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Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/30/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Notebook (Miami Herald) 06/30/2004
UEFA glad to keep talking (UEFA) 06/30/2004
Athletics: Cloete leaps 2m, as Pittman 'nails it in the first 300' in Zagreb (IAAF) 06/30/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he speaks during an interview at his office in Kiev, June 30, 2004. A European economic power to rival its neighbors, with a strong rule of law, democratic ideals and packing diplomatic punch. This was how Yushchenko sketched out Ukraine's future on Wednesday for its 48 million people if he succeeds in breaking the grip of what he calls President Leonid Kuchma's 'corrupt regime' in an October election. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/30/2004
The Wonders of Lard (Transitions Online) 06/30/2004
Ukraine is not America (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/30/2004
Kostyantyn Gryshchenko: 'Our complete strategic integration with a united Europe should not take decades' (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/30/2004
Українське питання в ПАРЄ: жовтень може стати вирішальним (BBC Ukrainian) 06/30/2004
Poll: Yuschenko [24%], Yanukovych [16%], Symonenko [14%] lead presidential race (Interfax) 06/30/2004
Why Russia Gains From a Yushchenko Victory [By Taras Kuzio] (Moscow Times) 06/30/2004
One Yanukovych equals eight and a half Yushchenkos [on TV news] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/30/2004
Volodymyr Lytvyn: 'The Verkhovna Rada must become the guarantor of an open and democratic presidential election' (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/30/2004
The Yanukovich nebula (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/30/2004
[Ukrainian Sports] Commentator sacked for insulting Beckham (DPA/Malaysia Star) 06/30/2004
Цитата дня: Гербст про небезпезпеку з боку ручки холодильника (УНІАН) 06/30/2004
Analysis: Defining genocide [Some say there was only one genocide in the last century - the Holocaust. Other experts give a long list of what they consider cases of genocide, including the Soviet man-made famine of Ukraine (1932-33)] (BBC) 06/30/2004
Hussein Arraignment Set; Iraq Takes Custody Today (LA Times/Yahoo) 06/30/2004
Annan Suggests Azerbaijani Peacekeepers [along with those of Georgia, Ukraine and Nepal] Should Guard UN Personnel in Iraq, Report Says (Baku Today) 06/30/2004
Photo: 'Those were the days,' is the theme for new line of Ukrainian wine: Bottles at an Evpatoriya wine-making factory in Ukraine shows a new line of wine ,marketed under the label 'Leaders'. The production targets elderly people, who have nostalgia for communist times. On the bottles, from left, are: Stalin, Mao, Lenin, Marshal Zhukov, Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, and Leonid Brezhnev. (AFP/Newsday) 06/30/2004
Українське сучасне мистецтво у Лондоні. Твори Олени Самойлик, Сергія Савченка та Георгія Зайченка (BBC Ukrainian) 06/30/2004
Pope Hopes for 'Leap Forward' in Catholic-Orthodox Relations (Beliefnet) 06/30/2004
Smilemenders to head for Ukraine [A humanitarian team of dentists is heading to the Ukraine to help in the fight against tooth decay and gum disease.] (Evening Advertiser) 06/30/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 06/30/2004
Cheaper IVF [In-Vitro Fertilisation] 'Could Tempt Britons to Go East' [Infertile British women forced to go abroad in search of eggs] (The Scotsman) 06/30/2004
Book: Centaur Station Disappoints With Aimless Ride [Travel] (Straight) 06/30/2004
Ukraine sets up Legal Assistance Fund for Socially Vulnerable Population (Interfax) 06/30/2004
Dzrinda urges Ukraine to improve democracy (Slovak Spectator) 06/30/2004
Ukrainian Energy ministry, World Bank discuss terms of $250 m credit line (Interfax) 06/30/2004
President okays larger budget for 2004 - Premier Viktor Yanukovych (Interfax) 06/30/2004
Rowing: Stomach bugs and grazed ribs hinder Olympic hopefuls (Independent) 06/30/2004
Tennis: Young Scot puts troubles behind (Guardian) 06/30/2004
VIDEO: Point de presse following the NATO-Ukraine Commission by the NATO Secretary General and President of Ukraine [Eng/Ukr] (NATO) 06/29/2004
VIDEO: Opening remarks by the NATO Secretary General, NATO-Ukraine Commission in Istanbul, Turkey (NATO) 06/29/2004
VIDEO: Remarks by President Kuchma of Ukraine; NATO-Ukraine Commission in Istanbul, Turkey [in Ukrainian] (NATO) 06/29/2004
Four companies selected for dry nuclear storage facility tender in Ukraine (Bellona) 06/29/2004
Space age still fresh on Kazakh steppes (UPI) 06/29/2004
Why no oil for one of Europe's pipelines? [Odessa-Brody] (UPI) 06/29/2004
NATO 'Firmly Committed' to Partnership with Ukraine (USDOS) 06/29/2004
Photo: President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair of Great Britain participate in the Working Session of the NATO-Ukraine Commission on the final day of meetings in Istanbul, Turkey, Tuesday, June 29, 2004. (White House) 06/29/2004
Ukraine Discusses Social Payment Increase (AP/Forbes) 06/29/2004
Why no oil for one of Europe's pipelines? (UPI) 06/29/2004
Athletics: Rising Chinese star Ziang Liu wins 110-meter hurdles in Croatia (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/29/2004
Athletics: IAAF-Zagreb Grand Prix Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/29/2004
Athletics: Guevara retakes 400m top spot in the latest IAAF World Rankings (IAAF) 06/29/2004
Basketball: FIBA Europe 2004/2005 Club Competition Line-up Complete (FIBA Europe) 06/29/2004
Olympic rowers grace Henley (BBC Sport) 06/29/2004
Boxing: ‘Foolish’ Tyson ready for debt-paying ring return (AFP/Yahoo) 06/29/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/29/2004
Tennis: State Farm Women's USTA Challenger Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/29/2004
Tenders for protection of Slovakia-Ukraine border issued (Slovensko) 06/29/2004
U.S. Satellite Fails to Reach Planned Orbit-Russia (Reuters) 06/29/2004
Danube celebrates 10 years of cleanup as pollution worries continue (AFP/Terra Daily) 06/29/2004
Kyrgyzstan Struggles To Stop Slave Trade [trafficking] (EurasiaNet) 06/29/2004
Death of Seabrook murder suspect ruled suicide (Clear Lake Citizen) 06/29/2004
Ukraine cannot join NATO now for low development rate - Kuchma, Scheffer (Interfax) 06/29/2004
UN: Nuclear image tainted by Chernobyl (Reuters/CNN) 06/29/2004
Ukraine-NATO commission meeting opens in Istanbul (Interfax) 06/29/2004
Ukrainian president Kuchma marks Constitution Day, says time ripe for constitutional reform (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Ukrainian MPs set up protest tent camp over constitution reform bill (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Ukrainian parliament adopts preliminary version of contested constitutional amendments (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Viktor Yushchenko lines up high-profile election team (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Viktor Yushchenko says he will enter Ukrainian presidential race (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Viktor Yushchenko prevented from speaking in eastern city of Dnipropetrovsk (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/29/2004
Photo: (L-R) Prime Minister of Denmark Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Estonian Prime Minister Juhan Parts, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (front), German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis line up for a family photo during the second day of the NATO summit in Istanbul, June 29, 2004 (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/29/2004
Fact Sheet: NATO-Ukraine Relations (USDOS) 06/29/2004
Photo: U.S. President George W. Bush, left, waits for the start of the Working Session of the NATO-Ukraine Commission June 29, 2004 in Istanbul, Turkey. Sitting directly behind Bush are U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell, center, and U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, right. (AP/Yahoo) 06/29/2004
Photos: Joint Press Conference after the NATO-Ukraine Commission (NUC) 29 June 2004 (NATO) 06/29/2004
Photos: NATO-Ukraine Commission (NUC) 29 June 2004 (NATO) 06/29/2004
Remarks by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer Point de presse following the NATO-Ukraine Commission (NATO) 06/29/2004
Заява головуючого за підсумками засідання Комісії Україна - НАТО на рівні глав держав та урядів у Стамбулі (NATO) 06/29/2004
Declaration du President Reunion au sommet de la Commission OTAN-Ukraine tenue a Istanbul (NATO) 06/29/2004
Chairman’s statement: Meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission in Istanbul, Turkey (NATO) 06/29/2004
Introductory remarks by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer at the meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission at the level of Heads of State and Government (NATO) 06/29/2004
Human traffickers detained in Ukraine (Interfax-Russia) 06/29/2004
Ukraine signs anti-tobacco convention (Interfax) 06/29/2004
Kuchma calls for concrete program for Ukraine-EU cooperation (Interfax) 06/29/2004
NATO Hails Ukraine's Effort For Nato Membership But Says Do More (Turkish Press) 06/29/2004
One Yanukovych equals eight and a half Yushchenkos ... on Ukrainian TV news (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/29/2004
'Jane's Defence Review' про перспективи України в НАТО (BBC Ukrainian) 06/29/2004
Генсек НАТО зробив заяву щодо України (BBC Ukrainian) 06/29/2004
Communique Issued Following the High-Level Meeting on Steel, 28-29 June 2004 (OECD) 06/29/2004
NATO tells Ukraine to hold free polls,protect media (Arab Times) 06/29/2004
Millward Brown Opens in Ukraine (Daily Research News) 06/28/2004
The President and the Journalist’s Shadow (Transitions Online) 06/28/2004
Vatican Expert Explains Context of Bartholomew I's Visit (Zenit) 06/28/2004
Last Bell Rings for 'Warm House' Students in Ukrainian Community (FJC) 06/28/2004
Athletics: Josef Odlozil Memorial Grand Prix II Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/28/2004
Athletics: Vlasic-Cloete rematch to highlight Zagreb Grand Prix meeting (IAAF) 06/28/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/28/2004
This sailing's a breeze (Daily Telegraph) 06/28/2004
ABT's Raymonda and Don Quixote [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (Backstage) 06/28/2004
Кучма сидітиме поруч із Бушем і Блером на саміті Ради євроатлантичного партнерства (BBC Ukrainian) 06/28/2004
Віктор Ющенко йтиме на вибори самостійним кандидатом (BBC Ukrainian) 06/28/2004
В Україні - День Конституції (BBC Ukrainian) 06/28/2004
Польща - за членство України в НАТО (BBC Ukrainian) 06/28/2004
Генсек НАТО закликав до демократичних перетворень в Україні та впровадження цінностей альянсу (BBC Ukrainian) 06/28/2004
'Reporters Without Borders': Free Internet in Ukraine (Computer Crime Research Center) 06/28/2004
Near-border Ukrainians to see free visas (Slovak Spectator) 06/28/2004
Internet under surveillance 2004: Ukraine (Reporters sans frontières) 06/28/2004
Commentary: A State That's Not a State [fSU, Iraq] (LA Times) 06/28/2004
Nuclear industry still haunted by Chernobyl - U.N. (Reuters/AlertNet) 06/27/2004
Fake drugs -- when painkillers are baby killers (AFP/Yahoo) 06/27/2004
Athletics: Isinbayeva raises World record to 4.87 in Gateshead (IAAF) 06/27/2004
Athletics: IAAF Norwich Union Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/27/2004
Tennis: Federer and Capriati march through (Reuters) 06/27/2004
Tennis: Federer and Roddick on collision course at Wimbledon (AFP/Yahoo) 06/27/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/27/2004
Soccer: Lavrynenko calls release from the team ‘a shock’ (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 06/27/2004
Dmitriy's Last Rap: Web designer, rapper, protector, enforcer, tied to porn and the mob -- who was Dima? (SF Chronicle) 06/27/2004
'Grazhda' Music and Art Center of Greene County embarks on its 22nd season (BRAMA) 06/27/2004
Відкриття 22-го концертного сезону в Центрі Української Культури в Гантері (BRAMA) 06/27/2004
Kiev Stories: A city reborn - with menacing 4x4s and naked sushi chefs (Independent) 06/27/2004
NATO leaders converge on Istanbul amid protests (AFP/YAhoo) 06/27/2004
Ukraine defies international protests to risk ‘ecological disaster’ on Danube (Glasgow Sunday Herald) 06/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (C), Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) and Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko attend a service at a monastery in Chernigov region of Ukraine, June 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/27/2004
У Сеньківці пролунав заклик до щільнішої інтеграції (BBC Ukrainian) 06/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin admires a hand-made tankard during his visit to the Senkovka village in the Ukrainian Chernigov region, June 27, 2004. Putin went for his visit to meet Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/27/2004
Scottsdale Symphony founder sounds off [Ukrainian violinist Yuri Kharenko] (Arizona Tribune) 06/27/2004
Rowing. Pinsent: 'Four seconds to find' (The Observer) 06/27/2004
On this day in 2001: In Ukraine more than a million people gather to hear Pope John Paul beatify 27 people killed by Nazis and Communists; in 1940 – Soviet Union invades Romania during World War II after King Carol refuses to cede Besarabia and Bukovina. (Townsville Bulletin) 06/26/2004
Athletics: France's Arron Wins Two Sprints at Lille (AP/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Eriksson eyes new blood (BBC Sport) 06/26/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko places a traditional Ukrainian funerary drapery in Warsaw, Poland, Saturday, June 26, 2004 on the coffin of Jacek Kuron, who led the struggle against Poland's communist leaders as a dissident in the 1970s and later became a popular government minister. Kuron died Thursday at age 70. (AP/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Photo: Uniformed members of the Ukrainian paramilitary nationalist organization UNSO (Ukrainian National Self-Defence Organization) movement march through central Kiev, June 26, 2004. UNSO members celebrate the 14th anniversary of their movement on Saturday. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Athletics: Arron takes promising sprint double in Lille (IAAF) 06/26/2004
Дональд Рамсфельд дякує Молдові за Ірак (BBC Ukrainian) 06/26/2004
Statement from Candidate John Kerry in Anticipation of Ukrainian Constitution Day and 40th Anniversary the Taras Shevchenko Monument (BRAMA) 06/26/2004
Orphaned Children with HIV in Ukraine need your help (BRAMA) 06/26/2004
How a headless corpse and a dead witness came back to haunt the leader of Ukraine [Gongadze, Honcharov] (Independent) 06/26/2004
Over 60 Days, Troops Suppressed an Uprising [Kut, Iraq] (Wash Post) 06/26/2004
Rumsfeld Urges Russian Troop Pullout from Moldova (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
US Army Reserve son-in-law failed to obtain a visa for his Ukrainian mother-in-law who could provide desperately needed household help (Minnesota Star Tribune) 06/26/2004
F1 visa abusers face action [Foreign women used relaxed visa regulations to infiltrate the country during the Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix] (Bahrain Gulf Daily News) 06/26/2004
Police pledge to crack down on prostitutes [The scattered prostitution rings are more in connection with the foreign girls, Ukrainian and Russians.] (Malta Independent) 06/26/2004
Medical equipment donated to Ukraine hospital; Church coordinates shipments to impoverished region (Press & Sun-Bulletin) 06/26/2004
Despite fears, nuclear power industry growing -UN (Reuters/AlertNet) 06/26/2004
Headed Home: Crimean Tatars Struggle To Leave Uzbekistan (Eurasia Report) 06/26/2004
Holocaust survivor enlightens teachers [Ukrainian guard...] (Clarion-Ledger) 06/26/2004
No rest for dead after DNA bungle (Australia Herald Sun) 06/26/2004
Photo: Ukrainians look at a sand sculpture of penguins running over a bridge in Kiev, June 26, 2004. A sand sculpture festival opened on Saturday in the Ukrainian capital and more than 20 sculptors participated in the event. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian sculptor wets his sand sculpture of a naval officer standing next to a cannon in Kiev, June 26, 2004. A sand sculpture festival opened on Saturday in the Ukrainian capital with more than 20 sculptors participating in the event. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Photo: A sculptor puts the finishing touches to his sand sculpture of two women in Kiev, June 26, 2004. A sand sculpture festival opened on Saturday in the Ukrainian capital and more than 20 sculptors participated in the event. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Photo: The 'Khersones' from the Ukraine, left, appears among the numerous participators of international sailing ships, yachts, dinghies, outboard motor vessels and inflatable rubber boats during the windjammer parade in the Kiel Bay off Kiel, northern Germany, on Saturday, June 26, 2004. The windjammer parade is the peak of the traditional Kiel Week, the world's biggest sailing competition, that ends on Sunday. (AP/Yahoo) 06/26/2004
Adopted siblings with ties to Ukrainian orphanage meet again (Miami Herald) 06/26/2004
[Slideshow] Return trip to Ukraine (Savannah Morning News) 06/26/2004
On a return trip to Ukraine, a visitor finds comfort in helping those living difficult lives. (Savannah Morning News) 06/26/2004
Coming soon to Bloor West? (Toronto Star) 06/26/2004
Українські гімнастки поїхали зі змагань у Ізраїлі на знак протесту проти того, що їх засуджували. (BBC Ukrainian) 06/26/2004
Globalize Soccer? Not in Your Lifetime, Chum (NY Times) 06/26/2004
Chess: Ivanchuk falls (Calcutta Telegraph) 06/26/2004
Campbell: Unsolved murder of Ukrainian journalist Heorhiy Gongadze (Congressional Record) 06/25/2004
Sander M. Levin: 40th anniversary of the dedication of the Taras Shevchenko monument (Congressional Record) 06/25/2004
Baranov accepts Arsenal post (UEFA) 06/25/2004
“Righteous” Ukrainians Awarded in Crimea (RISU) 06/25/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Kyiv Patriarchate) Support Pro-Ukrainian Statehood Candidates, Says Patriarch Filaret (RISU) 06/25/2004
UEFA Cup: Tough test for title-holders (UEFA) 06/25/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Moscow Patriarchate) Protest Roman Catholic Monastery in Kharkiv (RISU) 06/25/2004
Historian to release book on honored laborer [Mickey Danyluk] (Windsor Locks Journal) 06/25/2004
Kuchma criticizes Our Ukraine for opposing constitutional reform; Ukrainian Social Democrats back Yanukovych for president... (RFE/RL) 06/25/2004
Council Of Europe: International 'Bride Finders' Come Under Scrutiny (RFE/RL) 06/25/2004
Ukraine to enforce equal rights for Tatars (BBC) 06/25/2004
Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs met with UN Secretary General Kofi Annan FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/25/2004
Міністр закордонних справ України Костянтин Грищенко відвідав штаб-квартиру ООН FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/25/2004
Statement of Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell: New Twist in Unsolved Murder of Ukrainian Journalist Heorhiy Gongadze (BRAMA) 06/25/2004
Tired of email spam and hackers? UESA offers tips on computer security (BRAMA) 06/25/2004
Kuchma supports improvement of present model of Ukraine-Poland trans-border cooperation (Interfax) 06/25/2004
Kuchma notes significance of Ukraine-Poland JV on Odesa-Brody extension to Plock (Interfax) 06/25/2004
Ukraine, Poland agree on joint electricity export to Europe (Interfax) 06/25/2004
Ukraine looks to clinch 3-bcm Uzbek gas deal (Interfax-Uzbekistan) 06/25/2004
A cut above the rest [pianist Dimitriy Onyshchenko, born in Lviv, in the Ukraine in 1983] (ic NorthWales) 06/25/2004
Ukrainian Jews Commemorate Holocaust Victims (FJC) 06/25/2004
Ukrainelifestyle lesson [Ukraine resident Ekatirina Konstantinova grew up in an area still affected from the Chernobyl meltdown in 1986...] (Advertiser) 06/25/2004
В Україні випущено першу 'співучу' монету (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
Новий закон стосується кримських татарів та представників інших етнічних меншин (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
УГКЦ молитиметься за чесні вибори (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
Ukrainian Gift of Life to Sponsor Film Festival [Dovzhenko and others to be featured on NJ cable] (UGOL) 06/25/2004
Some Experts Concerned Greek Sex Trade Could Increase as Olympics Near [Trafficking] (VOA) 06/25/2004
Who Really Wears Pampers in Ukrainian Politics? (Ukrainska Pravda) 06/25/2004
Why the insurgents run rings around US [Iraq] (South Africa Star) 06/25/2004
Ukrainian Peacemakers Prevented Scaled Terrorist Act in As-Suveyra Iraqi City (UNIAN) 06/25/2004
Ukrainian groups organize international journalism contest (IJNet) 06/25/2004
Race Against Time To Compensate Nazi-Era Slave Laborers (Deutsche Welle) 06/25/2004
Air France head [in Haiti] shot dead [The attack took place shortly after he flew in from France with his Ukranian wife.] (UPI/Wash Times) 06/25/2004
Ukrainian Politician Courts Jews [Yushchenko] (Baltimore Jewish Times) 06/25/2004
Chisinau supports initiative to create asymmetric federation [Transdniestrian settlement] (Interfax-Moldova) 06/25/2004
Kuchma may meet with Bush in Istanbul (Interfax) 06/25/2004
Bush to Discuss Iraq Power Transfer with European Leaders (VOA) 06/25/2004
НАТО 'запросить Україну та Росію патрулювати Середзем'я' * (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
Вулфовіц вибачився перед журналістами в Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
Tennis: Hewitt sets up clash with Ivanisevic (AAP/Yahoo) 06/25/2004
In the Malleable 'Coppélia,' Dancers Make Roles Personal [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (NY Times) 06/25/2004
Західна преса кидає тінь на президента Кучму? [Ґонґадзе] (BBC Ukrainian) 06/25/2004
Basketball: Griz add Raider, big Ukrainian [Sergei Lishouk, 6-11, 232-pound forward] (Memphis Commercial Appeal) 06/25/2004
Maurice Hinchey: Support for a democratic Ukraine (Congressional Record) 06/24/2004
Slave laborers to get more funds from interest on German settlement (JTA) 06/24/2004
2004 NBA Draft Team-by-Team (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/24/2004
Ukraine Restores Long-Lost Rights For Tatars (RFE/RL) 06/24/2004
Звiт Держдепартаменту щодо торгiвлi людьми - заходи боротьби з цим явищем в Українi (VOA) 06/24/2004
Міграційна ситуація в Україні (VOA) 06/24/2004
Заява американського сенатора в справi Гонгадзе (VOA) 06/24/2004
«Iндепендент» знову пише про справу Гонгадзе (VOA) 06/24/2004
Юлію Тимошенко знову хочуть позбавити депутатської недоторканності (VOA) 06/24/2004
Український омбудсмен стверджує, що в Абу-Греїб українських громадян катували (VOA) 06/24/2004
Ukraine seamen detail Iraq prison torture (AP/NY Times) 06/24/2004
Basketball: Grizzlies add three, including Antonio Burks, without first-round draft pick (Jackson Sun) 06/24/2004
Basketball: Grizzlies Acquire Draft Rights to Antonio Burks and Andre Emmett; Select Sergei Lishouk with the 49th Pick in the Draft (Memphis Grizzlies) 06/24/2004
NBA Draft-Pick 49 (AP/Yahoo) 06/24/2004
Kovalenko's return better this time (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 06/24/2004
Soccer: Freddy Adu's perfect score (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 06/24/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/24/2004
NATO Chief Hints At Busy Meeting Agenda [prepared to invite Russia and Ukraine to take part in antiterrorism naval patrols] (REF/RL) 06/24/2004
Tributes paid to fruit picker killed in road accident (Hereford Times) 06/24/2004
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Meets with U.S. Members of Congress and the UCCA FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/24/2004
Observer: Ukraine asks: Who's Hughes? [Hughesovka, Ukraine] (Financial Times) 06/24/2004
Ukrainian Prosecutors To Probe Murder Of Gongadze Witness (RFE/RL) 06/24/2004
Leak forces Ukraine to investigate death of witness to murder [Honcharov, Gongadze] (Independent) 06/24/2004
Ukrainian parliament adopts preliminary version of contested constitutional amendments (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/24/2004
[Verkhovna Rada] Has Preliminarily Approved and Submitted to Constitutional Court Draft Law #4180 on Making Alterations to Constitution (UNIAN) 06/24/2004
Human rights ombudswoman says Ukrainian sailors were tortured in Iraq (Interfax) 06/24/2004
27% of Ukrainians Sure That Ukraine Must Become NATO Member – Poll (UNIAN) 06/24/2004
Hromada Party may nominate jailed ex-Premier Lazarenko for president (Interfax) 06/24/2004
White slaving on increase, says OSCE [human trafficking] (AFP/B92) 06/24/2004
Report on human trafficking praises Czechs [Czech Republic human trafficking linked to street prostitution and forced sex work in more than 200 brothels; victims primarily from ex-Soviet states such as Ukraine and Moldova] (Prague Post) 06/24/2004
Індепендент - Генеральній прокуратурі України (BBC Ukrainian) 06/24/2004
Слідчий у справі Ґонґадзе: стаття в Індепендент 'шкідлива' (BBC Ukrainian) 06/24/2004
Михайло Подоляк: не обов'язково бути в Білорусі (BBC Ukrainian) 06/24/2004
No reason for growth of cost of credits for real economy in Ukraine - Hrebenyk (Interfax) 06/24/2004
Athletics: Lebedeva, Alekna and Samitova set world leading marks in Rethymno (IAAF) 06/24/2004
Chess: Indian challenge ends (Calcutta Telegraph) 06/24/2004
Dark side of the boom. Ukraine's president is bowing out and as the race to replace him begins, corruption could overshadow the country's economic success (Guardian) 06/23/2004
Державні нагороди України членам Управи Наукового Товариства ім. Шевченка в Америці FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/23/2004
Cops help human traffickers (News24) 06/23/2004
Off the Face of the Earth [Ukraine cave Holocaust survivors] (National Geographic Adventure) 06/23/2004
Парламент зробив перший крок у конституційній реформі (BBC Ukrainian) 06/23/2004
Верховна Рада в першому читаннi схвалила новий проект полiтреформи (VOA) 06/23/2004
[Ukraine] Cave saves some from horrors of the Holocaust (MSNBC) 06/23/2004
Карпачова: українців піддавали тортурам у в'язниці Абу-Граїб (BBC Ukrainian) 06/23/2004
Basketball: A foreign idea Milwaukee considering world-wide draft options (Racine Journal Times) 06/23/2004
Soccer: Adu says if you can play at pro level, play (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 06/23/2004
Ukrainians were 'treated like dogs' in Abu Ghraib prison (DPA/Deepika Global) 06/23/2004
Ukrainian Catholic Woman's League celebrates 60 years (WCR) 06/23/2004
Monument to “Unknown Bandit of Ukraine” Placed in Supreme Rada (UNIAN) 06/23/2004
Breakthrough in Gongadze case met with deep suspicion [CPJ] (BRAMA) 06/23/2004
Pavlyshyn sisters perform in New York -/- Творчий вечір дуету сестер Павлишин (BRAMA) 06/23/2004
Доповідь Репортерів без кордонів про цензуру в Інтернеті. Організація критикує Китай та США і називає Україну, Бірму і Білорусь традиційними порушниками (BBC Ukrainian) 06/23/2004
Energoatom makes first payment under nuclear operator responsibility insurance agreement [Ukrainian power units now have insurance protection] (Interfax) 06/23/2004
Парламент зробив перший крок у конституційній реформі. 'Наша Україна': внаслідок реформи Кучма зможе пересісти в крісло прем'єра (BBC Ukrainian) 06/23/2004
OSCE Media Representative concerned about deportation of [Ukrainian] journalist [Mihail Padalyak] from Belarus (OSCE) 06/23/2004
Letter: Please help [Ukrainian] asylum seekers (York Daily Record) 06/23/2004
FYI: Two [Ukrainian] Men Detained for Nearly 4 Years [in Pennsylvania] (Human Rights First) 06/23/2004
Sexual exploitation “a growing menace” (AFP/B92) 06/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition faction deputies scuffle at the speaker's platform in an attempt to block the vote on a constitutional reform bill during parliament session in Kiev, June 23, 2004. Ukraine's parliament approved on Wednesday a constitutional reform bill backed by President Leonid Kuchma in the first of two readings, breathing life into an issue set to rankle European election monitors. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/23/2004
Verkhovna Rada passes draft No.4180 and rejects draft No.3207-1 on political reform (Interfax) 06/23/2004
[Ukrainian] Sailors claim Abu Ghraib torture (AP/The Australian) 06/23/2004
Illegal migration from Ukraine is still a problem (Slovensko) 06/23/2004
Pagedown: Ukrainian sex slave escaped captivity by jumping from the third floor of an apartment block [trafficking] (AFP/Kathimerini) 06/23/2004
The World Bikini Model International Announces its Winner [runner up was Maryna Gorobets from Ukraine] (Fashion Gates) 06/23/2004
Hryschenko states necessity to consolidate UN role in political transition process in Iraq (Interfax) 06/23/2004
Poland rapped in war property compensation case (Financial Times) 06/23/2004
Europe court backs expelled Poles [Poland must pay compensation to a man whose family was forced from its home (in Lviv) after World War II] (BBC) 06/23/2004
Ukraine becomes Egmont Group member [national anti-money laundering programmes] (Interfax) 06/23/2004
Basketball: Kyiv Make Double Signing (FIBA Europe) 06/22/2004
Athletics: Pechonkina faces challenge of new Greek star Tsiklitiria Super Grand Prix (IAAF) 06/22/2004
Понад 500 тисяч жінок із колишнього СРСР були продані в сексуальне рабство (УНІАН) 06/22/2004
2 Ukrainians in Abu Ghraib Prison Were Tortured, says Ombudsman (VOA) 06/22/2004
Prosecutor General's Office may open criminal case following The Independent article [Gongadze] (Interfax) 06/22/2004
Погляди оксфордського професора на президентськi вибори в Українi (VOA) 06/22/2004
Новi повороти в справi Гонгадзе (VOA) 06/22/2004
Лiвi закликають до виведення українських солдатiв з Iраку, депутати зважують питання (VOA) 06/22/2004
Thousands of Ukrainians Demand Government Withdraw Troops from Iraq (VOA) 06/22/2004
Photo: Young protesters hold icons while gathering in downtown Kiev to demand the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Iraq, Tuesday, June 22, 2004. Under the slogan 'Bring back our children from Iraq,' protesters, mainly supporters of Ukraine's opposition Communist party, also demanded an end to the U.S. occupation of Iraq. (AP/Yahoo) 06/22/2004
CPJ condemns deportation of independent [Ukrainian] journalist [Mikhail Podolyak] (CPJ) 06/22/2004
2000 Ukrainian patients to receive treatment for HIV/AIDS (News-Medical) 06/22/2004
Iran approves membership of Turkey, Ukraine in north-south corridor (Payvand) 06/22/2004
Журналісти закликають Кучму та його уряд шукати істину [Ґонґадзе] (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
Сотні жінок протестували проти участі українських вояків в іракському конфлікті (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
Генпрокуратура запевняє, що затримала вбивцю Георгія Ґонґадзе (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
Марчук: навіщо Україні так багато генералів? Міністр оборони вважає, що 300 генералів для України - забагато, а 120 - якраз (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
ПАРЄ стурбована перевиборчою ситуацією в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
В Португалії вбито британського вболівальника. Не виключають, що вбивця - українець (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
'Ми приїхали з тим, щоб ширше відкрити Україну Америці' (IF.Gov.ua) 06/22/2004
'Killer admits' Gongadze murder (BBC) 06/22/2004
La Strada: The street without joy [trafficking] (RFE/RL) 06/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian demonstrators stand in front of an anti-war banner in Kiev's central Independence Square, June 22, 2004. About 2,000 Communists and 5,000 Orthodox believers on Tuesday demanded Ukraine's government bring troops home from Iraq, saying politicians had no right to spill the blood of others for their own gain. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/22/2004
Officials keep forces in Iraq amid dissent (Wash Times) 06/22/2004
Thousands Call for Ukrainian Withdrawal from Iran [sic, s.b. Iraq] [2,000 Communists holding red flags, 5,000 Orthodox believers] (Reuters) 06/22/2004
Iraqi Resistance Report June 17 - 19, 2004 (Jihad Unspun) 06/22/2004
Ukrainian armed forces to be cut by 70,000 in 2004 (Interfax-Russia) 06/22/2004
England fan killed in Lisbon, Ukrainian held (Reuters) 06/22/2004
Portugal Police Arrest Ukrainian Over Briton's Death in Lisbon (Bloomberg) 06/22/2004
Convicted Ukrainian Murderer Says He Killed Gongadze (RFE/RL) 06/22/2004
FT: Головоломка справи Ґонґадзе ускладнилася (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
М. Ґонґадзе: 'Прокуратура шукає варіанти, аби прикрити правду' (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
[Belarus] KGB deports Ukrainian freelance journalist [Mikhail Podoliak] (Reporters sans frontières) 06/22/2004
Witness's death adds to puzzle over fate of Ukraine journalist [Gongadze] (Financial Times) 06/22/2004
Zbigniew Brzezinski: “Ukraine and the World” [Speech from June 28, 2000] (День) 06/22/2004
Small Shareholders Left High and Dry [Russian Aluminum’s second assault against small shareholders] (День) 06/22/2004
Unconventional Marxism: Yulian Bachynsky’s struggle for Ukrainian independence (День) 06/22/2004
“The Volhynian Nexus”: Ukrainians and Poles between the Two World Wars (День) 06/22/2004
Language Marathon for the Diaspora (День) 06/22/2004
Pidgin as a Given [“A Mock Trial of Surzhyk, or a 21st-Century Inquisition”] (День) 06/22/2004
Kuchma signs decree on strategic defense bulletin of Ukraine until 2015 (Interfax) 06/22/2004
Hryschenko discussing cooperation and international problems in U.S. (Interfax) 06/22/2004
Ukrainian parliament rejects bill on privatization (Interfax) 06/22/2004
Contradictions between Ukraine and Russia on free trade zone will bury CES idea, experts say [Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 06/22/2004
Tennis: Venus rises and the crowd give her a lift (Guardian) 06/22/2004
Chess: Harikrishna holds Ivanchuk (The Hindu) 06/22/2004
Artist takes Ј25,000 prize with portrait of a 'little miracle' (Independent) 06/22/2004
Young Artists Bring New Verve to Familiar 'Swan' [Dvorovenko, Beloserkovsky] (NY Times) 06/22/2004
Ramayana Is Now in Lviv (День) 06/22/2004
Man confesses to killing Ukrainian journalist [Georgiy Gongadze] (Reuters) 06/22/2004
Victim believed to be seasonal worker [Ukrainian Denys Butenko killed by a passing car] (Shropshire Star) 06/22/2004
Soccer death 'is unrelated to fan violence' (AP/IOL) 06/22/2004
Puzzle over fate of Ukraine journalist [Gongadze] (Financial Times) 06/22/2004
Fears of Athens sex slave boom [Aid agencies and experts in Greece and the southern Balkans are warning there could be a big increase in the trafficking of women and children to Athens because of the Olympic Games being held in the city this August.] (BBC) 06/21/2004
Death of an Honored Outsider [Jacek Kuron] (Transitions Online) 06/21/2004
Boxing: Vanderpool confident he will beat American Jeff Lacy for IBF title (CP/Yahoo) 06/21/2004
Thousands gather at rabbi's Queens grave for 10th anniversary of his death [Lubavitcher sect Rabbi Menachem Schneerson, born April 18, 1902, in the Ukrainian city of Nikolaev] (AP/Newsday) 06/21/2004
Opera: Cherevichki (Financial Times) 06/21/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/21/2004
Russia steel firm wants to limit Ukrainian imports (Reuters) 06/21/2004
Українська влада відкидає звинувачення у гальмуванні справи Гонгадзе (VOA) 06/21/2004
Офіційна Україна реагує на статтю в 'Індепендент' про розслідування справи Ґонґадзе (BBC Ukrainian) 06/21/2004
На Полтавщині відбулися довибори до Верховної Ради (VOA) 06/21/2004
Україну очікують теледебати кандидатів у президенти (VOA) 06/21/2004
З Білорусі депортовано українського журналіста (BBC Ukrainian) 06/21/2004
Генпрокуратура: Гончаров помер від насильства [Ґонґадзе] (BBC Ukrainian) 06/21/2004
Photo: Secretary of State Colin Powell, right, with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko, at the State Dept., Monday, June 21, 2004, in Washington (AP/Yahoo) 06/21/2004
'Ukrainian snickers' - Chocolate pork fat all the rage in Kiev (UPI/Wash Times) 06/21/2004
Girl returns from Ukraine for heart surgery (CFCN Canada) 06/21/2004
'Killer admits' Gongadze murder (BBC) 06/21/2004
'Кравченко наказав убити Гонгадзе від імені Кучми'. У Британії оприлюднено допити міліціонерів 'наружки' (Українська правда) 06/21/2004
Position available: Program Officer, Ukraine Program (Wash D.C.) (IRI) 06/21/2004
[Letter] Відкритий лист до кандидатів у президенти України В. Ющенко і В. Януковича (BRAMA) 06/21/2004
Was Gongadze's death an excess of executive power? (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/21/2004
Ukrainian nationalists battle to get Russian pop hits off buses (Independent) 06/21/2004
The first signs: Ukraine secured its first contract [in Iraq], which does not guarantee, though, that others will follow… (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/21/2004
Immortal's romance? [Zinchenko joins opposition's election campaign] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/21/2004
Pressure piles on Ukrainian leader after leaks reveal attempts to cover up killing [From 6/19/2004] (Independent) 06/21/2004
$20,000 in [Russian and Ukrainian] artwork stolen from local gallery (Westchester Daily Local) 06/21/2004
Pork choc on the menu in Ukraine [Chocolate salo: Salty on the inside, sweet on the outside] (BBC) 06/21/2004
Справа Ґонґадзе: 'не всі сидять тихо'. Автор статті в Індепендент А.Крушельницький сказав Бі-Бі-Сі, що його джерела готові свідчити в суді (BBC Ukrainian) 06/21/2004
Візит Грищенка до Сполучених Штатів (BBC Ukrainian) 06/21/2004
Tennis: Rusedski on a mission to right the wrongs (Independent) 06/21/2004
Athletics: Britain's fall guys relegated to also-rans (The Times) 06/21/2004
Chess: German stuns Sasi in opener (Calcutta Telegraph) 06/21/2004
Refugee centre Bela pod Bezdezem (Radio Prague) 06/21/2004
Athletics: Riguardo takes third World Race Walking Challenge win (IAAF) 06/20/2004
Slavery of Children and women in Persian gulf countries (Persian Journal) 06/20/2004
Special day marks refugees' courage (Massachusetts Republican) 06/20/2004
'Pakistani scientists may be in N. Korea' (AFP/Millat) 06/20/2004
Стеження закінчено. Забудьте? Британська газета отримала нові матеріали у справі Ґонґадзе - від службовців українських правоохоронних органів (BBC Ukrainian) 06/20/2004
Мороз: Кучма може стати кандидатом від влади (BBC Ukrainian) 06/20/2004
Mariners Rejoice After Acquittal (Tampa Tribune) 06/20/2004
Record reviews: John Stetch - Exponentially Monk (Philadelphia Inquirer) 06/20/2004
Photo: Algerian chess player Adlane Arab plays against Ukrainian Vassily lvanchuk at the world chess championship in Tripoli (AP/Yahoo) 06/20/2004
Athletics: European Cup, Women - Russia win as expected - Radcliffe runs 14:29.11 (IAAF) 06/20/2004
Athletics: Radcliffe Has Record Run in Comeback (AP/Yahoo) 06/20/2004
Athletics: European Cup Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/20/2004
Festival blow after dancers refused visas (Shropshire Star) 06/19/2004
Athletics: European Cup Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/19/2004
Brunei Ruler Receives Ukranian Doctor Degree (Radio Television Brunei) 06/19/2004
One of the real joys of exploring Ukraine was the feeling of being somewhere properly foreign — three hours from Gatwick (The Times) 06/19/2004
Jessop Partners Ukraine Company To Build Ships (India Financial Express) 06/19/2004
Dynamo delight in title triumph (UEFA) 06/19/2004
Dynamo Kiev clinch another Ukrainian title (Reuters) 06/19/2004
Athletics: Britain and Russia top day one European Cup (IAAF) 06/19/2004
Athletics: Brown sixth in Poland (BBC Sport) 06/19/2004
Українськi студенти стежитимуть за чеснiстю проведення президентських виборiв (VOA) 06/18/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Draw (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/18/2004
Полiтичнi теленовини напередоднi президентських виборiв в Українi (VOA) 06/18/2004
Знову в СРСР? Президент Росії закликає відновити втрачені країнами СНД зв'язки - з урахуванням нових світових тенденцій (BBC Ukrainian) 06/18/2004
Athletics: European Cup Women’s Events Preview (IAAF) 06/18/2004
Athletics: Kelli White (USA) performances annulled (IAAF) 06/18/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour Hastings Direct Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/18/2004
Canadian Legislators call for recognition of Day of the Ukrainian Famine/Genocide of 1932/33 SPECIAL (BRAMA) 06/18/2004
Конгрес українців Естонії сповіщає про подання законопроекту про визнання Голодомору 1932-1933 років в Україні актом геноциду проти українського народу [УВКР] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 06/18/2004
[Ukrainian-born Nazi-hunter] Simon Wiesenthal given honourary knighthood (AFP/Yahoo) 06/18/2004
The new regionalism: drifting toward multi-polarity [pagedown to: Russia has returned to its traditional strategic doctrine of containing encirclement ...to draw Ukraine and Belarus firmly into its orbit] (Eurasianet) 06/18/2004
WHO report: Study on environmental burden of disease in children: key findings [PDF] (WHO) 06/18/2004
One in three child deaths in Europe due to environment. New WHO study details devastating effects (WHO) 06/18/2004
Estonian Bill Recommends Prosecution For Ukrainian Famine (UANewswire) 06/18/2004
The true value of Daddy's little helper [Adoption] (Christian Science Monitor) 06/18/2004
[Ukrainian-born caregiver and other Ukrainian immigrants in Parma Heights] steal dead man's credit card, go on spending spree [6/16/04] (WKYC) 06/18/2004
Obituary: Mary Kranik / Owner and cook at Greenfield bar and grill (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 06/18/2004
10,000 migrants work in province [Northern Ireland] (Belfast Telegraph) 06/18/2004
Ukrainian Sergei Salov Wins Montreal International Musical Competition (andante) 06/18/2004
Ukraine MPs call for impeachment [Gongadze] (BBC) 06/18/2004
New agreement on partnership should be included in Ukraine-EU Action Plan, Baziv says (Interfax) 06/18/2004
Moldova: Regional Tensions over Transdniestria [Russian support of the internationally unrecognized Dniestrian Moldovan Republic (DMR) is obstructing resolution of the conflict in Moldova] (Reuters/AlertNet) 06/18/2004
Interview with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko [Japan] (Mainichi Daily News) 06/18/2004
Верховна Рада внесла змiни у держбюджет (VOA) 06/18/2004
Громадськi слухання на тему зникнень та полiтичних убивств (VOA) 06/18/2004
Euro-Russia seek to reward long-suffering fans [...some of the best players in the old Soviet Union team came from training centres in now independent states such as Georgia and Ukraine] (Reuters) 06/18/2004
Омельченко: до викрадення Гонгадзе причетний президент Кучма (VOA) 06/18/2004
Ukraine to present new Defense Doctrine at NATO Summit in Istanbul (Interfax) 06/18/2004
Chechetov says Kryvorizhstal sale cannot be protested (Interfax) 06/18/2004
Ukraine, Brunei agree on mutual protection of investments and cooperation in tourism (Interfax) 06/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) and Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei walk along the Guard of Honour during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Kiev, June 18, 2004. Bolkiah is on a four-day official visit to Ukraine to discuss potential for trade and economic cooperation between the countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) and Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei review the Guard of Honour during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Kiev, June 18, 2004. Bolkiah is on a four-day official visit to Ukraine to discuss potential for trade and economic cooperation between the countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/18/2004
It's politics as usual ...World champion Ruslan Ponomariov want to know why FIDE is silent now (Chessbase) 06/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) greets Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei as they meet at the Presidential Palace in Kiev, June 18, 2004. Bolkiah is on a four-day official visit to Ukraine to discuss potential for trade and economic cooperation between the countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/18/2004
[?] U.S. to Welcome and Support Yanukovych as Future President only at Conditions of “Pure” Elections Conduction – Herbst ... U.S. may also welcome and support Viktor Yushchenko in case of his victory (UNIAN) 06/18/2004
Ukraine drive to keep Russian off buses [Lviv is the most Ukrainian city in the country and if we don't preserve our Ukrainian language we will lose our identity] (BBC) 06/18/2004
Tennis: Women's USTA-Baylor All Saints Fort Worth Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/17/2004
Great Oaks to assist hospitals in Ukraine (Bartlett Appeal) 06/17/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Qualifying Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/17/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour Hastings Direct Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/17/2004
Г.Омельченко: Рада блокує звіт по Ґонґадзе (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
МЗС Росії захищає російський культурний центр у Львові (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
FT: приватизація Криворіжсталі - велика помилка (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
Сивкович: Криворіжсталь має лишатися в руках держави (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
Українських моряків, звинувачених у контрабанді нафти в Іраку, має тепер судити суд в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
VR chairman, Interfax president discuss Ukrainian legislation on mass media (Interfax) 06/17/2004
Orthodox and Greek Catholics Request to Share Church in Ivano-Frankivsk (RISU) 06/17/2004
70 Percent of Ukrainians Religious, Survey Shows (RISU) 06/17/2004
Ukraine will supply most of Iraqi army (Financial Times) 06/17/2004
Нью-Йорк Таймс закликала Буша вибачитися (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
Mills Lane to get stem cell injections in Ukraine. Recovering from stroke: Ex-judge’s wife optimistic about the treatment. (Reno Gazette-Journal) 06/17/2004
Obit: Mike Medwid (Globe and Mail) 06/17/2004
Portrait award shortlist on show [Ulyana Gumeniuk] (BBC) 06/17/2004
If I were a Klezmorim... (Budapest Sun) 06/17/2004
Azarov 'calm' about Ukraine's foreign debt (Interfax) 06/17/2004
Події в Мукачевому очима сержанта міліції (BBC Ukrainian) 06/17/2004
Communist-Era Dissident Jacek Kuron Dies ['Born March 3, 1934 in the eastern Polish city of Lvov sic, now in Ukraine' ] (AP/Yahoo) 06/17/2004
Ukraine's missing missiles (Jane's) 06/17/2004
Letter: EU must make all members equal before more expansion (Financial Times) 06/17/2004
Ukrtelecom launches wireless access to Internet in Interfax-Ukraine (Interfax) 06/17/2004
Holocaust hotline anger in Poland [An international organisation dedicated to hunting down Holocaust war criminals has opened a telephone hotline for potential informants in Poland. From 6/16/04] (BBC) 06/17/2004
Cardinal Husar is Optimistic about Recognition of Patriarchate (RISU) 06/17/2004
Russia Allocates 350,000 US$ for Orthodox (UOC-Moscow Patriarchate) Churches in Ukraine (RISU) 06/17/2004
Corvallis wins sister cities award [Uzhgorod] (Corvallis Gazette-Times) 06/17/2004
Young sisters see America through Ukrainian eyes [Adoption] (Alamogordo Daily News) 06/17/2004
Eye tests for Chernobyl holidaymakers (Evening Telegraph and Post) 06/17/2004
Marcy Kaptur: Taras Shevchenko (Congressional Record) 06/16/2004
Ukrainian Cultural Renaissance of the 1920s [CIUS] (BRAMA) 06/16/2004
Заклик до громадян України за кордоном [СКУ] (BRAMA) 06/16/2004
Photo: Boxer Vitali Klitschko, actor Tom Cruise, Olympian Rafer Johnson and Olympic gold medal swimmer Janet Evans pose after they ran the last leg of the Los Angeles portion of the Olympic Torch Relay inside Dodger Stadium (AP/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Photo: Boxer Vitali Klitschko, former Olympic swimmer Janet Evans, actor Tom Cruise and former Olympic track and field star Rafer Johnson pose after running around Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles as part of the Olympic torch relay (AFP/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Photo: The four final torch bearers in the global Olympic Torch Relay, WBC heavyweight boxing champion Vitali Klitschko, United States Olympic swimming gold medallist Janet Evans, actor Tom Cruise, and United States Olympic track and field gold medallist Rafer Johnson (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Photo: The four final torch bearers in the global Olympic Torch Relay during its stop in Los Angeles pose together with their torches in Dodger stadium. Shown are United States Olympic swimming gold medallist Janet Evans, actor Tom Cruise, WBC heavyweight boxing champion Vitali Klitschko and United States Olympic track and field gold medallist Rafer Johnson (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Photo: Boxer Vitali Klitschko, actor Tom Cruise, Olympian Rafer Johnson and Olympic gold medal swimmer Janet Evans pose after they ran the last leg of the Los Angeles portion of the Olympic Torch Relay inside Dodger Stadium (AP/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Photo: Boxer Vitali Klitschko runs inside Dodger Stadium with the Olympic torch (AP/Yahoo) 06/16/2004
Czech keeper Lastuvka agrees Shakhtar Donetsk move (Reuters) 06/16/2004
Vercoutre heads to Strasbourg (UEFA) 06/16/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Qualifying Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/16/2004
Repellently sexy superstar [Putrov] (Daily Telegraph) 06/16/2004
Tennis: Women's USTA-Baylor All Saints Fort Worth Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/16/2004
SFS firefighter travels to joint drill in [Yavoriv] Ukraine test in disaster workshop (Whittier Daily News) 06/16/2004
Commentary: Ukraine's steel deal [Kryvorizhstal] (Financial Times) 06/16/2004
Basketball: NBA 2004 draft prospect: Sergei Lishouk (sir-GAY Leesh-CHUK) (NBA) 06/16/2004
Yanukovych advocates phased economic integration within CES [Common Economic Spac] and CIS [Commonwealthh of Independent States] (Interfax) 06/16/2004
Ukrainian Government to Carve Canal Through Europe’s Most Important Bird Breeding Ground (UN Observer) 06/16/2004
Resort stages fun day for Chernobyl disaster children (ic NorthWales) 06/16/2004
Back to the future: new US-Russia arms race (CS Monitor) 06/16/2004
Mt. Carmel senior [Stan Prokopenk] makes his mark as scholar, artist and animator (San Diego Union-Tribune) 06/16/2004
[Pagedown] Ooh, Canada! New top model [supermodel Daria Werbowy: the new face of Gucci] (NY Daily News) 06/16/2004
Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 06/16/2004
Jury finds no guilt in shipped cocaine; Sixteen men from Ukraine and Lithuania are free a year after nearly 4 tons of the drug were found on their freighter (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 06/16/2004
America's Silliest World-Historical Figure. The Child Monarch [Ronald Reagan: because Chernobyl is the Ukrainian word for 'wormwood' and Wormwood is the name of a flashing star in the Book of Revelation, the accident at the Soviet nuclear plant was a harbinger of Armageddon.] (The New Republic) 06/16/2004
9/11 Panel Finds No Collaboration Between Iraq, Al Qaeda; Findings Contradict Comments by Cheney, Bush (Wash Post) 06/16/2004
Sept. 11 Commission Report Says Iraq Rebuffed Al Qaeda (AP/NY Times) 06/16/2004
A nasty business in Ukraine. If Ukraine wants to send out a danger signal to foreign investors, it's going about it in the right way [Kryvorizhstal] (BBC) 06/16/2004
God's Envy [Ukraine's shadow economy] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/16/2004
Ukraine announces it will continue to destroy rocket fuel [Program for disposal of residual solid rocket fuel no longer in US interests] (AP/ENN) 06/16/2004
Kuchma calls for Parliament-Government commission to push through economic reform (Interfax) 06/16/2004
Presidential Election Campaign to Start in Ukraine on July 3 – CEC (UNIAN) 06/16/2004
Central Election Commission: official start of presidential campaign is July 3 (Interfax) 06/16/2004
Kryvorizhstal: “strays” among patriots (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/16/2004
CPU Leader [Petro Symonenko] Wants to Return to Idea of President’s Election by Parliament (UNIAN) 06/16/2004
CES integration will help create stable development zone, says Premier [] (Interfax) 06/16/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons forward Rasheed Wallace celebrates as Los Angeles Lakers center Shaquille O'Neal, forward Stanislav Medvedenko and guard Gary Payton walk off the court (AP/Yahoo) 06/15/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons’ Chauncey Billiups goes around Los Angeles Lakers’ Slava Medvedenko (AP/Yahoo) 06/15/2004
Photo: Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is defended by Detroit Pistons forward Mehmet Okur and forward Tayshaun Prince. In the background are Lakers forward Stanislav Medvedenko and Pistons center Ben Wallace (AP/Yahoo) 06/15/2004
Medvedenko scores early to fill void; 10 first-half points for Malone stand-in (LA Daily News) 06/15/2004
Photo: Sergij Grin, Sergij Bilushtchenko, Oleg Likov and Leonid Shaposhnikov of Ukraine compete in the final of the men's quadruple sculls at the Olympic Qualification Regatta on Lake Rotsee near Lucerne. Team Ukraine won the race and qualified for the upcoming Olympic Summer Games in Athens (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/15/2004
Tennis: Wimbledon Qualifying Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/15/2004
Tennis: Women's USTA-Baylor All Saints Fort Worth Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/15/2004
Aгентство з моделювання ситуацiй про кандидата Януковича (VOA) 06/15/2004
Перед виборами Верховна Рада до справи Гонгадзе не повернеться (VOA) 06/15/2004
Передвиборчу команду Ющенка очолив колишнiй есдек Зiнченко (VOA) 06/15/2004
Пристрастi навколо продажу Криворiжсталi не вщухають (VOA) 06/15/2004
ICFTU keeps an eye on trade union activity in Eastern Europe [from 6/9/04] (ICFTU) 06/15/2004
The Great Ukrainian from Oklahoma, or “The Verkhovna Rada Basements” [James Mace] (День) 06/15/2004
A Canadian Treasure, Now Available to the Public. The Kurelek Campaign for Care to enhance the quality of life for seniors FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/15/2004
UCCA tours Ukrainian communities in southern U.S. states FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/15/2004
Розв'язання конфлікту пам'ятника Тарасові Шевченку у Будапешті [УВКР] (BRAMA) 06/15/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Moscow Patriarchate) parishioners in Transcarpathia Beat Two Greek Catholic Priests (RISU) 06/15/2004
Editor of Ukrainian news agency UNIAN and friend cruelly beaten in Kyiv (UNIAN) 06/15/2004
“Our Ukraine” Conducts Successful Negotiations About Creation of Election Coalition, Including with Centrists – Yushchenko (UNIAN) 06/15/2004
Ukrainian Deputy Speaker [Oleksandr Zinchenko] to run Yushchenko's campaign during the presidential election (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/15/2004
Victor Yushchenko discussed bilateral cooperation issues with Russia's Ambassador Chornomyrdin (Ukrayinska Pravda) 06/15/2004
Yanukovych urges for changing CES countries' commodity production structure (Interfax) 06/15/2004
Ukrainian PM optimistic about Common Economic Space [Stepping up integration processes...] (Interfax) 06/15/2004
Kuchma calls for drafting new VAT bill to cut tax rate to 15% [down from 20%] (Interfax) 06/15/2004
Securities, prosecutors to control Tax Administration activity - Kuchma (Interfax) 06/15/2004
The James That We Don’t Know. June 11 marks forty days since the passing of James Mace, our colleague and friend (День) 06/15/2004
Forest Song' uses puppets, dancers to pull at our heartstrings (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 06/15/2004
Thyroid cancer high since Chernobyl; Researchers found a 12-fold increase in thyroid cancer in women in Belarus since the April 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant explosion in neighboring Ukraine (Big News Network) 06/15/2004
Piano professor to stand trial on child sex charges (Sydney Morning Herald) 06/15/2004
Pagedown to: Privatization, Ukrainina style [Kryvorizhstal] (RFE/RL) 06/15/2004
LNM loses bid for Ukraine steel plant, asks Ukrainian government to investigate tender; winning bid was much lower than amount offered by LNM. (Rediff) 06/15/2004
James Mace’s Role in Exposing Stalin’s Greatest Crime (День) 06/15/2004
Russia may start collecting VAT in petroleum product trade with Ukraine under 'destination country' principle beginning from 2005 - Yanukovych (Interfax) 06/15/2004
Ukraine fails to fully comply with trafficking elimination standards, but making significant efforts to do so - US Department of State Report (Interfax) 06/15/2004
Bulgaria Faces Criticism over Traffic in People (Novinite) 06/15/2004
Торгівля жінками: ситуація в Україні (VOA) 06/15/2004
Віктор Пінчук купив Криворіжсталь (VOA) 06/15/2004
Конституційна реформа знову відкладається (VOA) 06/15/2004
Dance: Onegin [Putrov] (Financial Times) 06/15/2004
Tennis: Encouraging display fuels Baltacha on voyage back to form (Independent) 06/15/2004
Outside Influence. NBA Finals being broadcast in 39 languages translates into big-time international drawing power (LA Times) 06/15/2004
Ukraine sells off biggest steel business [Kryvorizhstal] (Financial Times) 06/15/2004
Artificial cornea restores patient's vision (Contra Costa Times) 06/15/2004
Trial begins in mother's death (Journal News) 06/15/2004
Grassroots organizations are ready to assume the social functions of the state. Is the state ready for this? [Plast, SUM...] (День) 06/15/2004
Jack Palance Rejects Russian Award. Declaring “I’m Ukrainian, not Russian,” Palance walks out of Russian Film Festival in Hollywood (День) 06/15/2004
US to deport ex-Nazi camp guard. 80-year-old New Yorker who worked as a guard at a Nazi-run labour camp is to be deported to his native Ukraine [Jakiw Palij] (BBC) 06/15/2004
Nazi Camp Guard, Now 80, Ordered Deported From Queens [Jakiw Palij] (AP/WNBC) 06/15/2004
Supremes To Foreigners: Get Your Own Courts [ruling involves a lawsuit by vitamin buyers in the Ukraine, Australia, Ecuador, and Panama] (Forbes) 06/15/2004
Commentary: Europe's new fault line (Wash Times) 06/15/2004
Letter: A Stalinist Torture Tactic (Wash Post) 06/15/2004
Skills shortage drives trade in keen beans from overseas [Some of the bank's best candidates for graduate recruitment were from Poland and Ukraine...] (Financial Times) 06/15/2004
Karaites [a mysterious people of Turkish origin and a Judaic sectarian faith] struggle to keep centuries-old culture alive in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 06/15/2004
The Museum of Historical Jewelry: Scythians — Kyivan Rus’ — the 14th-20th centuries (День) 06/15/2004
Trafficking in Persons Report - pagedown to Ukraine Tier 2 [The Government of Ukraine does not yet fully comply with minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking...] (USDOS) 06/14/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour Hastings Direct Championships Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/14/2004
Roman Catholic Bishop of Paris Visits Lviv (RISU) 06/14/2004
Tribunal Excommunicates Lefebvrite Priest from Greek Catholic Church (RISU) 06/14/2004
Athletics: Ziolkowski ready to defend his title in Athens (IAAF) 06/14/2004
Kryvorizhstal tender conducted lawfully, says SPF head (Interfax) 06/14/2004
Володимир Полохало: Янукович визрів як несамостійний політик (Політична думка) 06/14/2004
Chairman's statement: Meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission (NATO) 06/14/2004
Погляди Москви на українськi вибори (VOA) 06/14/2004
World Bandura Promoter Returns to Lviv (Mykola Dosinchuk-Chorny) FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/14/2004
Kryvorizhstal sold for $779M [United States Steel Corp. of Pittsburgh criticized the decision] (The Deal) 06/14/2004
Accused Nazi guard ordered deported [Jakiw Palij] (NY Newsday) 06/14/2004
Broadview Media Announces New Board Member [Robert A. Kramarczuk] (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 06/14/2004
Court Blocks Foreign Price-Fixing Suits [Companies based in Australia, Ecuador, Panama and Ukraine wanted to use U.S. antitrust laws to pursue damages; claimed they were overcharged for vitamins beginning in the late 1980s] (AP/Yahoo) 06/14/2004
President Vladimir Putin of Russia has approved a Ukrainian compensation offer over the accidental downing of an airliner en route from Israel in 2001 (BBC) 06/14/2004
Antitrust Laws Don't Cover Foreign Cases [US Judge dismissed the lawsuit filed in 2000 by Australia, Ecuador, Panama and Ukraine to recover billions of dollars in overcharges from vitamin cartel] (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/14/2004
A Triumph of Hope and Hype: Ukraine may be safe from a repeat of its diplomatic embarrassment at the Prague NATO summit, but ahead of the Istanbul summit, its blithe disregard for NATO concerns continues (Transitions Online) 06/14/2004
Scandal over Ukraine steel sale. A company owned by the son-in-law of Ukraine's President Leonid Kuchma has won a tender to buy Kryvorizhstal, the country's biggest steel plant (BBC) 06/14/2004
Three-time MP in for a fight [Dumansky, a proud Ukrainian-Canadian...] (Toronto Star) 06/14/2004
Sport in Brief (Daily Telegraph) 06/14/2004
Swimming: Parry and Marshall raising hopes of success (The Times) 06/14/2004
Salty snacks set out East (Warsaw Business Journal) 06/14/2004
Kryvorizhstal sold for UAH 4.26 billion, announces SPF (Interfax) 06/14/2004
State Property Fund, Investment-Metallurgical Union sign agreement on Kryvorizhstal sale (Interfax) 06/14/2004
CIS new executive secretary Rushailo comes in Kyiv for talks on Commonwealth problems (Interfax) 06/14/2004
Ukraine not yet ready to enter NATO, says Kuchma (Interfax) 06/14/2004
Seminar Jun 16-17: European standards on election coverage [Soumy, Ukraine] (IJNet) 06/14/2004
State Department program brings delegation of Russian [Ukrainian and Uzbek] scientists to UCSC (UCSC Currents) 06/14/2004
Kyiv to host General Assembly of International Women's Council in 2006 (Interfax) 06/14/2004
From Russia as 'slaves' (NY Daily News) 06/14/2004
Sri Lanka takes on call girls [Four Ukrainian women were rounded up by a police team last week...] (News24) 06/14/2004
Fewer Traffic Problems [Women are trafficked into Kosovo predominantly from Moldova, Bulgaria, and Ukraine...] (Transitions Online) 06/14/2004
FYI: Daily U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 06/13/2004
FYI: Iraq Body Count (Website) 06/13/2004
Oil brings new sparkle to Caspian Sea [The Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko was exiled here in the nineteenth century for writing a poem against the Tsar.] (BBC) 06/13/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons forward Rasheed Wallace celebrates a basket as Los Angeles Lakers forward Stanislav Medvedenko turns away (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/13/2004
Photo: Los Angeles Lakers guard Devean George helps separate forward Slava Medvedenko and Detroit Pistons forward Rasheed Wallace (AP/Yahoo) 06/13/2004
Photo: Los Angeles Lakers forward Slava Medvedenko and Detroit Pistons forward Rasheed Wallace face each other during a confrontation in the third quarter (AP/Yahoo) 06/13/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons Rasheed Wallace and Los Angeles Lakers Stanislav Medvedenko shove each other during second half action (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/13/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 4 - Day 2 Results & Report (Swim News) 06/13/2004
Пошук Європи: подорож із кінокамерою (Потяг-76) 06/13/2004
Russian-speaking teens feel estranged from Israel (Ha'aretz) 06/13/2004
Gossip column: [Actor Hugh Grant] ruined me [Ukranian-born Dana...is more than just a friend of the actor] (Sunday Mirror) 06/13/2004
Ukraine: Integrity Assessment (Center for Public Integrity) 06/12/2004
Ukraine gets a 'weak' rating in the Public Integrity Index (Center for Public Integrity) 06/12/2004
Fuel and Energy Ministry dismisses Chornobyl NPP director Neretin [appointed Anatoliy Hora acting director] (Interfax) 06/12/2004
У Києві на одному дереві повісилися дівчина та двоє її знайомих (УНІАН) 06/12/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 4 - Day 1 Results (Swim News) 06/12/2004
Swimming: Gibson seeks to underline Olympic bid (The Times) 06/12/2004
Lee Wins Bronze at N.Y. Fencing Event (AP/Yahoo) 06/12/2004
New York Grand Prix of Fencing Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/12/2004
What are the Klitschko Brothers doing in New York? FOTO/S (BRAMA) 06/12/2004
US Air Force family gives two Chernobyl children health, hope [from 5/20/04] (Air Force Link) 06/12/2004
Photo: Heavyweight boxers Vitali Klitschko and his brother Wladimir Klitschko of the Ukraine pose in Times Square, New York June 11, 2004. Vitali, the World Boxing Council Heavyweight champion, won the crown after knocking out South African Corrie Sanders, and plans to make the first defense of his belt in September. Vitali will throw out the first pitch at the New York Yankee's baseball game on June 12 (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/11/2004
Відомий американський теле- та кіноактор Джек Паланс відмовився прийняти нагороду на фестивалі російських фільмів у Голівуді, і ще й залишив залу на знак протесту, заявивши 'Я українець, а не росіянин!' (BBC Ukrainian) 06/11/2004
The Laundry Bill [Pavel Lazarenko claimed his fortune was legal, but a U.S. court has found him guilty of laundering $114 million and 28 other charges.] (Transitions Online) 06/11/2004
Newport goes Hollywood: Painting with Sasha (East Bay) 06/11/2004
Fedir Yaroshenko becomes new leader of State Tax Administration of Ukraine (Interfax) 06/11/2004
The Black Economy -- How Can You Measure What Is Hidden? (RFE/RL) 06/11/2004
Photo: Pau forward Ukrainian Artur Drozdov goes up for a basket in front of Gravelines defenders Ricardo Greer of the Dominican Republic and Igor Perica of Croatia (AFP/Yahoo) 06/11/2004
Come and stay beyond the Fringe (Glasgow Herald) 06/11/2004
Athletics: Abeylegesse obliterates the women's 5000m World record in Bergen TDK Golden League (IAAF) 06/11/2004
Athletics: Abeylegesse breaks 5,000 world record, Canadian Felicien second in hurdles (CP/Yahoo) 06/11/2004
Athletics: Abeylegesse smashes women's 5,000m world record (AFP/Yahoo) 06/11/2004
Athletics: IAAF Bislett Games Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/11/2004
Cycling: Dauphine Libere Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/11/2004
Edinburgh Fringe line-up unveiled (BBC News) 06/11/2004
Ukraine accuses NATO assembly of interfering in its affairs (AFP/SpaceWar) 06/11/2004
Ukrainian Tax Chief [Yuriy Kravchenko] Resigns Under Pressure (RFE/RL) 06/11/2004
Політична ситуація напередодні початку президентської передвиборчої кампанії (Полiтична думка) 06/11/2004
Canadian Ukrainians want to know candidates' positions on key issues (BRAMA) 06/11/2004
Memoirs and medicine mesh together for a view of 20th century developments in 'A Surgeon's Universe' by Andrew S. Olearchyk, M.D. [Book] (BRAMA) 06/11/2004
Pavel Rezvoy lands in Cuba. Check your GPS and satellite phones at the pier... (Ocean Rowing Society) 06/11/2004
FYI: The u-turn that saved the Gipper [Ronald Reagan] [from 6/10/04] (Guardian) 06/11/2004
Presidential administration says NATO parliament assembly call for Kuchma to stay out of presidential election is 'interference' (Interfax) 06/11/2004
FYI: Arming Iraq: A Chronology of U.S. Involvement [Donald Rumsfeld -Reagan's Envoy- provided Iraq with chemical & biological weapons] (Iran Chamber Society) 06/11/2004
FYI: Rumsfeld 'offered help to Saddam' [In 1983, Ronald Reagan signed a secret order instructing the administration to do 'whatever was necessary and legal' to prevent Iraq losing the war.] (Guardian) 06/11/2004
FYI: Reagan Played Decisive Role in Saddam Hussein's Survival in Iran-Iraq War (AFP/Common Dreams) 06/11/2004
East: Reagan Leaves Complex Legacy In Former Soviet Bloc [from 6/10/04] (RFE/RL) 06/11/2004
White House Speechwriters: Rhetoric in Times of Crisis [see: Tony Snow, author of Bush Sr. 'Chicken Kiev' speech] (Council on Foreign Relations) 06/11/2004
Five women die as car hits truck [Greece] (Kathimerini) 06/11/2004
At conference of Ukrainian Jews, [Viktor Yuschenko] courts the Jewish vote [from 6/10/04] (JTA) 06/11/2004
[Presidential administration] Considers NATO's Communique Intermingling into Internal Affairs of Ukraine (UNIAN) 06/11/2004
Screen Appoints Printing Systems As Its New Distributor in Ukraine (Electronic Publishing) 06/11/2004
Optimus to optimize operations through Ukrainian computer producer purchase (Warsaw Business Journal) 06/11/2004
Kuchma Has Accepted Resignation of State Tax Administration Chairman Kravchenko (UNIAN) 06/11/2004
Kuchma accepts resignation of State Tax Administration head [Yuriy Kravchenko] (Interfax) 06/11/2004
Kuchma to pass decree blasting government work on VAT (Interfax) 06/11/2004
Kuchma satisfied with cooperation with Russia [CES - Common Economic Space] (Interfax) 06/11/2004
Kuchma promising to examine growth of metal prices in Ukraine (Interfax) 06/11/2004
Держдепартамент США визнає помилки в оцінцках тероризму (BBC Ukrainian) 06/11/2004
Позовів щодо приватизації 'Криворіжсталі' побільшає (BBC Ukrainian) 06/11/2004
США намагаються повернути своїх мовникiв в український ФМ-ефiр (VOA) 06/11/2004
Патрiархат для українських католикiв: пiдтримка є, термiну немає (VOA) 06/11/2004
Новi звинувачення на адресу Юлiї Тимошенко (VOA) 06/11/2004
Спецiальний репортаж: прощання з президентом Рейґаном (VOA) 06/11/2004
Locals invited to take part in Caricature Contest [Association of Caricaturists of Ukraine organising Fourth International Caricature Contest with the theme 'Independence & Terrorism'] (Borneo Bulletin) 06/11/2004
A strategic vote? Riding tends to elect progressives (Toronto Star) 06/11/2004
Public Prosecutor's Office urges parliament to strip immunity of Yulia Tymoshenko [Bribery charges] (Interfax) 06/10/2004
Prosecutor sees progress in Gongadze case [no clarification of the progress provided in this report] (Interfax) 06/10/2004
Українська жiнка - тема парламентських слухань (VOA) 06/10/2004
Most of the youth of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union are not optimistic -- social services have collapsed and life expectancy is down (Prague Post) 06/10/2004
Russia Launches Military Satellite [Ukrainian-made Zenit-2 rocket carrying the Kosmos-2406 satellite lifted off from the Russian launch complex in Kazakhstan at 5:28 a.m Moscow time] (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Ukraine wants to raise price of imported gas (Interfax) 06/10/2004
Ukraine says Russian MTS could lose UMC stake (Reuters) 06/10/2004
JV Ukrainian Mobile Communication (UMC) sale was lawful, Chechetov (Interfax) 06/10/2004
Tender for Kryvorizhstal sale will be held as scheduled, says SPF (Interfax) 06/10/2004
Tata Steel withdraws Ukraine mill bid (Sify) 06/10/2004
Photo: Los Angeles Lakers forward Stanislav Medvedenko battles Detroit Pistons guard Chauncey Billups and center Elden Campbell (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons' Lindsey Hunter and Los Angeles Lakers' Stanislav Medvedenko get tangled up (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons' Elden Campbell goes to the basket as Los Angeles Lakers' Stanislav Medvedenko looks on (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Photo: Detroit Pistons' Richard Hamilton goes over Los Angeles Lakers' Stanislav Medvedenko (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Photo: Andriy Serdinov from Ukraine swims the men's 100 metres butterfly at the Barcelona Swimming Championships (Reuters) 06/10/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova from Ukraine swims the women's 400 metres individual medley at the Barcelona Swimming Championships (Reuters) 06/10/2004
Canadian Joanne Malar wins bronze at Mare Nostrum swimming meet (CP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 3 - Day 2 Results (Swim News) 06/10/2004
Sports Round-up (Daily Telegraph) 06/10/2004
Athletics: IAAF wants Montgomery case settled before Athens Olympics (AFP/Yahoo) 06/10/2004
Athletics: No Letter for Pintusevich-Block (Wash Post) 06/10/2004
Athletics: USADA action has cast a shadow of doubt over Bekele’s run (Glasgow Herald) 06/10/2004
Athletics: Phillips - 8.28 Long Jump and 10.22 100m - in Luzern (IAAF) 06/10/2004
Athletics: Schultz takes a step forward in Cottbus (IAAF) 06/10/2004
Athletics: Holm - close miss at 2.36m (IAAF) 06/10/2004
Athletics: TDK Golden League Bergen Preview (IAAF) 06/10/2004
New York Grand Prix of Fencing Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/10/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour DFS Classic Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/10/2004
Vitali Klitschko hopes for re-bout with Lennox Lewis (AP/NDTV) 06/10/2004
Honor coming to student [he did the planning of a mock trial in which Ukraine brought suit against Russia] (Intelligencer Record) 06/10/2004
Ukrainian comedy on menu [Off Broadway Dinner Theatre presents: Baba and Gido's Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary] (Star Phoenix) 06/10/2004
Rebrov 'will fight for Spurs place' (Guardian) 06/09/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko and his wife Debbie take part in a victory parade in Tampa (AP/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Rebrov keen to impress (BBC Sport) 06/09/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova from Ukraine swims during the women's 200 metres individual medley at the Barcelona Swimming Championships (Reuters) 06/09/2004
Victoria swimmer Say just off Canadian record in Mare Nostrum win (CP/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 3 - Day 1 Results (Swim News) 06/09/2004
Athletics: Dragila denied world record (BBC Sport) 06/09/2004
Athletics: Anti-Doping Agency Seeks More Answers from Jones (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Athletics: Montgomery named in US doping probe (AFP/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Jewish scholar-editor Morris Schappes dies at 9 [born in what is now Ukraine, Schappes joined the Communist Party in 1934] (AP/Newsday) 06/09/2004
Kuchma: Main Problem of Ukraine in WTO Entrance Is Non-Adoption of Intellectual Property Law by Supreme Rada (UNIAN) 06/09/2004
Kuchma Advises Yanukovych, As Possible Presidential Candidate, Not to Try to Please Anybody (UNIAN) 06/09/2004
Kuchma doubts Yanukovych's rating has fallen (Interfax) 06/09/2004
VR Chairman Lytvyn Appointed Head of National Agricultural Party of Ukraine (UNIAN) 06/09/2004
Ukraine goes to court to stop mobile sale to MTS [Russia's biggest mobile operator] (Reuters) 06/09/2004
High-level informal talks with Ukraine in Warsaw (NATO) 06/09/2004
NATO and Ukraine sign agreement on strategic airlift (NATO) 06/09/2004
Kuchma sure CES [Common Economic Space] members will deepen ties (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Ukraine wants to become WTO member soon, help other CES [Common Economic Space] members join later, says Kuchma (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Призначено нового губернатора Вінниччини. Ним став член фракції СДПУ(о) Григорій Калетник. (BBC Ukrainian) 06/09/2004
Klezmer Summit: Celebrating Jewish soul music [San Diego] (North County Times) 06/09/2004
FATF to consider observer status for Ukraine in June [Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering] (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Law on Alternative to Military Service Comes into Effect (RISU) 06/09/2004
Ukraine To Seek Lazarenko's Extradition (RFE/RL) 06/09/2004
Ukraine's prosecutor says Lazarenko should be tried at home (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/09/2004
Wind Electric Station and Fish Processing Plant to Be Built on Tuzla - Kuchma (UNIAN) 06/09/2004
Ukraine names six bidders for largest steel mill [Kryvorizhstal] (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Arcelor decides not to bid for Ukraine steel mill [Kryvorizhstal] (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Raiffeisenbank Ukraine to increase charter capital (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Чергова прес-конференцiя президента Кучми (VOA) 06/09/2004
Спецiальний репортаж: американцi прощають президента (VOA) 06/09/2004
Генпрокуратура хоче екстрадиції Лазаренка (BBC Ukrainian) 06/09/2004
На Тузлі побудують вітряк і 'переробний заводик'. Леонід Кучма сказав, що на острові побудують рибнопереробний завод та вітряну установку (BBC Ukrainian) 06/09/2004
Kapusta -/- Капуста (Peta India) 06/09/2004
Florida Ukrainians observe D-Day, remember Reagan [Atanas T. Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 06/09/2004
40th Anniversary Commemoration of Shevchenko Monument to take place in Washington, DC [UCCA] (BRAMA) 06/09/2004
New Primate for the Orthodox Church of Canada, Ukrainian Autocephalous Mission Archeparchy (BRAMA) 06/09/2004
Ukrainian-made MiG-27 Air force jet crashes in Sri Lanka (AFP/Spacewar) 06/09/2004
Op-Ed: The new world must not be based on might [Stalin walked away with the whole of Eastern Europe under his belt...Reagan was just another Cold Warrior] (South Africa Mercury) 06/09/2004
Reagan: The Man Who Brought Down 'That Wall' [Commentary by Paul M. Weyrich] (Washington Dispatch) 06/09/2004
Ex-Soviet Immigrants Praise Reagan (AP/Guardian) 06/09/2004
Colorful fairy drama adds a green message [Lesia Ukrainka's 'Forest Song' (Lisova Pisnia)] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 06/09/2004
Welcome to Ukrainian poetry (Poetry International Web) 06/09/2004
Україна на Poetry International (Потяг 76) 06/09/2004
Severstal offers $1.2 bn for Kryvorizhstal (Interfax) 06/09/2004
38 years blind, man rejoices in gift of sight (Sacramento Bee) 06/09/2004
It’s worth harnessing kick of horseradish [thought to be native to southern Russia and the eastern Ukraine] (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) 06/09/2004
Athletics: USADA Puts Five On Notice (Wash Post) 06/09/2004
Hockey: Players Plan Their Day With The Cup (Tampa Tribune) 06/09/2004
Президент хоче 'подивитися на Україну без Кучми' (УНІАН) 06/09/2004
Kuchma again says he won't run for third term (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Kuchma denies future presidential election will be invalidated (Interfax) 06/09/2004
Photo: A US serviceman in protective clothes provides medical assistance during international drills at Shklo railway station in Lviv region in Western Ukraine, June 9, 2004. The Rough and Ready 2004 exercises were organized to train international search and rescue operations and involved about 500 military personnel from Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, Uzbekistan, the United States, and representatives from the U.N. and NATO (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/09/2004
Wild Child: The Story Of Feral Children (Discovery Channel Canada, 9 p.m. tonight) [...authorities in the Ukraine discovered Oxana Malaya, an 8-year-old girl who had spent five years living in a kennel with dogs] (Toronto Star) 06/09/2004
Hockey: No Doubt About Deal (Tampa Tribune) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko key addition for Cup (USA Today) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko proves Feaster right (NHL) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Back at home in front of net (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko's Game Seven heroics could bring Cup to Iowa (Ticker/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning hoist coveted Cup for first NHL title (Miami Herald) 06/08/2004
Колишнi українськi дисиденти про Рональда Рейґана (VOA) 06/08/2004
Iнтерв`ю: наскiльки полiтика Рейґана причинилася до краху СРСР (VOA) 06/08/2004
Лист-спiвчуття Президента Кучми (VOA) 06/08/2004
Церемонiя державних похоронiв (VOA) 06/08/2004
Спецiальний репортаж: американцi прощають президента Рейґана (VOA) 06/08/2004
Jews Restore Damaged Graves in Kyiv (RISU) 06/08/2004
Athletics: Bekele smashes 10,000m World record in Ostrava (IAAF) 06/08/2004
Athletics: Felicien wins hurdles; American Dragila sets world women's pole vault record (CP/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Athletics: Dragila Reclaims World Pole Vault Record (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Athletics: IAAF Super Grand Prix Golden Spike Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/08/2004
Athletics: On track for a great start to TDK Golden League in Bergen (IAAF) 06/08/2004
Athletics: Paul Koech best performer of this week's World Rankings (IAAF) 06/08/2004
Shevchenko and Inzaghi in tournament 'Absentees XI' (Reuters) 06/08/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour DFS Classic Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/08/2004
Tennis: Women's USTA-MECCO Cup Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/08/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko (Tampa Tribune) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Jubilant Fedotenko washes away trade, scar (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning basking in the glow of Stanley Cup title (Ticker/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Tampa Bay Lightning beat Calgary to capture NHL crown (AFP/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning capture first Stanley Cup with 2-1 victory (Sun-Herald) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Cup goes South (Denver Post) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning put out Flames to win Stanley Cup Finals (Wash Times) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Bolts strike it rich (Philadelphia Inquirer) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Calgary's dream ends (National Post) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Bolts zap the Flames (Toronto Star) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Cinderella run ends in heartbreak for Flames as furious Game 7 rally can't prevent Lightning from winning Florida's first Stanley Cup (Edmonton Journal) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Nobody Enjoyed, Endured More Than Andreychuk (Tampa Tribune) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Bolts veteran has ray of hope (Globe and Mail) 06/08/2004
Photo: Servicemen in protective suits extinguish fire during drills at the Yavoriv military range in Lviv, Western Ukraine, June 8, 2004. The Rough and Ready 2004 exercises were organized to train international search and rescue operations and involved about 500 people from Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Moldova, the United States, and representatives from the U.N. and NATO (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/08/2004
Why Was Former Prime Minister Lazarenko Tried In The U.S.? (RFE/RL) 06/08/2004
Russia to raise crude supply to Ukrainian refineries 9.1% - ministerial talks (Interfax) 06/08/2004
SBU Ex-Director Derkach Carried Out Large Work to Protect Melnychenko's Life - Former Council of Ukraine to Munich (UNIAN) 06/08/2004
Semi-Democracy. The latest Ukrainian election has gone better than some had feared. (Transitions Online) 06/08/2004
Holodomor. Or why I respect UPA fighters (День) 06/08/2004
How Are Ukrainians Faring in Russia? Not Too Well, by All Accounts (День) 06/08/2004
Ukraine’s First Diaspora Department Created in Odesa (День) 06/08/2004
Another Prayer for Hetman Ivan Mazepa. Europe’s first monument to the Ukrainian hetman unveiled in Romania (День) 06/08/2004
Wesley Clark: Ukraine is a key state for Europe (День) 06/08/2004
Romano Prodi: “I did not make the statement attributed to me” (День) 06/08/2004
Ukraine must brace for the marketing wars (День) 06/08/2004
“We’re Not Pirates, But We’ve Been Fined $75 Million” [Global intellectual property rights] (День) 06/08/2004
Do You Want an English Lawn Outside the Window? (День) 06/08/2004
'Nuclear Security in Ukraine: European Perspective' Round Table to Take Place in Brussels on June 10 (UNIAN) 06/08/2004
Summit is a huge global affair (SF Chronicle) 06/08/2004
Ukraine, NATO sign NATO-Ukraine Memorandum of Strategic Air Lift (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Six soldiers from Poland, Slovakia and Latvia killed defusing munitions in Iraq (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/08/2004
Forty armed Iranians stopped [by Ukrainian trooops] at Iraqi border (AFP/Pakistan Daily Times) 06/08/2004
Ukraine signs first contract for Iraq reconstruction, says Foreign Ministry (Interfax) 06/08/2004
[Slovakian President Rudolf] Schuster meets Ukrainian President Kuchma in Kiev (Slovensko) 06/08/2004
[Slovakian President Rudolf] Schuster says United Europe cannot come about without Ukraine (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Roh Cites Ukrainian Precedent for Possible Nuke Crisis Resolution (Yonhap News) 06/08/2004
South Korea wants to study Ukrainian experience in giving up nuclear weapons (Interfax) 06/08/2004
GUUAM [Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] summit in Batumi postponed indefinitely (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Syria-Ukraine / Financial meetings (Estonia Times) 06/08/2004
Tajik journalists attend OSCE human trafficking workshop [led by Inter-Ukraine] (IJNet) 06/08/2004
Reaching Taras’s Heights [Shevchenko] (День) 06/08/2004
LNM Holdings, U.S.Steel bid for Kryvorizhstal (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Japan Ready to Invest $8 Billion in Ukrainian Companies (UNIAN) 06/08/2004
Japan said ready to invest $8 bln in promising Ukraine projects (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Government Proposes President to Create 'Coal Company of Ukraine' (UNIAN) 06/08/2004
Lytvyn to promote signing of new Ukraine-Finland agreement on mutual investment protection (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Eastern promise for outsourcing software (IST Results) 06/08/2004
Lightning electrify NHL (Sun-Sentinel) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Ruslan Fedotenko becomes first Ukrainian to win Stanley Cup (IIHF) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning Takes Its First Drink From Cup [Fedotenko] (NY Times) 06/08/2004
Hockey: Lightning win Stanley Cup [Fedotenko] (BBC Sport) 06/08/2004
Court suspends tender for Kryvorizhstal (Interfax) 06/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) presents his Slovak counterpart Rudolf Schuster with the First degree state order of Yaroslav Mudry during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Kiev, June 7, 2004. Schuster is on one-day working visit to the country. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Canadian Ambassador Speaks on 200th Anniversary of Mennonites in Ukraine (RISU) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko, who scored the two winning goals against the Calgary Flames, hoists the Stanley Cup (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko hoists the Stanley Cup after they defeated the Calgary Flames 2-1 to win the NHL championship (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko hoists the Stanley Cup following game seven of the NHL Stanley Cup Finals (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning captain Dave Andreychuk hoists the Stanley Cup (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa bay Lightning right winger Ruslan Fedotenko jumps over Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff during third period action (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko is surrounded by teammates Vincent Lecavalier, Cory Stillman, Dan Boyle after scoring against the Calgary Flames during second period (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning right winger Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates with teammates after scoring his team’s second goal against the Calgary Flames (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates his second goal (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Ruslan Fedotenko of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrates with teammate Cory Stillman after scoring the team's second goal against the Calgary Flames (AFP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko is congratulated by teammates Jassen Cullimore, Cory Stillman and Vincent Lecavalier after scoring his team’s second goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko scores his second goal of the game past Calgary Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff and Ville Nieminen watch the puck fly into the net on a goal by Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko during second period (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko's face is bruised and bloodied from a cross-check he received during the first period (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Members of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrate a goal by right winger Ruslan Fedotenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Robyn Regehr of the Calgary Flames skates by Ruslan Fedotenko of the Tampa Bay Lightning is congratulated by teammates after scoring a goal during the first period (AFP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates his first period power play goal with teammate Pavel Kubina (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko celebrates his first period goal (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Calgary Flames Miikka Kiprusoff lets in a goal by Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko during first period action (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: A shot by Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko goes past the jersey of Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning Ruslan Fedotenko runs into Calgary Flames goaltender Miikka Kiprusoff (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko the Game 7 hero with two goals as Lightning win Cup over Calgary (CP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Tampa Bay Lightning beat Calgary to capture NHL crown (AFP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Lightning Beat Flames to Win Stanley Cup (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Lightning Claim Stanley Cup with Game Seven Win (Reuters) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko scores twice to give Lightning lead after two periods (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/07/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko says he's okay (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 06/07/2004
Athletics: Sposob increases World season lead with 2.34m leap in Bydgoszcz (IAAF) 06/07/2004
France's Vieira ready for England (AFP/Yahoo) 06/07/2004
Athletics: French double in Arles with victories for Hernu and Collonvillй (IAAF) 06/07/2004
Athletics: Bekele's 10,000m appearance heads impressive programme - Ostrava Preview (IAAF) 06/07/2004
Tennis: WTA Tour DFS Classic Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/07/2004
Cycling: Dauphine Libere Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/07/2004
NATO Signs Agreement On Use Of Ukrainian Aircraft (RFE/RL) 06/07/2004
Україна і НАТО підписали меморандум (BBC Ukrainian) 06/07/2004
British 'heavyweight' weighs in on Ukraine elections - By Tony Leliw SPECIAL (BRAMA) 06/07/2004
Poetry in Kyiv by Yara Arts: 'kolo nas' ('round us') (BRAMA) 06/07/2004
Book investigating death of journalist Gongadze now released in Ukrainian - 'OBEZHOLOVLENYI' (BEHEADED) (BRAMA) 06/07/2004
Overwhelming political support for redress to Chinese and Ukrainian Canadians [UCCLA] (BRAMA) 06/07/2004
Ukrainian Energy Minister, US, French, British Ambassadors discuss nuclear power industry issues (Interfax) 06/07/2004
Szmura’s Room, By Alexandar Hemon [Chicago Ukrainians, Fiction] (New Yorker) 06/07/2004
Op-Ed: Ronald Reagan (NY Times) 06/07/2004
Opening Remarks by NATO Secretary General, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, NATO-Ukraine high level consultations (NATO) 06/07/2004
NATO-Ukraine meet to boost ties (AFP/SpaceWar) 06/07/2004
Brussels conference discusses Ukraine's place in wider Europe (Interfax) 06/07/2004
Schengen border is no obstacle to Ukraine-Slovakia cooperation - Schuster (Interfax) 06/07/2004
FYI: Schengen agreement [From 4/30/2001] (BBC) 06/07/2004
FYI: EU Enlargement & Schengen Border Regimes [Conflict Studies Research Centre][PDF format, March 2001] (UK Defence Academy) 06/07/2004
The Shadow of Victory [The political struggle in Ukraine has long ceased to be a confrontation of personalities or a competition between platforms] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/07/2004
Tit for tat [...clumsy efforts to brush off Yanukovych’s onetime convictions...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/07/2004
Warm welcome, failed farewell [American retired General Wesley K. Clark in Kyiv] (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/07/2004
UkrSpecExport [denies] that it has won contract for supply of $78m worth of equipment to Iraq (Interfax) 06/07/2004
Washington Wants German Support for Iraq UN Resolution (Deutsche Welle) 06/07/2004
Ukrainian pianist wins at Montreal International Music Competition [Sergei Salov] (Globe and Mail) 06/07/2004
A milestone graduation. High school diploma was lifetime challenge for Yelena Davidenko (Everett Daily Herald) 06/07/2004
TEDO-Ukraine in pact for tech transfer (Sify) 06/07/2004
Foreign Affairs Minister Meets with Apostolic Nuncio (RISU) 06/07/2004
Orthodox (UOC-Moscow Patriarchate) in Rivne Picket Administration Demanding Church Building (RISU) 06/07/2004
Racist attack on Ukrainian condemned (Belfast Telegraph) 06/07/2004
An Epic Voyage: world's oldest ocean rower, Ukrainian Pavel Rezvoy, crosses Atlantic SPECIAL (BRAMA) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Willy Sagnol and Claude Makelele struggle with Ukraine's Oleksandr Kosyrin at the Stade de France (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Thierry Henry is challenged by Ukraine's captain Anatoliy Tymoshchuk and Mykhailo Starostyak (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Robert Pires is tackled by Ukraine's Oleh Husyev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Louis Saha is challenged by Ukraine's captain Anatoliy Tymoshchuk and Volodymyr Yeserskiy (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Oleh Husyev duels for the ball with France's Bixente Lizarazu (AP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Thierry Henry fights for the ball with Ukraine's Oleh Shelayev and Volodymyr Yeserskiy (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Bixente Lizarazu is tackled by Ukraine's Oleh Husyev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Zinedine Zidane fights for the ball with Ukraine's Mykhailo Starostyak (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: Frenchman Robert Pires battles Ukrainian Oleh Shelayev for the ball (AFP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Bixente Lizarazu jumps beside Ukraine's Mykhailo Starostyak (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Mickael Silvestre jumps for the ball with his team-mate Lilian Thuram and Ukraine's Andriy Vorobey (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Frenchman Thierry Henry battles Ukrainians Anatoliy Tymoshchuk and Serhiy Fedorov (AFP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Zinedine Zidane struggles with Ukraine's Mykhailo Starostyak (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Patrick Vieira duels for the ball with Ukraine's Ruslan Rotan (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Zinedine Zidane is tackled by Ukraine's Oleh Husyev during their international friendly (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Photo: France's Zinedine Zidane vies with Ukraine's Oleh Husyev (AFP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
France coach Santini praises players' resolve (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Zidane volley earns France victory in final Euro 2004 warm-up (AFP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Zidane grabs late winner for France (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Zidane stars for France (BBC Sport) 06/06/2004
Photo: Gold medalist Russian Alina Kabaeva, silver medalist Anna Bessonova of Ukraine and bronze medalist Russian Irina Chaschina - European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Kiev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Anna Bessonova performs with the clubs during the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Kiev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Anna Bessonova of Ukraine dances with the hoop during the all-round individual competition at the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Kiev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Natalia Godunko of Ukraine performs with the ball during the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Kiev (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Photo: Natalia Godunko of Ukraine performs with the ball during the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship (Reuters) 06/06/2004
Russia's Kabaeva Wins Rhythmic Title (AP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Canada's Rick Say wins 200-metre gold at Mare Nostrum swimming meet (CP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 2 - Day 2 Results (Swim News) 06/06/2004
WHO: Developing Countries Inadequately Treat Mental Disorders [Ukraine leads the world in substance abuse, alcoholism] (VOA) 06/06/2004
Athletics: World bests for Koech, Bungei and Kanter in Seville Grand Prix (IAAF) 06/06/2004
Athletics: Moore and Dobrynska lead after Day One in Arles Combined Events Challenge (IAAF) 06/06/2004
Ronald Reagan Remembered in Ukraine (UANewswire) 06/06/2004
PetroVietnam plunged into further crisis with new corruption scandal [In 1999...fake contract commissioning a Ukranian company] (AFP/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
Attack dampens Ukrainian Journalist's Day (UANewswire) 06/06/2004
Attack 'possibly racially motivated'. A Ukrainian man has suffered serious head injuries in an assault in County Antrim. (BBC) 06/06/2004
Ukrainian injured in Northern Ireland attack (IOL) 06/06/2004
Sylvania-area pair recall chance encounter with Ronald Reagan in '97 (Toledo Blade) 06/06/2004
Remembering Reagan: the great communicator [In 1987, he went to what was called a 'Captive Nations' day ceremony at a Catholic Ukrainian Church in Washington] (Ukiah Daily Journal) 06/06/2004
Reagan Dies at 93 [June 5,2004] (LA Times/Yahoo) 06/06/2004
D-Day: A close-run thing (Perhaps Vladimir Kuchma of Ukraine should also be there...) [From 6/4/2004] (UPI) 06/06/2004
Ukraine orphans struggle with poverty, disabilities (AP/Houston Chronicle) 06/06/2004
Про принципи роботи незалежного сайту діаспори 'Кобза'- Українці Росії (BRAMA) 06/05/2004
Звернення Української Всесвітньої Координаційної Ради до журналістів, працівників ЗМІ... (BRAMA) 06/05/2004
Sprained ankle forces Trezeguet out of Ukraine clash (AFP/Yahoo) 06/05/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Brad Richards celebrates his power play goal with teammates Dan Boyle, Martin St. Louis and Ruslan Fedotenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/05/2004
Swimming: Canadians Janes, Lacroix win bronze at Mare Nostrum swim meet (CP/Yahoo) 06/05/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 2 - Day 1 Results (Swim News) 06/05/2004
Athletics: Seville Prix Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/05/2004
France's Trezeguet out of Ukraine game with ankle injury (Reuters) 06/05/2004
Czechs take play-off chance (UEFA) 06/05/2004
Kupchak puts stamp on this team [Slava Medvedenko] (Long Beach Press Telegram) 06/05/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Godunko Natalia performs with the ball during her routine in the team competition at the European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship in Kiev, June 5, 2004. Participants from 30 countries are taking part in the contest in the Ukrainian capital to June 6. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/05/2004
Shipmen Seized in Turkey Said Legitimate (AP/Yahoo) 06/05/2004
On this date in history: In 2000, Ukraine officials announced that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, site of the worst radiation accident in history, would be closed. (UPI/Wash Times) 06/05/2004
After 52 years, St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic School closes [Lehigh Valley] (Allentown Morning Call) 06/05/2004
200-year-old music joins 21st century (Boston Globe) 06/05/2004
Russia: Which Ancient Capital Was The Hearth Of The Nation's Soul? [from 26 August 1997] (RFE/RL) 06/05/2004
Dead Waters [Black Sea's ecology is now showing signs of recovery] (Science News) 06/05/2004
Ukraine OKs $7.8m for air crash victims [October 2001, Black Sea] (UPI/Wash Times) 06/05/2004
US women meet professor Kasparov (Chessbase) 06/05/2004
Ivanchuk wins in Europe (UPI/Wash Times) 06/05/2004
WHO report spotlights risks to young people's health (BRAMA) 06/04/2004
Athletics: Memorial Primo Nebiolo Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/04/2004
Довибори до Верховної Ради України по округи №136 в Одесі (Політична думка ) 06/04/2004
Presidential aide regrets 60th D-Day anniversary marked without Ukraine (Interfax) 06/04/2004
Ukrainian Prosecutors Hail Ex-Premier's Conviction In US (RFE/RL) 06/04/2004
Modern-Day Vikings Retrace Sailing Trip Through The Caucasus (RFE/RL) 06/04/2004
Shevchenko pulls out of Ukraine's friendly v France (Reuters) 06/04/2004
Athletics: Twelve Paris World Championships medallists spearhead Seville Grand Prix (IAAF) 06/04/2004
Athletics: Open field in Arles Combined Events Challenge after Eunice Barber's withdrawal (IAAF) 06/04/2004
Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/04/2004
Report of USA Commercial Mission on Improper Protection of Intellectual Property in Ukraine Is Biased - Baziv (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
Written invitations to Foreign Observers to Ukrainian Presidential Elections Will Be Sent in Early July - AP (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
Marchuk Confirms Ukraine Has Won US Tender on Re-Equipment of Iraqi Army (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
War Widow's Lament: 'He Died for Money'. Iraq Duty Had Lure for Poor Ukrainians (Wash Post) 06/04/2004
Photo: Military recruiters 'made it seem as if they were going to a health resort,' says Lyudmila Mykhalevskaya, shown with her surviving son at home in Berezivka [Article: War Widow's Lament: 'He Died for Money'] (Wash Post) 06/04/2004
Rough and Ready 2004 international maneuvers begin on Yavoriv training range (Interfax) 06/04/2004
Lazarenko Will Not Have Time for Politics, If He Returns in Ukraine, Because General Prosecutor's Office Is Waiting for Him - Baziv (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
Ukrainian prosecutor's office vows to take on Lazarenko's case (Interfax - Moscow) 06/04/2004
Lazarenko to again stand trial Sep 16, lawyer believes he will be acquitted (Interfax) 06/04/2004
Former Ukrainian PM to appeal conviction [Pavlo Lazarenko] (RFE/RL) 06/04/2004
US prosecutor believes Lazarenko's verdict will serve as warning to all corrupt officials (Interfax) 06/04/2004
US prosecutors find Lazarenko guilty of all charges (Interfax) 06/04/2004
Former Ukraine prime minister convicted in S.F [Pavlo Lazarenko] (SF Chronicle) 06/04/2004
Ukraine's ex-PM found guilty in US of money-laundering [Pavlo Lazarenko] (Financial Times) 06/04/2004
Судовими позовами депутати прагнуть перешкодити приватизації найбільшого металургійного комбінату України (BBC Ukrainian) 06/04/2004
Зброя з України справді прямувала до Єгипту (BBC Ukrainian) 06/04/2004
Справа Лазаренка: можливі варіанти (BBC Ukrainian) 06/04/2004
Суд присяжних США визнав Лазаренка винним (BBC Ukrainian) 06/04/2004
Head of Supreme Rada Special Commissioned Contests in Court Legality of 'Kryvorozhstal' Privatization (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
Shevchenko going nowhere - Milan (Football365) 06/04/2004
A 'Forest' grows in Cleveland [Lisova Pisnia] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 06/04/2004
Church turns out to support couple (King County Journal) 06/04/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko Returns to Ice for Game 5 (Tampa Tribune) 06/04/2004
Gov't persuades oil companies to slash A-95 petrol retail price to UAH 2.9 per liter (Interfax) 06/04/2004
TNK-BP Confirms Its Interest in 'Odesa-Brody' Reverse (UNIAN) 06/04/2004
Russia only CIS country to post mutual trade surplus [Mutual trade deficit was greatest in Ukraine at $1.85 billion with exports to fellow CIS countries totaling $1.66 billion and imports -$3.48 billion] (Interfax - Moscow) 06/04/2004
New Theory Helps Locate Petroleum [In the 1950s, Russian and Ukrainian scientists developed a new theory about petroleum's origins...] (Human Events) 06/04/2004
[Ukraine-born Scot, Elena] Baltacha stopped in tracks (The Scotsman) 06/04/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko leaves the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, June 3, 2004. Lazarenko was convicted on all counts against him of using his position to extort tens of millions of dollars from his country and launder it through U.S. banks. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: With his attorney Daniel Horowitz behind him, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko leaves the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, June 3, 2004. Lazarenko was convicted on all counts against him of using his position to extort tens of millions of dollars from his country and launder it through U.S. banks. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: With his son Olexander (L) at his side, former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko leaves the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, June 3, 2004. Lazarenko was convicted on all counts against him of using his position to extort tens of millions of dollars from his country and launder it through U.S. banks. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko leaves the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, June 3, 2004. Lazarenko was convicted on all counts against him of using his position to extort tens of millions of dollars from his country and launder it through U.S. banks. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: Turkish State Minister Kursat Tuzmen looks at a seized radio controlled missile as he joins an investigation team to inspect a cache of weaponry, seized at Ambarli port in Istanbul, June 3, 2004. Turkish authorities investigating a cargo ship travelling from Ukraine to Egypt after customs officials discovered two containers with missile launchers, weapons, missiles and ammunition. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Pope Meets Cardinal Husar and Synod (RISU) 06/03/2004
Hundreds in Kiev protest 'satanic' tax IDs (News24) 06/03/2004
Ukraine military officials fired over arms depot blasts (AFP/SpaceWar) 06/03/2004
Former Ukrainian PM Found Guilty by US Jury [Pavlo Lazarenko] (VOA) 06/03/2004
Ukraine Ex-Leader Convicted of Extortion [Pavlo Lazarenko] (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Ex-Ukraine Leader Convicted in U.S. Court [Pavlo Lazarenko] (Reuters) 06/03/2004
Former Ukrainian PM Lazarenko convicted in US (AFP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
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. A federal jury on Thursday, June 3, 2004, found Lazarenko guilty on money laundering and extortion charges. Federal prosecutors argued he had misused his high office in the former Soviet republic to get rich through a series of business schemes in his homeland. (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Ukraine Editor's Beating Spurs Concerns [Petro Kobevko, editor of the weekly Chas] (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Vatican-Orthodox Church: No Ukrainian Patriarch (Agenzia Giornalistica Italia) 06/03/2004
Pope Asks Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church to Be Patient [on establishing patriarchate] (Zenit) 06/03/2004
Russian Patriarch Awards Kyiv Region Governor, Wife (RISU) 06/03/2004
Secretary General to Chair HighLevel NATO Ukraine Consultations (Epicos) 06/03/2004
Four years in prison for man convicted of stealing from airline (AP/Newsday) 06/03/2004
Україна i Азербайджан пiдписали угоду в справi трубопроводу Одеса-Броди (VOA) 06/03/2004
ПАРЄ, за певних умов, може припинити монiторинг по Українi (VOA) 06/03/2004
Достроковi канiкули для парламентарiв? (VOA) 06/03/2004
Лазаренка визнано винним (VOA) 06/03/2004
Битва гігантів перейшла до парламенту: Опозиція вимагала розгляду питання про заборону приватизації Криворізького металургійного комбінату (BBC Ukrainian) 06/03/2004
Ukraine Editor's Beating Spurs Concerns (AP/Newsday) 06/03/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) toasts champagne with his Azeri counterpart Ilham Aliyev after signing bilateral documents in Kiev, June 3, 2004. Aliyev arrived in Ukraine on Thursday on a two-day official visit to discuss cooperation issues. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Azeris sign oil deal with Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 06/03/2004
Ukraine: carders (Computer Crime Research Center) 06/03/2004
Photo: Calgary Flames' Jarome Iginla celebrates after scoring Calgary's second goal as Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko skates by (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning's Ruslan Fedotenko checks Calgary Flames' Jarome Iginla (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Athletics: Adere and Laalou set World season bests in Milan Grand Prix (IAAF) 06/03/2004
Athletics: Christian Olsson to delight Italian crowd in Memorial Primo Nebiolo Grand Prix (IAAF) 06/03/2004
Swimming: Mare Nostrum 1 - Results (Swim News) 06/03/2004
Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/03/2004
Osters win UEFA Cup place through fair play league (Reuters) 06/03/2004
Ukraine's Kashrut Committee Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary (FJC) 06/03/2004
Moody's rates State Export-Import Bank of Ukraine (Forbes) 06/03/2004
Photo: Tampa Bay Lightning head coach John Tortorella speaks with captain Dave Andreychuk while Ruslan Fedotenko watches play (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
You're invited! Consulate in New York plugs Ukraine tourism (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Ukrainian Consulate asks public to help track down adopted children SPECIAL (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
June 2004 Book of the Month: David Marples' Chernobyl & Nuclear Power in the USSR [CIUS] (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Посольство України в США закликає всіх співвітчизників приєднатися до урочистого відзначення 40-ліття відкриття пам'ятника Т.Шевченку у Вашингтоні INVITATION (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
The Washington Group Leadership Conference to take place this month INVITATION (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Call to support congressional resolution for monument to victims of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (HR 4450) ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
The Ever-Present Past: The Memoirs of Tatiana Kardinalowska [CIUS] (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Провідні Українські фінансисти традиційно підтримали реґату на 'Кубок Вадима Гетьмана' (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Завершилась п’ята реґата на Кубок Вадима Гетьмана (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
У Москві відкрито книжкову виставку до 125-ї річниці від дня народження великого українця Симона Петлюри (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Ukraine International Airlines opens new route from Europe to Kuwait (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Семінар для редакторів українських ЗМІ в Києві (BRAMA) 06/03/2004
Interpol National Central Bureau Renewed International Search of Lazarenko (UNIAN) 06/03/2004
Ukrainian, NATO Defense Ministers to sign in Warsaw memorandum of mutual understanding - Secretary General (Interfax) 06/03/2004
Turks 'seize major arms shipment' (BBC) 06/03/2004
Last month, a Turkish flagged vessel in an Italian port was found to be carrying 14,000 automatic weapons, also from Ukraine (NTV/MSNBC) 06/03/2004
Кучма має сумніви щодо заповнення нафтопроводу “Одеса-Броди” після введення в дію нафтопроводу “Баку-Джейхан” (УНІАН) 06/03/2004
Kuchma, Aliyev discuss cooperation in oil sector (Interfax) 06/03/2004
Azerbaijan to allow Ukraine to buy oil needed to fill Odesa-Brody pipeline (Interfax) 06/03/2004
CES may have common currency in 3 years [Common/Single Economic Space] (Interfax-Belarus) 06/03/2004
UltraDNS Provides DNS Infrastructure for the Ukraine; .UA Top-Level Domain Increases (BusinessWire) 06/03/2004
The Composer Who Is Plugged In To His Past (Wash Post) 06/03/2004
High school bands spotlighted at Haunt show ['Kiev' bassist Maia Vidal] (Ithaca Journal) 06/03/2004
Obit: Nicholas Turliuk (Globe and Mail) 06/03/2004
Hidden face of hunger in San Francisco (SF Chronicle) 06/03/2004
Коли Потяг у даль загуркоче... (Потяг 76) 06/03/2004
Two Greek deaf-mute men have been arrested on suspicion of having abducted and stabbed similarly disabled Ukrainian slave-workers who were planning to jump ship (Kathimerini) 06/03/2004
День суржикá (Потяг 76) 06/03/2004
Editor of weekly paper beaten up [Petro Kobevko, editor of the weekly Chas] (Reporters sans frontières) 06/03/2004
PACE monitor says June session may not examine Ukraine issue (Interfax) 06/03/2004
WHO World Mental Health Surveys Find Mental Disorders Are Widespread, Disabling and Often Go Untreated (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Ex-premier Lazarenko back on Interpol's international wanted list until Aug 2008 (Interfax) 06/03/2004
Clark says Ukraine will become NATO member country (Interfax) 06/03/2004
Moldova proposes to transfer GUUAM summit from Batumi to another city (Interfax) 06/03/2004
Romania complains to Ukraine over Danube-Black Sea canal (AFP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Turkey Seizes Missile Shipment headed for Egypt from Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: Port security officers block a road heading to one of the docks at Ambarli port in Istanbul, June 3, 2004, after Turkish authorities discovered a cargo ship travelling from Ukraine to Egypt with a cache of sophisticated weapons on board. Customs officials discovered at least two containers holding various weapons, including a rocket launcher, missiles and ammunition, when the ship stopped to refuel outside Istanbul on Wednesday, state minister Kursad Tuzmen said. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Photo: Port security officers divert a truck at Ambarli port in Istanbul June 3, 2004, after Turkish authorities discovered a cargo ship travelling from Ukraine to Egypt with a cache of sophisticated weapons on board. Customs officials discovered at least two containers holding various weapons, including a rocket launcher, missiles and ammunition, when the ship stopped to refuel outside Istanbul on Wednesday, state minister Kursad Tuzmen said (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2004
Op-Ed: Letters from the New World (Submerging Markets) 06/03/2004
Що думають кияни про судимостi прем`єра Януковича? (VOA) 06/02/2004
Колишнiй претендент у президенти США Кларк вiдвiдав Київ (VOA) 06/02/2004
Опозицiя звинувачує Кабмiн у приховуваннi бюджетних грошей (VOA) 06/02/2004
Hockey: Lecavalier, Kubina, Fedotenko practice with Lightning before Game 5 with Flames (CP/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Hockey: Fedotenko, Kubina practice for Lightning (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/02/2004
Basketball: Shaptala Named BC Dnipro Boss (FIBA Europe) 06/02/2004
Swimming: Say wins silver, Malar takes bronze at Mare Nostrum swim meet (CP/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/02/2004
Athletics: IAAF Grand Prix Regione Lombardia Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/02/2004
Athletics: Pavlysh Banned From Shot Putting for Life (AP/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Бензинове вливання в Україну (BBC Ukrainian) 06/02/2004
Nipawin’s Ukrainian Catholic Church of All Saints celebrates 50 years [Canada] (Nipawin Journal) 06/02/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) greets former NATO commander General Wesley Clark of the U.S. during their meeting at the presidential office in Kiev, June 2, 2004. Clark, now a politician, arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday to meet senior state officials and political leaders. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) greets former NATO commander General Wesley Clark of the U.S. during their meeting at the presidential office in Kiev, June 2, 2004. Clark, now a politician, arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday to meet senior state officials and political leaders. (AP/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko (R) and former NATO commander General Wesley Clark listen to journalists' questions during their joint news conference in Kiev, June 2, 2004. Clark arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday to meet senior state officials and political leaders. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
Staff at Ukraine steelmaker want domestic buyer (Reuters/Forbes) 06/02/2004
Леонід Парфьонов звільнений з НТВ. Журналіст хотів бути журналістом, а не агентом Кремля (BBC Ukrainian) 06/02/2004
Мукачівський виборчий скандал: затримано підозрюваних (BBC Ukrainian) 06/02/2004
Pavlysh gets life ban for doping (Reuters/Rediff) 06/02/2004
Orthodox Churches Should Unite, Says Premier Yanukovych (RISU) 06/02/2004
Leader of Zaporizhzhia Young Communists Apologizes for Soviet Anti-Church Policy (RISU) 06/02/2004
SPU, CPU Leadership to Hold Joint Session to Determine Their Positions on United Presidential Candidate (UNIAN) 06/02/2004
Мер Києва критикує міськради Харкова, Донецька та Дніпропетровська за їх відмову підвищити тарифи на транспорт (УНІАН) 06/02/2004
Україна посідає останнє місце серед країн - учасниць ЄЕП за рівнем середньої заробітної плати (УНІАН) 06/02/2004
Guard heads to Kosovo [Spc. Natalya Radyk, born in the Ukraine] (Ohio Beacon Journal) 06/02/2004
Honoring and remembering all who served [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 06/02/2004
Immigrants become American citizens (NJ Express Times) 06/02/2004
'Chernobyl' fund-raiser car wash set for Jun 12 [Massachusetts] (Townsend Times) 06/02/2004
Kerry details plans to cut nukes (USA Today/Yahoo) 06/02/2004
The Black Sea and the Frontiers of Freedom (Policy Review) 06/02/2004
Raving about Russia [Santa Fe festival of Russian performing and visual arts - from bluegrass to ballet to Ukrainian egg decorating] (Philadelphia Inquirer) 06/02/2004
Українське пиво визнане кращим на двох світових конкурсах (УНІАН) 06/02/2004
Weissbier 'Pshenychne Etalon' is internationally recognized as world's best (Etalon Beer) 06/02/2004
2004 Association of Brewers World Beer Cup Winners [Category: 66 South German-Style, gold for Pshenychne Etalon] (Beer Town) 06/02/2004
Radomyshl Beer & Beverages Plant [Pshenychne Etalon gold champion of International Speciality Beers Competition] (Brewing Industry) 06/02/2004
Ukraine to import petrol, launch price controls (Reuters) 06/02/2004
TNK-Ukraine refinery restarts work after upgrade (Reuters) 06/02/2004
Ukraine plans to import up to 30,000 tonnes of high-octane gasolines (Interfax) 06/02/2004
Evrazholding plans to bid for Ukraine steel plant [Krivorizhstal] (Reuters) 06/02/2004
Energoatom asks EBRD to grant $150 m for Kh2/R4 safety project (Interfax) 06/02/2004
NBU to have closer eye on bank transactions with insiders (Interfax) 06/02/2004
Ukraine may borrow around $500m from international finance organizations in 2005 (Interfax) 06/02/2004
Kiev Shul Returned (Totally Jewish) 06/02/2004
The Games from a different angle [Anatoliy Kenis' judo journey...] (Philadelphia Inquirer) 06/02/2004
Kovalenko Takes In Tribute to Stoitchkov (Wash Post) 06/02/2004
Україна, Угорщина та Британія дружитимуть парламентами (BBC Ukrainian) 06/02/2004
Верховна Рада отримала докази порушень у Мукачеві (BBC Ukrainian) 06/02/2004
Tennis: Keothavong and O'Donoghue find the going heavy on grass (Independent) 06/01/2004
ADM Nederland and Ukraine company Risoil have agreed to become 50/50 shareholders in Illitchvskiy Maslo Extractionniy Zavod, a joint stock Ukraine company specialising in oilseed crushing (Nutra Ingredients USA) 06/01/2004
Kyiv not so eager to integrate with Moscow? [Page down] (RFE/RL) 06/01/2004
Tennis: French Open Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/01/2004
Blokhin chases first win (UEFA) 06/01/2004
Hockey: Battered Lightning Welcome Time to Rest (AP/Yahoo) 06/01/2004
Hockey: Top-Line Forward Fedotenko Misses Game 4 (AP/Yahoo) 06/01/2004
Field Hockey: English sides miss out on medals (Independent) 06/01/2004
Athletics: Adere to attempt 5000m World record - Milan GP Preview (IAAF) 06/01/2004
Modern Pentathlon Worlds Results (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/01/2004
Olympic torch relay set to blaze first global trail (Reuters) 06/01/2004
Сенсаційні свідчення у Верховній Раді (BBC Ukrainian) 06/01/2004
'Our Ukraine' Demanding Resignation of Prosecutor General Vassyliev (UNIAN) 06/01/2004
Years in damp darkness. Jews hid in cave and survived (NY Daily News) 06/01/2004
[Page down to] Third day of deliberations in Lazarenko case (SF Chronicle) 06/01/2004
Pianist to pursue playing professionally [Igor Tchounkovskii's family moved to Texas from Ukraine in 1993][5/30/04] (Star Telegram) 06/01/2004
Eurovision Winner Ruslana is Sick (Fashion Gates) 06/01/2004
American Idol has ended and Fantasia Barrino has emerged as the winner. But does anyone spare a thought for Ruslana from the Ukraine? (Straits Times) 06/01/2004
Girls use fashion sense, flip-flops to raise funds for Ukrainian orphans [5/31/04] (Baltimore Sun) 06/01/2004
Ancient art of pysanky finds modern meaning [5/29/04] (Rockland Village Soup) 06/01/2004
Ukraine's economy shows signs of overheating, says expert [5/31/04] (Interfax) 06/01/2004
Boeing sees potential for more sales in Ukraine (Reuters) 06/01/2004
Lakers Prevail and Make Finals [Slava Medvedenko, a reserve forward, was nearly as big as Rush down the stretch, scoring 6 of his 8 points in the fourth.] (NY Times) 06/01/2004
Lakers Discover a Team [Medvedenko] (LA Times) 06/01/2004
Lakers head back to finals [Slava Medvedenko added two critical baskets in the final minutes] (Australia Courier-Mail) 06/01/2004
Running away to Finals [...less heralded was the effort from Slava Medvedenko, who made all three shots in the period] (LA Daily News) 06/01/2004
It All Works Out in the End [The longer Slava Medvedenko stayed in, the better he did...] (LA Times) 06/01/2004
Чи відповідає інтересам України угода з газового консорціуму? (BBC Ukrainian) 06/01/2004
Wolves just ran out of gas [Medvedenko] (Twin Cities Pioneer Press) 06/01/2004
Rush, Medvedenko Spark Lakers to Victory (AP/Yahoo) 06/01/2004
Lakers Sink Timberwolves to Advance to NBA Finals [Medvedenko] (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/01/2004
A Former President's Mad Dash to 80. For George H.W. Bush, it's parties, parachutes and trips around the world (Time) 06/01/2004
Pipeline extension under threat [Odessa-Brody][From 5/31/04] (Warsaw Business Journal) 06/01/2004
Gazprom CEO sees share trade opening up -report [sub-sea North-European gas pipeline would sidestep Russia's main export route across Ukraine] (Reuters) 06/01/2004
On this day [1996 - Ukraine became a nuclear weapons-free nation with the transfer of the last of its warheads to Russia.] (Sunday Times) 06/01/2004
The Importance of Being Earnest [The past few weeks have thrown up some unexpected twists in Ukraine’s presidential campaign.] (Transitions Online) 06/01/2004
Study: Mental Illnesses Are Under-Treated [In Ukraine, where unemployment is rampant as the country struggles with westernization, mood disorders including depression topped the list] (AP/Yahoo) 06/01/2004
Our Ukraine MPs demanding vote of no confidence in Prosecutor General (Interfax) 06/01/2004
Militiaman Announces His Leadership Ordered Him to Leave Mukachevo City Council, Where Election Bulletins Were Kept (UNIAN) 06/01/2004
Mayor of troubled Ukrainian town of Mukachevo resigns [5/31/04] (UANewswire) 06/01/2004
ВР не підтримала рішення про визнання недостатньою роботи генпрокуратури з розслідування ситуації в Мукачевому (УНІАН) 06/01/2004
Несподівана відставка? Радник глави президентської адміністрації каже, що Ернест Нусер попередив лише губернатора (BBC Ukrainian) 06/01/2004
Hungary supports Ukraine's associated membership in EU - Parliament Speaker (Interfax) 06/01/2004
U.S. gets tough on immigration detention policies [Ukrainian fears repercussions if she is deported][5/31/04] (Sun-Sentinel) 06/01/2004
Memorial Day: U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq honored; activists call for peace (Cape Cod Times) 06/01/2004
Washington Wants German Support for Iraq UN Resolution (Deutsche Welle) 06/01/2004
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