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Вiктор Янукович про пiдсумки Олiмпiади та виборчу кампанiю (VOA) 08/31/2004
Спiвдоповiдачок ПАРЄ в Днiпропетровську не допускали до опозицiї (VOA) 08/31/2004
В Україну прибув американський сенатор Лугар (VOA) 08/31/2004
Yanukovych blasts populism in election campaign in Ukraine (Interfax) 08/31/2004
No evidence of attempt on Yushchenko's life - prosecutor (Interfax-Russia) 08/31/2004
Op-ed: Fence hypocrisy (Wash Times) 08/31/2004
Missing Persons' Relatives Protest in Prishtina [? Gendarmerie force from Ukraine and Poland] (OneWorld Southeast Europe) 08/31/2004
Merchant slain in N. Philly store [Ukrainian Immigrant Natan Arbitman] (Philadelphia Daily News) 08/31/2004
Tennis: Liu starts fast, fades faster in losing to Ukrainian [Julia Vakulenko] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 08/31/2004
Yaust – Yet Another Ukraine Super-Talent [14-year-old Yuriy Kuzubov] (Chessbase) 08/31/2004
Kiev Symphony bunks here (Wausau Daily Herald) 08/31/2004
Beyond The Call [James Bond, Agent 007] (MI6) 08/31/2004
Uncertainty over MTS stake in Ukraine Mobile continues (DMeurope) 08/31/2004
Government hoping to improve investment climate in Ukraine (Interfax) 08/31/2004
Ukraine, China to draw new long-term space cooperation program for 2006-2010 (Interfax) 08/31/2004
Government sets up commission on energy industry reform and development (Interfax) 08/31/2004
Ukraine's Naftogaz to bid for MOL gas assets (Interfax-Hungary) 08/31/2004
[Pagedown] Ukrainian opposition leader's staff lambastes police for blast allegations; Ukrainian pollsters vow to hold large presidential election poll; Ukrainian government pays eight-year wage backlog to miners (RFE/RL) 08/31/2004
Thomas Oliphant Column: A convention village of GOP fantasies (Boston Globe) 08/31/2004
The cold war over media freedom in Ukraine [Page down][From 8/27/04] (RFE/RL) 08/31/2004
Тiгiпко про вибухи на Троєщинському ринку та екзит-поли (VOA) 08/30/2004
Military HIV/AIDS Workshop Scheduled (USDOD) 08/30/2004
Америка скоротить допомогу Українi (VOA) 08/30/2004
Американський сенатор Лугар побуває в Українi (VOA) 08/30/2004
Ukrainian NGOs to attend UN conference on Millennium goals (BRAMA) 08/30/2004
Top copyright violators [The piracy market of compact disks in Ukraine is estimated to an amount of $42mn.] (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/30/2004
Ukrainians Demand Information On Candidates (CPOD) 08/30/2004
Analysis: Ukrainian Media Not Playing Fair In Presidential Campaign (RFE/RL) 08/30/2004
Moroz submits voters' signatures to Central Elections Commission (Interfax) 08/30/2004
Waiting For The TV Debates (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/30/2004
Daydreams And Nightmares [Rumor has it that President Kuchma has been having frequent anxiety attacks...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/30/2004
Borys Tarasyuk: The number of OSCE observers needs to be tripled (Our Ukraine) 08/30/2004
PACE members examine pre-election climate in Dnipropetrovsk (Interfax) 08/30/2004
PACE rapporteurs in Ukraine (Azertag) 08/30/2004
[?] Lugar is away on nuclear business [Indiana Sen. Richard Lugar is spending the week in the former Soviet Union, overseeing aspects of the program he helped create to secure or destroy weapons of mass destruction.] (Indianapolis Star) 08/30/2004
[?] US Senator Richard Lugar to visit Ukraine [to discuss with top officials and leading politicians of Ukraine the Ukrainian-U.S. relations and the current state of affairs in the country; Aug 31-Sep1] (Interfax) 08/30/2004
A Country Able To Create The “Kolchuga” Can Look Into The Future With Confidence (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/30/2004
“Ruslan”: the same story again (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/30/2004
2004 United Nations Programme of Fellowships on Disarmament starts in Geneva (UN) 08/30/2004
The Danube: A European Lifeline (Southeast European Times) 08/30/2004
Foreign specialists go elsewhere [Only nine Ukrainians came to Norway in 2002...] (Aftenposten Norway) 08/30/2004
Sask. news roundup [Theresa Sokyrka] (Saskatoon StarPhoenix) 08/30/2004
Financial services commission to scrap tax on foreign reinsurers (Interfax) 08/30/2004
Rookie DE Olshansky not too raw to start (San Diego Union-Tribune) 08/30/2004
Soccer: East European round-up (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/30/2004
Athens pulls off successful Games - Ron Judd [Irini Merleni of the Ukraine helped christen a new sport — women's wrestling, with one of the most wonderfully unrestrained gold-medal celebrations we have ever seen — the flowing tears in her eyes on the medal stand reflecting why we're all here.] (Seattle Times) 08/30/2004
Olympics 2004: On Final Day, IOC Chairman Praises 'Superb' Olympic Games (RFE/RL) 08/30/2004
Ukrainian sportsmen win 23 medals in Athens (Interfax) 08/30/2004
Ukrainians Won at Olympic Games 9 Gold, 5 Silver, and 9 Bronze Medals, and Occupied 12th Place in General Reckoning (UNIAN) 08/30/2004
Joint teams of businessmen and tax officers to work on disputes (Interfax) 08/30/2004
The little citizen battles the well-oiled machinery of the Population Administration [Tolchinsky, 35, came to Israel from Ukraine four years ago by virtue of the Law of Return...] (Ha'aretz) 08/30/2004
Вибухи на Троєщині – політичний тероризм, твердить міліція (VOA) 08/29/2004
Ukraine G9 S5 B9 T23; Rank by Gold 12; Rank by Total 12 (Athens 2004) 08/29/2004
Thousands of Demonstrators Hit NYC Streets [250,000 Bush administration opponents poured into Manhattan's streets Sunday on the eve of the Republican National Convention] (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Naked women on Panhandle football boosters' former Web site [Beta Corp., based in Ukraine, purchased the domain name after club allowed payments to lapse. Within weeks the site was filled with risque pictures and links to other sex-themed Web sites.] (AP/Miami Herald) 08/29/2004
Photo: Bronze medal winner Anna Bessonova from Ukraine holds her bouquet during the medal ceremony for the women's individual all-around final at the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Alina Kabaeva of Russia,center, shows her gold medal with silver-medalist Irina Tchachina of Russia. right, and bronze-medalist Anna Bessonova of Ukraine, left, during the medal ceremony for the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Sunday, Aug. 29, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Anna Bessonova of Ukraine performs with a hoop during the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around final at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Sunday, Aug. 29, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G9 S5 B9 T23; Rank by gold 11; Rank by Medals 12] (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Ukraine Olympic Medals 2004 by Event (Athens 2004) 08/29/2004
Pope Greets Ukraine on 13th Anniversary of Independence (RISU) 08/29/2004
Frescoes of St. Michael’s Cathedral Returned to Kyiv [from Hermitage in Russia] (RISU) 08/29/2004
UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate Orthodox Hold Conference in Sumy (RISU) 08/29/2004
Two die in tourist bus crash [Spain - American man and a Ukrainian woman were killed] (The Australian) 08/29/2004
A War on Crime, Continued [One of my scariest assignments came when I was retained by a group in Ukraine to investigate whether President Leonid Kuchma had ordered the assassination of a journalist. The government was not going to get $2 billion of Western aid unless they had an independent investigation. I ran into people with guns, former K.G.B. guys. There were some real tensions and situations where I felt very unsafe. Although we found some evidence pointing to Kuchma's involvement, it was not clear and convincing.] (NY Times) 08/29/2004
Conflict in Iraq claimed lives of 51 journalists (DPA/Khaleej Times) 08/29/2004
Where to Drink Like a New Yorker [Second Avenue near St. Marks Place offers two 24-hour Ukrainian-Polish stalwarts: Kiev and Veselka, where you can fill your belly with pierogis and kasha varnishkes. Wash them down with a bowl of cold borscht, step outside, raise your hand like you mean it and ride a yellow tiger back uptown.] (NY Times) 08/29/2004
In a Marriage of Equals, Why Create Obstacles? [Sheila W. Wellington...Her parents, both children of Ukrainian immigrants] (NY Times) 08/29/2004
She's so finest [Anna Benson, the ravishing wife of new Mets pitcher Kris Benson...is part Irish, part Ukrainian and mostly Cherokee.] (NY Post) 08/29/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G9 S5 B8 T22] (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Doping Cases at the Athens Games (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Olympics Results (NZ Herald) 08/29/2004
Emotions ran deep through women's wrestling final [ The nine minutes of unremitting action turned in by the Ukraine's Irini Merleni and Japan's Chiharu Icho was one of the best wrestling bouts I've ever seen.] (Sports Illustrated) 08/29/2004
Photo: Russia's Alina Kabaeva (C) celebrates her gold medal win in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-round gold medal at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. Her compatriot Irina Tchachina (L) finished second and Ukraine's Anna Bessonova (R) took bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Russia's Alina Kabaeva (C) celebrates her gold medal win in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-round gold medal at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games on August 29, 2004. Her compatriot Irina Tchachina (L) finished second and Ukraine's Anna Bessonova (R) took bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Russia's Alina Kabaeva (C) celebrates her gold medal win in the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-round gold medal at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games on August 29, 2004. Her compatriot Irina Tchachina (L) finished second and Ukraine's Anna Bessonova (R) took bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Bronze medal winner Anna Bessonova from Ukraine performs during a routine in the women's individual all-around final at the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004 (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Bronze medal winner Anna Bessonova from Ukraine performs during a routine in the women's individual all-around final at the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Bronze medal winner Anna Bessonova from Ukraine balances a ball in the crook of her neck during a routine in the women's individual all-around final at the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anna Bessonova performs in the individual all-around final of the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs in the individual all-around final of the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs in the individual all-around final of the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Natalia Godunko of Ukraine performs with a hoop during the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around final at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Sunday, Aug. 29, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Japan's bronze medallist Kenji Inoue (L) reacts as referee Lee Ronald Mckay (C) of Canada announces his win against Ukraine's Yasyl Fedorshyn (R) in their men's freestyle 60kg wrestling match at Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Japan's bronze medallist Kenji Inoue (top) grapples with Ukraine's Yasyl Fedorshyn in their men's freestyle 60kg wrestling match at Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Photo: Japan's bronze medallist Kenji Inoue (bottom) grapples with Ukraine's Yasyl Fedorshyn in their men's freestyle 60kg wrestling match at Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 29, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/29/2004
Pozdnyakova breezes in 10-mile masters race (MLive/Flint Journal) 08/29/2004
Ukraine beat up on France (Eurosport) 08/29/2004
9/11 Commission Report Recommendations [Ukraine...passed legislation in January 2003 that removed the threat of immediate FATF sanctions and ultimately led to its removal from the NCCT list.] (Scoop) 08/29/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G9 S5 B8 T22] (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Saturday's Olympic Scores (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Handball Women : Ukraine takes bronze medal (Athens 2004) 08/28/2004
Ukraine secure bronze medal (BBC) 08/28/2004
Olympic record for Slesarenko in women's high jump [Ukraine's Viktoria Styopina cleared the same height as Cloete but was placed third as she had failures earlier in the competition. Styopina was delighted with her bronze despite just missing out on going one step further up the podium, as she added two centimetres to her previous best.] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's bronze medalists attend the podium ceremony for the women's handball competition during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 29, 2004. Denmark won gold, South Korea took silver and Ukraine won bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Viktoriya Styopina celebrates her bronze medal in the women's high jump at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Medal winners in the women's high jump celebrate their wins at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. From left, are: silver medalist Hestrie Cloete of South Africa, gold medallist Yelena Slesarenko of Russia, and bronze medallist Viktoriya Styopina of Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Viktoriya Styopina reacts during her bronze medal-winning performance in the women's high jump final at Olympic Stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Viktoriya Styopina of the Ukraine clears the bar during the final of the women's high jump at the 2004 Olympic Games in the Olympic Stadium in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev (C) stands with silver medallist Jamill Kelly (L) of the U.S and Russia's bronze winner Makhach Murtazaliev (R) during the podium ceremony for the men's freestyle 66kg event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev bites his gold medal during the podium ceremony after the men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev (C) stands with silver medalist Jamill Kelly (L) and bronze winner Russia's Makhach Murtazaliev during the podium ceremony for the men's freestyle 66kg event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev displays his gold medal during the podium ceremony after the men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev celebrates with his country's flag after he defeated Jamill Kelly of the U.S. to win the gold medal in their men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Jamil Kelly, of United States, looks down after being defeated by Elbrus Redeyev, of Ukraine, who being embraced by his coach, left, during the men's freestyle 66kg wrestling final bout at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev celebrates with his coach after he defeated Jamill Kelly of the U.S. to win the gold medal in their men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev celebrates with his coach (C) after he defeated Jamill Kelly (L rear) of the U.S. to win the gold medal in their men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Jamil Kelly, of United States, bottom and Elbrus Redeyev [Tedeyev], of Ukraine, wrestle during the men's freestyle 66kg wrestling final bout at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. Redeyev won and Kelly got the silver medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Jamil Kelly, of United States,right, and Elbrus Redeyev, of Ukraine, wrestle during the men's freestyle 66kg wrestling final bout at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. Redeyev won and Kelly got the silver medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev (R) grapples with Jamill Kelly (bottom) of the U.S. to win the gold medal in their men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olympic champion Elbrus Tedeyev (top) grapples with Jamill Kelly of the U.S. to win the gold medal in their men's freestyle 66kg finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Lyudmyla Shevchenko (L) kisses Maryna Vergelyuk (R) to celebrate their bronze medal win in the match against France at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. Ukraine defeated France 21-18. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's women's handball player Lyudmyla Shevchenko (R) kisses team mates to celebrate their bronze medal win in the match against France at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. Ukraine defeated France 21-18. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's players celebrate their win against France after the bronze medal handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Helliniko Indoor Arena in Athens, on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. Ukraine won the game 21-18 and took the bronze medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's women's handball team celebrate their bronze medal win in the match against France at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. Ukraine defeated France 21-18. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: France's captain Stephanie Cano (C) gets caught by Ukraine's defender Lyudmyla Shevchenko (R) in their women's handball bronze medal match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: France's Veronique Pecqueux Rolland, right, tries to stop Ukraine's Maryna Vergelyuk during their Olympic women's handball bronze madal match at the Helliniko Indoor Arena, at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Maryna Vergelyuk (C) jumps to throw on goal against France's Delphine Guehl (L) in their women's handball bronze medal match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 28, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Tetyana Shinkarenko, left, tries to stop France's Sophie Herbrecht during the bronze medal handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Helliniko Indoor Arena in Athens, on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anastasiya Borodina, left, and Lyudmyla Shevchenko, center, stop France's Leila Lejeune during the bronze medal handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Helliniko Indoor Arena in Athens, on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Lyudmyla Shevchenko, left, stops France's Veronique Pecqueux Rolland during the bronze medal handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Helliniko Indoor Arena in Athens, on Saturday, Aug. 28, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Ukrainian Beats Kelly [5-1] in 66k Freestyle [Elbrus Tedeyev] (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Russian Investigators Find Explosives in Second Crashed Plane (Bloomberg) 08/28/2004
Gymnastics Rhythmic [Natalia Godunko could win surprise medal] (Athens 2004) 08/28/2004
On this day: 1973 – Princess Anne becomes the first member of the British royal family to visit the Soviet Union, arriving in Kiev for an equestrian event. (Sunday Times (Australia)) 08/28/2004
[Hungarian] Weightlifter Stripped of Silver [Moving up to take silver will be Ukrainian Igor Razoronov] (The Scotsman) 08/28/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S4 B7 T19] (AP/Yahoo) 08/28/2004
Чи мета в усiх кандидатiв у Президенти одна? (VOA) 08/27/2004
На виборах проведуть екзит-пол (VOA) 08/27/2004
Potential for German Investors: Entering the Ukrainian Market (Mondaq) 08/27/2004
Доля президента України після виборів [AUDIO] [From 8/26/04] (RFE/RL) 08/27/2004
Experts Tell RFE/RL Ukrainian Service: President Kuchma Seen as Lame Duck (RFE/RL) 08/27/2004
Ukraine: Crimea's Tatars - Uneasy Relations With Russian Cossacks (Part 5) (RFE/RL) 08/27/2004
Moldova Ends Negotiations With Renegade Region [Transdniester] (RFE/RL) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ribbons of grace : Anna Bessonova from the Ukraine performs with a ribbon at the gymnastics rhythmic individual all-around qualification at the Galatsi Olympic Hall in Athens. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Anna Bessonova of Ukraine performs with clubs during the Rhythmic Gymnastics individual all-around qualification at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Friday, Aug. 27, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anna Bessonova performs in the individual all-around qualification of the rhythmic gymnastics at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Handball Women: Denmark in the gold medal match after 29-20 against Ukraine (Athens 2004) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Yatsenko (L) walks ahead of team mates as they leave the court after losing to Denmark in the women's handball semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. Denmark defeated Ukraine 29-20. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Denmark's Camilla Ingermann Thomsen (R) jumps against Ukraine's Lyudmyla Shevchenko (rear) and Tetyana Shinkarenko (L) to take a shot on goal in their women's handball semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. Denmark defeated Ukraine 29-20. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Lyundmyla Shevchenko (L) jumps against Denmark's Camilla Ingermann Thomsen (R) to take a shot on goal in their women's handball semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Denmark's Camilla Ingermann Thomsen (R) jumps against Ukraine's Nataliya Lyapina (L) to take a shot on goal in their women's handball semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Lyudmyla Shevchenko, left, tries to stop Denmark's Katrine Fruelund during their Olympic women's handball semifinal match at the Helliniko Indoor Arena, at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, Friday, Aug. 27, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Denmark's Rikke Hoerlykke Joergensen (R) jumps against Ukraine's Mayrna Vergelyuk (L) to take a shot on goal in their women's handball semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Potapenko will avoid trial if he completes diversion program (AP/Miami Herald) 08/27/2004
Kovalenko braces for stretch run (MLS Net) 08/27/2004
Williams set to fight Klitschko (ic Scotland) 08/27/2004
За кордоном голосувати за президента можна буде не лише в посольствах (Українська Правда) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Inna Osypenko, Tetyana Semykina, Hanna Balabanova and Olena Cherevatova (left to right) paddle to the third place in the Women's K4 500 meter final to take the bronze medal, during the kayak flatwater event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Schinias near Athens, Greece, Friday, Aug. 27, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Germany's Birgit Fischer, Maike Nollen, Katrin Wagner and Carolin Leonhardt (L to R) cross the finish line...Behind are Ukraine's Inna Osypenko,Tetyana Semykina, Hanna Balabanova and Olena Cherevatova (L-R), who won the bronce medal (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Photo: Germany's Birgit Fischer (L) and Maike Nollen celebrate after crossing the finish line...Behind the Germans are Ukraine's Inna Osypenko (L) and Tetyana Semykina, who won the bronze medal. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Germany Wins Four-Woman, 500M Kayak Race [Ukraine took the bronze.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Complaints spill into rhythmic, this time from an American (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Two very bronzed off Brits ['We always knew the Spaniards would be strong, while the Ukrainian pair simply sailed out of their skins...'] (Guardian) 08/27/2004
Glad You Asked [Sergey Bubka of Ukraine has the world record with a vault of 20 feet, 1 3/4 inches on July 31, 1994.] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 08/27/2004
Lazio draw Ukrainians [Metalurg Donetsk] in UEFA Cup (AP/CNN) 08/27/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S4 B7 T19] (AP/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Fifth suspect arrested in connection with blasts at Troeschyna market (Interfax) 08/27/2004
Russian Investigators Find Explosives in Plane [in the wreckage of one of two Russian planes that crashed on Tuesday night, killing 89 people] (Update3) (Bloomberg) 08/27/2004
Loser Delivers Laughs [Take, for instance, the case of the Ukrainian businessman who put 50 new pagers -- a gift for his employees -- in the back seat of his car and then promptly crashed into a lamppost when they all began beeping at the same time. The culprit? A welcome message sent by the pager company to each of the pagers.] (Wired) 08/27/2004
Filmmaker [Michael Dana] leaves Hollywood for social capital [One short, “Nadia” was about a Ukrainian woman that people in the community would see walking, but never truly knew.] (Conway Daily Sun) 08/27/2004
Notebook: Bush camp won't halt Olympic- themed ads (Seattle Times) 08/27/2004
President Bush's re-election campaign refused a request by the U.S. Olympic Committee yesterday to pull a television ad that mentions the Olympics. (San Diego Union-Tribune) 08/27/2004
Fischer Wins 8th Gold; U.S. Won't Give Up Hamm Medal (Update2) [Soviet gymnast Larysa Latynina, who also represented Ukraine, is the only woman with nine career Olympic titles.] (Bloomberg) 08/27/2004
Photo: Ukraine's women kayak bronze medallists Inna Osypenko, Tetyana Semykina, Hanna Balabanova and Olena Cherevatova stand together on the podium after the women's K1 500 metres finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 27, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/27/2004
Analysis: Ukrainian Media Not Playing Fair In Presidential Campaign (RFE/RL) 08/27/2004
No strings on Ukrainian democracy, By Yuliya Tymoshenko (Globe and Mail) 08/27/2004
US Senator Lugar to visit Ukraine August 31 - September 1 (Interfax) 08/27/2004
Sociologists to hold exit poll of 50,000 voters on Oct 31 (Interfax) 08/27/2004
Yuschenko spokesman denounces police statement that bomb suspects belonged to opposition (Interfax) 08/27/2004
KostenKo says police statement on UPP members' involvement in Troeschyna market blasts is provocation (Interfax) 08/27/2004
Ukrainian police hold five for market bombings (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/27/2004
Fifth arrested in connection with market blasts is 5th channel staff member, Kornienko says (Interfax) 08/27/2004
Президент Кучма критикує критикiв Дунайського каналу (VOA) 08/26/2004
Рiшення Верховного суду України в справi Нацiональної спiлки письменникiв (VOA) 08/26/2004
24 серпня деякi росiйськомовнi українськi газети вийшли українською (VOA) 08/26/2004
DoJ Nabs 103 in Online Crime Sweep [Roman Vega of the Ukraine is facing a 40-count indictment alleging credit card trafficking and wire fraud] (Internet News) 08/26/2004
Dozens of Internet Crime Suspects Nabbed (AP/Guardian) 08/26/2004
Justice Department Targets Online Fraud, Attorney General Says [Ukrainian allegedly used Internet chat rooms to traffic in credit card information] (USDOS) 08/26/2004
Gymnastics Rhythmic: Qualifications: Russia and Kabaeva leading the fields [major upset when the Ukraine team failed to make the final; In third is the Ukrainian Anna BESSONOVA, the most decorated rhythmic gymnast with 52.650] (Athens 2004) 08/26/2004
Asylum protest leads to action [60 men from Iraq, Iran, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sudan occupied the road] (Suffolk Evening Star) 08/26/2004
Photo: Olympic athletes run during a semi-final of the women's 1500 metres at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. The athletes are (L-R) Turkey's Elvan Abeylegesse, Ukraine's Nataliya Sydorenko Tobias... (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anna Bessonova performs her individual all-round ball routine in the rhythmic gymnastics competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Anna Bessonova performs with hoop during the individual all-around qualification of the rhythmic gymnastic at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Natalia Godunko of Ukraine performs with a ball, during the rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around qualification at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Thurday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs with a ball during the individual all-around qualification of the rhythmic gymnastic at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs her individual routine with a hoop in the rhythmic gymnastics all-around qualifications at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs with the hoop during the individual all-around qualifications of the rhythmic gymnastics at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Natalia Godunko performs her individual routine with a hoop in the rhythmic gymnastics all-around qualifications at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
49er : Comments from the medallists (Athens 2004) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's Queen Sofia congratulates Ukraine's George Leonchuk during the award ceremony after he won the sliver medal in teh 49er class sailing event at of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games regatta August 25, 2004. Spain won gold, Ukraine silver and Britain bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's Queen Sofia, 4th from left, and King Juan Carlos of Spain, 4th from right, are flanked by medal winners of the men's double-handed 49er dinghy sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. From left to right are Ukraine's crew George Leonchuk, Spanish crew Xavier Fernandez, Ukraine skipper Rodion Luka, Spanish skipper Iker Martinez, British crew Simon Hiscocks and skipper Chris Draper. Spain won gold, Ukraine silver and Britain bronze. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Spaniards Win 49er Sailing Gold [Rodion Luka and George Leonchuk of Ukraine took silver] (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's 49er crew skipper Iker Martinez, 3rd from left, and crew Xavier Fernandez, 4th from left, run into the water with competitors after they won the men's double-handed 49er dinghy sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Spain's 49er won the gold medal. At left are Ukraine's 49er crew who took the silver medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's 49er crew skipper Rodion Luka, left, and crew George Leonchuk sail in the final race of the men's double-handed 49er dinghy sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine's 49er won the silver medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's 49er crew George Leonchuk capsizes their 49er in the Olympic sailing center marina after they won the silver medal in the men's double-handed 49er dinghy sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: The 49er dinghies from Spain, Ukraine and Britain (R to L) return to the marina after the Athens 2004 Olympic Games regatta in the same order, August 26, 2004. Spain's Iker Martinez and Xavier Fernandez, the pre-competition favourites and world champions, cruised to Olympic gold in the open 49er class on Thursday. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's 49er crew skipper Iker Martinez, left, and crew Xavier Fernandez celebrate after they won the men's double-handed 49er dinghy sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Spain's 49er won the Gold medal. At left is runner-up Ukraine who took the Silver. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Women : Press Conference Highlights from Match No. 22 UKR - ESP (Athens 2004) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's handball team celebrates their victory over Spain in the women's handball quarter-final match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Flip-flopping - a good thing for New York Ukrainians. Or, ESB brightens Manhattan sky with Ukrainian colors (BRAMA) 08/26/2004
Empire State Building lights up for Ukraine a second day FOTO/S (BRAMA) 08/26/2004
UACC congratulates Ukraine on 13th year of independence, but notes opposing forces at work as the country matures (BRAMA) 08/26/2004
Independence Day Celebration Features Jewish Boys' Choir [Donetsk] (FJC) 08/26/2004
A stable way to bid the summer farewell [One of the undoubted highlights this year will be the performance of 5nizza ('piatnica' - Friday) from Ukraine. Blending reggae, soul, hip-hop and traditional Russian music, 5nizza is particularly popular in Lithuania.] (Baltic Times) 08/26/2004
Olympics: Cut It Out, Give It Back, Cool the Hype [U.S. Olympic Committee asked President Bush's re-election campaign to pull a television ad that refers to the Olympic Games; Ukraine loses bronze] (Reuters) 08/26/2004
Ukraine: Crimea's Tatars - Clearing The Way For Islamic Extremism? (Part 4) (RFE/RL) 08/26/2004
Danube mouth to become great European transport junction, Kuchma sure (Interfax) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, right, receives from the local elders a symbolic key opening the canal in the Danube delta in Ukraine's southern Odessa region, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine launched a shipping canal Thursday in the environmentally sensitive Danube delta. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Rejects Criticism Over Danube Canal (VOA) 08/26/2004
Kuchma denounces critics of Ukraine's Danube-Black Sea canal (Interfax) 08/26/2004
Ukraine condemned for damaging wetlands (Independent) 08/26/2004
Ukraine opens Danube canal amid loud criticism (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/26/2004
Romania says to sue Ukraine over Danube delta canal (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/26/2004
EU asks Ukraine to halt canal (IHT) 08/26/2004
Photo: The general view of the canal which links the Ukraine's sector of the ecologically sensitive Danube River delta to the Black Sea in the Ukraine's southern Odessa region, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine launched a shipping canal Thursday in the Danube delta (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Boats travel along the canal which links the Ukraine's sector of the ecologically sensitive Danube river delta to the Black Sea in the Ukraine's southern Odessa region, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine launched a shipping canal Thursday in the Danube delta. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Ukrtransnafta filling Odesa-Brody pipeline (Interfax) 08/26/2004
Lytvyn invites all presidential candidates to parliamentary session opening ceremony (Interfax) 08/26/2004
CIS fiscal control agencies to meet in Astana (AzerNews) 08/26/2004
Ukrainian Airports Beef Up Security After Russian Crashes (AFP/Turkish Press) 08/26/2004
Man arrested for shooting at passenger train [shooting took place near the station Horokhovka, in the Ukraine's southern Mykolaev region] (IOL) 08/26/2004
Putin's hands on the oil pumps [see: Ukrainian reversal, Croatian opening; Odessa-Brody] (Axis of Logic) 08/26/2004
Analysis: A Hard-Line Agenda For Putin's Second Term (Part Two) (RFE/RL) 08/26/2004
Putin’s Sochi Residence Targeted by Hijacked Russian Plane [Both pilots had sent hijack distress signals; Moscow quietly asked neighboring Ukraine...to go on counter-terror air alert. (La Nueva Cuba) 08/26/2004
Citizen of Ukraine Sharov Perished As Result of Russian Tu-154 Aircraft Crash in Rostov Oblast – MFA (UNIAN) 08/26/2004
Chisinau to restrict train travel through Transdniestria (Interfax-Moldova) 08/26/2004
Patch provides update on Ukrainian oil and gas prospects (PRNewswire) 08/26/2004
Ukraine Poises To Expand Ties With Brunei (Borneo Bulletin) 08/26/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S4 B6 T18] (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Olympics medals table [Ukraine G8 S4 B7 T19; one bronze rescinded today, new total - 18] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Gymnastics: She's got rhythm, but Sanders a longshot for finals [Olympics] (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Turkey's Elvan Abeylegesse (L) and Ukraine's Nataliya Sydorenko Tobias run during a semi-final of the women's 1500 metres at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Ganna Siukalo takes a shot during her women's handball quarter-final match against Spain at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. Ukraine defeated Spain 25 - 23 (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's Marta Mangue, right, stops Ukraine's Maite Adreu as she tries to score during their Olympic women's handball quarterfinal match at the Helliniko Indoor Arena, at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine won 25-23 and qualified to the semifinals. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Tetyana Shinkarenko (R) takes a shot past Spain's Marta Mangue (L) in the women's handball quarter-final match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. Ukraine defeated Spain. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Lyapina, left, and Tetyana Shinkarenko, right, try to stop Spain's Isabel Ortuno during a quarterfinal handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Helliniko Indoor Arena in Athens on Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. Ukraine won the game 25-23 and will play in the semifinals on Friday. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's Marta Mangue (C) takes a shot on goal against Ukraine's defenders Ganna Siukalo (L) and Olena Radchenko (R) in their women's handball quarter-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 26, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Silviu Simioncencu [?] sits on the dock after he and team mate Florin Popescu failed to qualify in the men's C2 500-metre during competition at the Athens 2004 Olympics August 26, 2004. The Ukranian pair placed fourth just missing out. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Spain's goalkeeper Eugenia Sanchez, right, and her teammate Montserrat Puche, center, try to stop Ukraine's Ganna Siukalo as she scores during their Olympic Women's Handball quarterfinal match at the Helliniko Indoor Arena, at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 26, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Olefirenko poses on the podium after Ukraine's rowers won the bronze medal in the Women's Quadruple Sculls final at the 2004 Olympic Games in Schinias near Athens, Greece, on Aug. 22, 2004. The Ukrainian team was stripped of its bronze medal on Thursday Aug. 26, 2004, after Olefirenko tested positive for a banned drug. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's four-woman boat team poses on the podium after they won the bronze medal in the Women's Quadruple Sculls final at the 2004 Olympic Games in Schinias near Athens, Greece, on Aug. 22, 2004. The Ukrainian team was stripped of its bronze medal on Thursday Aug. 26, 2004, after Olena Olefirenko, second from left, tested positive for a banned drug. From left are Yana Dementyeva, Olefirenko, Tetyana Koleskinova and Olena Morozova. (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Photo: Ukraine's bronze medal-winning women's quadruple sculls team (L-R) Yana Dementyeva, Olena Olefirenko, Tetyana Koleskinova and Olena Morozova pose on the podium on this August 22, 2004 file photo. The team lost the rowing bronze medals on August 26, 2004 after crew member Olena Olefirenko tested positive for a prohibited stimulant. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
It's official - there are more blazers than tracksuits in 45 teams [Vests-Blazers-Ratio: US 549 538 0.979; Russia 458 351 0.766; Ukraine 245 139 0.567] (Guardian) 08/26/2004
Drugs cast shadow over Games (Reuters) 08/26/2004
Ukrainian Rower [Olena Olefirenko] Fails Drugs Test; stripped of bronze medal from the quadruple sculls [team-mates – Olena Morozova, Tetyana Kolesnikova and Yana Dementyeva – will also have to hand over their medals.] (The Scotsman) 08/26/2004
Ukraine lose sculls bronze (Eurosport) 08/26/2004
IOC Sanctions Olefirenko & Kovacs for Violating Anti-Doping Rules (Athens 2004) 08/26/2004
Ukrainian rowers stripped of bronze for drug violation; Hungarian weightlifter expelled (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
The war of the words [Sci-fi author Stanislaw Lem - born in 1921, in what is now Lvov in Ukraine] (Guardian) 08/26/2004
UOC-Moscow Patriarchate Orthodox Metropolitan Ahafanhel Asks Russians for Support (RISU) 08/26/2004
Дунайський канал відкрито. Румунія має намір позватися до суду в Гаазі (BBC Ukrainian) 08/26/2004
Україну засуджують за шкоду плавням - Індепендент. Британська газета пише про критику Брюсселя через побудову 'еконолічно небезпечного' каналу (BBC Ukrainian) 08/26/2004
Торговці Троєщинського ринку пікетують київську мерію. Тисячі працівників малого бізнесу, які втратили роботу, вимагають відновити діяльність найбільшого ринку Києва (BBC Ukrainian) 08/26/2004
Romanian President Angered At Ukraine's Opening Of Delta Canal (AFP/Turkish Press) 08/26/2004
Women : Ukraine advances to semifinals (Athens 2004) 08/26/2004
Doping Cases at the Athens Game (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2004
Rower fails drugs test (BBC) 08/26/2004
Photo: Oleksiy Kolokoltsev of the Ukraine falls backwards after failing at his attempt to lift 430 pounds (195 kg) in the snatch during the Men's over 231 lb (+105 kg) event (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Shaktar Donetsk's Anatoliy Tymoshchuk celebrates after winning against Club Bruges during their Champions League match (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Shakhtar Donetsk's goalkeeper Jan Lastuvka celebrates after winning against Club Bruges during their Champions League match at the Jan Breydel stadium in Bruges (Reuters) 08/25/2004
Photo: Shaktar Donetsk's goalkeeper Jan Lastuvka celebrates after winning against Club Bruges during their Champions League match at the Jan Breydel stadium in Bruges (Reuters) 08/25/2004
Photo: Shaktar Donetsk's Lemos Evaeverson celebrates after winning against Club Bruges during their Champions League match (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Club Bruges' Hans Cornelis is tackled by Shaktar Donetsk's Andriy Vorobyey during their Champions League match (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Shaktar Donetsk's Zvonimir Vukic celebrates with Francelino Matuzalem and Andriy Vorobyey after scoring against Club Bruges (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Club Bruges' Alin Stoica fights for the ball with Shaktar Donetsk's Joad Batista Marques (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Club Bruges' Philippe Clement duels for the ball with Shaktar Donetsk's Francelino Matuzalem during their Champions League match (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Club Bruges' Victor Simoes de Oliveira is tackled by Shaktar Donetsk's Flavius Vladimir Stoican during their Champions League third qualifying round, second leg match (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Shakhtar shine in Belgium (UEFA) 08/25/2004
Dynamo power to victory (UEFA) 08/25/2004
Ukraine: Crimea's Tatars - For Russian Settlers, Resentment And Anger (Part 2) (RFE/RL) 08/25/2004
Ukraine: Crimea's Tatars - Mustafa Dzhemilev: Hero, Leader, Statesman (Part 3) (RFE/RL) 08/25/2004
Photo: Fani Halkia of Greece (C) wins ahead of Tetiana Tereshchuk-Antipova of Ukraine (R), Jana Pittman of Australia (2R) and Brenda Taylor of the USA (R), in the women's 400m hurdles final during the Olympic Games athletics competitions at the Olympic Stadium in Athens. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Oleg Mashkin, left, reaches out his blow to Thailand's Prasathinphimai Suriya during the middleweight boxing quarterfinals in the 2004 Athens Summer Olympic Games at the Peristeri boxing hall in Athens Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004. Prasathinphimai won the match. (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Свобода слова в Українi напередоднi виборiв (VOA) 08/25/2004
Українськi мери нарiкать на передвиборчий тиск (VOA) 08/25/2004
Контроверза навколо дунайського каналу (VOA) 08/25/2004
Thousands reach Germany on bogus visas [German embassy in Kiev, Ukraine, issued thousands of visas to applicants who submitted false information] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/25/2004
Ex PMs contest Ukraine election (UPI/Wash Times) 08/25/2004
Maccabi Tel Aviv and Dynamo Kyiv qualify (Soccerway) 08/25/2004
Menendez eases into final [women's javelin final: Ukraine's Tetyana Lyakhovych qualified third with 63.07m] (BBC) 08/25/2004
US Leads Olympic Medal Count After Day 12 [women's 400 meter hurdles: Tetiana Tereshchuk-Antipova of Ukraine took bronze (53.44)] (VOA) 08/25/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S3 B7 T18] (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: At the medals ceremony for the women's100m hurdles are, from left, silver medalist Olena Krasovska of Ukraine, gold medalist Joanna Hayes of the U.S., and bronze medalist Melissa Morrison of the U.S., at the 2004 Olympic Games Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004 in Athens, Greece. (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Khadevis Robinson of the U.S., left, Amine Laalou of Morocco, and Ivan Heshko of Ukraine run a qualifying heat of the 800m at the 2004 Olympic Games Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004 in Athens, Greece. (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Runners compete in the women's 400-meter hurdles finals at the Olympic Stadium during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004. From top right, Tetiana Tereshchuk-Antipova, of the Ukraine, Brenda Taylor of the United States, Ionela Tirlea-Manolache, of Romania, Fani Halkia, of Greece, Jana Pittman, of Australia, Yuliya Pechenkina, of Russia, and Yekaterina Bikert of Russia. Halkia won the gold, Tirlea-Manolache won the silver, and Tereshchuk-Antipova won the bronze. (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Румунський президент: ми зверталися за допомогою до міжнародної спільноти, але відповіді були неадекватні (BBC Ukrainian) 08/25/2004
Huge celebration marks Ukraine’s independence (AP/Glasgow Herald) 08/25/2004
Empire State Building on Ukraine Independence Day August 24, 2004, New York City FOTO/S (BRAMA) 08/25/2004
Empire State Building lights up a second night for Ukraine (this time, to match the flag) (BRAMA) 08/25/2004
Ukrainians celebrate independence (Utica Observer-Dispatch) 08/25/2004
Ukraine marks 13 years of independence [Interview with Ukrainian Ambassador, Palvo Sultansky] (VNA) 08/25/2004
Moldovan group wants EU in peace talks (UPI/Wash Times) 08/25/2004
Ukraine to Pump Caspian Oil Despite Agreement with Russia - Ukrainian Ambassador to Poland [Odesa-Brody] (UNIAN) 08/25/2004
Kyiv market traders paralyzing traffic [demand that Kyiv authorities shut it down; 2 explosions injured 13 last week] (Interfax) 08/25/2004
Russian political scientist sees no heightened political conflict in Ukraine after election (Interfax) 08/25/2004
Ukrainian Envoy [Vadim Chupron] Gets High Civil Award of Turkmenistan (News Central Asia) 08/25/2004
Ukrainian subsidiary of Russian National Strategy Institute to start creating Ukraine-Russia common intellectual space (Interfax) 08/25/2004
Antonov Airlines, NATO to discuss cooperation in connection with arrest of Ruslan aircraft in Brussels (Interfax) 08/25/2004
EU deplores Ukraine opening canal in Danube delta (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/25/2004
Ukraine cuts privatization revenue forecast [from 12-13 billion down to 8.1-8.2 billion hryvni] (Interfax) 08/25/2004
Tikkurila plans to start paint production in the Ukraine (Pressi) 08/25/2004
Long night's journey into tears of joy and controversy [see: Sergey Bubka] (IHT) 08/25/2004
Commentary: Invest in Sport, Then You'll Reap (AllAfrica) 08/25/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S3 B6 T17; Rank by Gold 10, Overall Rank 12] (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Gennadiy Krasilnikov powers a lift during the men's +105 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympics Games August 25, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Gennadiy Krasilnikov powers a lift during the men's +105 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympics Games August 25, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Gennadiy Krasilnikov powers a lift during the men's +105 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympics Games August 25, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Photo: Gennadiy Krasilnikov of the Ukraine reacts after failing in his attempt to lift the 430 pound (195 kg) in the snatch during the men's over 231 lb (105 kg) event at the Nikaia Olympic Weightlifting Hall during the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Wednesday Aug. 25, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Olympics Results (NZ Herald) 08/25/2004
Black Widows [poisonous spiders] attack thirteen Ukrainians (IOL) 08/25/2004
Flight Data Recorders Found of 2 Crashed Planes in Russia (NY Times) 08/25/2004
Exotic dancers from Ukraine enthral Goa tourists (India News) 08/25/2004
Vandals Attack Jewish Section of Donetsk Cemetery (FJC) 08/25/2004
Pope in call for reconciliation with Orthodox Church (AFP/Yahoo) 08/25/2004
Woman hit by garbage truck dies [81-year-old Anna Chudyk] (Utica Observer-Dispatch) 08/25/2004
МНС Росії підтверджує загибель всіх 44 пасажирів та членів екіпажу іншого літака Ту, що впав біля Тули (BBC Ukrainian) 08/25/2004
Ukraine: Crimea's Tatars - A Return To A Homeland Burdened By Ethnic Divisions (Part 1) (RFE/RL) 08/25/2004
'Український вибір'. Частина 2 (Українська правда) 08/25/2004
Photo: Gold-medalist Yuri Nikitin of the Ukraine in blue and bronze-medalist Henrik Stehlik of Germany perform a synchro routine on the trampoline during the gymnastics exhibition gala at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Independence parade : Ukrainian soldiers march past the presidential podium in Kiev during a parade marking the 13th anniversary of the independence of Ukraine. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Ukraine celebrates liberty amid political turmoil (IHT) 08/24/2004
Ukraine's Choice - Viktor Yushchenko - WSJ Editorial (Ukrayinska Pravda) 08/24/2004
Photo: Romanians protest against the Danube Delta Canal [Bukarest Rund 300 Rumanen haben am Dienstag vor der ukrainischen Botschaft in Bukarest gegen den geplanten Bau eines Kanals im Donaudelta demonstriert.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Gold medalist Dmitry Berestov of Russia, center, is joined by silver medalist Ferenc Gyurkovics of Hungary, left, and bronze medalist Igor Razoronov of Ukraine after the men's 231 lb (105 kg) event at the Nikaia Olympic Weightlifting Hall during the Summer Olympics in Athens, Tuesday Aug. 24, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Olympic Medal: Women's 100 Hurdles [Silver - Olena Krasovska, Ukraine, 12.45] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Igor Razoronov from Ukraine powers a lift on his way to win the silver medal in the 105kg category in the men's weight lifting at 2004 Athens Olympics, August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Igor Razoronov from Ukraine powers a lift on his way winning the bronze medal in the 105kg category in the men's weightlifting at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Gold medallist Dmitry Berestov of Russia (C), silver medallist Zoltan Kovacs (R) from Hungary and bronze medallist Igor Razoronov from Ukraine pose after the medal ceremony for the 105kg category in the men'sweight lifting at 2004 Athens Olympics August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Gold medallist Dmitry Berestov of Russia (C) silver medalist Zoltan Kovacs (L) from Hungary and bronze medallist Igor Razoronov from Ukraine pose during the medal ceremony for the 105kg category in the men's weightlifting at 2004 Athens Olympics August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Gold medallist Dmitry Berestov of Russia (C), silver medalist Zoltan Kovacs (L) from Hungary and bronze medallist Igor Razoronov from Ukraine pose during the medal ceremony for the 105kg category in the men's weightlifting at 2004 Athens Olympics August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Romanians urge Ukraine to halt Danube canal plan (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/24/2004
Missing Victoria Cross medal returns [Cpl. Filip Konowal] (Fort Frances Times) 08/24/2004
U.S. presidential candidate Senator John Kerry spoke at Cooper Union near Ukrainian East Village [SLIDESHOW] (BRAMA) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Krasovska (L) congratulates Joanna Hayes of the U.S. after she won the women's 100 metres hurdles final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. Joanna Hayes of the U.S. won gold in a time of 12.37 seconds ahead of Ukraine's Olena Krasovska and Melissa Morrison of the U.S. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Joanna Hayes (2nd R) of the U.S. celebrates as she crosses the finish line to win the women's 100 metres hurdles final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. Hayes won the gold in a time of 12.37 seconds ahead of Ukraine's Olena Krasovska (far right) and Melissa Morrison of the U.S. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
American Joanna Hayes Wins 100M Hurdles [Olena Krasovska of Ukraine won silver in 12.45] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Hayes wins dramatic Olympic women's 100 metres hurdles gold [Olena Krasovska of Ukraine won silver] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S3 B6 T17] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Привітання Постійного представника України при ООН, Посла Валерія Кучинського до Української громади з нагоди Тринадцятої річниці незалежності України (BRAMA) 08/24/2004
Address of H.E. Valeriy P. Kuchinsky, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN, to the Ukrainian Community on the occasion of the 13th Anniversary of the Independence of Ukraine (BRAMA) 08/24/2004
Ukraine - Thirteen Years of Independence (Overview) (BRAMA) 08/24/2004
Analysis: Serpents Island, Bystraya Canal, And Ukrainian-Romanian Relations (RFE/RL) 08/24/2004
Internet Under Surveillance 2004: Ukraine (Reporters sans frontières) 08/24/2004
A Crisis Business Can't Ignore [HIVAIDS] (Fortune) 08/24/2004
Charity: Couple bring good cheer to Chernobyl (Peterborough Evening Telegraph) 08/24/2004
Food for Thought [see: Veselka] (Village Voice) 08/24/2004
Recovered war medal on display [Filip Konowal's Victoria Cross] (London Free Press) 08/24/2004
Missing for 31 years, Victoria Cross medal back at war museum in time for anniversary [Filip Konowal] (National Post) 08/24/2004
Curator critical of art market inflation [...thefts from churches and manors going on throughout Western Europe right now. My theory is that these objects are being ordered for castles in Poland and Ukraine, which have stood empty for the past 50 years. Now they're being bought up by new money men...] (Copenhagen Post) 08/24/2004
Photo: A general view of a military parade taking place in central Kiev, August 24, 2004. The annual parade in the Ukrainian capital was held to mark the thirteenth anniversary of the country's independence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukrainian cadets march through central Kiev during a military parade, August 24, 2004. The annual parade in the Ukrainian capital was held to mark the 13th anniversary of the country's independence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukrainian marines march through central Kiev during a military parade, August 24, 2004. The annual parade in the Ukrainian capital was held to mark the 13th anniversary of the country's independence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukrainian National Guard cadets march through central Kiev during a military parade, August 24, 2004. The annual parade in the Ukrainian capital was held to mark the thirteenth anniversary of the country's independence. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukrainian solders march during a military parade marking the 13th anniversary of Ukraine's independence, in Kiev Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2004 (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukraine's President Leonid Kuchma, left, gestures as he speaks to Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych prior to a military parade marking the 13th anniversary of Ukraine's independence in Kiev Tuesday, Aug.24, 2004 (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Cooperation between Ukraine and Russia to contribute to relations with Europe, Kuchma says (Interfax) 08/24/2004
Ukraine celebrates independence (Financial Times) 08/24/2004
Ukraine's Cold War theme park [Tourists see how the USSR could have launched a nuclear strike; Ukraine is celebrating 13 years of independence from the USSR on Tuesday, but the country's underfunded military is struggling to cope.] (BBC) 08/24/2004
24 серпня Президент України Леонід Кучма з нагоди святкування 13-ї річниці Незалежності України поклав квіти до пам'ятника хрестителю Русі - Князю Володимиру (President.gov.ua) 08/24/2004
24 серпня Президент України Леонід Кучма прийняв військовий парад з нагоди святкування 13-ї річниці Незалежності України (President.gov.ua) 08/24/2004
Івано-Франківської ОДА надіслав нам листівку! (IF.Gov.ua) 08/24/2004
День Незалежності – одне з найбільших свят для Віктора Ющенка (Yushchenko.com) 08/24/2004
Another Antonov An-124 at Brussels for NATO [to carry equipment from Brussels to Kabul, Afghanistan] (Luchtzak) 08/24/2004
Alliances and the American election (Sydney Morning Herald) 08/24/2004
The Soviet-Iraqi Connection [Most notoriously, New York Times reporter Walter Duranty didn't play down the famine that killed ten million in the Ukraine - he denied it outright, claiming such claims were 'malignant propaganda.' Duranty won the Pulitzer Prize.] (Front Page Magazine) 08/24/2004
Two Germans injured in traffic accident in Lviv region (Interfax) 08/24/2004
Three people including Turkish citizen die in car accident in Kherson region (Interfax) 08/24/2004
Pilot dies in crash of two-seater plane in Poltava region. Passenger gets away (Interfax) 08/24/2004
Plane crashes in Ukraine killing pilot (DPA/DeepikaGlobal) 08/24/2004
US Warns of Environmental Harm from Ukraine Canal Project (VOA) 08/24/2004
U.S. Voices Concern Over Ukrainian Canal (RFE/RL) 08/24/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Dmytro Lysenko dives during the semi-final of the men's three metre springboard at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. Lysenko qualified for the final (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Booing fans shut down Olympic horizontal bar final (AFP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
CIS exhibition to open in Moscow [Fuel, Energy and Raw-Material Resources] (Azertag) 08/24/2004
Optimus looks towards establishing roots in Ukraine (Warsaw Business Journal) 08/24/2004
CEE [central and eastern European] Security Market Posts Impressive Growth Aided by Strongly Developing Economies (Canada NewsWire) 08/24/2004
Olympics Results (NZ Herald) 08/24/2004
Olympic scoreboard (El Paso Times) 08/24/2004
No day at the beach ['Our Ukes are going to win!'; Olympics] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Touching victory for Ukrainian [Irini Merleni] (Contra Costa Times) 08/24/2004
Female grapplers have the last laugh (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
China, Japan, Ukraine Take Women's Wrestling Golds (VOA) 08/24/2004
Cayard Sails Closer to Olympic Medal [ Pending protests, Wadlow and Spaulding won't be able to catch the crews from Spain, Ukraine and Great Britain, which appear to have locked up the medals.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Olympic gold medalist Valeri Goncharov from Ukraine performs on the parallel bars during an artistic gymnasticS exhibition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Gold-medalist Yuri Nikitin of the Ukraine in blue and bronze-medalist Henrik Stehlik of Germany perform a synchro routine on the trampoline during the gymnastics exhibition gala at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
Photo: Olympic gold medalist Yuri Nikitin from Ukraine (L) and bronze medallist Henrik Stehlik of Germany perform on the trampoline during an artistic gymnastics exhibition at the Athens Olympic Games August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/24/2004
On Total Independence and Queen Victoria’s Advice (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/24/2004
On This Day: 1991 – Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev resigns as head of Communist Party and urges its leadership to disband the party; Ukraine becomes the seventh of 15 Soviet republics to declare independence. (Advertiser) 08/24/2004
Photo: Silver-medalist Hiroyuki Tomita of Japan, left, gold-medalist Valeri Goncharov of the Ukraine, center, and bronze-medalist Li Xiaopeng of China hold their medals during the medal ceremony after the parallel bars competition during the men's gymnastics individual apparatus finals at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Tensions Rise In Ukraine Before Independence Day (RFE/RL) 08/23/2004
Президент Кучма закликає українцiв зберегти наступнiсть влади (VOA) 08/23/2004
Силовики попереджають про намiри опозицiї дестабiлiзувати ситуацiю в Українi (VOA) 08/23/2004
Вiктор Ющенко вiдвiдав Днiпропетровщину (VOA) 08/23/2004
США критикують Україну за будівництво каналу Дунай-Чорне море (VOA) 08/23/2004
Ющенко: силові органи бажають служити провладному кандидату. Правоохоронці втручаються у передвиборчу боротьбу, каже лідер нашоукраїнців (BBC Ukrainian) 08/23/2004
Леонід Кучма закликає до спадковості політичного курсу. Сам це здатне забезпечити процес реформ, вважає президент України (BBC Ukrainian) 08/23/2004
Ukrainians Would Like to Know More About Presidential Contenders and Do not Want to Have President with Convictions (UNIAN) 08/23/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G8 S2 B5 T15] (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Parallel joy for Ukrainian [Valeri Goncharov clinched the gold medal in the men's parallel bars final by the narrowest of margins.] (BBC) 08/23/2004
Olympic Medal: Men's Parallel Bars [Gold - Valeri Goncharov, Ukraine, 9.787] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/23/2004
Women Handball: Ukraine keeps unbeaten record with Hungary win (Athens 2004) 08/23/2004
Photo: Olga Maslivets from Ukraine drinks water after the Women's Mistral windsurfer sailing event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Irini Merleni, from Ukraine, right, jubilates after defeating Chiharu Icho, from Japan, during the women's freestyle 48kg wrestling final match at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Irini Merleni, from Ukraine, waves after receiving the gold medal for the women's freestyle 48kg wrestling event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Irini Merleni (top) grapples with Japan's Chiharu Icho (bottom) on the way to her gold medal win in their women's freestyle wrestling (under 48kg) finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Irini Merleni, from Ukraine, right and Chiharu Icho, from Japan, wrestle during the women's freestyle 48kg wrestling final match at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. Merlini won the gold medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Irini Merleni from Ukraine, bottom, and Chiharu Icho from Japan wrestle during the women's freestyle 48kg wrestling final match at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. Merlini won the gold medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Maryna Vergelyuk (L Rear) Olena Radchenko (C) and Olena Yatsenko (R) celebrate after they defeated Hungary in their preliminary match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. Ukraine defeated Hungary 23-22. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Olympic men canoe team from ( front to back ) U.S., Germany, Ukraine, Hungary, Poland, Canada and Slovakia compete in the heat of the men's C2 canoe flatwater race during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Italy's Roberto Cammarelle (L) celebrates after being proclaimed as the winner while Ukraine's Oleksii Mazikin (R) reacts after the super heavy weight (+91kg) bout at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Referee Kostantin Mikhailov (C) raises the arms of Japan's bronze medallist Kyoko Hamaguchi, with a bruised eye, and Ukraine's Svitlana Sayenko (R) at the end of their freestyle wrestling (under 72kg) match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Valeri Goncharov competes on the parallel bars during the men's gymnastics individual apparatus finals at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. Goncharov won the gold medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Gold-medalist Valeri Goncharov of the Ukraine smiles during the medal ceremony after the parallel bars competition during the men's gymnastics individual apparatus finals at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Silver-medalist Hiroyuki Tomita of Japan, left, gold-medalist Valeri Goncharov of the Ukraine, center, and bronze-medalist Li Xiaopeng of China are seen during the medal ceremony after the parallel bars competition during the men's gymnastics individual apparatus finals at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Gold medal winner Valeri Goncharov from Ukraine dismounts the parallel bars during his winning performance at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games individual gymnastics competition August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: The Ukraine's Valeri Goncharov performs his gold medal routine on the parallel bars during the men's gymnastics individual apparatus finals at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Monday, Aug. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Ukrainian Wins, Hamm Last in Parallel Bars (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Booing fans shut down Olympic horizontal bar final (AFP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
State Department Noon Briefing, August 23 [see: Ukraine - Danube Delta Canal Project/Environmental Impact/Concern of International Community] (USDOS) 08/23/2004
Kharkiv must become intellectual center of nation, says Kuchma (Interfax) 08/23/2004
Ющенко не готував провокації і вимагає відставки Васильева, Білоконя, Смешка [Yushchenko (and Tymoshenko) call for the resignations of Vasyliev, Bilokin, Smeshko in response to accusations that opposition is preparing to provoke and destabilize the country] (Українська Правда) 08/23/2004
The candidate for the Presidency of Ukraine, deputy Victor Yushchenko, has appealed to the President Leonid Kuchma to discharge the Prosecutor General Hennadiy Vasyliev (Our Ukraine) 08/23/2004
Yuschenko urges to fire prosecutor-general due to self-immolation in Zhytomyr region [?] (Interfax) 08/23/2004
As before Ukraine will secure elections in keeping to law in spite of some foreign forecasts, Kuchma says (Interfax) 08/23/2004
Entering the Matrix through the Election Commission (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/23/2004
Yuliya Tymoshenko: “We Will All Be Helpful” [Tymoshenko has certain reasons for contributing to Yushchenko’s election campaign] (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/23/2004
Storm 256 residential areas without power in Ukraine (Azertag) 08/23/2004
Ontario: War Museum finds Victoria Cross missing since 1973 (National Post) 08/23/2004
War museum to unveil long-lost Victoria Cross [from 8/22/04] (CBC News) 08/23/2004
From Ukraine, a Canadian hero [Filip Konowal] (National Post) 08/23/2004
21st Street Holds Tight to Ukranian Past [from 8/21/04] (Wash Post) 08/23/2004
Ukraine: a scammer detained (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/23/2004
Kyiv to demand financial guarantees in investment projects from potential investors (Interfax) 08/23/2004
Group for Common Economic Space selects priority accords (Interfax-Belarus) 08/23/2004
Tiraspol, OSCE trade blows (Interfax-Moldova) 08/23/2004
Transdniestrian authorities allow OSCE officials to enter region (Interfax-Moldova) 08/23/2004
Jordanian exporters invited to tap opportunities in Ukraine (Jordan Times/Menafn) 08/23/2004
Ukrainian Wins Women's 48kg Wrestling [Irini Merleni of Ukraine beat Chiharu Icho of Japan to win the gold medal Monday in the 105 1/2-pound (48 kg) class of freestyle wrestling.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Monday's Olympic Capsules (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/23/2004
Olympics Journal: Memorable moments come in all shapes (SF Chronicle) 08/23/2004
Photo: Patricia Miranda of the U.S. (top) grapples with Ukraine's Irini Merleni (C) in their women's freestyle wrestling (under 48kg) semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. Merleni defeated Miranda on points 9-0. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Irini Merleni (top) grapples with Patricia Miranda of the U.S. in their women's freestyle wrestling (under 48kg) semi-finals match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Iryna Sekachova competes in the women's hammer throw qualification round at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens August 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2004
Sunday's detailed Olympics results (Seattle Times) 08/23/2004
Shevchenko guns down Lazio (Malaysia Star) 08/23/2004
Give in to resistance [Bratislava's Resistance festival hopes to disturb its visitors; Exciting guests include Ukrainian Andrey Kiritchenko, who assembles droning ambient sound environments...] (Slovak Spectator) 08/23/2004
Minorities unite on stage; Festival of National Minorities living in Slovakia celebrates diversity (Slovak Spectator) 08/23/2004
Правоохоронці роблять хід на випередження. Генпрокуратура, СБУ і МВС попереджають про провокації в разі поразки опозиції на виборах (BBC Ukrainian) 08/23/2004
Сьогодні - Міжнародний день скасування работоргівлі (BBC Ukrainian) 08/23/2004
Kyivenergoholding: “We, The Undersigned…” Or, The Peculiarities Of Sewage (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/23/2004
Ukrainian mafia collect zl.100,000 a day by controlling border crossing (Warsaw Business Journal) 08/23/2004
Women's Quadruple Sculls : Germany retains Olympic title [For the Ukraine quad...it was a first Olympic medal in this event] (Athens 2004) 08/22/2004
Ukrainian Cardinal [Lubomyr Husar] visits local celebration (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 08/22/2004
Olympic Medal: Women's Quadruple Sculls [Bronze - Ukraine, 6:34.31] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/22/2004
Touring McCain lambastes Belarus election, president (AP/Arizona Republic) 08/22/2004
Campaigning steps one toke over the line [Sen. Richard Lugar, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, foreign gifts: ...vase from the Ukrainian prime minister...] (Indy Star) 08/22/2004
U.S. Troops Overseas Oppose USFK Reductions: Stars & Stripes (Chosun Ilbo) 08/22/2004
HIV-positive prisoner threatens to spill blood on guards (Ha'aretz) 08/22/2004
Plane grounded over money woes (AP/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Виборче лiто у дзеркалi українських ЗМI (VOA) 08/22/2004
Спостерігачі з СНД критикують заяви американських сенаторів (VOA) 08/22/2004
Останнi виборчi новини (VOA) 08/22/2004
Черговий арешт керiвникiв компанiї «Воля-Кабель» (VOA) 08/22/2004
Доля нафтогону «Одеса-Броди» обговорюється далi (VOA) 08/22/2004
Правоохоронці: вибухи в Києві не були актом терору. За офіційними даними, постраждали 14 людей, з яких два - у важкому стані (BBC Ukrainian) 08/22/2004
Living Up To Their Promise [Yana Klochlova...The Ukrainian swimmer, dubbed 'the female Phelps,'] (Time) 08/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's bronze medal rowers Sergij Grin, Sergij Bilushchenko, Oleg Lykov and Leonid Shaposhnikov show their medals during the awards ceremony after the men's quadruple skulls final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's bronze medal rowers, from L-R, Sergij Grin, Sergij Bilushchenko, Oleg Lykov and Leonid Shaposhnikov celebrate their third place finish after the men's quadruple sculls final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 22, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Photo: Olena Zhupina of Ukraine competes in the finals of the Women's 10 meter platform diving competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Sunday, Aug. 22, 2004 (AP/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G6 S2 B5 T13] (AP/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Photo: Andriy Sokolovskyy of the Ukraine competes in the final of the men's high jump at the 2004 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium in Athens, Sunday Aug. 22, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Photo: Japan's Kaori Icho (R) wrestles head to head with Ukraine's Lyudmyla Golovchenko during the women's wrestling freestyle 63kg elimination event during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games , August 22, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
Photo: Kazahstan's Bakhtiyar Artayev (L) fights Ukraine's Viktor Polyakov (R) during their welter weight (69kg) quarter-final bout at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 22, 2004. Artayev won the fight. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/22/2004
УВКР: Вітання з Днем незалежності України (BRAMA) 08/21/2004
Привітання Надзвичайного та Повноважного Посла України в США Михайла Резніка з нагоди Дня Незалежності України (BRAMA) 08/21/2004
Address of H.E. Mykhailo B. Reznik, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine, on the Occasion of the Independence Day of Ukraine (BRAMA) 08/21/2004
Women's Handball : Ukraine eases by Greece (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
Men's Team : Ukraine wins first ever Men's Archery medal (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates with the trophy after defeating Lazio in the Italian Supercup match at the San Siro Stadium in Milan. AC Milan won the match 3-0 (Reuters) 08/21/2004
Photo: AC Milan Ukrainian forward Andriy Shevchenko celebrates with teammates after scoring during the Italy Super Cup soccer match between AC Milan and Lazio (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates with his team mates Jon Dahl Tomasson, Marcos Cafu and Ricardo Kaka after scoring against Lazio (Reuters) 08/21/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates with his team mates Jon Dahl Tomasson and Ricardo Kaka after scoring (Reuters) 08/21/2004
Photo: AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko celebrates with his team mates Marcos Cafu and Jon Dahl Tomasson after scoring (Reuters) 08/21/2004
Shevchenko strikes thrice in Super Cup win (Soccerway) 08/21/2004
Shevchenko hat-trick hands Milan Super Cup win (Reuters) 08/21/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G6 S2 B3 T11] (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Gold medal winner Yuri Nikitin of the Ukraine smiles during the medal ceremony after the men's trampoline competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 21, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's gold medallist Yuri Nikitin celebrates during the awards ceremony for the men's gymnastics trampoline event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's gold medallist Yuri Nikitin (C), Russia's silver medallist Alexander Moskalenko (L) and Germany's bronze medallist Henrik Stehlik celebrate during the awards ceremony for the gymnastics trampoline men's event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Silver medal winner Alexander Moskalenko of Russia, left, gold medal winner Yuri Nikitin of the Ukraine, center, and bronze medal winner Henrik Stehlik of Germany smile during the medal ceremony after during the men's trampoline competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 21, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Ukraines gold medallist Yuri Nikitin performs during the gymnastics trampoline men's event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's gold medallist Yuri Nikitin performs during the men's gymnastics trampoline event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: (R-L) Sweden's Carolina Kluft, Ukraine's Yuliya Akulenko, Ghana's Margaret Simpson and Portugal's Naide Gomez celebrate with other participants after the 800 metres heptathlon at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Morocco's Hasna Benhassi (C) celebrates as she wins her semi-final of the women's 800 metres ahead of Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak (R) and Ukraine's Tetyana Petlyuk (L) at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Hasna Benhassi, center, of Morocco, wins a semifinal of the 800m at the 2004 Olympic Games Saturday, Aug. 21, 2004 in Athens, Greece. On the left is Tetyana Petlyuk, of Ukraine, and Jolanda Ceplak, of Slovenia, is on the right. (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Photo: Germany's Lukas Wilaschek (R) fights Ukraine's Oleg Mashkin (L) during their middleweight (75kg) round of 16 bout at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Ukrainian Wins Men's Trampoline Gold [Yuri Nikitin, scoring 41.50 points] (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Ukraine's Nikitin Wins Trampoline Gold (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Women Handball: Ukraine eases by Greece (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
South Korea Wins Gold in Men's Archery [Ukraine got the bronze medal] (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Yngling : Impressive silver medal for Ukraine’s team (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
Men's Team : Ukraine wins first ever Men's Archery medal [Viktor Ruban - Ukraine beat USA 237-235 in the bronze medal match] (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
Sioux Falls [South Dakota] Truck Driver Missing [Ihor Chervonyuk] (Keloland) 08/21/2004
Crew Quits Ukrainian Jumbo Grounded At Brussels Over Money Row (Turkish Press) 08/21/2004
Ukrainian Wins Men's Trampoline Gold (AP/Wash Post) 08/21/2004
Ukrainian Catholics welcome church patriarch [Lubomyr Husar] (Utica Observer-Dispatch) 08/21/2004
Чи можна любити сучасну Україну? Фатальне для багатьох культур і народів число '13' минає для нової Української держави. (Українська правда) 08/21/2004
Yanukovych Camp “Accuses” Yushchenko Camp of Collecting Signatures near Churches (RISU) 08/21/2004
Market bomb 'a settling of accounts' (Herald Sun) 08/21/2004
Eight people injured by blasts at Kyiv market remain in hospital (Interfax) 08/21/2004
Police say blasts at clothes market were acts of vandalism (Interfax) 08/21/2004
Five foreigners hit by blasts in Kyiv. Police say hooliganism was involved (Interfax) 08/21/2004
Mayor cancels Kharkiv trip in wake of market explosions (Interfax) 08/21/2004
Urgent court hearings on protest against arrest of 'Ruslan' to be held in Belgium on August 24 (Interfax) 08/21/2004
Plane's crew in standoff with Belgians (AP/IHT) 08/21/2004
A message of unity comes to Syracuse [Lubomyr Husar] (News 10 Now) 08/21/2004
Ukrainian pair of jeans expected to set size record (Interfax-Russia) 08/21/2004
Going back to Odessa (NY Newsday) 08/21/2004
Ukraine 2004 Olympic Medals Table by Athlete and Sport (Athens 2004) 08/21/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G5 S2 B2 T9 Rank 12] (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Ukrainians Win Silver in Yngling (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2004
Athletes To Watch [Olena Zhupina, Ukraine, women's diving...best, most consistent performer] (Houston Chronicle) 08/20/2004
Ющенко поінформував сенаторів США про проблеми опозиційних кандидатів у Президенти (УНІАН) 08/20/2004
High-ranking cardinal visits Central NY [Lubomyr Husar] (Capital News 9) 08/20/2004
Belgium impounds Ukraine plane [Ukrainian cargo plane chartered by Nato to deliver equipment to troops in Afghanistan has been impounded by the authorities at a Brussels airport.] (BBC) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Zhupina dives during the semi finals of the women's 10 meter platform diving competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens August 21, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Olena Zuphina [Zhupina] from Ukraine completes an inward 1-1/2 somersault in the semi finals of the Women's 10 meter platform diving competition at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 21, 2004. Zuphina stands fourth going into Sunday's final dives. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Maksym Tretyak (L) punches Hungary's Zsolt Bedak (R) in their bantam weight (54kg) round of 16 boxing bout at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 20, 2004. Tretyak won the bout. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Two Blasts Rock Market in Ukraine Capital, 13 Hurt (Reuters) 08/20/2004
13 hurt in Ukraine market blasts (AFP/Turkish Press) 08/20/2004
U.S. will not back any candidate at presidential elections in Ukraine, senators say (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Сенатори США попередили Кучму (Українська правда) 08/20/2004
Russian Bloc Party, Russian Movement of Ukraine drop support for Yanukovych [no explanation given] (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Accords prepated on Common Ecomonic Space of four CIS states (Azertag) 08/20/2004
President Leonid Kuchma reprimanded Defense Minister Yevhen Marchuk and sacked First Deputy Defense Minister Oleksandr Oliynyk [Pagedown] (REF/RL) 08/20/2004
Neurobehavioral and Cognitive Performances of Children Exposed to Low-Dose Radiation in the Chernobyl Accident (AJE) 08/20/2004
Georgian gun battles kill six [Cossacks are mostly Russian and Ukrainian citizens who claim descent from horsemen who protected Russia along its southern steppes for centuries and have formed nationalist groups in recent years.] (Herald) 08/20/2004
Columbia University Offers Ukrainian Courses in Fall (BRAMA) 08/20/2004
Крим українізується. Ледь-ледь (Україна Молода) 08/20/2004
Сенатор МакКейн похвалив Україну за Кучми. Делегація американського сенату закликала пана Кучму до проведення чесних виборів в Україні в жовтні (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004
«Поступ» у вогні. У Львові горіла редакція опозиційної газети (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004
Понад 60 тисяч українських моряків працюють на іноземних суднах, з них близько тисячі - під загрозою звинувачень у контрабанді (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004
Photo: Finishing a heat of the 1500m are, left to right: Ivan Heshko of Ukraine, Juan Carlos Higuero of Spain, Michael East of Britain, Rashid Ramzi of Brunei, and Timothy Kiptanui of Kenya at the 2004 Olympic Games Friday, Aug. 20, 2004 in Athens, Greece. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilong [Bilonog] of Ukraine holds his gold medal for the shot put at Olympic Stadium in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. The competition was held in Olympia, Greece on August 18. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Medal winners in the men's shot put (L-R) Adam Nelson of the U.S., Yuriy Bilong [Bilonog] of Ukraine and Joachim Olsen of Denmark hold their medals at Olympic Stadium in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. The competition was held in Olympia, Greece on August 18. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Gold medallist Michael Phelps of the U.S. (C) silver medallist Ian Croker of the U.S. (L) and bronze medallist Andriy Serdinov (R) of Ukraine pose during the medal presentation ceremony for the 100 metre butterfly final during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games swimming competition, August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: 100-meter butterfly bronze medalist Andriy Serdinov, of the Ukraine, left, Gold-medalist Michael Phelps (news - web sites), and silver-medalist Ian Crocker, of the United States, stand on the podium at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Friday, Aug. 20, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Gold medallist Michael Phelps (C), silver medallist Ian Crocker (L), both of the U.S., and bronze medallist Andriy Serdinov from Ukraine pose after the medal ceremony for the 100 metre butterfly final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games swimming competition, August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Lauryn Williams (L) of the U.S., Ukraine's Zhanna Block and France's Veronique Mang run during the second round of the women's 100 metres at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Bulgaria's Ivet Lalova (L) leads Ukraine's Zhanna Block during the second round of the women's 100 metres at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Lauryn Williams, left, of the U.S., and Zhanna Block, of Ukraine, run in a heat of the 100m at the 2004 Olympic Games Friday, Aug. 20, 2004 in Athens, Greece. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Medalists of the 2004 Olympic Games shot put from left, Adam Nelson, US, silver, Yuriy Bilonog, Ukraine, gold, and Joachim Olsen, Denmark, bronze, pose on the podium after the presentation ceremony in the Olympic Stadium in Athens, Friday Aug. 20, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Movchan performs during the gymnastics trampoline women's qualification event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games , August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
ФТ: зерно дає надію Януковичу (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004
Kuchma reprimands Defense Minister, dismisses Oliynyk for not executing decree on Balaklava bay (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Foreign Ministry trying to free Ukrainian aircraft arrested in Belgium (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Giant Ukrainian Plane [Antonov-124 Ruslan] Grounded At Brussels Over Payment Claim (AFP/Turkish Press) 08/20/2004
Former Soviet war zones. The hazards of a long, hard freeze (Economist) 08/20/2004
Folkfest fantastic: Great entertainment and great food are on the folkfest agenda [Karpaty Ukrainian pavilion] (Saskatoon StarPhoenix) 08/20/2004
Opinion: A nuclear disaster — How well are we protected? [Chernobyl] (Bellona) 08/20/2004
Over 20 die of mushroom poisoning in Ukraine this year (Interfax-Russia) 08/20/2004
Ukraine grain harvest bolsters growth ahead of presidential poll (Financial Times) 08/20/2004
Unreported Violence in Iraq [Ukranian army base was hit by 28 rockets] (Progressive Trail) 08/20/2004
Odessa-Brody Pipeline 'Could Still Pump Caspian Oil' - Official (Turkish Press) 08/20/2004
Ukrtelecom, Odesa chemicals plant privatization still on hold (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Ukraine working to ease international worries over Danube canal project (Interfax) 08/20/2004
Can You Still Ride the Oil Boom With the Minnows?: Matthew Lynn [Regal Petroleum Plc, which has been developing oil and gas interests in Greece and Ukraine...] (Bloomberg) 08/20/2004
Cyberterrorism: concept, terms, counteraction (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/20/2004
Oh, say, can you hear an appropriate national anthem at the Olympics? (Chicago Tribune) 08/20/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G5 S1 B1 T7] (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Girls of the Olympics [Playboy Magazine][Shame too, that Ukrainian two-time Olympian, Zhanna Block, the 100-meters sprinter who is naked except for her sneakers, tensed and ready for the signal to run felt the need to be photographed nude.] (OpEd News) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Zhupina dives during the women's 10 metre platform preliminary at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Zhupins [sp. Zhupina] begins her first dive in the preliminaries of the Women's 10 meter platform diving event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Friday, Aug. 20, 2004. Zhupina holds the lead entering Saturday's semifinals. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Diving: Women's 10m Platform : ZHUPINA (UKR) leads qualifiers (Athens2004) 08/20/2004
Veteran diver Zhupina leads as Chinese teens struggle (AFP/Hindustan Times) 08/20/2004
Americans Stand 13th, 14th in Diving [Olena Zhupina of Ukraine led the preliminaries with 371.10] (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Volodymyr Dyudya overtakes Germany's Christian Lademann, right, during the Men's individual pursuit qualification at the Olympic velodrome at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens Friday, Aug. 20, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Cycling: Wiggins sets new record [Ukrainian rider Volodymyr Dyudya had earlier broken Robert Bartko's Olympic record from Sydney when he crossed the line in 4:18.169 seconds; Wiggins took more than three seconds off Dyudya's time two rounds later.] (BBC) 08/20/2004
Photo: Fartun Abukar Omar, third from left, of Somalia, runs in the wrong lane during a qualifying heat of the 100m at the 2004 Olympic Games Friday, August 20, 2004 in Athens, Greece. The runners are, from left to right: Heather Samuel of Antigua and Barbuda, La Verne Jones of the Virgin Islands, Abukar Omar, Gail Devers of the U.S., and Zhanna Block of Ukraine. (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
2004 Olympic Games - Prelims Day 7 Aug 20 (Swim News) 08/20/2004
Olympics Results (New Zealand Herald) 08/20/2004
Президент Кучма затримав приватизацію Укртелекому та Одеського припортового заводу 'через спекуляції' (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004
From Ukraine with love: Family shares adoption story (West Hartford News) 08/20/2004
Education all the way from the Ukraine [students Olya and Anya Iziumtseva] (WALB) 08/20/2004
Elmer Bernstein [the only child of Ukrainian immigrants, was born in New York on April 4 1922.] (Daily Telegraph) 08/20/2004
Film Score Composer Elmer Bernstein Dies [His parents were Ukrainian immigrants] (Wash Post) 08/20/2004
Ukrainian restaurant goes Japanese (Daily News Transcript) 08/20/2004
Why Ukraine, Belarus? Govt had asked the IOA (Newindpress) 08/20/2004
Olympics return to ancient roots ['I feel very familiar here; it's like home,' said gold medallist Yuriy Belonog of Ukraine] (Miami Herald) 08/20/2004
Swimming: Day 6 Finals Wrap Up [Ukraine’s Andriy Serdinov set the Olympic record in the first semifinal with a time of 51.74, only to have Phelps top it with a time of 51.61 in the second semifinal.] (Sports Features) 08/20/2004
Thursday at the Olympics [Team Handball: In Group A...Ukraine beat Brazil 21-19, erasing an 18-17 deficit late in the game. Ukraine is 2-0 and tied with Hungary in the group.] (AP/Morning Sun) 08/20/2004
Doping at Weightlifting a Worldwide Affair (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2004
Op-Ed: Kuchma Factor as test for Putin - By Oleksandr Yelyashkevych (BRAMA) 08/19/2004
Watchdog organization reports Ukrainian journalist attacked [CPJ] (BRAMA) 08/19/2004
Сенатори США зрозуміли, що з Кучмою в Україні стало краще (Українська правда) 08/19/2004
Photo: Lucia Morico, from Italy, right, celebrates after beating Anastasiia Matrosova, from Ukraine, to win the bronze medal of the Judo women's half heavy weight (-78kg) event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Germany's, top, and Ukraine's pursuit teams train at the Olympic velodrome in Athens Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004. The track races of the 2004 Olympic Games will start Friday and will go on for six days. (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Track cyclists from Ukraine ride during a training session in the Olympic velodrome at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 19, 2004. The track cycling events start from August 20. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Viktor Polyakov (R) punches France's Xavier Noel during their light welterweight 69 kg round of 16 at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games boxing tournament August 19, 2004. Polyakov won the match. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Ganna Siukalo (C) and Nataliya Lyapina (R) try to catch Brazil's Aline Silva during their handball women's preliminaries at Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 19, 2004. Ukraine won the match. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Tsygitsa, right, stops Brazil's Fabiana Diniz during a Group A handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Faliro Sports Pavillion in Athens on Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004. Ukraine won the game 21-19. (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Brazil's Lucila Silva (R) and Aline Santos (L) try to stop Ukraine's Ganna Siukalo during their handball women's preliminaries at Athens 2004 Olympic Games, Augut 19, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Brazil's Viviane Jacques (L) competes for possession with Ukraine's Olena Radchenko during their handball women's preliminaries at Athens 2004 Olympic Games, Augut 19, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Brazil's Alina Santos, left, and Lucila Silva, right, try to stop Ukraine's Ganna Siukala as she tries to score during their Olympic Group A Women's Handball match at the Faliro Sports Pavilion at the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Maryna Vergelyuk, right, Lyudmyla Shevchenko, left, and Olena Radchenko, background, stop Brazil's Aline Silva during a Group A handball match of the 2004 Olympic Games at the Faliro Sports Pavillion in Athens on Thursday, Aug. 19, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Vanda Maslovska powers a lift during the women's 69 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 19, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
The longest line [Applying for visas in Prague] (Prague Post) 08/19/2004
City recognizes new emergency service [Dr. Victor Dorodny is from Ukraine] (Malibu Times) 08/19/2004
Yngling : Great Britain ahead leading into the last three races (Athens 2004) 08/19/2004
Olympics return to roots, for what it's worth (Daily Camera) 08/19/2004
Bonus babies: For many, gold medals worth a whole lot more [Ukraine will double what it paid gold medalists at the 2000 Sydney Games. Victors will get $100,000 from the government, sweetened by free apartments in Kiev.] (Daily Southtown) 08/19/2004
Americans Make 50M Semis; Phelps to Swim [Men's 100 butterfly: Andriy Serdinov of Ukraine was second in 52.05] (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
IWF suspends five more weightlifters [This year, 2003 medalists suspended and stripped of their medals included 231 pounds-plus (105 kg-plus) silver medalist Artem Udachyn, Ukraine] (AP/Chicago Sun-Times) 08/19/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G5 S1 B1 T7] (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Olympics Results (AP/NZ Herald) 08/19/2004
Moldova tells Kyiv it will block cargoes intended for Transdniestria (Interfax-Moldova) 08/19/2004
Гончар: ціна на нафту в Україні не впаде. Нафтовий аналітик - Бі-Бі-Сі: скасування ПДВ на імпорт нафти з Росії - політичний крок і не вплине на її ціну (BBC Ukrainian) 08/19/2004
Foul Takes Shot-Put Gold Away From Nelson [...a foul was called, giving the shot put gold to Ukraine's Yuriy Bilonog] (AP/Yahoo) 08/19/2004
Прокуратура Криму порушила карну справу за фактом побиття співробітника міліції, який негласно стежив за кандидатом у президенти України Віктором Ющенком на плато Ай-Петрі в Криму (Радіо Свобода) 08/19/2004
У міліціонера, який стежив за Ющенком – струс мозку (Українська правда) 08/19/2004
МВС поки відмовляється визнати, що за Гонгадзе стежили (Українська правда) 08/19/2004
Anger Mounts As Death Toll Of Coalition Troops In Iraq Hits 1,075 (Big News Network) 08/19/2004
Yanukovych on two-day working trip to Poltava region (Interfax) 08/19/2004
Ten people die in bus crash on Kyiv-Odesa highway [Volvo bus was carrying Belarussian citizens] (Interfax) 08/19/2004
Dirty tricks in Ukraine (Jane's) 08/19/2004
Stopping the 'Natasha' Trade [Trafficking] (CS Monitor) 08/19/2004
Kuchma wants more active cooperation with Russia in high-tech to jointly develop new markets (Interfax) 08/19/2004
IMF wants NBU to introduce more flexible hryvnia rate soon, says Figliuoli (Interfax) 08/19/2004
Privatization income plan outstripped by 40.5%, says Finance Ministry (Interfax) 08/19/2004
Taste of life in Ukraine: It goes down smooth as a traditional lard sandwich [Salo] (Seattle Times) 08/19/2004
Shining some light on Everything [Elijah Wood][Film 'Everything Is Illuminated' is set in Ukraine, very little filming actually took place there] (Prague Post) 08/19/2004
Photo: Yuriy Bilonog of Ukraine competes in the men's shot put event at the Olympia Ancient Stadium during the 2004 Olympic Games (AFP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Російсько-українська зустріч у Сочі: Путін дякує Януковичу. Президент Росії відзначив роботу українського прем'єра з нафтових угод, які фіксують обсяги транзиту на 15 років (BBC Ukrainian) 08/18/2004
Welcome to the jungle: American-style spectacle jazzes up Olympics (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/18/2004
Ukraine's Natalia Skakun overcomes deficit to win gold medal (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/18/2004
Olympic champ becomes hero of Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun blows a kiss after she won the gold medal in the women's 63 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilonog celebrates after winning the gold medal in the shot put event at the ancient Olympic stadium in Olympia some 320 Km (198 miles) southwest of Athens August 18, 2004 during the men's final. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilinog celebrates winning the gold medal in men's shot putt at the Ancient Olympia Stadium during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. Adam Nelson of the U.S won the silver with Denmarks Joachim Olsen taking the bronze. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: England's Alan Smith (L) and Ukraine's Anatoli Tymoschuk fight for the ball during their international friendly football match at St James' Park, Newcastle, United Kingdom. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: England's David Beckham (L) battles for the ball with Ukraine's Anatolii Tymoschuk in their international friendly soccer match, at St James' Park in Newcastle, August 18 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
England 3-0 Ukraine (BBC) 08/18/2004
England 3 Ukraine 0 - friendly result (Reuters) 08/18/2004
England Beats Ukraine in World Cup Soccer Warm-Up (Bloomberg) 08/18/2004
Moldova Protests Transdniester's 'Illegal Actions' (RFE/RL) 08/18/2004
Сенатори США закликають Київ провести чесні вибори. За словами сенаторів, участь України в операціях в Іраку не убезпечить владу від критики виборчих порушень (BBC Ukrainian) 08/18/2004
Штаби двох кандидатів зібрали понад мільйон підписів. Штаб Ющенка оголосив про півтора мільйони підписів. Оточення Януковича - про п'ять (BBC Ukrainian) 08/18/2004
Ukraine's Bilonog wins men's Olympic shot put (Outlook India) 08/18/2004
In Kiev, US senators urge Ukraine to hold fair elections (AFP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Ukraine's course towards Russia troubling as Independence Day celebrations draw near [UCCA] (BRAMA) 08/18/2004
Russia, Ukraine sign 2 gas accords (AFX/Wanadoo) 08/18/2004
Ukrainian Premier [Yanukovych] favors legalizing shadow capital (RFERL/HRI) 08/18/2004
Our Ukraine leader [Yushchenko] easily collects required signatures for presidential bid (RFERL/HRI) 08/18/2004
Photo: John McCain, the Republican head of a Senate delegation visiting Ukraine urged Kiev to ensure that a presidential election in October be transparent, free and fair. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin waves as Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma leaves the Russian presidential residence in Sochi, after their meeting, August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) gestures as talks to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma during their meeting in Russia's presidential residence in Sochi, August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (L), one of the main candidates for the presidency in the coming polls, shake hands as Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (C) looks on during their meeting in Russia's presidential residence in Sochi, August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Transdniestrian authorities bar OSCE Mission staff from entering region, turn back food for orphans (OSCE) 08/18/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G5 S1 B1 T7] (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Ukrainian Bilonog Wins Gold in Shot Put (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Olympic Medal: Men's Shot Put [Gold - Yuriy Bilonog, Ukraine, 21.16 meters] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/18/2004
Ukrainian Wins Men's Shot; American Takes Silver [Gold to Bilonog] (Reuters) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilonog reacts after completing a throw for 21 meters and 16 centimeters on his final attempt that won him the gold medal during the Athens 2004 Olympics men's shot put final Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2004 in Ancient Olympia, Greece. The men's and women's shot put was held in the ancient stadium where the original games were played. (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilonog competes in shot put at the ancient Olympic stadium in Olympia, 198 miles south west of Athens, August 18, 2004 in the Men's Olympic final. Bilonog won the gold medal. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Athletics Results [Men Shot Put: 1. Yuriy Bilonog, Ukraine, (21.16), 69-5 1-4] (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Skakun takes 63kg crown (BBC) 08/18/2004
Women's 63kg : World and Olympic records topple (Athens 2004) 08/18/2004
Ukraine's Skakun Takes Weightlifting Gold (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun powers a lift in the women's 63 kg Group weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Gold medal winner Nataliya Skakun of Ukraine, center, joins hands with silver medal winner Hanna Batsiushka of Belarus, left, and bronze medal winner Tatsiana Stukalava of Belarus after the women's 137lb (63 kg) event at the Nikaia Olympic Weightlifting Hall during the Summer Olympics in Athens, Wednesday Aug. 18, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine weightlifter Nataliya Skakun smiles after winning the gold medal after the women's 137lb (63 kg) event at the Nikaia Olympic Weightlifting Hall during the Summer Olympics in Athens, Wednesday Aug. 18, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun waves with her gold medal after the women's 63 kg weightlifting event in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun lifts to win the gold medal in the women's 63 kg weightlifting event in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun (C), Belarus's Hanna Batsiushka (L) and her compatriot Tatsiana Stukalava raise their arms on the podium following the women's 63 kg weightlifting event at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun won the women's 63kg weightlifting gold medal. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun celebrates her gold medal after the women's 63 kg weightlifting event in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Nataliya Skakun lifts to win the gold medal in the women's 63 kg weightlifting event in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 18, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Photo: Ukraine weightlifter Nataliya Skakun waves to the crowd after lifting 298lbs (135 kg) in the clean and jerk, an Olympic record, during the women's 137lb (63 kg) event at the Nikaia Olympic Weightlifting Hall during the Summer Olympics in Athens, Wednesday Aug. 18, 2004. Skakun won the gold medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Beckham backed by Shevchenko (Daily Telegraph) 08/18/2004
Pole vaulter Bubka gives Klochkova a lift (SF Chronicle) 08/18/2004
Analysis: Abusing The Voter, Misusing The State (RFE/RL) 08/18/2004
Путін і Кучма домовляються про нафту і газ. В Сочі проходить уже дев'ята за цей рік зустріч президентів України і Росії. Говоритимуть також про ЄЕП (BBC Ukrainian) 08/18/2004
Borys Tarasyuk is convinced that Ukraine must get rid of “kuchmizm” [Lang Ukr/Eng at top] (Our Ukraine) 08/18/2004
Сенатори США хочуть бачити не тільки бігборди Януковича. Інакше не візьмуть в СОТ і НАТО (Українська правда) 08/18/2004
U.S. senators say Ukraine may face refusal in WTO and NATO in case elections are not fair in country (Interfax) 08/18/2004
Human trafficking in Israel described by police as a literal 'meat market' (Israel Insider) 08/18/2004
Trafficking of Women: Israel Women's Network (IWN) 08/18/2004
Putin, Kuchma reach agreement on joint border checkpoints (Interfax) 08/18/2004
Kuchma wants more active cooperation with Russia in high-tech to jointly develop new markets (Interfax) 08/18/2004
Russia, Ukraine presidents begin their ninth meeting this year [at the Bocharov Ruchei residence of the Russian head of state in the Black Sea resort city of Sochi] (Azertag) 08/18/2004
Ukrainian Communist Leader Demands Pullout of Troops from Iraq, Dismissal of Defense Minister (Baku Today) 08/18/2004
Kyiv Inhabitants Believe That Future President Must Be Rich Honest-Minded Non-Party Economist (UNIAN) 08/18/2004
Olympics Results (NZ Herald) 08/18/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G3 S1 B1 T5] (AP/Yahoo) 08/18/2004
Medley queen Klochkova given top honour [Olympics] (Reuters/Eurosport) 08/18/2004
Ukranian sweeps individual medleys [Yana Klochkova Olympics] (AP/Myrtle Beach Sun News) 08/18/2004
Swimming: Klochkova clinches historic 'double double' [Olympics] (Reuters/NZ Herald) 08/18/2004
England v Ukraine preview [Soccer] (Sky Sports) 08/18/2004
Kerry de Kiev? (BRAMA) 08/17/2004
Klochkova reigns supreme (BBC) 08/17/2004
Iraq War Affects Voters in Ukraine and Australia (CPOD) 08/17/2004
Photo: Soldiers of Ukrainian Interior Ministry prepare for the rehearsal of a military parade at the training center of Petrivtsi near Kiev, August 17, 2004. Ukraine will hold a traditional military parade on the occasion of the thirteenth anniversary of its independence on August 24. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Tuesday's Olympic Medalists [Judo: Silver Roman Gontyuk; Swimming Women 200 Freestyle: Gold Yana Klochkova, 2:11.14] (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Tuesday's Olympic Scores [Team Handball: Ukraine 26, China 21] (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Klochkova Wins 200 IM, Beard Takes Silver (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Klochkova golden in 200 IM (USA Today) 08/17/2004
Ukrainian 'goldfish' wins another gold medal for Ukraine (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Yana Klochkova raises her arms in victory after winning the gold medal in the women's 200 metres individual medley at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova, of the Ukraine, celebrates a gold medal in the 200-meter individual medley at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Tuesday (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova, of the Ukraine, reacts after winning the gold medal in the 200-meter butterfly at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova from Ukraine powers through the water on her way to victory in the women's 200 metres individual medley at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova from the Ukraine celebrates her victory after winning the gold medal in the women's 200 metres individual medley at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games , August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Tuesday's Olympic results [Gymnastics Artistic Women's Team Final: 4. Ukraine (Mirabella Akhunu; Alina Kozich; Irina Krasnynska; Alona Kvasha; Olga Sherbatykh; Irina Yarotska), 112.309; Judo: Semifinals Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine, def. Robert Krawczyk, Poland, Ippon, Hikikomi-gaeshi, 5:00; Gold Medal Ilias Iliadis, Greece, def. Roman Gontyuk, Ukraine, Ippon, Seoi-otoshi, 2:06; Swimming Women 200 Individual Medley: 1. Yana Klochkova, Ukraine, 2:11.14] (El Paso Times) 08/17/2004
Photo: Mirabella Akhunu of the Ukraine competes in the floor exercise during the women's gymnastics team final at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
England Under-21 3 Ukraine Under-21 1 [Soccer] (Sporting Life) 08/17/2004
Rebrov has a point to prove [Soccer] (ESPN/Soccernet) 08/17/2004
England Watch: Key points against Ukraine [Soccer] (ic Wales) 08/17/2004
Ukraine eager for England [Soccer] (BBC) 08/17/2004
Photo: Medal winners pose together during the victory ceremony after the Judo men's half-middle weight (-81 kg) event during the Summer Olympics in Athens, Tuesday Aug. 17, 2004. From left is silver medalist Roman Gontyuk of the Ukraine, gold medalist Ilias Iliadis of Greece, bronze medalists Robert Krawczyk of Poland and Flavio Canto of Brazil. (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Roman Gontyuk, of Ukraine, right, reacts after beating Robert Krawczyk, of Poland, during the semifinal of the Judo Men half-middle weight (-81kg) event at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2004. Gontyuk won the silver medal. (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Greek wins gold in judo [Roman Gontyuk Olympics Silver] (Sports Network) 08/17/2004
«Наша Україна» домагатиметься звiльнення Генпрокурора (VOA) 08/17/2004
Де два кандидати – там три угоди про чеснi вибори (VOA) 08/17/2004
Віктор Медведчук про свободy слова (VOA) 08/17/2004
After the Transition [The greatest declines in GDP were in Russia (-3.7%), Georgia (-5.6%), Ukraine (-7.9%), Moldova (-8.4%) and Tajikistan (-8.5%)] (Axis of Logic) 08/17/2004
In one trip, second-tier sports get their due By Patrick Hruby (Wash Times) 08/17/2004
Kerry's bluer blood gives lineage to presidential crown (The Scotsman) 08/17/2004
Kerry's blue blood a winner (New Zealand Stuff) 08/17/2004
The Almanac: In 1991, in Kiev, the republics of Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement to remain in the Soviet Union and negotiate a loose federation. (UPI/Wash Times) 08/17/2004
Moscow matters in former Soviet Union. Kremlin exerts influence over republics to keep West at bay (Globe and Mail) 08/17/2004
Water chlorination almost kills several inhabitants in Donetsk region (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Kyiv's Appeal Court confirms prison terms for two Ukrainian seamen convicted of oil smuggling in Iraq (Interfax) 08/17/2004
CES high-level group to meet in Minsk on August 19-20 [Common Economic Space: Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine] (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Ukrtransnafta denies giving Russia's Transneft status of trunk oil pipeline operator (Interfax) 08/17/2004
CEC rejects claim of unfair campaigning for Yanukovych (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Ukraine still aiming to join Europe, says Yanukovych (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Ukrainian government needs to ensure transparent privatization, says IMF official (Interfax) 08/17/2004
Snakes invade railroad building [Kiev, Ukraine] (Daily Mail & Guardian) 08/17/2004
Local church sends team to Ukraine (Elk River Star News) 08/17/2004
Lapid: Most prostitutes in Israel have been `imported' from FSU [Trafficking] (Ha'aretz) 08/17/2004
Ukraine Medals count [G2 S1 B1 T4] (Yahoo Sports) 08/17/2004
Olympic and world champions fall in early judo action [Ukraine's up-and-coming Roman Gontyuk stunned world champion Florian Wanner of Germany in the men's judo under-81kg light middleweight quarter-finals at the Athens Olympics] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Monday's detailed results [Olympics][Archery: Oleksandr Serdyuk, Ukraine, def. Felipe Lopez, Spain, 164-141; Dmytro Hrachov, Ukraine, def. Maged Youssef, Egypt, 154-128; Viktor Ruban, Ukraine, def. Jonathan Ohayon, Canada, 157-140. Boxing: Asghar Ali Shah, Pakistan, def. Volodymyr Kravets, Ukraine, 21-17; Women's Yngling through 6: 3. Ukraine (Ruslana Taran; Ganna Kalinina; Svitlana Matevusheva) (10, 3, 9, 3, 7, 2), 24.0. 100 Breaststroke: 7. Svitlana Bondarenko, Ukraine, 1:08.19. 200 freestyle: 1. Yana Klochkova, Ukraine, 2:13.30.] (Seattle Times) 08/17/2004
Olympic scoreboard Monday's scores [Gymnastics Artistic: 7. Ukraine (Evgeni Bogonosyuk; Valeri Goncharov; Vadym Kuvakin; Ruslan Myezyentsev; Andrei Mykaylichenko; Roman Zozulia), 168.244. 100 Breaststroke: 7. Svitlana Bondarenko, Ukraine, 1:08.19.] (El Paso Times) 08/17/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G2 S0 B1 T3] (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: China's Chao Zhai, center, tries to score as Ukraine's Oxana Rayhel, left, and Tetyana Shinkarenko try to stop her during their 2004 Athens Olympic Games (news - web sites) Group A women's handball match at Faliro Sports Pavilion, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Yatsenko (L) battles China's Li Weiwei during their women's preliminary round pool A handball match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites), August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Oxana Rayhel (L) and Tetyana Shinkarenko try to stop China's Chao Zhai during their women's preliminary round pool A handball match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites), August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Greece's Olympic champion Ilias Iliadis (R) grapples with Ukraine's Roman Gontyuk (L) on his way to win the gold medal in their men's judo half-middleweight (under 81kg) competition at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Photo: Germany's Florian Wanner (R) grapples with Ukraine's Roman Gontyuk in their men's judo half-middleweight (under 81kg) bout at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) August 17, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
Man sentenced for identity thefts [Yuriy Melnichenko, 33, from Ukraine could be deported after opening accounts with six banks. (Allentown Morning Call) 08/17/2004
Sports Headlines from the Summer Olympics (Sports Network) 08/17/2004
Shot putters get their day in the sun [Olympics][Yuriy Bilonog] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/17/2004
England v Ukraine fixed odds betting preview (Readabet) 08/17/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Ruslan Myezentsev performs a floor exercise during the artistic gymnastics men's team final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) August 16, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Заяви Генпрокуратуру щодо кiлькох резонансних справ (VOA) 08/16/2004
Черговi втрати українського контингенту в Iраку (VOA) 08/16/2004
Черкащина: кандидатiв у Президенти - 26, на плакатах лише один (VOA) 08/16/2004
КВУ передбачає фальсифікацію виборів у Західній Україні (VOA) 08/16/2004
To K2 and Beyond [A reactor begun before the Chernobyl disaster comes online as Ukraine looks to increase its reliance on nuclear power.] (Transitions Online) 08/16/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Roman Zozulia performs a floor exercise during the artistic gymnastics men's team final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites), August 16, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Valeri Goncharov performs a routine on the horizontal bar during the artistic gymnastics men's team final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) August 16, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Photo: Ali Asghar Shah from Pakistan (L) and Volodymyr Kravets of Ukraine trade blows during their lightweight Athens 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) round of 32 boxing bout August 16, 2004. Shah won the fight. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Blue blood gives Kerry a royal advantage (IOL) 08/16/2004
Курс на Європу - незмінний, але бачення особливе. Декларації повинні бути підкріплені справами, каже Віктор Янукович (BBC Ukrainian) 08/16/2004
Kerry's Blue Blood a Winner, Say Royal Researchers [ Democratic challenger John Kerry...descended from Henry I, King of France and his wife, Anne of Kiev, giving him kinship with the royal houses of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and the House of Rus] (Reuters) 08/16/2004
Voters “by subscription” a payroll may turn out to be a signature list in support of a candidate (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/16/2004
Back to the USSR! [Our President can be honest, after all. At least in some of his words and deeds. He honestly warned the nation that the upcoming elections would be brutal and foul. He revised the state military doctrine so as to announce honestly to the world: “We are not part of Europe!”] (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/16/2004
Legislative intrigue [Comrade Stalin’s famous maxim “It does not matter how people vote - who counts the votes is what matters”] (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/16/2004
Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to meet with his Ukrainian and Armenian counterparts this week in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, where he is currently on holiday (Turkish Press) 08/16/2004
U.S. troop realignment focuses on terrorism [Plans to move 70,000 U.S. troops from Europe and Asia to the USA and elsewhere represent a shift in focus from Cold War enemies Russia and China] (AP/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Prosecutor General's Office not considering person confessed in Gongadze case involvement as suspect (Interfax) 08/16/2004
Iraqi Soldiers Attacked Ukrainian Military Patrol Nearby As-Suveyra City in Iraq. Four Soldiers Injured (UNIAN) 08/16/2004
Ukrainian soldier killed in Iraq (Interfax) 08/16/2004
[The Observer Op-Ed] Iraq: Will a President Kerry Choose the De Gaulle Option? (Al Jazeera) 08/16/2004
Monday's early Olympic summary: Warden bright spot as pool woes continue [Canada's lone male archer Jonathan Ohayon of Toronto went down to defeat the 70-metre competition, losing to Viktor Ruban of Ukraine.] (CP/National Post) 08/16/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova, of the Ukraine, swims in a qualifying heat of the 200-meter individual medley at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) in Athens, Monday, Aug. 16, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova, of the Ukraine, swims in a qualifying heat of the 200-meter individual medley at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games (news - web sites) in Athens, Monday, Aug. 16, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
У Харківській області знайдено стародавнє поселення готтів (УНІАН) 08/16/2004
Photo: Ukrainian swimmer Yana Klochkova swims in her heat of the women's 200 metres individual medley at the Olympic Aquatics Center in Athens August 16, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Four U.S. women advance to semifinals [In the 200 individual medley...Defending Olympic champion Yana Klochkova of Ukraine, who won the 400 IM Saturday, was second in 2:13.40.] (AP/ESPN) 08/16/2004
U.S. Gymnasts Try to Steady Themselves [Ukraine qualified for Tuesday night's final, where everybody gets to start again from scratch] (AP/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
2004 Olympic Medals Table [Ukraine G2 S0 B1 T3] (AP/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Sunday's Olympic results [Women's 10m Air Pistol: 1. x-Olena Kostevych, Ukraine (384, 99.3), 483.3; Men's Swimming 100 Breaststroke: 8. Oleg Lisogor, Ukraine, 1:02.42; Tennis Women's Singles 1st rnd: Tetyana Perebiynis, Ukraine, d. Dally Randriantefy, Madagascar, 6-3, 6-4; Doubles 1st rnd: Martina Navratilova, Aspen, Colo., and Lisa Raymond (3), Wayne, Pa., d. Yuliya Beygelzimer and Tetyana Perebiynis, Ukraine, 6-0, 6-2] (Clarion-Ledger) 08/16/2004
Ukrainian Peacemaker Blown Up on Mine in Iraq on August 15 (UNIAN) 08/16/2004
Snapshots from around the Games (San Diego Union-Tribune) 08/16/2004
Ukraine starts Olympiad's fourth day rating fifth [Medals so far: Gold for Yana Klochkova and Olena Kostevych, Bronze for Vladislav Tretiak; Roman Volodkov and Anton Zakharov finished 4th place; swimmer Oleh Lysohor in disappointing 8th place] (Interfax) 08/16/2004
Round-up up action from Eastern Europe (ESPN) 08/16/2004
Kiev starts planning for 2005 Eurovision (Doteurov0) 08/16/2004
How to continue the fast pace of economic growth in Ukraine (Дзеркало Тижня) 08/16/2004
Schroeder criticizes Danube-Black Sea canal construction (Interfax) 08/16/2004
Shell drags FTSE higher on bid talk [Shares in utility Centrica (CNA.L) dipped 0.8 percent, knocked by a weekend press report that the firm is in talks to invest 300 million pounds in a 3 billion pound project, operated by Russian-Austrian joint venture RosUkrEnergo, to transport gas from Turkmenistan through Ukraine to Western Europe. Centrica declined to comment on the report.] (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/16/2004
Centrica may invest in Ukraine pipeline project [transport gas from Turkmenistan through Ukraine to Western Europe] (Reuters) 08/16/2004
IMF experts warn Ukraine against lax fiscal and monetary policy (Interfax) 08/16/2004
Ukraine's GDP up 17.2% in July, up 13.5% since beginning of year (Interfax) 08/16/2004
Помер Чеслав Мілош (Потяг 76) 08/16/2004
Втрати українських вояків в Іраку. За один день стало відомо про загибель одного і поранення п'ятьох українців (BBC Ukrainian) 08/16/2004
Trip up in the lights fantastic? ESB to turn blue and gold on Ukrainian Independence Day (BRAMA) 08/16/2004
Sailing Results [Women's Mistral Through 2 races: 2. Olga Maslivets, Ukraine (5, 4), 9.0; Men's 470 Through 4 races: 6. Ukraine (Eugen Braslavets; Igor Matvienko) (10, 4, 1, 28), 43.0; Laser Through 2 races: 38. Yuriy Orlov, Ukraine (36, 32), 68.0; Women's Yngling Through 4 races: 3. Ukraine (Ruslana Taran; Ganna Kalinina; Svitlana Matevusheva) (10, 3, 9, 3), 25.0] (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Andrej Voronin of Leverkusen celebrates his 2-2 goal with teammate Brazilian Juan (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Andrej Voronin of Leverkusen celebrates his 2-2 goal during the German first division soccer match between VFL Bochum and Bayer Leverkusen (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Determined Leverkusen snatch point at Bochum (AFP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Rumsfeld Briefs Russia on Shift of Forces [NATO: Russia is uneasy about some of the former Soviet republics in Europe and Warsaw Pact allies joining NATO, which now can put forces on Russia's border. The Russians may be trying to court Ukraine.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Ukrainian soldier killed in land mine blast [Iraq][To date: 7 Ukrainians killed, 20 wounded] (AP/Boston Globe) 08/15/2004
New York Gypsy Punk Rockers Gogol Bordello to Headline 08/28 'Engagement' fundraiser! (PR Web) 08/15/2004
Just perfect… or perfectly mad? [Walter Petryshyn descended into paranoia and depression, a spiral whose whirling ended on 6 May 1996, when Petryshyn clubbed his wife to death with a claw hammer.] (London Times/Statesman) 08/15/2004
Opinion: The cities of the dead [Chernobyl/Chornobyl] (Macon Telegraph) 08/15/2004
Ukraine captain in Iraq killed (Australian) 08/15/2004
Iraq: Ukranian, Dutch soldiers killed in separate incidents (Al Bawaba) 08/15/2004
Major assault imminent, fighting in Iraq holy city mars conference (AFP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Iraqi conference marred by violence (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Explosions Echo Throughout Najaf (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
US bombing kills civilians, Chinook downed (Al Jazeera) 08/15/2004
Repeat of election sham feared in Ukraine (LA Times/Seattle Times) 08/15/2004
'Murder bid' on Ukraine candidate [Yushchenko] (BBC) 08/15/2004
Benjamin may be Ukraine's first Honorary Consul General to Jamaica [Photo: Ambassador Valeriy Kuchinsky] (Jamaica Gleaner) 08/15/2004
Ukraine's Olena Kostevych is hugged by his coach after she won the Women's 10 meter air pistol in Athens, August 15, 2004. Kostevych took gold with a score of 483.3. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych celebrates after her victory in the women's 10 metre air pistol in Athens, August 15, 2004. Kostevych took gold with a score of 483.3. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych (C) celebrates for the women's 10 metres air pistol in Athens, August 15, 2004. Kostevych took gold with a score of 483.3. Seribia & Montenegro's Jasna Sekaric (L) and Bulgaria's Maria Grozdeva took silver and bronze medals. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych holds her wreath during the medal ceremony for the Women's 10 meter air pistol in Athens, August 15, 2004. Kostevych took gold with a score of 483.3. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych stands on the podium after winning the women's 10m air pistol finals Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004, in Athens. Ukraine's Olena Kostevych won the gold; Serbia-Montenegro's Jasna Sekaric won the silver; and Bulgaria's Maria Grozdeva took the bronze in the Summer Olympics (news - web sites). (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych waves to the cheering crowd after winning the women's 10m air pistol finals in the 2004 Summer Olympics (news - web sites) Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004, in Athens. Kostevych won the gold; Serbia/Montenegro's Jasna Sekaric won the silver; and Bulgaria's Maria Grozdeva took the bronze in the Summer Olympics. (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Olena Kostevych takes her final shot to win the women's 10m air pistol finals Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004, in Athens. Kostevych won the gold; Serbia-Montenegro's Jasna Sekaric won the silver; and Bulgaria's Maria Grozdeva took the bronze in the Summer Olympics . (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Ukranian wins tiebreaker and shooting gold [Olena Kostevych] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/15/2004
Olympic Medal: Women's Air Pistol [Gold - Olena Kostevych, Ukraine, 483.3 points] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/15/2004
Fiddling Around While Athens Burns [After Yana Klochkova of Ukraine won the women's 400-meter individual medley final, reporters asked questions in English, but no answers were translated into English.] (LA Times) 08/15/2004
So Far, So Gold [The closest race of the night was the women's 400 individual medley. Yana Klochkova of Ukraine won it] (LA Times) 08/15/2004
Ukraine's [Yana] Klochkova wins women's 400 IM [in 4:34.83][Olympics] (Seattle Post Intelligencer) 08/15/2004
Ukrainian Klochkova Defends Olympic Title in 400m Individual Medley (Baku Today) 08/15/2004
Russia and Ukraine win gold in shooting [Olympics] (Sports Network) 08/15/2004
Swimming Results [100 Breaststroke: 8. Oleg Lisogor, Ukraine, 1:02.42] (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/15/2004
Olympics: Ukrainian adds Jitender to list of Indian victims [India's Jitender Kumar went down to Andriy Fedtchuk in the opening round of the 81-kg category of Olympic boxing competition] (Kerala Next) 08/15/2004
Photo: Arash Miresmaeili of Iran (R) seen fighting Mustuyev of Ukraine at the Judo World Championships in Munich in this July 2001 file photo. Miresmaeili refused to compete against an Israeli on Sunday, triggering a fresh crisis at the Olympic Games (news - web sites) where race, creed or colour are barred from interfering in sport. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Australia's Gerard O'Mahony, right, lands a blow on the face of Ukraine's Viktor Polyakov during the welterweight boxing preliminaries in the 2004 Athens Summer Olympic G ames at the Peristeri boxing hall in Athens Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. Polyakov won the match. (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Alona Kvasha of the Ukraine competes in the balance beam during the women's gymnastics qualifying round at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games (news - web sites) in Athens, Sunday, Aug. 15, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Alina Kozich ends her vault routine during the women's artistic gymnastics qualifying session at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 15, 2004. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Alina Kozich vaults during the women's artistic gymnastics qualifying session at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 15, 2004. (Reuters) 08/15/2004
Navratilova Becomes Grand Dame of Games [teamed up with Lisa Raymond to beat the Ukrainian pairing of Tatiana Perebiynis and Yulia Beygelzimer 6-0, 6-2.] (Reuters) 08/15/2004
2004 Olympic Highlights [An American and a Ukrainian on Sunday won the first Olympic competitions in Panathinaiko Stadium since the marble facility hosted the first modern games in 1896.] (AP/KATU) 08/15/2004
World of Football (The Scotsman) 08/15/2004
Saturday's Olympic results (Clarion-Ledger) 08/15/2004
В України вже два олімпійських золота. Яна Клочкова перемогла в перший день Ігор у плаванні, і в неділю Альона Костевич виграла золото в стрільбі (BBC Ukrainian) 08/15/2004
European nations unite to fight sex trafficking (NY Times/Seattle Times) 08/15/2004
[Canadian immigrant history] In 1899: Father, 4 children, slain in botched robbery bid (Winnipeg Sun) 08/15/2004
Car safety class helps area Slavs (Sacramento Bee) 08/15/2004
Ballet: Soloist expects to be back on pointe after baby [Tatiana Jouravel, 30, grew up in Kiev, Ukraine] (Wisconsin Journal Sentinel) 08/14/2004
Day 1 Opens With US Strong Swimming And Team Sports (USOC/Play Positive) 08/14/2004
Boxer Motau out for SA [crashed out in the final round in his debut against Ukranian Oleg Mashkin] [Olympics] (Sapa/iAfrica) 08/14/2004
Elections put democracy, rule of law to a test in Ukraine (AP/USA Today) 08/14/2004
Journalism's key battle is with its own integrity (The Scotsman) 08/14/2004
Salt Lake [Photographs by Boris Mikhailov, born in 1938 in Charkov, Ukraine] (Globalist) 08/14/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova, of the Ukraine, and Kaitlin Sandeno, of the United States swim during a qualifying heat of the 400 meter Individual Medley at the Olympic Aquatic Centre during the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Saturday, Aug. 14, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova of Ukraine swims during her 400m individual medley heat at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games on August 14, 2004. Klochkova won the heat. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova of Ukraine swims during her 400m individual medley heat at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games on August 14, 2004. Klochkova won her heat and advanced to the final. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Photo: Yana Klochkova of Ukraine competes in a heat of the 400m individual medley at the Olympic Games Saturday, Aug. 14, 2004 in Athens, Greece. (AP/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Defending champion Covaliu knocked out [Defending champion Mihai Covaliu and top seed Vladimir Lukashenko were knocked out of the men's Olympic sabre fencing competition in the quarter-finals on Saturday] (Reuters/Sky Sports) 08/14/2004
American, world No. 1 Smart shocked out in fencing [2003 world champion Vladimir Lukashenko of Ukraine advanced to the evening's semifinals] (CBS SportsLine) 08/14/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Vladimir Lukashenko removes the newly-introduced transparent fencing mask in the men's individual sabre quarter-finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 14, 2004. The new mask, in which the traditional grill is replaced by a Lexan faceplate, has been criticised by competitors for giving poor visibility and making breathing difficult. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Vladimir Lukashenko wears the newly-introduced transparent fencing mask in the men's individual sabre quarter-finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 14, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Vladimir Lukashenko (L) wears newly-introduced fencing mask against compatriot Vladislav Tretiak (R) in the men's individual sabre quarter-finals at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 14, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/14/2004
Not all cheer liquor measure (Albany Times Union) 08/14/2004
Edgy attitudes towards Ukraine, By Ian Mayes ['Ukraine', no 'the'.] (Guardian) 08/14/2004
Letter from Ukraine: «You are fighting not only for yourselves…» (Kavkaz Center) 08/14/2004
Spectacular ceremony opens Games [Olympics] (Rediff) 08/14/2004
Ukraine Vows to Maintain Troops in Iraq (NY Times) 08/14/2004
Міліція звинувачує супровід Ющенка. Міліція та команда Ющенка продовжують обмінюватися звинуваченнями (BBC Ukrainian) 08/13/2004
UOC-Moscow Patriarchate Orthodox Monks Occupy Cave Monastery in Crimea (RISU) 08/13/2004
'Our Ukraine' reports road incident involving presidential candidate [Yushchenko]...Police tell a different story; Ukrainian president says Kyiv continues to seek European, Euro-Atlantic integration (RFE/RL) 08/13/2004
Міністр оборони США в Україні. Марчук: Термін перебування українського контингенту в Іраку залежатиме від становища у тій країні (BBC Ukrainian) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld jokes with Ukrainian Minister of Defense Eugene Marchuk (C) and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (R) during a meeting at the Sanatorium Crimea, August 13, 2004 in the town of Partenit, Ukraine. Secretary Rumsfeld is on a weeklong multi-nation overseas trip. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: Ukraine Defense Minister Yevhen Marchuk, seen here in March 2001, said the issue of how long Ukrainian troops will remain in Iraq remains to be negotiated. (AFP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Attempt to Oust Yushchenko’s Car in Ditch Undertaken on Way from Kherson to Novooleksiyivka (UNIAN) 08/13/2004
Athens Olympic cauldron ignited (Reuters) 08/13/2004
Ukraine Defense Minister Vows to Keep Forces in Iraq (VOA) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, left, jokes with Ukrainian Minister of Defense Yevhen Marchuk, center, and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, right, during a meeting at the Sanatorium Crimea Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, in the town of Partenit, Ukraine. Ukraine will keep a brigade of troops in Iraq (news - web sites) for the foreseeable future, the country's defense minister said Friday, offering assurances to Rumsfeld that his country will not pull out despite the violence. (AP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld shakes hands with Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, center, as Ukrainian Minister of Defense Yevhen Marchuk, second left, looks on before a meeting at the Sanatorium Crimea Friday, Aug. 13, 2004, in the town of Partenit, Ukraine. Marchuk said Friday his country will maintain its sizable military force in Iraq for the foreseeable future, contrary to his earlier suggestion that the force might be reduced or withdrawn. (AP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld walks with Ukrainian Minister of Defense Eugene Marchuk (R) before a meeting at the Sanatorium Crimea August 13, 2004 in the town of Partenit, Ukraine. Secretary Rumsfeld is on a weeklong multi-nation overseas trip. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Op-ed: Foreign churches should not dictate a unilateral non-Ukrainian spirituality in Ukraine (Patriarch Filaret and Ukrainian Spirituality) By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep (BRAMA) 08/13/2004
Scythian, Gettin' Jiggy With It [From 8/6/04][Alex and Danylo Fedoryka; We started out playing Irish music, threw in some bluegrass, then some Gypsy-type stuff and Ukrainian music...] (Wash Post) 08/13/2004
Threatened radio director [Sergey Sholokh, Kontinent] gets refugee status in the U.S. (CPJ) 08/13/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Roman Volodkov and Alexander Skrypnik (behind) train for the men's synchronised 10 metre platform event at the Olympic Aquatic Centre in Athens August 13, 2004 a few hours before the opening ceremony of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Roman Volodkov and Alexander Skrypnik (behind) train for the men's synchronised 10 metre platform event at the Olympic Aquatic Centre in Athens August 13, 2004 a few hours before the opening ceremony of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Ukraine to Maintain Current Iraq Force (AP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Negotiations of Military Delegations of U.S. and Ukraine Take Place in Partenit (UNIAN) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (R) gestures as he answers media questions while Ukrainian Defense Minister Evhen Marchuk listens during their joint news conference in the settlement of Partenit, near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Ukraine's troops will remain in Iraq, with replacements for the current brigade arriving by mid-October, Marchuk said on Friday after talks with his Rumsfeld. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, second right, and his wife Joyce, right, pose with Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhen Marchuk, and his wife Larisa Ivshina in Livadia, near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, Crimea peninsula, Friday, Aug. 13, 2004. Rumsfeld is scheduled to visit St.Petersburg, Russia later in the day. (AP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, left, with Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, right, in Livadia, near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, Crimea peninsula, Friday, Aug. 13, 2004. Others are unidentified. (AP/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (L) listens to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma during their meeting in the settlement of Partenit near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Rumsfeld arrived in Ukraine on an official visit to meet top state officials and discuss Ukraine's participation in the peacekeeping force in Iraq and Kosovo as well as prospects for the Ukrainian-U.S. military cooperation, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (R) shades himself from the sun as he walks with Ukrainian Defense Minister Evhen Marchuk during their meeting in the settlement of Partenit near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Rumsfeld arrived in Ukraine on an official visit to meet top state officials and discuss Ukraine's participation in the peacekeeping force in Iraq and Kosovo as well as prospects for the Ukrainian-U.S. military cooperation, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (L) listens to Ukrainian Defense Minister Evhen Marchuk during their meeting in the settlement of Partenit near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Rumsfeld arrived in Ukraine on an official visit to meet top state officials and discuss Ukraine's participation in the peacekeeping force in Iraq and Kosovo as well as prospects for Ukrainian-U.S. military cooperation, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Defense Minister Evhen Marchuk (R) gestures as he talks to the U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld during their meeting in the settlement of Partenit near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Rumsfeld arrived in Ukraine on an official visit to meet top state officials and discuss Ukraine's participation in the peacekeeping force in Iraq and Kosovo as well as prospects for the Ukrainian-U.S. military cooperation, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Photo: U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld (L) gestures as he walks with Ukrainian Defense Minister Evhen Marchuk during their meeting in the settlement of Partenit near the Black Sea resort of Yalta, August 13, 2004. Rumsfeld arrived in Ukraine on an official visit to meet top state officials and discuss Ukraine's participation in the peacekeeping force in Iraq and Kosovo as well as prospects for Ukrainian-U.S. military cooperation, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Rumsfeld arrives in Crimea to meet with Kuchma and Marchuk (Interfax) 08/13/2004
FDI in Ukraine up 8.5% in H1 (Interfax) 08/13/2004
Azarov offers Chisinau to suspend restriction of cargo import and export through bilateral border (Interfax) 08/13/2004
European Young Investigators Awards [Ukrainian physical biochemist] (Europa) 08/13/2004
Ukrainian child porn ring (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/13/2004
Time to set the record straight [Second Kiev wife sparks inquiry call] (Edinburgh Evening News) 08/13/2004
German Drama Contends with 'Holocaust Diet' (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/13/2004
Ukrainian Light Welterweight Out of Games [Ihor Pashchuk] (AP/Contra Costa Times) 08/13/2004
Soccer Results (New Zealand Herald) 08/13/2004
Top trio ready for epic Athens clash (Eurosport) 08/13/2004
Yes, Virginia, Kiribati has an Olympic team (Morning Call) 08/13/2004
Greek flag arrives 1st, team last [Olympics] (SF Chronicle) 08/13/2004
Індепендент: режим в Україні - авторитаризм бананової республіки. Стеження влади за кандидатом у президенти Ющенком занепокоїла Індепендент (BBC Ukrainian) 08/13/2004
Крушельницького допитали у справі Ґонґадзе. Британський журналіст завжди заявляв, що не пояснюватиме, як саме отримав матеріали слідства (BBC Ukrainian) 08/13/2004
До України прибув міністр оборони США. Делегація зі США на чолі з Дональдом Рамсфельдом проведе переговори в Криму з українським керівництвом (BBC Ukrainian) 08/13/2004
Ukraine says to keep troops in Iraq (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/13/2004
Acropolis Now as big guns roll into Athens (Eurosport) 08/13/2004
McCain heads to Europe; Bush, Democrats run new ads [ McCain will lead a group of senators to the Ukraine, Latvia, Norway, Estonia and Iceland, his office announced Thursday. The trip will begin early next week and New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will be on part of the journey. ] (Phoenix Business Journal) 08/12/2004
Ukraine plays down nuclear breakdown [Khmelnitsky power station had to be shut down on Sunday, less than two hours after it went into operation] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/12/2004
Візит Міністра обори США Дональда Рамсфельда в Україну. Американсько-українські стосунки в світлі цього візиту. (Радіо Свобода) 08/12/2004
Штаб Ющенка опротестовує стеження, оголошує вiйну адмiнресурсу (VOA) 08/12/2004
Звiт Комiтету виборцiв України про перший мiсяць кампанiї (VOA) 08/12/2004
Олександр Мороз вiдвiдав Днiпропетровщину (VOA) 08/12/2004
Сумськi студенти наразi припиняють похiд на Київ (VOA) 08/12/2004
Prosecutor general's office questions The Independent article's author on Gongadze case (Interfax) 08/12/2004
Bracing for Election Day Hijinks in Ukraine (LA Times) 08/12/2004
Yuschenko election HQ demands for Yanukovych to resign or refuse from participation in election (Interfax) 08/12/2004
Victor Yushchenko demands unbiased assignment of the chiefs of the territorial election committees [Click ENG] (Our Ukraine) 08/12/2004
Ukraine pays entire debt to Gazprom (Interfax) 08/12/2004
Ukraine canal needs global assessment-Schroeder (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/12/2004
Cheney Ridicules Kerry Over How to Fight Terror (NY Times) 08/12/2004
VP's Remarks in Dayton, Ohio (White House) 08/12/2004
USAFE team supports nations contributing troops (AFPN) 08/12/2004
Net sites cater to quest for Russian brides (Japan Times) 08/12/2004
Tracking the traffickers [Victor Malarek, author of a new book about the global sex trade, says we should stop focusing on its victims and start prosecuting those who buy and sell them.] (Guardian) 08/12/2004
Ukraine moves closer to EU 'neighbour' status (Financial Times) 08/12/2004
Kiev court axes case against Russian telecoms buy (Reuters) 08/12/2004
Interbrew basks in the light of Sun (Business Report) 08/12/2004
ECS grads get lesson in Ukrainian life (Germantown Appeal) 08/12/2004
До України прибуває міністр оборони США. Делегація зі США на чолі з Дональдом Рамсфельдом проведе переговори в Криму з українським керівництвом (BBC Ukrainian) 08/12/2004
Гавриш: стеження за Ющенком - це нормально. Координатор більшості у ВР сказав, що міліція веде як відкрите, так і приховане стеження за кандидатами (BBC Ukrainian) 08/12/2004
Гавриш: Янукович такий же ущемлений, як і інші кандидати. Координатор більшості коментує Бі-Бі-Сі рішення по Бродському та скандал зі стеженням за Ющенком (BBC Ukrainian) 08/12/2004
Most Spam is Domestic, Study Says (PC World) 08/12/2004
Official spying on election candidate exposed (Independent) 08/12/2004
Ukrainian presidential race takes sinister turn [Independent] (New Zealand Herald) 08/12/2004
To which Viktor, the spoils? (Economist) 08/12/2004
Yushchenko Accuses Authority Supporting Forces of Hindering Him in His Work as Candidate (UNIAN) 08/12/2004
Yushchenko to Have Largest Number of His Representatives at Leading Positions in Territorial Election Commissions in West of Ukraine, Yanukovych – in East (UNIAN) 08/12/2004
Photo: D.C. United midfielder Dema Kovalenko congratulates teammate Jaime Moreno to celebrate Moreno's goal (AP/Yahoo) 08/11/2004
Photo: Club Bruges' Timmy Simons fights for the ball with Shakhtar Donetsk' Ciprian Marica during their Champions League match in Donetsk (Reuters) 08/11/2004
Photo: Dynamo Kiev soccer club's newly appointed coach Josef Sabo is shown during a news conference in Kiev on this file picture (Reuters) 08/11/2004
Sergiy Sholokh gets refugee status in US (Reporters sans frontières) 08/11/2004
Russian Orthodox Church Abroad Accuses UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate of Copyright Violation (RISU) 08/11/2004
If I were a rabbi: Jewish women struggle for acceptance in Ukraine (JTA) 08/11/2004
Odessa synagogue has storied past, but its building's foundation is shaky (JTA) 08/11/2004
Persistent Diplomacy Prerequisite for Nonproliferation Advances [Nunn-Lugar] (IWS) 08/11/2004
В Сенатi США наступного скликання таки не буде американського українця (VOA) 08/11/2004
Подальша доля акцiї сумських студентiв (VOA) 08/11/2004
Яка мета вiзиту в Україну Дональда Рамсфельда? (VOA) 08/11/2004
CWB Says Black Sea Feed Barley Weighs on Market (Reuters) 08/11/2004
Заступник міністра: Ющенка охороняли, а не стежили за ним. П.Опанасенко заперечує, що за кандидатом у президенти стежать одягнені у цивільне службовці міліції (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Україна наближається до статусу сусіда Євросоюзу. Файненшіал Таймс: саме Україна стане ключовим випробуванням політики ЄС щодо сусідів (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Кримська міліція заявляє, що не стежила за Ющенком. Представники Нашої України та управління держохорони затримали трьох осіб та машину із апаратурою (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Янукович прибув до Афін на відкриття Олімпіади. За оцінками українських оглядачів, українська збірна у Греції може розраховувати на 22-25 медалей (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Our Ukraine leader [Yushchenko] complains of being shadowed... (RFERL/HRI) 08/11/2004
Звернення до українських крайових центральних репрезентацій, місцевих відділів та організацій і громадян України в діяспорі [СКУ] (BRAMA) 08/11/2004
Ukraine moves closer to EU ‘neighbour' status (Financial Times) 08/11/2004
US Gives Refugee Status to Ukrainian Broadcaster [Serhiy Sholokh, Radio Continent] (VOA) 08/11/2004
Gymnastics captain beats the odds; Couch potatoes vie in their own marathon [Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko of Kiev is promising an apartment to anyone from his country who places in Athens.] (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/11/2004
Private Meeting of Rumsfeld and Marchuk to Take Place in Crimea on August 13 (UNIAN) 08/11/2004
Photo: General view of the sarcophagus at Chernobyl in the Ukraine. Britain voiced concern over the expulsion from Belarus of a nuclear physics professor, saying it will keep pressing the government in Minsk for a full explanation. AFP/File (AFP/Yahoo) 08/11/2004
Rumsfeld to meet with Kuchma, Marchuk in Ukraine (Interfax) 08/11/2004
...as rival's campaign chief accuses him of preparing 'Georgian scenario' (RFERL/HRI) 08/11/2004
Georgian and Ukrainian presidents meet in Yalta (RFERL/HRI) 08/11/2004
No Ukrainians among victims in Istanbul - Foreign Ministry [from 8/10/04] (Interfax) 08/11/2004
Turkey pins blame for Istanbul blasts on PKK (Reuters/AlertNet) 08/11/2004
[Separate Kurdish and Islamist] Groups claim Istanbul bomb blasts [The injured include Chinese, Dutch, Ukrainian and Turkmen citizens.] (BBC) 08/11/2004
Turkish Police Detain 8 Bombing Suspects [The wounded included four Spanish tourists, two Dutch tourists, a Ukrainian and two Chinese tourists, authorities said.] (AP/NY Times) 08/11/2004
Heir to Austro-Hungarian dynasty sees a broader Europe [envisages a bloc stretching from Ukraine via Albania to Iceland] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/11/2004
Ousted by Poland in 1945, Germans want homes back (AP/MLive) 08/11/2004
Muslims Under Ongoing Holocaust – Part Two [The death toll from the man-made Bengal famine was 4 million as compared to the deaths from the Jewish Holocaust (6 million), the Namibian genocide (0.1 million), the Rwandan Tutsi genocide (1 million), the World War 1 Armenian Holocaust (1 million), the Polish (6 million), Soviet (20 million) and Chinese (35 million) losses in World War 2, the Chinese Great Leap Forward (16-30 million victims) and the millions who died in the Russian, Chinese and Ukrainian famines between the World Wars, the Soviet Gulags and Pakistan-Indian Partition.] (News Central Asia) 08/11/2004
Admiral Ornek Attends Blackseafor Command Hand-over Ceremony [Blackseafor was established on April 2, 2001 by Turkey, Bulgaria, Georgia, Romania, Russia, and Ukraine with the aim to enhance peace and stability in the Black Sea] (Turkish Press) 08/11/2004
Transdnestria Foreign Minister calls on Ukraine to dispatch peacemakers (Interfax) 08/11/2004
Crimean government asks Ukraine's cabinet to assign non-privatized russian resorts to peninsula (Interfax) 08/11/2004
SNRC licenses Energoatom to launch Rivne reactor 4 (Interfax) 08/11/2004
Ukraine launches controversial reactor (AFP/Mail and Guardian) 08/11/2004
Black Sea may become world's largest grain exporter (ABC-Australia) 08/11/2004
Carving up Turkmenistan's gas pie (EurasiaNet/RFERL) 08/11/2004
Naftogaz Ukrainy, Gazprom sign agreement on $1.43 bn debt regulation (Interfax) 08/11/2004
Ukrainian companies' debts on foreign loans soar by about $ 1 bn - central bank (Interfax) 08/11/2004
Direct investments in Ukraine in 2004 to reach $2.1 bn, NBU forecasts (Interfax) 08/11/2004
ASCII, ANSI, Roman 1, and What's All That? (MX Developer's Journal) 08/11/2004
Mary Frompovicz, 'world's best cook' (Bucks County Courier Times) 08/11/2004
Dancing the night away - Nipawin Veselii [Ukrainian Dancers] bring home medals (Niwapan Journal) 08/11/2004
Fruits of their labor: Ashland group creates stained glass windows for Italian church [Nikolai Bruinskay, a stained glass artist from the Ukraine] (MetroWest Daily News) 08/11/2004
Lindberg Elected IOC Vice President [Former Olympic pole vault champion Sergei Bubka of Ukraine...re-elected unanimously to the board's regular spots.] (AP/Yahoo) 08/11/2004
U.S. boxers bid to bounce off the ropes [Every four years, the Americans start anew, forced to find replacements for former Olympians who have turned pro or retired. But Cubans aren't allowed to become professionals, so the Olympics are the ultimate reward. In other words, they're seasoned vets, as are peers from Russia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine.] (Rocky Mountain News) 08/11/2004
Russians' Expectations Are Still High [With athletes from Ukraine, Belarus and other former republics having left for their own national teams, and with still more departing for the United States and Europe, Russia dropped to third over all in Atlanta in 1996 before bouncing back in Sydney, Australia. In Athens, the Russians are expected to contend not only in the country's traditional strengths, like gymnastics, but also in sports in which they have recently fared poorly, like track and field and swimming.][Olympics] (NY Times) 08/11/2004
WagerOnSports.com Posts Odds on Which Nation Will Have the First Athlete Fail a Drug Test at the Olympics [Ukraine 18/1, USA 15/1, Russia 8/1] (PRNewswire) 08/11/2004
The distaff side of the quest for gold [Yana Klochkova][Olympics] (USA Today) 08/11/2004
Dynamo Kiev coach Mikhailichenko sacked (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/11/2004
Dynamo Kiev sack coach [Alexei Mikhailichenko has been sacked as coach of Dynamo Kiev.] (BBC) 08/11/2004
Dynamo dismiss Mikhaylichenko (UEFA) 08/11/2004
Immigrant athletes from Soviet Union make up half of Israel's team [Olympics] (Jewish Ledger) 08/11/2004
Green light for England friendly [England's friendly with Ukraine will go ahead in Newcastle next week despite a conjunctivitis health scare at St James' Park.] (Football365) 08/11/2004
Chess Club results [Finishing tied overall for first place were Alexander Moiseenko of Ukraine and Dimitri Tyomkin of Canada.] (Wisconsin Daily Press) 08/11/2004
Студенти в Сумах святкують перемогу. Студенти, що протестували проти об'єднання трьох сумських вузів, схиляються до припинення пішого походу (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Греки заплатили за Олімпіаду кров'ю. На олімпійських об'єктах в Афінах загинуло 13 робітників (BBC Ukrainian) 08/11/2004
Photo: Brazilian gymnast Diane dos Santos trains on the uneven bars as her Ukranian coach Oleg Ostapenko (background R) observes inside the Athens Olympic Sports Complex August 10, 2004. The Athens 2004 Olympic Games run from August 13-29. (Reuters) 08/10/2004
Photo: Turkish Trabzonspor's Gokdeniz Karadeniz gets the ball from Dynamo's goalie Olexandr Shovkovskiy to score a goal during their European Champions League (AP/Yahoo) 08/10/2004
Photo: Dynamo Kiev's Maris Verpakovskis challenges Huseyin Simsir of Trabzonspor during their Champions League third qualifying round, first leg soccer match in Kiev (Reuters) 08/10/2004
Photo: Trabzonspor's Bernd Thijs competes for the ball with Jerko Leko of Ukraine's Dynamo Kiev during their Champions League match in Kiev (Reuters) 08/10/2004
35-41% of electorate would vote for Yuschenko, 23-29% for Yanukovych - poll (VOA) 08/10/2004
Yushchenko begins 'People's election campaign' [Page down] (RFE/RL) 08/10/2004
Ukrainian Opposition Candidate Pledges to Withdraw Troops from Iraq (VOA) 08/10/2004
Ukrainian, Georgian Leaders Discuss South Ossetia, Abkhazia (VOA) 08/10/2004
Outside View: Georgia, Ukraine and the U.S. (UPI) 08/10/2004
Ukraine offers Russia to construct tunnel under Kerch strait - Crimean Vice-Premier (Interfax) 08/10/2004
Новi виборчi данi соцiологiв (VOA) 08/10/2004
Українськi миротворцi в Iраку попадають пiд обстрiл, Ющенко закликає до їх виведення (VOA) 08/10/2004
Сумськi студенти стримано реагують на жест Кучми (VOA) 08/10/2004
Президент скасував указ про об'єднання сумських вузів. Леонід Кучма не хоче, аби деякі неназвані кандидати в президенти 'ловили в цій мутній воді політичну рибу' (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Янукович вислухає факти вживання адмінресурсу! Кандидат у президенти і прем'єр-міністр заявив, що хотів би почути, хто на кого конкретно тиснув (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Адамкус: Україна не відмовилася від євроінтеграції. В інтерв'ю Бі-Бі-Сі президент Литви розповів про філософію і фізику здоров'я нації та про європолітику (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Ющенко хоче вивести війська з Іраку в разі перемоги. Кандидат у президенти від 'Нашої України' проти 'демократії в Іраку за рахунок демократії в Україні' (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Саакашвілі зустрівся з Кучмою . Точно невідомо, про що йшла мова, але оглядачі нагадують про цікавість Грузії до українських танків (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Чому ядерна енергетика стає популярнішою у світі ? 'Таймс' про ядерну енергетику в Україні та Японії (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Поляки передають контроль у двох іракських провінціях. Ситуація у Наджафі напружена. Аль-Садр обіцяє стояти до останньої краплі крові (BBC Ukrainian) 08/10/2004
Zombie movie filming at Chernobyl (Reuters/CNN) 08/10/2004
Preservation of Old Jewish Cemetery in Ukraine (FJC) 08/10/2004
Polish show organiser heads for Ukraine [(I)n 2003, Ukraine overtook Russia as Poland’s largest export market] (PRW) 08/10/2004
Yanukovych says Ukraine should reorient from Chinese steel market (Interfax) 08/10/2004
Protecting Iraq's frontiers (BBC) 08/10/2004
Fighting continues between US, Iraqi militia in Najaf, Baghdad [ Northwest of Kut, three civilians were wounded, including one seriously, when a roadside bomb exploded as a Ukranian convoy passed through Numaniyah] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/10/2004
US forces press offensive in Iraq holy city, urge residents to leave [North of Basra, four insurgents were killed when they attacked a Ukrainian patrol] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/10/2004
Istanbul Attack: Doubts about Al Qaeda Claim (Deutsche Welle) 08/10/2004
Istanbul Bombs Kill Two, Qaeda Group Claims Attacks [Those injured included Dutch, Chinese, Ukrainian and Spanish citizens, as well as a Turk and a Turkmenistan national.] (Reuters) 08/10/2004
Ukraine's government okays scheme for repayment of Naftogaz debt to Gazprom (Interfax) 08/10/2004
Ukraine violates copyright (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/10/2004
Yanukovych against moratorium on privatization until election (Interfax) 08/10/2004
Communist Leader [Symonenko] Against State Interference in Church, Critic of Greek Catholics (RISU) 08/10/2004
PricewaterhouseCoopers Predicts U.S. Olympic Team Medal Total in Athens to Be Significantly Less Than in 2000 Games [Ukraine: 23 in Sydney 2000, 21 est. medal total in Athens 2004] (PRNewswire) 08/10/2004
Eriksson pumped for Ukraine (ITV Football) 08/10/2004
Olympics fencing mens sabre betting odds preview [Vladimir Lukashenko Ukraine 5/1] (Readabet) 08/10/2004
Kroes completes well No. 187b [in the Lelyaki oil field, Ukraine]; abandons well No. 191 (Stockwatch) 08/10/2004
Сумськi студенти продовжують ходу на Київ (VOA) 08/09/2004
Turkish Police Detain 8 Bombing Suspects (AP/NY Times) 08/09/2004
Grime from Ukraine munitions blast tarnished Swiss Alpine lakes (AFP/Terra Daily) 08/09/2004
Ukraine name squad for friendly [Ukraine have named their squad, which includes Andriy Shevchenko, to face England in Newcastle later this month] (Footy Mad!) 08/09/2004
Sexy Athleticism of the 'Women of the Olympics' Celebrated in Playboy's September Issue [Zhanna Block, Athletics, 100m, Ukraine] (PRNewswire) 08/09/2004
Williams Hoping for Title Fight Against [Vitali] Klitschko (Reuters/Boston Globe) 08/09/2004
Photo: [Map] Rescuers have given up hope of finding seven missing Czech, Russian and Ukrainian climbers lost after avalanches on a Kyrgyz mountain, bringing the death toll to 11, officials said on August 9, 2004. Large avalanches caused by melting snow and ice on the 23,000-foot-high Khan Tengri (Lord of Spirits) mountain overwhelmed a group of 50 climbers on August 5, 2004. The Khan Tengri is the second highest mountain in the Tien Shan range that winds through Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and China. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/09/2004
Commerce Township Downtown Development Authority Adds Two to Board [Marina Bilopolska earned her bachelor's degree in civil engineering in her native Ukraine and worked there as a civil engineer for 10 years.] (PRNewswire) 08/09/2004
Передачi 5-го каналу у Днiпропетровську вiдновлено, але не для багатьох (VOA) 08/09/2004
Iнтерв`ю з власником закритої київської радiостанцiї «Континент» Сергiєм Шолохом (VOA) 08/09/2004
Kuchma Celebrates His 66th Birthday in Mukhalatka State Residence in Crimea (UNIAN) 08/09/2004
On this day: 1996 – Ukrainian and Polish scientists discover an undisturbed 2,200-year-old tomb of a Scythian military commander containing some 1,000 gold and silver decorations and weapons in central Ukraine. (Advertiser) 08/09/2004
Ukraine hails first new N-reactor since Chernobyl (Financial Times) 08/09/2004
US: The Philippines no longer part of the Coalition (PHN) 08/09/2004
Allies Not in Formation on Kerry's Troops Plan (LA Times/Yahoo) 08/09/2004
Sinn Fein concern at cheap grain prices [Sinn Fein are concerned that cheap grain imports from the Ukraine could harm local cereals prices this harvest.] (Belfast Telegraph) 08/09/2004
Crimea steps up measures on transport-industrial complex in Donuzlav - Crimean vice-premier (Interfax) 08/09/2004
Experts say Russia's scrapping oil export VAT won't stop fuel price hike (Interfax) 08/09/2004
New plan approved for Turkmen natural gas exports to Ukraine (Interfax-Turkmenistan) 08/09/2004
NBU's limit rates on foreign borrowings are normal - financiers (Interfax) 08/09/2004
Ukraine sees direct investments growth of $863 m in Jan-Jun (Interfax) 08/09/2004
Report: OPEC Wrong...Ukrtransneft Dips (Moscow Times) 08/09/2004
Baker's rise no surprise (Toronto Star) 08/09/2004
Mexico works to spot potential terrorists [Officials hope to identify suspicious foreigners before they can cross porous border to U.S.] (Arizona Daily Star) 08/09/2004
EU slams Tiraspol for closing Moldovan schools (Interfax-Moldova) 08/09/2004
Death Toll on Kyrgyz Mountain Rises to 11 (Reuters) 08/09/2004
Blizzards delay rescuers after deadly avalanches in Kyrgyzstan (AFP/Yahoo) 08/09/2004
Mendoza heads to Metalurh (UEFA) 08/09/2004
N.J. golf [charity raises money for orphaned, abandoned and homeless Ukrainian children...] (NJ Star-Ledger) 08/09/2004
Nogueria, Coughlin wheelchair winners [Women's masters: 49-year-old Tatyana Pozdnyakova of Ukraine won her age group and was ninth overall in 38:35] (Cape Cod Times) 08/09/2004
Олімпійський прогноз (BBC Ukrainian) 08/09/2004
Студенти обіцяють поновити ходу на Київ. Студентів в Чорнухівському районі Полтавської області відвідали представники СБУ та міліції (BBC Ukrainian) 08/09/2004
Україна вітає перший ядерний реактор після Чорнобилю. Файненшіал Таймс пише, що звернення до цього різновиду енергії зумовлено пост-радянським занепадом (BBC Ukrainian) 08/09/2004
Спільна молитва українців і поляків (BBC Ukrainian) 08/08/2004
Ukraine launches new nuclear reactor (AFP/Yahoo) 08/08/2004
Photo: General view of Khmelnytsky nuclear power plant, taken from the helicopter of Ukraine 's President Leonid Kuchma before attending the launching of the second reactor (L) at the Khmelnytsky nuclear power plant in Khmelnytsk (AFP/Yahoo) 08/08/2004
KGB will not gag me, says scientist [Chornobyl/Chernobyl] (The Scotsman) 08/08/2004
Four rescued, 40 missing in Kyrgyzstan avalanche that killed 11 (AFP/Yahoo) 08/08/2004
Games Highlight Exquisite Agony of Being Greek (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/08/2004
Stanley Sure Is Getting Around (TBO) 08/08/2004
Exception to the rule [ Jack Ewatski broke a 124-year-old stranglehold when he became the first chief of police of Ukrainian and Polish ancestry.] (Winnipeg Sun) 08/08/2004
Neighbor's departure baffling to police (Toledo Blade) 08/08/2004
Кучма: Захід забув про свої обіцянки. Президент промовляв після урочистого підключення 2-го енергоблоку ХАЕС до енергосистеми України (BBC Ukrainian) 08/08/2004
Олімпійські легенди: Сергій Бубка. Остання програма серії про легендарного Сергія Бубку, який здобув єдине своє Олімпійське золото в Сеулі (BBC Ukrainian) 08/08/2004
Absurd history, serious theater (Saginaw News) 08/07/2004
Eye op for Chernobyl girl (Manchester News) 08/07/2004
County celebrating Ukrainian sovereignty (Asbury Park Press) 08/07/2004
Photo: Some hundreds of specators stand at the light house in Warnemuende, northern Germany, as they watch Ukrainian tall ship 'Khersones' leave the harbour to the Baltic Sea, Saturday Aug. 7, 2004. Some 245 ships from ten different countries are expected to participate in this year's Hanse Sail sailing boat meeting taking place this weekend. (AP/Yahoo) 08/07/2004
Photo: Ukrainian tall ship 'Khersones', right, and the largest sailing ship in the world, Russian four-masted bark 'Sedov', leave the harbour of Warnemuende at the Baltic Sea, Saturday Aug. 7, 2004. Some 245 ships from ten different countries are expected to participate in this year's Hanse Sail sailing boat meeting taking place this weekend. (AP/Yahoo) 08/07/2004
Chernobyl blast now aids cancer battle (Western Mail) 08/07/2004
Затриманих у Сумській області студентів відпустили, але зупинили в Полтавській області (BBC Ukrainian) 08/07/2004
Retracing Crimes in the World's Killing Fields [AUDIO][Genocide] (NPR) 08/07/2004
Olympics 2004: After Medal-Winning Glory, What Next For Former Soviet Athletes? (RFE/RL) 08/06/2004
Почесний консул України в США визнаний винним у хабарництві [Андрій Футей] (Українська правда) 08/06/2004
Photo: Metalurg Donetsk' new players, forward Andres Mendoza of Peru, midfielder Giorgi Gakhokidze of Georgia and defender Igor Lolo of Ivory Coast show their new team shirts during an official presentation in Donetsk (Reuters) 08/06/2004
Sunrise Period for .in.ua Begins [Ukrainian analogue of the international domain .NAME] (WHIR) 08/06/2004
‘Dark horse’ tag suits six archers perfectly (Indian Express) 08/06/2004
At least 11 dead, 40 trapped in Kyrgyz avalanches [3 Ukrainians dead] [The first ascent of Khan-Tengri was achieved by a Ukrainian in 1931] (AFP/Yahoo) 08/06/2004
The Foreign Affairs Ministry of Ukraine confirms that there are three Ukrainians among the people, disappeared without a trace in Kyrgyzstan as a result of dipping of an avalanche. (UNIAN) 08/06/2004
Christian Society Demands Voting Rights of Ukrainians in Italy be Protected (RISU) 08/06/2004
Nobody Will Manage to Create Information Blockade of Presidential Contender Yushchenko – Zinchenko (UNIAN) 08/06/2004
Changes in defense doctrine of Ukraine called by approaches in foreign policy - Kuchma (Interfax) 08/06/2004
Sevastopol was and remains main base of Ukrainian fleet - Kuchma (Interfax) 08/06/2004
Our Neighbors- The Ukrainians. Atanas Kobryn column. (Sun-Herald) 08/06/2004
Pilgrimage to historic holy site next weekend (Fort Saskatchewan Record) 08/06/2004
'I'm just being an advocate for my kids' [While inquiring about a soccer program taught by Ukrainian coaches, Francis said she was told, 'People from the Ukraine don't molest kids.'] (Bucks County Courier Times) 08/06/2004
Council of Europe seeks input for media conference [March 10 and 11, 2005, in Kiev, Ukraine] (IJNet) 08/06/2004
Ukrainian Cossacks for Clonmel Racecourse (Limerick Post) 08/06/2004
Medical Crusade to the Developing World [(M)ore than 18,000 children struck by the Apr. 26, 1986 nuclear disaster at the Ukrainian city of Chernobyl -- in the then Soviet Union -- who received or are still receiving specialist care in Cuba] (IPS) 08/06/2004
Powell Stakes Claim to 'Fastest Man Alive' Title (AP/Wash Post) 08/06/2004
Weltklasse-Results [100 hurdles: 7, Olena Krasovska; 400 hurdles: 2, Tatyana Tereshchuk-Antipova; High jump: 4, Viktoriya Styopina, 5, Vita Palamar, 6, Irina Mikhalchenko] (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/06/2004
Young Pretenders Aim to Upstage Gymnastics Stalwarts [16-year-old Ukrainian Alina Kozich] (Reuters) 08/06/2004
Farina Elia, Molik gain Stockholm semis [Perebiynis] (UPI) 08/06/2004
Cyclist in 4-week charity trek (Evening Times) 08/06/2004
Ukraine supports terrorism statement by Iraq international force - MFA (Interfax) 08/06/2004
U.S.: 300 Militants Killed in Two Days [Iraq] (AP/Yahoo) 08/06/2004
Environmentalists lash out at Russia on anniversary of Hiroshima bomb (AFP/Yahoo) 08/06/2004
At least 40 still trapped by Kyrgyz avalanches that killed six (AFP/Yahoo) 08/06/2004
Ukraine, Ecuador Bonds Increased by J.P. Morgan, Cuts Bulgaria (Bloomberg) 08/06/2004
Завершено реєстрацію кандидатів. Останніми з 26 кандидатів стали самовисуванці Микола Рогожинський та Микола Грабар (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
Омельченко не підпише угоду про чесні вибори. Київський міський голова каже, що немає підстав наперед підозрювати, що вибори будуть нечесними (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
Кучма вперше коментує зміни до воєнної доктрини. В інтерв'ю газеті 'Факти' український президент сказав, що розширеному ЄС зараз не до України (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
У Хмельницьку запускають реактор. Новозбудований ядерний реактор у неділю має бути підключений до української енергосистеми (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
Руденко: студентів не били. Сумська влада заперечує, що міліція побила студентів. Самі студенти кажуть, що одного з них госпіталізовано (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
Міліція вважає, що затримання студентів було правомірним. Суперечливі повідомлення про те, що затриманих сумських студентів відпустили і знову затримали (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
U.S. Condemns Actions of Transnistrian Authorities Against Schools (USDOS) 08/06/2004
Ukraine to pay 2001 plane crash compensations to Russians (Interfax-Russia) 08/06/2004
Twenty-Six Registered For Ukraine Presidential Election (RFE/RL) 08/06/2004
U.S. Troops, Al-Sadr Militants Clash [Iraq] (AP/Guardian) 08/06/2004
Second Kiev wife sparks inquiry call (Edinburgh Evening News) 08/06/2004
Студентів саджають в автобуси і везуть невідомо куди. Свідки драматичних подій розповідають про застосування фізичної сили міліцією проти студентів у Сумській області (BBC Ukrainian) 08/06/2004
Rebrov has no regrets over White Hart pain (London Evening Standard) 08/06/2004
Riches promised for Ukraine medal winners (AFP/Pakistan Daily Times) 08/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian sportsmen (L-R) Anna Bessonova, silver medalist of 2003 World Rhythmic Gymnastics, Elbrus Tedeyev, 2002 Freestyle Wrestling World Champion and Anastasiya Matrosova, bronze medalist of 2004 European Judo Championship smile as they demonstrate Olympic uniforms during official presentation ceremony in Kiev, August 5, 2004. Ukrainian 234-strong team of sportsmen will leave for Athens later this month to participate in the Summer Olympics. (Reuters) 08/05/2004
Ukraine star seeks African roots [Myroslav Kuvaldin] (BBC) 08/05/2004
Photo: Ukrainian sportsmen Anna Bessonova, silver medalist of 2003 World Rhythmic Gymnastics, Elbrus Tedeyev, 2002 Freestyle Wrestling World Champion and Anastasiya Matrosova, bronze medalist of 2004 European Judo Championship smile as they demonstrate Olympic uniforms during official presentation ceremony in Kiev (Reuters) 08/05/2004
Lightning LW Fedotenko gets $1.5 million in arbitration (NHL) 08/05/2004
Majority of Ukrainians Against President-Oligarch – Poll of Razumkov Center (UNIAN) 08/05/2004
Russia Interested in Ukrainian Presidential Contender Yushchenko – Chief of Yushchenko’s Press-Service Underscores (UNIAN) 08/05/2004
Number of Mobile Communication Subscribers in Ukraine Exceeded 9 Million People (UNIAN) 08/05/2004
Kuchma, Tarlev, Smirnov agree on ways of unblocking connection between Ukraine, Moldova, Transdnestria (Interfax) 08/05/2004
Press Attache rotated at U.S. Embassy in Ukraine [Brent Byers succeeds Patricia Guy] (Interfax) 08/05/2004
Ukrainian orphans get extra day in U.S. (Clanton Advertiser) 08/05/2004
Сумських студентів не пустили в Ромни. Міліція пояснює заборону перевіркою санстанції та розпорядженням мера. Студенти рушили до Прилук (BBC Ukrainian) 08/05/2004
Little Progress for Ukraine Elections (AP/Yahoo) 08/05/2004
Yushchenko Stays On Top In Ukraine (CPOD) 08/05/2004
Visa Olympics of the Imagination Announces Global Winners (PRNewswire) 08/05/2004
Photo: Baboons warm up as they shelter in their cage in drizzling rain at a private zoo near the Black sea resort of Yalta, August 5, 2004. After weeks of hot muggy days in most regions of Ukraine temperatures fell to some 20 degrees Celsius (68 Fahrenheit). (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/05/2004
Почесний консул України у США захищає свою дiяльнiсть [Андрiй Футей] (VOA) 08/05/2004
В Українi фiксують найвищi серед країн СНД темпи економiчного зростання (VOA) 08/05/2004
Колишнi члени Конгресу знайомляться з передвиборчою ситуацiєю в Українi (VOA) 08/05/2004
Хто такий – кандидат у президенти Леонiд Черновецький? (VOA) 08/05/2004
Нове опитування про виборчi настрої i останнi виборчi новини (VOA) 08/05/2004
5 канал зник з телеекранів Дніпропетровська. Місцева кабельна мережа не пояснює відключення, опозиція впевнена у політичному підтексті (BBC Ukrainian) 08/05/2004
Україна з'їла все своє сало? Прикордонники затримали сімсот кілограмів сала, яке українці намагалися провезти контрабандою з Росії (BBC Ukrainian) 08/05/2004
Соціалісти і 'Наша Україна' стали на бік сумських студентів. Активісти шахтарської профспілки приєднаються до студентського маршу. 'НУ' надає юридичну допомогу (BBC Ukrainian) 08/05/2004
Photo: Alexei Bakharev of Shakhtar Donetsk fights for the ball with Karl Lombe of Pyunik Yerevan during their Champions League match in Donetsk (Reuters) 08/04/2004
Photo: Karl Lombe of Pyunik Yerevan challenges Zvonimir Vukic of Shakhtar Donetsk during their Champions League match in Donetsk (Reuters) 08/04/2004
Cycling: Popovych makes Discovery (Eurosport) 08/04/2004
Двоє луганчан отруїлися грибами. Цього року в Україні сталося 125 отруєнь. Санстанція в Луганську вважає, що екологія тут ні до чого (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Чи зможе Україна врегулювати Придністров'я? Через конфлікт між Тирасполем та Кишиневом Україна зазнає збитків і турбується долею українців (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Зінченко: Москва не дозволить собі невиважених заяв. Керівник штабу Ющенка в Москві заявив, що Кремль - розумний партнер, а тому не втручатиметься в вибори (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Тигипко - сумським студентам: владі потрібен спокій. Керівник виборчого штабу Януковича застерігає студентів, що по них можуть походити палиці міліціонерів (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
МВС звинувачує в сумських протестах 'відомі політичні сили'. Студенти твердять, що не причетні до політики і лише хочуть повернення учитися в тих вузах, до яких вступали (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Голова київського представництва МВФ: проблеми не лише в методології (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Віктор Ющенко агітує на Одещині (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Luhansk region's Appeal Court to conduct hearing of case on [journalist] Oleksandrov's murder (Interfax) 08/04/2004
Govt contests against IMF estimation of Ukraine's budget deficit (Interfax) 08/04/2004
УНІАН: вихід новин припинено через аварію (УНІАН) 08/04/2004
UNIAN: Making of News Stopped As Result of Accident (UNIAN) 08/04/2004
Ukrainian Army Becomes Object of Profiteering As of Today – Yushchenko (UNIAN) 08/04/2004
Yushchenko Starts Its Elective Tour on Regions of Ukraine from Odesa Oblast (UNIAN) 08/04/2004
Commentary: Stating the Obvious [Ukraine’s wobbly foreign policy has suffered yet another undignified lurch eastward, after President Leonid Kuchma decreed that the nation’s defense doctrine will no longer state EU and NATO membership as its ultimate goal.] (Transitions Online) 08/04/2004
Population of Ukraine Decreased by 177 Thousand People During First Half Year of 2004 (UNIAN) 08/04/2004
Fixing What Bush Has Broken [Ukraine, which sent 1,600 soldiers to forestall U.S. criticism of its egregious political corruption, is considering a pullout...] (Bellaciao) 08/04/2004
Govt. disagrees with IMF estimation of Ukraine's budget deficit (Interfax) 08/04/2004
Moldovan trains to bypass Transdniestria (Interfax-Moldova) 08/04/2004
Saakashvili praises Adjaran government (Georgia Messenger) 08/04/2004
The Arms Keep Coming—But Who Pays? [Burma] (Irrawaddy) 08/04/2004
Final payouts soon to non-Jewish Nazi slaves (Reuters) 08/04/2004
Double swoop by Metalurh (UEFA) 08/04/2004
Сумські студенти ідуть до Києва (BBC Ukrainian) 08/04/2004
Couple hopes cookbook brings daughter home from Ukraine (Quad-City Times) 08/04/2004
Ukrainian dancers return to city stage - after 20 years [Travia Ukrainian Folk Dance Ensemble] (Canada Telegraph-Journal) 08/04/2004
Почесний консул України в США незаконно агітує за Буша [Андрій Футей] (Українська правда) 08/03/2004
The space without [Russian cosmonaut Colonel Yuri Gidzenko, born in 1962 in the Ukrainian village of Yelanets, in 1983 graduated from the Higher Military Pilot School in Kharkov Ukraine.] (Malaysia Star) 08/03/2004
NHPR managers head to Ukraine [to help set up a public radio station; focus will be covering the Ukraine’s upcoming presidential election] (Foster's) 08/03/2004
Almost 5 million signatures collected in support of Yanukovych - election headquarters (Interfax) 08/03/2004
IMF mission fails to review performance under the precautionary stand-by arrangement (Interfax) 08/03/2004
Ukraine's 2005 budget deficit to be 1% of GDP - Azarov (Interfax) 08/03/2004
Analysis: The Clandestine Soviet Union (RFE/RL) 08/03/2004
Germany targets human traffickers (BBC) 08/03/2004
Ukrainian nationalists [Bratstvo] opposes candidate [Yushchenko] (AP/Yahoo) 08/03/2004
Можливостi впливу на вибори лiдера українських соцiалiстiв Мороза (VOA) 08/03/2004
Фонд держмайна оголосив про намір продати «Укртелеком» (VOA) 08/03/2004
Зiнченко: влада йде на вибори з адмiнресурсом та радянським агiтпропом (VOA) 08/03/2004
Ukranian Delegation Visits Tri-Cities. Group learning how to manage public works projects (KVEW TV) 08/03/2004
Infant victim fights for life following crash [Renata Voytsitska-McShane immigrated to the United States from The Ukraine about six years ago] (NJ Express-Times) 08/03/2004
Ukraine: Hackers arrested (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/03/2004
Benesova becomes third seeded player to lose in Stockholm [Iveta Benesova was eliminated by Tatiana Perbiyinis of Ukraine 7-5, 6-3] (AP/SF Chronicle) 08/03/2004
Chelsea's Abramovich in talks with AC Milan ace Shevchenko (Tribalfootball) 08/03/2004
Chelsea sunk by Shevchenko (BBC) 08/03/2004
Shevchenko strike sinks Chelsea (Malaysia Star) 08/03/2004
Shevchenko gives AC Milan victory over Chelsea (Reuters) 08/03/2004
Lakers Take at Least One Step Forward [Medvedenko] (LA Times) 08/03/2004
Medvedenko Signs Two-Year Deal With Lakers (Sports Network) 08/03/2004
Cycling News [Yaroslav Popovych] (Roadcycling) 08/03/2004
Синоптики обіцяють дощі в Україні весь тиждень (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Комісаренко - останній кандидат (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Ющенківці 'не акцентують увагу на підписах' (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
За Януковича зібрано п'ять мільйонів підписів (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
МВФ скритикував український уряд (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Сумські студенти, що йдуть на Київ з протестом, за Вільшанами (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Командування ВМС: флот таки вийде з Севастополя. Командування твердить, що це рішення фінансове. Ющенко застерігає про посилення впливу Росії (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Полохало: Кучму мужнім назвати не можна. Політолог В. Полохало - Бі-Бі-Сі: Леонід Кучма хотів створити враження, що може піти на вибори (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Гордієвський: російських шпигунів у Києві - сотня. Колишній співробітник КГБ розповідає Бі-Бі-Сі, хто, на його думку, насправді домагається впливу в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Українські кораблі полишать Севастополь. Українське командування підтверджує плани перебазування принаймні частини кораблів у Донузлав (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
Сьогодні останній день подання у кандидати. Посвідчення кандидатів у президенти отримали лідер зелених та мер Києва, а президент Кучма не висувається (BBC Ukrainian) 08/03/2004
The Intellectuals' Michael Moore [Noam Chomsky's father, an immigrant from the Ukraine] (Front Page Magazine) 08/03/2004
Turkish Hostage Executed [Iraq] (Arab News) 08/03/2004
Почесний консул України у США агітує за Буша [Андрій Футей] (Радіо Свобода) 08/02/2004
Photo: Kakha Kaladze leaps into the arms of teammate Andriy Shevchenko of AC Milan after Shevchenko scored the winning goal in the second half of their exhibition soccer match against Chelsea in Philadelphia (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/02/2004
Photo: Chelsea FC goalie Carlo Cudicini watches a free kick by AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko for the winning goal in a 3-2 Milan victory (AP/Yahoo) 08/02/2004
Ukraine Bans Poultry Imports From Sweden And Finland [Newcastle bird disease] (Poultry News) 08/02/2004
Yanukovych's rating rises by 5% in July, poll (Interfax) 08/02/2004
44 people running for presidency [22 candidates were registered so far] (Interfax) 08/02/2004
Orthodox Church (UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate) Calls Apostate Priests to Repent (RISU) 08/02/2004
11 UOC-Kyivan Patriarchate Orthodox Priests Join “Sobornopravna” Church (RISU) 08/02/2004
Embassy of God Prays for Ukraine (RISU) 08/02/2004
Протести в Сумах зростатимуть, заявляють організатори (VOA) 08/02/2004
Ющенко пiдписує угоду з Морозом, змальовує сценарiй прем`єрства Кучми (VOA) 08/02/2004
США вiддають належне Українi за її внески в iракську мiсiю (VOA) 08/02/2004
US hails Ukraine role in Iraq after troop-withdrawal hint (AFP/Yahoo) 08/02/2004
U.S. values the sacrifices made in Iraq (UPI/Wash Times) 08/02/2004
Ukraine PM Wants to Cut Soldiers in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 08/02/2004
[Putin's] Main security goal neutralizing foreign spies (AP/Baku Sun) 08/02/2004
For Ukrainians, Exit Polls Could Prevent Fraud (CPOD) 08/02/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, right, and socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz smile after signing an agreement on a fair presidential election, in Ukraine's capital Kiev Monday, Aug. 2, 2004. Yushchenko is expected to face a strong challenge from powerful Prime MInister Viktor Yanukovych, who is backed by incumbent Leonid Kuchma. Moroz's chances are considered slim in the Oct. 31 vote (AP/Yahoo) 08/02/2004
Ukraine to discuss Iraq troop withdrawal - report (Ample) 08/02/2004
Ukraine pipeline 'will ease price pressure' [Odesa-Brody] (Financial Times) 08/02/2004
Ukrtransnafta starts to fill Odessa-Brody pipeline (Interfax) 08/02/2004
Ukraine pipeline operator signs deal with TNK-BP [Odesa-Brody] (AP/Baku Sun) 08/02/2004
Ukrainian govt. boosts GDP growth forecast to 10.5% (Interfax) 08/02/2004
Outrage at Nazi Labor Camp Compensation (Deutsche Welle) 08/02/2004
Georgian PM Hails Ukrainian Visit as 'Fruitful' (Civil Georgia) 08/02/2004
Ukraine: losses from viruses surge (Computer Crime Research Center) 08/02/2004
China To Cooperate With Brazil On Satellite Launches (Space Daily) 08/02/2004
Ukraine interested in investing here [Malaysia] (New Straits Times) 08/02/2004
Andreychuk brings Cup home (USA Today) 08/02/2004
Vikings return to the Caspian Sea (Baku Sun) 08/02/2004
Association takes hobby to the skies [Alex Eremenko, 43, a Ukranian scientist] (LA Daily News) 08/02/2004
No More Heroes ['House of Flying Daggers' parts filmed in Ukraine for want of an actual unspoiled Chinese forest.] (Time) 08/02/2004
Still the chairman of the board [Stompin' Tom Connors treated fans to...a polka inspired by a Ukrainian wedding] (Canoe) 08/02/2004
У Сумах заарештовано учасників студентського протесту (BBC Ukrainian) 08/02/2004
Peace march stops in Natick [War has disrupted three generations of my family's life. My father walked from the Ukraine to Germany as a refugee...][From 7/30/04] (Natick Bulltin & Tab) 08/02/2004
Микола Мельниченко: Заява [Statement by Mykola Melnychenko (Kuchmagate whistleblower)] (BRAMA) 08/02/2004
A Fraying Coalition? [Iraq] (Time) 08/02/2004
Crimean wine producer survives century of business upheaval (AFP/Malta Times) 08/02/2004
GOP lobbyist [Andrew Futey] linked to rogue stockbroker (AP/Cincinnati Enquirer) 08/01/2004
Американська Гельсiнська комiсiя критикує президента Кучму (VOA) 08/01/2004
Що пропонують кандидати Ржавський, Вiтренко, Кiнах (VOA) 08/01/2004
Український контингент в Іраку буде збільшено, каже Міноборони (VOA) 08/01/2004
Wall Street Journal про вибори в Українi (VOA) 08/01/2004
Напруження в Сумах (VOA) 08/01/2004
Peabody man, 89, tills family garden [Lawrence Stepenuck...Be sure you say Ukrainian rather than Russian...] (Salem News) 08/01/2004
Dancers energize Ukrainian event [Voloshky] (Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin) 08/01/2004
Photo: Rowers of Poland, Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland and Ukraine (from background to foreground) take part in the lightweight men's single sculls final at the World Rowing Championships on Lake Banyoles near Barcelona August 1, 2004. Germany placed first followed by Switzerland and Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/01/2004
Yet Another Transcarpathian Church Takes Fire [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
Chargers sign Igor Olshansky (SD Bolt Report) 08/01/2004
Lviv Regional Administration Registers Sknyliv Ecumenical Brotherhood [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
Mission to Kiev emphasizes need to help others (Charlotte Observer) 08/01/2004
Trade: Risks go with growth opportunities (New Hampshire Sunday News) 08/01/2004
The dead man, whose body was found at a flat in Muckno Street, is thought to have been from the Ukraine (UTV Belfast) 08/01/2004
Moldova Student Struggles for School (AP/ABCNews) 08/01/2004
3 Ukrainian immigrants killed in crash with SUV (AP/Buffalo News) 08/01/2004
First Roman Catholic Hierarch Visits Reformed Church in Odesa [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
Britons among 18 injured in Prague grenade attack [By Askold Krushelnycky] (Independent) 08/01/2004
Former SS guard killed in crash [Dr Swiatomyr Fostun, 80] (Daily Telegraph) 08/01/2004
Belarus deports Chernobyl expert (BBC) 08/01/2004
Mystery as scientist is expelled [British scientist who has spent years studying the fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear disaster has been mysteriously deported from neighbouring Belarus] (Guardian) 08/01/2004
Powell assures Poles the U.S. will stand with them (AP/NY Newsday) 08/01/2004
Odesa Christians Give Spiritual Support to HIV Positive [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
Results of First Poll Concerning Greek Catholic Patriarchate Released [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
Orthodox (UOC-MP) Synod Releases Pastoral Address on Presidential Elections [From 7/31/04] (RISU) 08/01/2004
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![Photo: Ukraine's Silviu Simioncencu [?] sits on the dock after he and team mate Florin Popescu failed to qualify in the men's C2 500-metre during competition at the Athens 2004 Olympics August 26, 2004. The Ukranian pair placed fourth just missing out.](http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=634&u=/040826/ids_photos_sp/r3445083329.jpg&printer=1){kind=link}
![Photo: Ukraine's Yuriy Bilong [Bilonog] of Ukraine holds his gold medal for the shot put at Olympic Stadium in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. The competition was held in Olympia, Greece on August 18.](http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=634&u=/040820/ids_photos_sp/r4235690381.jpg&printer=1){kind=link}
![Photo: Medal winners in the men's shot put (L-R) Adam Nelson of the U.S., Yuriy Bilong [Bilonog] of Ukraine and Joachim Olsen of Denmark hold their medals at Olympic Stadium in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 20, 2004. The competition was held in Olympia, Greece on August 18.](http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=634&u=/040820/ids_photos_sp/r717861416.jpg&printer=1){kind=link}
