church breaks new ground. Congregation hopes Hanover facility will provide ethnic connection in community (Parsippany Daily Record) 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
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
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
True Orthodox Church Persecuted by Authorities, Orthodox (UOC-MP) in Dzerzhynsk (RISU) 04/26/2004
Specter, Toomey make last-minute appeals (Philadelphia Inquirer) 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
Klitschko takes giant step (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/26/2004
Klitschko courting Lewis for rematch (London Evening Standard) 04/26/2004
Klitschko's next move (BBC) 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
В Україні обходять вісімнадцяту річницю аварії на ЧАЕС (BBC Ukrainian) 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
ONE hundred people mark anniversary of Chernobyl disaster in Kiev (AFP/SpaceDaily) 04/26/2004
Ukraine: hackers school (Computer Crime Research Center) 04/26/2004
Welcome to the dead zone [Soviet Union's Chernobyl power plant in the the Ukraine] (Straits Times) 04/26/2004
A Question of Principle [Mukacheve, Medvedchuk...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/26/2004
Only dreamers hope for Ukraine's quick entry to EU, says Kuchma (Interfax) 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
The duke, the spies, and the KGB: how cold war plotting entangled Soviet royal visit (Guardian) 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: 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: 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: 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
Eastern Europe's immigration challenge (IHT) 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
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
Pifer hopes for unbiased and quick investigation of events in Mukacheve (Interfax) 04/26/2004
'Our Ukraine' Announces It Has Video-Tapes Confirming Baloha's Victory at Mukachevo Elections (UNIAN) 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
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
OSCE chief urges probe into Mukacheve election debacle (Ukrayinska Pravda) 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
36% of Ukrainians Would Vote for Yushchenko, 33% - for Yanukovych, If They Participated in Presidential Elections - Poll (UNIAN) 04/26/2004
Accomplices [The story of Ukraine’s accession to the Single Economic Space (SES)...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/26/2004
Govt changes European integration priorities, says Azarov (Ukrayinska Pravda) 04/26/2004
An Expanding Europe, in Decline (Wash Post) 04/25/2004
He who would be king (BBC) 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
Sen. Hillary Clinton Calls for More Troops in Iraq (KCBS/Yahoo) 04/25/2004
UNICEF: HIV-AIDS, Iodine Deficiency Rate Reach Alarming ... (VOA) 04/25/2004
Desovietizing post-Chornobyl Ukraine [UACC] (BRAMA) 04/25/2004
UN wants to end confusion about Chernobyl (Reuters/AlertNet) 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, in 8 Rounds, Beats Sanders for Belt (NY Times) 04/25/2004
Klitschko targets Lewis (BBC) 04/25/2004
Slideshow: Boxing [Klitschko v Sanders] (Yahoo) 04/25/2004
Klitschko crowned champion (BBC) 04/25/2004
Ukrainian giant is new WBC champion. Klitschko pounds Sanders down in 8th (San Diego Union-Tribune) 04/25/2004
Klitschko not a true champion -- yet (Pasadena Star) 04/25/2004
Slideshow: Klitschko v Sanders photos (BBC) 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
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
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
Sanders stopped in 8th round (2) (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2004
Sanders stopped in 8th round (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2004
Rage has bilingual ball. Coach is Kiev born (NY Daily News) 04/25/2004
Klitschkos: Boxing's unusual brother act (Chicago Tribune) 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
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
Photo: Teodozii Onyskiv's wife and her sister were among the many women who left the Ukrainian town of Mikulintsi to work in Italy. \t (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
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
Чорнобилю і його дітям 18 (BBC Ukrainian) 04/24/2004
It's Klitschko by KO (Pasadena Star) 04/24/2004
Bidenko: Klitschko's successor? (Fightnews) 04/24/2004
Thousands March In Kyiv To Mark Chornobyl Anniversary (RFE/RL) 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, 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 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, 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
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, 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 lands a left to the head of Corrie Sanders during the third. (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
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 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, 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
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 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
Klitschko KOs Sanders for WBC heavys crown (UPI/Wash TImes) 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, 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 (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, 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: 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 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: 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 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 (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 (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 (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
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
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
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
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
Західні посли про вибори в Мукачево (BBC Ukrainian) 04/24/2004
America's least wanted [Klitschko] (Guardian) 04/24/2004
Klitschko faces Sanders for heavyweight title today (Pakistan Daily Times) 04/24/2004
For Vitali, bout pressure-packed [Klitschko] (NY Daily News) 04/24/2004
Boxing craves Klitschko victory (Globe and Mail) 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
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