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  • Мiжнародна амнiстiя про ситуацiю в Українi (VOA) 05/31/2004
  • Черговий реверс нафтопроводу Одеса-Броди? (VOA News) 05/31/2004
  • Hockey: Top-Line Forward Fedotenko Misses Game 4 (AP/Yahoo) 05/31/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko, Kubina scratched from Lightning lineup for Game 4 (CP/Yahoo) 05/31/2004
  • Hockey: Bolts Take a Hit (Tampa Tribune) 05/31/2004
  • Легка атлетика. Бий своїх, щоб чужі боялись... (Champion) 05/31/2004
  • Athletics: FBK Games Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/31/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/31/2004
  • Field Hockey: Reading and Slough look for double bronze haul (Independent) 05/31/2004
  • Chess: Ukrainian grandmaster Vassily Ivanchuk won the gold medal yesterday at the fifth European championship in Antalya, Turkey (Wash Post) 05/31/2004

  • Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko reacts after he scored a goal during a friendly match with Hong Kong's Kitchee (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • AC Milan humiliated by Hong Kong side in exhibition play (AFP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Athletics: Kluft and Sebrle Prevail in 30th Hypomeeting (IAAF) 05/30/2004
  • Athletics: Goetzis Decathlon and Heptathlon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko is tackled by Kitchee's Feng Jizhi (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan's Andriy Shevchenko fights for the ball with Kitchee player De Araujo (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan's Andriy Shevchenko fights for the ball with Nisa Saveljic of local team Kitchee during a friendship match in Hong Kong (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan Andriy Shevchenko fights for the ball with Kitchee player Cheung Kin-fung (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan Andriy Shevchenko gestures after missing a goal during a friendship match in Hong Kong (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko reacts during a friendly match with Hong Kong's Kitchee (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan Andriy Shevchenko fights for the ball with Kitchee players Cheung Kin-fung and Jizhi Feng (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Shakhtar beat Dnipro 2-0 in bad-tempered Ukrainian final (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma hands the trophy to Shakhtar Donetsk's captain Anatoly Timoshchuk after the team's victory in the Ukraine's soccer Cup final in Kiev (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Shakhtar shine in showpiece (UEFA) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates after scoring a goal during a friendship match in Hong Kong (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's Donetsk Shakhtar players celebrate their 2-0 victory over Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Players of Shakhtar Donetsk celebrate the team's victory in the Ukraine's soccer Cup final in Kiev (Reuters) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's Donetsk Shakhtar players celebrate their 2-0 victory over Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk during Ukraine's Soccer Cup final match (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's President Leonid Kuchma together with Donetsk Shakhtar's players hold the Ukraine Soccer Cup trophy (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 20 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/30/2004
  • World Track Cycling Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego wins Giro (Eurosport) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia final standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego wins Giro d'Italia (BBC Sport) 05/30/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/30/2004
  • In the service of civilization (Toronto Star) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego wins Giro as Petacchi claims stage number nine (AFP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko Back at Saddledome After Injury (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego Wins Giro d'Italia (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Photo: Italy's Damiano Cunego celebrates on the podium with runner-up Sergy Honchar of Ukraine and third-placed Gilberto Simoni after winning the Tour of Italy cycling race in Milan (AP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004
  • Hockey: Just two wins away from the Stanley Cup, Flames say they can play better (CP/Yahoo) 05/30/2004

  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko is helped off the ice by teammate Andre Roy after being hit into the boards (AP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko is slammed into the boards by Calgary Flames' Robyn Regehr (AP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Photo: Bremen's forward Ailton from Brazil and team mate Valerie Ismale from France celebrate after the German Soccer Cup final in Berlin. Background right, is Victor Skripnik from Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Photo: WBC Heavyweight Champion Vitali Klitschko smiles at his brother Vladimir, former WBO World Champion, during a reception at the presidential Mariinsky palace in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego Virtually Clinches Giro Title (AP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Cycling: Garzelli grabs stage, Cunego still pretty in pink (AFP/Yahoo) 05/29/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 19 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/29/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/29/2004
  • Photo: Lyudmyla Vypyraylo from Ukraine rides between fellow competitors during the women's 25 km scratch final at the Track Cycling World Championships in Melbourne (Reuters) 05/29/2004
  • Big day for Russian cyclists at track worlds (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • Cycling: World Track Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • Athletics: Kluft and Sebrle lead after first day of 2004 Hypomeeting (IAAF) 05/29/2004
  • Athletics: Sebrle leading decathlon, Pappas third (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • Athletics: Goetzis Decathlon-Heptathlon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • Modern Pentathlon World Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004
  • FINA-Diving Grand Prix Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/29/2004

  • Photo: Actor Jack Palance (R) speaks with war veteran Charles J. Gyecsek of New Jersey on the National Mall, during a WWII Reunion in Washington, May 28, 2004. The WWII memorial will be dedicated on May 29 to honor U.S. servicemen from World War II, including the the more than 400,000 who died and millions who supported the war effort from home. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: Actor Jack Palance (R) signs an autograph for war veteran Charles J. Gyecsek of New Jersey, on the National Mall during a WWII Reunion in Washington, May 28, 2004. The WWII memorial will be dedicated on May 29 to honor U.S. servicemen from World War II, including the the more than 400,000 who died and millions who supported the war effort from home. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan defender Paolo Maldini and forward Andriy Shevchenko attend a news conference in Hong Kong (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • AC Milan coach relieved after super Shev snubs Chelsea (AFP/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/28/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko proves his value (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 05/28/2004
  • Tennis: China history maker Zheng Jie reaches French Open last 16 (AFP/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: Italian Saeco rider Damiano Cunego climbs followed by Ukrainian Serhiy Honchar, Italian David Cioni and Gilberto Simoni during the 118km, eighteenth stage of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/28/2004
  • Cycling: Role reversal as Cunego steals Simoni's limelight on Tour of Italy (AFP/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Modern Pentathlon World Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/28/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego extends Giro lead (BBC Sport) 05/28/2004
  • Cycling: Italy's Cunego wins Tour of Italy 18th stage (AFP/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/28/2004
  • Boxing: Tyson wants Jones, but only if he beats Tarver: report (AFP/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/28/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 18 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti, defender Paolo Maldini and forward Andriy Shevchenko look at the friendship match trophy during a news conference in Hong Kong for the match against local team 'Kitchee' (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan forward Andriy Shevchenko attends a news conference in Hong Kong (Reuters) 05/28/2004
  • Photo: A.C. Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti, defender Paolo Maldini and forward Andriy Shevchenko attend a news conference in Hong Kong ahead of their match against local team Kitchee (Reuters) 05/28/2004
  • Tensions simmer at Romania summit (BBC) 05/28/2004
  • The changing face of human trafficking [From 5/24/2004] (RFE/RL) 05/28/2004
  • Russia 'respects' Ukraine's desire to join EU, NATO (EUbusiness) 05/28/2004
  • Kuchma hails Our Ukraine's participation in reforming country's political system (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Kuchma Commissioned Government to Stop Growth of Oil Products Prices, and to Take Measures to Reduce It (UNIAN) 05/28/2004
  • Kuchma satisfied with support for Ukraine at Mamaia summit [Romania] (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Ukraine won't coordinate WTO plans with other CES states (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Ukrainian, Czech leaders discuss political and economic cooperation (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • [NBU chairman] Tihipko Not In A Hurry To Support Yanukovych (UNIAN) 05/28/2004
  • Ukraine, Russia, Agreed to Carry Out Regulatory Consultations on Collaboration with European Organizations (UNIAN) 05/28/2004
  • Kinakh to Ballot at Presidential Elections-2004 (UNIAN) 05/28/2004
  • Eurasian Economic Community approves program of action [Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan, Ukraine] (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Л.Кучма скритикував Євросоюз за стратегію щодо України (BBC Ukrainian) 05/28/2004
  • НАТО таки запрошує президента Кучму (BBC Ukrainian) 05/28/2004
  • Winners receive prizes from Ukraine ambassador (Borneo Bulletin) 05/28/2004
  • Loan to Ukrainian steel company halted [Krivorizhstal] (Northwest Indiana News) 05/28/2004
  • Viruses: From Russia, With Love? (PCWorld/Yahoo) 05/28/2004
  • Kuchma hails proposal to set up in Poland bureau of EU Commissioner for eastward enlargement (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Ukraine vacillates, hinders plans to extend oil pipeline to Poland, says Polish dep. minister [Odessa-Brody] (Interfax) 05/28/2004
  • Kyiv waiting for official invitation from NATO to take part in alliance's Istanbul summit (Interfax) 05/28/2004

  • Decreasing Earthshine Could Be Tied to Global Warming (Universe Today) 05/27/2004
  • Полiтреформа - раунд другий (VOA) 05/27/2004
  • Bush Looks to Heaven While Iraq Goes to Hell (Dissident Voice) 05/27/2004
  • Smiling with Jimmy Buffett (Kentucky New Era) 05/27/2004
  • Jews Evaded Nazis by Living in Cave for Nearly 2 Years (National Geographic) 05/27/2004
  • Ukrainian Jewish Community Accuses Paper of Anti-Semitism (UANewswire) 05/27/2004
  • Продi спростовує приписуванi йому заяви про Українy (VOA) 05/27/2004
  • Пiдвищення цiн на пальне - черговий удар по сiльських виробниках (VOA) 05/27/2004
  • Modern Pentathlon World Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/27/2004
  • Cycling: Nostalgic win for Tonkov (Eurosport) 05/27/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/27/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/27/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/27/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 17 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/27/2004
  • Cycling: Former Giro winner Tonkov claims 17th stage (AFP/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko is congratulated by teammates after Fedotenko's tip-in first period goal against the Calgary Flames (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko Steps Up for Lightning Again (AP/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Hockey: A Well Rounded Team (Tampa Tribune) 05/27/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko hits his tip-in first period goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko puts the puck past Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff (AP/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Concern Over Arrest Of Ukrainian Opposition Journalists (RFE/RL) 05/27/2004
  • Trial of Former Ukrainian PM Winds Down in San Francisco [Lazarenko] (VOA) 05/27/2004
  • Ukrainian-American Environmental Association Founded to Promote Joint Efforts at Solving Environmental Challenges Facing the U.S. and Ukraine (BRAMA) 05/27/2004
  • Створення Українсько-американської екологічної асоціації для спільної роботи по вирішенню екологічних проблем України та США (BRAMA) 05/27/2004
  • Alexander Motyl at Ukrainian Institute of America (Art Daily) 05/27/2004
  • Eastern, central European leaders talk EU enlargement, Balkan stability (EU Business) 05/27/2004
  • Central European summit in Romania (UPI/Wash Times) 05/27/2004
  • Ukraine awaiting from Brussels clear signals on Eurointegration - Kuchma (Interfax) 05/27/2004
  • Leaders of 16 eastern and central European countries gather in Romania for two-day summit (BBC) 05/27/2004
  • Moroz Believes He Will Have to Propose His Candidature at Presidential Election-2004 (UNIAN) 05/27/2004
  • Dance: Raymonda/American Ballet Theatre [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (Financial Times) 05/27/2004
  • Welcome to Ukraine! The travel season is off to a good start [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • Ukrainians Fancy Fast Food [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • Upcoming Ukraine Presidential Elections Concern the U.S [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • NATO decides to invite Kuchma for Istanbul summit 'in principle' (Ukrayinska Pravda) 05/27/2004
  • Americans are more disappointed by Ukraine than tired of it [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • Ex-Ukraine Leader's Trial Arguments Close [Lazarenko] (AP/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • America Confronts Old and New Europe [US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s petulant remark of last year about “old and new Europe” was right for the wrong reasons...] [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • George Bush Sr.’s call to improve democracy [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • A Trade War in the Skies over The Single Economic Space [from 5/25/04] (День) 05/27/2004
  • One in three would vote for Yuschenko in run off, but 36 percent sure Yanukovych wins (Ukrayinska Pravda) 05/27/2004
  • Underpaid, Underqualified, and Under the Gun: Ukraine’s judiciary faces mounting obstacles as corruption worsens, political influence becomes inescapable, and professional standards plummet (Transitions Online) 05/27/2004
  • Voice from Past Haunts Ukraine President--His Own [Mykola Melnychenko/Kuchmagate tapes] (Reuters) 05/27/2004
  • Prostitution story a case of lazy journalism (Prague Post) 05/27/2004
  • Suit Brought Against Daily 'Ukraina Moloda' (UNIAN) 05/27/2004
  • The Dark Side of Globalization: Trafficking & Transborder Crime to, through, and from Eastern Europe (UCLA) 05/27/2004
  • Звернення до всіх українців в Україні та діаспорі, до депутатів Верховної Ради України, до всіх українських конфесій [Т.Г ШЕВЧЕНКО?] (Українці Угорщини) 05/27/2004
  • Чи має рацію Міжнародна Амністія? (BBC Ukrainian) 05/27/2004
  • Суд над Лазаренком добігає кінця (BBC Ukrainian) 05/27/2004
  • Офіційного запрошення Кучмі на саміт НАТО немає (BBC Ukrainian) 05/27/2004
  • Shevchenko - delighted with deal (Sporting Life) 05/27/2004
  • Prodi denies political motives in issue of market economy status for Ukraine (Ukrayinska Pravda) 05/27/2004
  • Kuchma signs into law border treaty with Romania (Interfax) 05/27/2004
  • Prodi denies saying Ukraine has no prospects for EU membership (Ukrayinska Pravda) 05/27/2004
  • Hewitt, Capriati Advance at the French Open (Reuters) 05/27/2004
  • Miss Universe pageant fixed odds betting preview [Ukraine second favorite at 7/1] (ReadaBet) 05/27/2004
  • New blow to Iraqi reconstruction as Russians pull out (AFP/Yahoo) 05/27/2004
  • Putin Accuses Critics of Working for Foreign Powers (NYTimes) 05/27/2004
  • UK urges neighbours to push for change in Myanmar (Reuters) 05/27/2004
  • War crime suspect Jafar Bazinji is in Ukraine [Sheik Jafar Bazinji] (Kurdish Media) 05/27/2004
  • Crimean lawmaker cannot hold office as mayor - Constitutional Court (Interfax) 05/27/2004
  • Norwegian fish importers threaten to quit Ukraine (Interfax) 05/27/2004
  • Socialist Claims Agreement with Jews over Paper Conflict, Rabbi Denies Talk [Silski Visti] (RISU) 05/27/2004

  • Заключні виступи на процесі над Лазаренком (BBC Ukrainian) 05/26/2004
  • Amnesty International Report 2004 - Ukraine Summary (Amnesty International) 05/26/2004
  • Міжнародна Амністія: в Україні за 2003 рік катували 12 000 осіб. Правозахисна організація стурбована також насильством проти жінок та утисками свободи слова в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 05/26/2004
  • Варшава вимагає від ЄС визначитися з Україною (BBC Ukrainian) 05/26/2004
  • Речник українського МЗС визнав, що український острів розмиває морська течія внаслідок будівництва російської дамби (BBC Ukrainian) 05/26/2004
  • Western Press Review: Bush's Speech, Chalabi's Mysterious Fall From U.S. Good Graces, And The Single Economic Space (RFE/RL) 05/26/2004
  • Ukrainian PM's criminal record revealed (IOL) 05/26/2004
  • Ukraine needs help to deal with Soviet arms dumps (Reuters/AlertNet) 05/26/2004
  • Will The 'Single Economic Space' Merely Isolate Its Members From The World Economy? (RFE/RL) 05/26/2004
  • Ukraine to enlarge Iraq contingent (AP/Boston Globe) 05/26/2004
  • Ukraine to pull out peacekeepers from Sierra Leone, reinforce Iraq contingent; Ukrainian opposition: no coalition?; Judge dismisses annulled convictions of Ukrainian PM Yanukovych (RFE/RL) 05/26/2004
  • Jewish Community Accuses Newspaper of Anti-Semitism, Supporters Protest Closing (RISU) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Pavlo Lazarenko, the former prime minister of Ukraine, leaves a San Francisco federal courthouse with his son, Olexander Lazarenko, right, during a break in closing arguments Wednesday, May 26, 2004. The U.S. government has alleged that Lazarenko created an underground network of bank accounts to launder money he made through a variety of business schemes in Ukraine and directed $114 million to U.S. banks, mostly in San Francisco, according to the 53-count indictment (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Pavlo Lazarenko, the former prime minister of Ukraine, leaves a San Francisco federal courthouse during a break in closing arguments Wednesday, May 26, 2004. The U.S. government has alleged that Lazarenko created an underground network of bank accounts to launder money he made through a variety of business schemes in Ukraine and directed $114 million to U.S. banks, mostly in San Francisco, according to the 53-count indictment. (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Pavlo Lazarenko, the former prime minister of Ukraine, leaves a San Francisco federal courthouse during a break in closing arguments Wednesday, May 26, 2004. The U.S. government has alleged that Lazarenko created an underground network of bank accounts to launder money he made through a variety of business schemes in Ukraine and directed $114 million to U.S. banks, mostly in San Francisco, according to the 53-count indictment. (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Pavlo Lazarenko, the former prime minister of Ukraine, leaves a San Francisco federal courthouse during a break in closing arguments Wednesday, May 26, 2004. The U.S. government has alleged that Lazarenko created an underground network of bank accounts to launder money he made through a variety of business schemes in Ukraine and directed $114 million to U.S. banks, mostly in San Francisco, according to the 53-count indictment. (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • ADM unit to run oilseed plant at Ukrainian port (Reuters) 05/26/2004
  • Ukraine wins beer honours - with German know-how [Radomyschl brewery] (Expatica) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning forward Ruslan Fedotenko tapes up his stick before the team's optional practice in Tampa (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning forward Ruslan Fedotenko tapes his stick in preparation for an optional skate Wednesday afternoon (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's right winger Ruslan Fedotenko works on a stick (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's wingers Ruslan Fedotenko and Dmitry Afanasenkov relax in the dressing room (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Cycling: Saeco in control (Eurosport) 05/26/2004
  • Cycling: Eight Giro riders investigated but no drugs found (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/26/2004
  • World Track Cycling Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/26/2004
  • Tennis: Coria battles into French Open third round (AFP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Tennis: Henin-Hardenne Sent Packing at the French Open (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/26/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine striker Andrei Shevchenko, wanted by big-spending English Premiership side Chelsea, has signed a new four-year deal with AC Milan that will keep him in Italy to 2009. (File) (AFP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Shevchenko agrees Milan extension (UEFA) 05/26/2004
  • Shevchenko signs new four-year deal with Milan (Reuters) 05/26/2004
  • Recalling Balanchine Before City Ballet [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (NY Times) 05/26/2004
  • Ukrainian victim in Paris airport tragedy used stolen Czech passport (News24) 05/26/2004
  • † Roma Pryma-Bohachevsky -/- Відійшла у Вічність † РОМА ПРИЙМА БОГАЧЕВСЬКА REVISED 5/25/04 7pm (BRAMA) 05/26/2004
  • President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly Visits Ukraine (Epicos) 05/26/2004
  • Eurovision star to advise Ukraine PM [Ruslana] (BBC) 05/26/2004
  • Dealing with aftermath of Ukrainian depot blasts needs 2 years (Xinhuanet) 05/26/2004
  • Steel groups line up for Ukraine bid (Financial Times) 05/26/2004
  • Our neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 05/26/2004
  • Gil Spencer: Victor’s America works just fine, thank you (Delaware County Daily Times) 05/26/2004
  • Tuzla Island Going Under Water [From 5/24/04] (UNIAN) 05/26/2004
  • Shevchenko snubs Chelsea with new Milan deal (AFP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Shevchenko signs new deal (BBC) 05/26/2004
  • Україна збільшить кількість вояків в Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 05/26/2004
  • Lawyers offer final arguments in former Ukraine leader's trial [Pavlo Lazarenko] (AP/San Jose Mercury News) 05/26/2004
  • Gadhafi explains reasons for boycotting Arab summit (Lebanon Daily Star) 05/26/2004
  • U.S. Hopes New UN Resolution Gets Troops to Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 05/26/2004
  • Talks on Transdnestria settlement continue in Chisinau (Interfax) 05/26/2004
  • Rare US Trial of Ex-Ukraine Leader in End Phase [Pavlo Lazarenko] (Reuters) 05/26/2004
  • Marchuk says he may be dismissed due to fire at military depot in Melitopol district (Interfax) 05/26/2004
  • U.S., Russia cooperate to lock up nuclear fuel (Bradenton Herald) 05/26/2004
  • Yanukovych, Bereuter note revival of Ukrainian-US dialogue (Interfax) 05/26/2004
  • A Former Superpower's Hazardous Legacy. Experts Cite Risks of Aging and Unsecured Arms Caches in Ex-Soviet Republics (Wash Post) 05/26/2004
  • Iraqi Supreme Court rejects Navstar sailors' appeal to return to Ukraine [Ukrainian sailors jailed in Iraq for smuggling fuel] (Interfax) 05/26/2004
  • Russia Forges Post-Soviet Economic Union (CNS News) 05/26/2004
  • Articles, on Which Ukrainian Premier Was Sentenced, Made Public in Donetsk (UNIAN) 05/26/2004
  • At mortuary in Kuwait, soldiers live among death (Virginian-Pilot) 05/26/2004
  • Poking holes in the official story of 9/11 (Toronto Star) 05/26/2004
  • Two online journalists imprisoned [Olexandre Pomytkin, Kharkiv; Kostyantyn Sydorenko, Mukacheve] (Reporters sans frontières) 05/26/2004

  • LNM, US Steel's Ukrainian steel bid faces hurdles (AP/Miami Herald) 05/25/2004
  • Council of Trade Centers, National Committee of ICC agree to cooperate (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • Aмериканськi законодавцi в Києвi (VOA) 05/25/2004
  • Апеляційний суд у Києві розглядає скаргу на рішення про закриття 'Сільських вістей' (BBC Ukrainian) 05/25/2004
  • Конституцiйний суд про умови дострокового припинення повноважень Верховної Ради (VOA) 05/25/2004
  • Опитування: Янукович наздоганяє Ющенка (VOA) 05/25/2004
  • UK Ambassador: Ukraine must concentrate on EU action plan and WTO (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • Ukrainian PM Vows To Ban Oil Exports (RFE/RL) 05/25/2004
  • Ukraine Moves to Ease Effects of Escalating Oil Prices (VOA) 05/25/2004
  • Oil companies agree with government to cut fuel prices (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • Bereuter: Fair election in 2004 will help Ukraine toward NATO (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • Report: dirty bomb easy to buy in Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 05/25/2004
  • Ukraine not yet ready to join EU - British ambassador (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • PACE monitors to visit Kyiv, Mukacheve and Odesa (Interfax) 05/25/2004
  • [Pagedown] More on libel suit against 'Ukrayinska Pravda' (Internet news site critical of the country's leadership) (RFE/RL) 05/25/2004
  • Freedom House Says 'New Divide' Formalized By EU Expansion (RFE/RL) 05/25/2004
  • Президент Асамблеї НАТО закликає до прозорих виборів; пов'язує демократичність виборів з просуванням України до НАТО (BBC Ukrainian) 05/25/2004
  • Витік нафтопродуктів з України перекриють (BBC Ukrainian) 05/25/2004
  • Horses caught in No Man's Land [Two lorries full of horses were held up between the Ukrainian and Hungarian borders for five days, while paperwork problems and health fears prevented horses being offloaded for rest and water] (Horse&Hound) 05/25/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/25/2004
  • Tennis: Big guns advance in Paris (AFP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Muslin parts with Crvena Zvezda (UEFA) 05/25/2004
  • Paris probes airport collapse (BBC) 05/25/2004
  • Tennis: Capriati survives first-round scare at French Open (Reuters) 05/25/2004
  • Makalu climbers bullied by snow [Ukrainian climber Vladislav Terzyul reported missing] (Mount Everest) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Yulia Beygelzimer of Ukraine serves against Jennifer Capriati of the U.S. at the French Open (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's Yulia Beygelzimer checks her racket as she faces USA's Jennifer Capriati in a first round match of the French Open (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Calgary Flames' Rhett Warrener checks Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Teen Accused Of Impersonating Deputy For Months (WPLG/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning forward Ruslan Fedotenko gets a stick across the face from an unidentified Calgary Flames player (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 16 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's Yulia Beygelzimer returns the ball to USA's Jennifer Capriati (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Yulia Beygelzimer of Ukraine stretches during her match against Jennifer Capriati of the U.S. during the first round of the French Open (Reuters) 05/25/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego regains overall lead (BBC Sport) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Superb Cunego back in pink jersey (CNN) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Italy's great hope rises to the challenge as he regains lead (AFP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Los Angeles Lakers' Slava Medvedenko tries to block the shot of Minnesota Timberwolves' Kevin Garnett (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Cycling: Cunego Regains Lead at Giro d'Italia (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Minnesota Timberwolves Kevin Garnett shoots over Los Angeles Lakers Slava Medvedenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Italian Saeco rider Gilberto Simoni, followed by Ukrainian Colnago rider Yaroslav Popovych, climbs during the 217km 16th stage, from San Vendemiano to Falzes, of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Los Angeles Lakers' Slava Medvedenko tries to block Minnesota Timberwolves' Michael Olowokandi (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2004
  • Photo: Members of the Italian, Spanish and Ukrainian cycling teams form a line during a practice session in Melbourne, ahead of the Track Cycling World Championships (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/25/2004

  • Photo: Ukrainian Vitali Klitschko, World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, talks to cadets during his visit to the Bogun military lyceum in Kiev (Reuters) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Overall leader Ukrainian Yaroslav Popovych rides during the 15th stage of the 87th Giro between Porec in Croatia and San Vendemiano (AFP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian cyclist Yaroslav Popovych (AFP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 15 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Alessandro the great (Eurosport) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi breaks Giro record (BBC Sport) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Italy's Petacchi Wins 15th Leg at Giro (AP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi sprints to stage record (AFP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Tennis: Agassi suffers French Open humiliation, Henin-Hardenne eases through (AFP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Tatiana Perebiynis of Ukraine returns the ball during her match against Jelena Dokic of Serbia-Montenegro in the first round of the French Open tennis tournament. Perebiynis defeated Dokic 6-4 6-1 (Reuters) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/24/2004
  • Tennis: Seeded favourites advance (Eurosport) 05/24/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/24/2004
  • Hockey: Gelinas, Fedotenko are finalists' secret weapons (Sporting News/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Basketball: Azovmash Take Series Lead (FIBA Europe) 05/24/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko on track for Lightning (AP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Eastern European round-up (Reuters) 05/24/2004
  • Wrestling: Saratogan wins spot on 1st women's team (SF Chronicle) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Tatiana Perebiynis of Ukraine returns the ball during her match against Jelena Dokic of Serbia-Montenegro in the first round of the French Open tennis tournament (Reuters) 05/24/2004
  • Самiт глав держав-учасниць ЄЕП (VOA) 05/24/2004
  • Соцдослiдження: в Українi переважають скептики (VOA) 05/24/2004
  • Президент Буш виклав стратегiю США в Iраку на найближчi мiсяцi (VOA) 05/24/2004
  • Пiд вартою опинився журналiст-свiдок подiй в Мукачевомy (VOA) 05/24/2004
  • Kyiv Babies Poisoning Caused by Struggle Between Dairy Kitchens - KCSA Deputy Chairman (UNIAN) 05/24/2004
  • Constitutional Court to Make Public Decision on Submission of President on Procedure of Preschedule Termination of Supreme Rada Authorities (UNIAN) 05/24/2004
  • У Криму - саміт президентів ЄЕП (BBC Ukrainian) 05/24/2004
  • Organizational Stage of UES [United Economic Space, a.k.a. Common or Single Economic Space] Formation Finished, High Time to Fulfill Plans - Kuchma (UNIAN) 05/24/2004
  • EU Trade Comissioner Pascal Lamy: 'The first priority for Ukraine should be accession to the World Trade Organisation' (Дзеркало Тижня) 05/24/2004
  • Чи можливо створити національно-територіальну автономію в Криму? (BBC Ukrainian) 05/24/2004
  • Decline and Fall of Russia's Gymnasts (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Athletics: Scott signals her intent to realise Olympic dream (Glasgow Herald) 05/24/2004
  • When Raymonda Makes Up Her Mind, a Seducer Loses, and the Nice Guy Wins [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (NY Times) 05/24/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi sprints to record 7th stage (IH Tribune) 05/24/2004
  • Papa Bush's 'chicken Kiev' (Financial Times) 05/24/2004
  • Will Rule of Law Prevail in Ukraine? [From 5/21/04] (RFE/RL) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) greets his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as they meet at the Black Sea resort of Yalta, May 24, 2004. Presidents of Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus arrived in Yalta to discuss an agreement on creating an economic union between the four post-Soviet countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • 50 Jewish gravestones vandalized in Kiev (Jerusalem Post) 05/24/2004
  • Bush Sr. clarifies 'Chicken Kiev' speech (Wash Times) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's President Leonid Kuchma, right, and Russian President Vladimir Putin (news - web sites) pose for the press in the Black Sea coast resort of Yalta, Ukraine, Monday, May 24, 2004. The presidents of Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan gathered Sunday in Yalta for two days of meetings on the mechanics of a fledgling economic community meant to boost trade among the former Soviet republics and promote growth by increasing investment. (AP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Two-man Race Developing In Ukraine (CPOD) 05/24/2004
  • Leaders Of Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Russia Meet (RFE/RL) 05/24/2004
  • Photo: Workers rebuild a vandalized headstone at a cemetery in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, May 24, 2004. More than 50 Jewish gravestones at a cemetery in Kiev were vandalized late Saturday in what the local Jewish community Monday described as an organized anti-Semitic action. (AP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • A pearl-casting game [...symbolically, First Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Chaliy submitted his resignation immediately after the Parliament ratified the agreement on establishing the Single Economic Space...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 05/24/2004
  • Kuchma: CES should prepare regulatory framework as soon as possible (Interfax) 05/24/2004
  • Russians, Ukrainians, Belarussian see benefits of unity (Interfax-Belarus) 05/24/2004
  • Morgue Records Show 5,500 Iraqis Killed [since President Bush declared an end to major combat operations on May 1, 2003... Ukraine reports 5 deaths.] (AP/Yahoo) 05/24/2004
  • Carrot Scout [George Bush Sr. revisits the the country to whose independence he once objected; 'Chicken Kiev' speech] (Дзеркало Тижня) 05/24/2004
  • Other countries also want to join Common Economic Space - Nazarbayev (Interfax-Kazakhstan) 05/24/2004
  • Yalta summit confirms political will of CES countries to create union, says Kuchma (Interfax) 05/24/2004

  • Буш-старший у Києвi (VOA) 05/23/2004
  • Miss Ukraine Chosen 2004 Tourism World Beauty Queen In Mugla (Turkish Press) 05/23/2004
  • Bikini chess championship in Ukraine (Chessbase) 05/23/2004
  • Eurovision victors singing the blues over hosting contest (Scotland on Sunday) 05/23/2004
  • Fedotenko treats ex-mates harshly: Lightning forward racked up six goals in series to oust Flyers (Delaware News Journal) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 14 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/23/2004
  • Rowing: Five Canadian crews win gold medals at International Wedau-Regatta (CP/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Languedoc-Roussillon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/23/2004
  • Hockey: Lightning strikes as Tampa Bay reaches NHL final (AFP/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Hockey: Lightning through to finals (BBC Sport) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi in 7th heaven (Eurosport) 05/23/2004
  • Догомога чи втручання у внутрiшнi справи? (VOA) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi matches Giro best (BBC Sport) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi equals Tour stage record (CNN) 05/23/2004
  • Giro d'Italia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi wins another Giro stage; Popovych keeps lead (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/23/2004
  • Cycling: Petacchi in seventh heaven after equalling Giro record (AFP/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Colnago rider Yaroslav Popovych sprays champagne while on the podium after the 175km of the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: A view of the Orthodox Easter, Vydubytsky monastery, which was founded about 1,000 years ago, in Ukraine's capital Kiev on Sunday, May 23, 2004. In the background is the Dnieper river. (AP/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) speaks with his counterparts from Ukraine, Leonid Kuchma (L), Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko (2L) and Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbaev during their meeting in the Black Sea resort of Yalta, May 23, 2004. The leaders arrived in Yalta to discuss implementation of an agreement on creating an economic union between the four post-Soviet countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: The presidents of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma, Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko, Kazakhstan's Nursultan Nazarbayev and Russia's Vladimir Putin , , from left, meet in the Black Sea coast resort of Yalta, Ukraine, Sunday May 23, 2004. The presidents of Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan gathered Sunday in Yalta for two days of meetings on the mechanics of a fledgling economic community meant to boost trade among the former Soviet republics and promote growth by increasing investment. (AP/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) talks to Russian President Vladimir Putin (news - web sites) during their meeting in the Black Sea resort of Yalta, May 23, 2004. Presidents of Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus arrived in Yalta to discuss implementation of an agreement on creating an economic union between the four countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/23/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) greets his Belarus counterpart Alexander Lukashenko before their talks in the Black Sea resort of Yalta, May 23, 2004. Presidents of Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus arrived in Yalta to discuss implementation of an agreement on creating an economic union between the four post-Soviet countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/23/2004

  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva take a stroll in Kievo-Pechersky Monastery in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva visits the museum at Kievo-Pechersky Monastery in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma visit a church in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Brazil's Lula on stopover in Ukraine meets counterpart (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Засідання Групи високого рівня з ЄЕП (BBC Ukrainian) 05/22/2004
  • Ukrainians protest against joining NATO (UPI/Wash Times) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Relatives hold babies recovering from food poisoning, in a hospital in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Київ, Харків: масове отруєння дітей (BBC Ukrainian) 05/22/2004
  • Kyiv institutes criminal proceedings on mass milk-poisoned kids (Interfax) 05/22/2004
  • Bulgaria Back to Ukrainian Market (Novinite) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: A hot air balloon flys under a bridge during an international balloon cup in the Ukrainian city of Kamyanets-Podilsky (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Hot air balloons fly under a bridge during an international balloon cup in the Ukrainian city of Kamyanets-Podilsky (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning 's Ruslan Fedotenko is surrounded by teammates Dan Boyle, Brad Richards, Martin St. Louis and Dave Andreychuk as they celebrate Fedotenko's tip-in goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko is surrounded by teammates as they celebrate Fedotenko's tip-in goal in the first period (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates his first period goal (AP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates his tip-in goal in the first period (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko scores a tip-in goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Robert Esche along with defensemen Kim Johnsson and Vladimir Malakhov watch as Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko's shot goes into the net to score Tampa Bay's first goal (AP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Philadelphia Flyers' John LeClair and the Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko collide (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Philadelphia Flyers' John LeClair levels Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko (AP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Yaroslav Popovych celebrates on podium after the 13th stage in of the Giro d'Italia. Ukrainian Serhiy Honchar won the stage while Popovych took the leader's pink jersey (Reuters) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Yaroslav Popovych puts on the leader’s pink jersey of the Giro d’Italia (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian De Nardi rider Serhiy Honchar sprays champagne on the podium after the 52km of the 13th time trial stage of the Giro d'Italia. Honchar won the stage while Ukrainian Colnago rider Yaroslav Popovych took the leader's pink jersey (Reuters) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Serhiy Honchar sprays champagne on the podium after winning the 13th stage of the Giro d’Italia (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Serhiy Honchar celebrates winning the 13th stage of the Giro d’Italia (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian cyclist Serhiy Honchar (Team De Nardi) powers along the Adriatic Sea to win the 13th stage of the 87th Giro, an individual time-trial around Trieste. Compatriot Yaroslav Popovych (Team Landbouwkrediet/Colnago) finished third and took the pink jersey (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian De Nardi rider Serhiy Honchar speeds his way to win the 13th stage of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Yaroslav Popovych of Ukraine pedals on his way to placing third in the tough 13th stage individual time test, from Trieste to Altopiano Carsico, to earn the overall leader's pink jersey of the Tour of Italy cycling race (AP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Yaroslav Popovych rides the 13th stage time trial of the Giro d’Italia (DPA/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Colnago rider Yaroslav Popovych speeds to take the third place during the 52km of the 13th time trial stage in Trieste of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia overall standings (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/22/2004
  • Rowing: Two Canadian boats finish first at the International Wedau-Regatta (Globe and Mail) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Yaroslav Popovych rides to take third place during the 52km of the 13th time trial stage of the Giro d'Italia (Reuters) 05/22/2004
  • Tennis: French Open Qualifying Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/22/2004
  • Hockey: Fedotenko Tormenting His Former Team (Tampa Tribune) 05/22/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian cyclist Yaroslav Popovych (Team Landbouwkrediet/Colnago) powers along the Adriatic Sea during the 13th stage of the 87th Giro d’Italia (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Honchar, Popovych Win Giro Double for Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Ukrainians reign in Tour of Italy (AFP/Yahoo) 05/22/2004
  • Ukraine cyclists dominate 13th stage of Giro d'Italia (AP/USA Today) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Giro d’Italia stage 13 results (Gazzetta dello Sport) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Honchar wins time trial, Popovych in pink (Eurosport) 05/22/2004
  • Cycling: Ukrainian double at Giro d'Italia (CNN) 05/22/2004