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70,000 ballots reprinted in Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 10/31/2004
Polls Close in Ukraine's Presidential Election (Politinfo) 10/31/2004
VIDEO: Ukraine Polls Open In Bitter Campaign (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Leaders of DOS-Democratic Opposition of Serbia, that toppled Serbia's President Slobodan Milosevic, Vladan Batic, left,late premier Zoran Djindjic,center, and Vesna Pesic,right, display T-shirts received as gifts from the pro-opposition students' group called 'Otpor', (Resistance) in Belgrade, on Thursday Feb. 17 2000 file photo.'Otpor' led an uprising that toppled Slobodan Milosevic in 2000, and last year they played a major role in ousting another autocrat in Georgia. A group of youthful Serbs is offering advice on how to carry out peaceful revolutions, and their latest clients are people trying to shake off oppression in Ukraine and Belarus. (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko signs a book entitled 'Viktor Yushchenko. I Believe in Ukraine' for an unidentified supporter in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses his supporters in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses his supporters in front of an election poster showing him and his youngest son Taras in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
PM Yanukovych Leading Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
PM Takes Early Lead in Ukraine Presidential Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's pro-Russian PM takes early lead in presidential poll count (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Frontrunners for President Both Claim Early Leads (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Yanukovych Leading Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, opposition leader head for presidential runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Challenger takes lead in Ukraine vote (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Irregularities mar Ukraine polls (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Вечір дня виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's election commission officials empty a ballot box at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Election commision officials empty a ballot-box at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian election commission official cuts unused ballots with a hack-saw at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainians cheer as they watch a TV channel announcing results of exit polls at the headquarters of presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, in Kiev. Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and liberal challenger Yushchenko took the top spots in a presidential election on Sunday and will take their debate over the country's future through to a run-off next month, exit polls said. Two polls, conducted by Ukrainian research institutes, put Western-leaning Yushchenko ahead of Yanukovich (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Poll: Yushchenko Leads Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, opposition leader head for presidential runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine opposition holds narrow lead in presidential vote: exit polls (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, Challenger to Meet in Run-Off Vote (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Two rivals heading for run-off in Ukraine election (Financial Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's Former Prime Minister Leads in Vote, Exit Poll Shows (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Preliminary Results of Exit Polls: Yushchenko Leading (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Yushchenko Received Some 51.1% of Votes - NGO's Exit-Poll (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Yanukovych Received 43.5% of Votes, Yushchenko - 39.2% - Exit-Poll of 'Public Opinion' Fund (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Yushchenko Received Some 45.23% of Votes, Yanukovych - Some 36.79% - Exit Poll of KIIS and Razumkov Center (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Some 41.98% - for Yushchenko, Some - 40.11% - for Yanukovych - Exit-Poll of 'Sotcis' and 'Social Monitoring' (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Оприлюднено попередні дані екзит-полів (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Polls close in Ukraine election (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Serbs Offer Nonviolent Revolution Advice (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly couple cast their ballot papers while a child sits nearby, at their house in the village of Khotianivka near capital Kiev. Ukrainians began voting for a new president on Sunday in a tense contest set to determine whether the ex-Soviet state intensifies traditional links with Moscow or begins looking towards the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A man casts his vote into the ballot box at his home in the village of Orany, some 140 km outside Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman, Paraska Mostovenko, casts her ballot at home in the village of Gvozdov, 60 km south of Kiev, Ukraine, during the presidental election. The Ukrainian vote is closely watched by the West as a sign of whether the former Soviet republic is commited to democracy (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian election commission official helps an elderly woman to vote at home in the village of Gvozdov, 60 km south of Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A pregnant woman reading her ballot paper is seen through a curtain in a booth at a polling station organized at a maternity hospital in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman looks through her ballot paper at her house in the town of Boyarka near the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, greets supporters as he holds his son Taras after voting at a polling station in Kiev. Ukrainian voters start choosing a new president on Sunday, a tense contest to determine whether the ex-Soviet state intensifies traditional links with Moscow or begins looking towards the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, answers journalists' questions as he holds his son Taras after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media hoilding his youngest son Taras as his wife Katerina hugs daughter Khrystyna outside a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media hoilding his youngest son Taras as his wife Katerina hugs daughter Khrystyna outside a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to media at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, liberal Viktor Yushchenko, answers journalists' questions after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, assisted by his daughter Sofia, casts his ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko casts his ballot as his daughters Khrystyna and Sofia look on at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, with his daughters Khrystyna, Sofia and Vitalina casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko poses with his ballot as his daughters Khrystina, Sofia and Vitalina look on at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko leaves a polling booth along with his daughter Khrystina at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, leaves a booth at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Presidential regiment soldiers cast their ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Soldiers of Ukraine's Presidential regiment cast their ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers leave voting booths at a polling station in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A soldier of Ukraine's presidential regiment looks through the ballot paper as his comrades wait their turn to receive ballots at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A soldier of Ukraine's Presidential regiment leaves a booth as his comrades receive ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Soldiers of Ukraine's Presidential regiment receive their ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich smiles after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, smiles as he casts his vote at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, smiles as he prepares to vote at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, leaves a voting cabin at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, leaves the polling booth with his ballot to cast his vote for presidential elections at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich leaves a voting booth at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich receives his ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, signs his ballot paper as he prepares to vote in a presidential election at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Coal miners cast their ballot papers at a polling station organized at a mine in the town of Gorlivka (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A coal miner leaves a booth to cast his ballot at a polling station organized at a mine in the town of Gorlivka, about 50 km from Donetsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian orthodox priest leaves a booth to cast his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian orthodox priest leaves a booth to cast his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian orthodox priests receive their ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma signs an autograph in his book for a journalist after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma answers journalists' questions after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman casts her ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian woman casts her ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An woman casts her vote in the Ukraine presidential election while media personnel look on at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An unidentified Ukrainian woman leaves a polling booth to cast her ballot at a polling station in Kiev. Ukrainians vote in a presidential election on Sunday, that is being viewed as a test of democracy in the ex-Soviet republic and an indicator of whether Ukraine will strengthen its historical links with neighboring Russia or push for closer integration with the West (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Water cannons under netting stand outside the central election commission building in Kiev. Ukrainians cast ballots in a presidential election Sunday that has raised fears of post-election unrest in this ex-Soviet republic and the opposition complained of election violations just hours into the voting (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: APC and armoured vehicles armed with water cannons stand outside the central election commission building in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: People read free newspapers with pre-election topics in downtown Lviv (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Some 53.85% of Electors Cast Their Ballots in Ukraine as of 15.00 (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Ющенко: виборець може захистити свій вибір (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Янукович проголосував 'за майбутнє України' (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Мороз: проведено тотальну підготовку до фальсифікацій (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Tymoshenko: Election's Outcome Likely to Become Catastrophe for Authorities and Symonenko (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Голова парламенту засудив міліцію (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
У день виборів з низки облвиборчкомів виключено представників опозиції (Кореспондент) 10/31/2004
Tension marks Ukrainian election (BBC News) 10/31/2004
В Україні обирають президента (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Voting to Be Closely Watched (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine votes in 'moment of truth' presidential election (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Big turnout expected in Ukrainian poll (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Poll to Show if Ukraine Looks to Russia, the West (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians set for tense election (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians Go to Polls to Elect Successor to President Kuchma (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Nervous mood grips Ukraine on election day (CTV) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians Vote for New President in Tight Race (VOA News) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's Crucial Election (Wash Post) 10/31/2004
Ukraine ready to march away from the East (Sunday Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine poll marred by fraud and unrest (Independent) 10/31/2004
Ukraine faces milestone election (Wash Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine Vote Lets Russia Flex Its Emerging Political Muscle (Wash Post) 10/31/2004
Ukraine May Tip to the West or to the Past in Voting (LA Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine awaits presidency vote (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's murky electioneering (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Concern over fairness of Ukrainian election (Scotland on Sunday) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian vote to put fairness to the test (St. Paul Pioneer Press) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Protesters Say Authorities Staging Violence on Eve of Elections (RFE/RL) 10/31/2004
Влада готується до війни (Українська Правда) 10/31/2004
Комітет Виборців України про перебіг виборів (Громадське радіо) 10/31/2004
ЦВК заявляє, що Україна повністю готова до виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
All Democracy is fragile (Macon Telegraph) 10/31/2004
Europe: adventures in neverland (Scotland on Sunday) 10/31/2004
Ukraine Elections: Letter from Academics (BRAMA) 10/30/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition figure and top presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko is seen with his family in his home village of Khoruzhivka in Ukraine's eastern Sumy region. Background left to right are son Andriy, daughter Vitalina, granddaughter Yaryna, daughter Sofia that he holds by the hand; foreground are wife Kateryna with youngest son Taras, daughter Khrystyna , mother Varvara (AP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Photo: A boy straightens a poster of oppositon leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Horuzhivka, Yushchenko's native village (AFP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Photo: A worker assembles ballot boxes in a polling station in Horuzhivka, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko's native village, 285 km from Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
День народження країни (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Europe's real test: Ukrainians choose between the future and their past (The Times) 10/30/2004
Ukraine vote a threat to West (Toronto Sun) 10/30/2004
Ukrainians Vote for President Amid Fears (AP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Ukraine steps up security as presidential vote goes to the wire (AFP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Ukraine poll decides Russian or Western orientation (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/30/2004
Ukraine to choose Russia or the West in tense poll (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/30/2004
Ukraine Gears Up for Tense Election (Deutsche Welle) 10/30/2004
Is Ukraine facing a massive uprising? (Globe and Mail) 10/30/2004
Accusations fly in Ukraine (Toronto Star) 10/30/2004
Fears of violence as Ukraine heads for polls (Financial Times) 10/30/2004
Intense Campaign Down To the Wire in Ukraine (Wash Post) 10/30/2004
US threatens to step in if Ukraine election is rigged (The Times) 10/30/2004
US threat increases tension in Ukraine poll (Guardian) 10/30/2004
Джон Хербст: «Ми хочемо, щоб наступний президент України був обраний українським народом, а не впливовими і багатими людьми» (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Про національну гордість малоросів (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
EU parlaiment warns Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 10/30/2004
Dirty tactics rampant in Ukrainian election, observer reports (Edmonton Journal) 10/30/2004
Voters in Ukraine will choose direction (IH Tribune) 10/30/2004
Ukrainians Prepare to Elect New President (VOA News) 10/30/2004
The Last Data Before the Elections: Yushchenko’s gained 4% more and lost 8% at the same time (Ukrayinska Pravda) 10/30/2004
Ліна Костенко: «Я просто люблю свободу» (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Чи витримає Україна новий 25-річний трагічний цикл? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Ukraine Steps Up Security on Eve of Election (RFE/RL) 10/30/2004
The Power of the People coalition’s appeal to Ukrainian citizens (Ukrayinska Pravda) 10/30/2004
Наше діло (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Микола Вересень: «Хто ж, якщо не ми, кого ж, якщо не їх» (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Concerto for surgical instruments (Sydney Morning Herald) 10/30/2004
Dazzling dancers from Ukraine preserve glitzy style of Soviet era (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 10/30/2004
I was a brain-eating zombie… (Daily Telegraph) 10/30/2004
The empire sneaks back (IH Tribune) 10/29/2004
Ukraine’s Choice: Russia, or the West (National Review) 10/29/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a pre-elections rally in Nedrigaylivka. The presidential election in Ukraine will take place on 31 October. A victory by Yushchenko could initiate the transformation of Ukraine from a bridge between Moscow and the West into a member of the European Union -- shifting liberal Europe's center of gravity closer to Russia's border (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Young Ukrainians shout slogans as they take part in a rally in support of main opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian students, supporters of Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, hold a ribbon reading 'I am for Yanukovich!' before burning it during a spontaneous rally in downtown Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Members of the Ukrainian youth opposition 'Pora' movement shout slogans during a meeting outside the Interior Ministry office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: An elderly woman begs as supporters of Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich march along the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainians carry white and blue banners during a rally in support of Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: People take free documents about Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in the downtown of Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev. Polls suggest that the two leading candidates, liberal standard-bearer Yushchenko and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, are neck and neck, with the opposition saying the authorities are running a dirty tricks campaign to give Yanukovich an unfair advantage, just days before a tense vote seen as a choice between closer ties with Russia or the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, leader of the Ukrainian opposition and one of the main presidential candidates, gestures during a press conference in Kiev two days before presidential elections in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushenko gestures during a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures during a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Ukraine challenger predicts mass cheating in vote (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/29/2004
Яку Україну бачить Віктор Ющенко (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Ukraine to Join EU, NATO within Five Years: Yushchenko (AFP/Defense News) 10/29/2004
Останні дані перед виборами: у Ющенка плюс 6%. І одночасно мінус 8% (Українська Правда) 10/29/2004
U.S. Warns Ukraine About Elections (AP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
US to Re-examine Relations with Ukraine if Election Flawed (VOA News) 10/29/2004
US Says Ukraine Can Still Salvage a Free and Fair Election (VOA News) 10/29/2004
U.S. Senator Expresses Concern About Ukraine Election (VOA News) 10/29/2004
Ukraine can ill afford an unfair election (Financial Times) 10/29/2004
A Washington Perspective (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
Presidential Ballot Crucial to Ukraine’s Democracy (VOA News) 10/29/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader as Russia and the West watch anxiously (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader under nervous eye of Russia, West (AFP/EU Business) 10/29/2004
Ukraine's presidential election a boiling cauldron (CP/Edmonton Journal) 10/29/2004
To Which Viktor the Spoils? (Tiscali) 10/29/2004
Putin enters Ukrainian election row by attending army parade (Independent) 10/29/2004
Putin has an eye on the future as he looks back on Soviet glory victory (Daily Telegraph) 10/29/2004
Pre-election parade in Kiev a chilling symbol? (Globe and Mail) 10/29/2004
Fear and Politics at Kiev War Parade (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
Farewell, Ukraine (MosNews) 10/29/2004
Major Presidential Candidates All But Ignore Media Issues in Their Manifestos (RFE/RL) 10/29/2004
Ukrainian President Lashes Out at Opposition (RFE/RL) 10/29/2004
Л.Кучма радить незадоволеним журналістам звільнятися (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Seven leading journalists leave Ukraine's 1+1 television (Interfax-Russia) 10/29/2004
Journalists of mainstream TV channels protest media harassment (Public Radio) 10/29/2004
An open letter by Oksana Zabuzhko (Globe and Mail) 10/29/2004
Letter: The Ukraine election (IH Tribune) 10/29/2004
Letter: Future is brighter for Ukraine under Yushchenko (Financial Times) 10/29/2004
КВУ: виборча кампанія не відбувалася чесно (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Supreme Court annuls CEC decision to set up 41 extra polling stations in Russia (Public Radio) 10/29/2004
Pre-poll spending seen fuelling Ukraine inflation (Reuters) 10/29/2004
Currency crisis adds twist to Ukraine poll (Financial Times) 10/29/2004
Businesses Bet on Ukraine's Future (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
Kiev hits out at Commission over delay (EU Observer) 10/29/2004
All By Itself (Transitions Online) 10/29/2004
Vatican hesitant on Turkey's bid for EU membership (Catholic World News) 10/29/2004
Kung Pao Taiwan: Powell’s remarks in Taiwan are Asia’s 'Chicken Kiev' (National Review) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Interior Ministry officer Mykola Hrytsak shows the new passport of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich during a presentation ceremony in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
28 Identity Theft Suspects Arrested in Transatlantic Sting (Wash Post) 10/29/2004
Ліна Костенко. Голос за Ющенка, який має величезну вагу (Україна молода) 10/29/2004
Іван Дзюба: Хочу жити в Україні, а не в путінському «пространствє» (Україна молода) 10/29/2004
L'Incoronazione di Poppea, Barbican, London (Independent) 10/29/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovich, Prime Minister of Ukraine and candidate to the presidential post, stands in front of icons in an Orthodox church in Kiev two days before the elections (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich lights a candle during his visit to an orthodox church in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Yushchenko Promises Equal Rights for All Churches in Ukraine (RISU) 10/29/2004
Greek Catholic Head Not Included in List of Voters (RISU) 10/29/2004
Metropolitan Michael to Celebrate Special Divine Liturgy at Cathedral (UAOC) 10/29/2004
Program for the Niagara Falls Internment Camp Plaque Unveiling (UCCLA) 10/29/2004
Oksana on road to recovery (Calgary Sun) 10/29/2004
Putin's unchallenged imperialism moves to Ukraine (CS Monitor) 10/28/2004
Ukraine braces for tense election (CS Monitor) 10/28/2004
Tension High as Election Nears (RFE/RL) 10/28/2004
The Dirtiest Elections Yet (Transitions Online) 10/28/2004
Dirty tricks mar Ukraine election (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Q&A: Ukraine's election (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Ukraine Election Seen As Test of Democracy (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Where the cold war never died (Guardian) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev. Ukraine's pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Yanukovich and liberal standard-bearer Viktor Yushchenko run neck and neck amid a presidential campaign marked by mutual charges of dirty trick, just days before a tense vote seen as a choice between closer ties with Russia or the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a top presidential candidate, gestures as he answers media questions at his news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a top presidential candidate, answers media questions at his news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Ukraine PM vows to cede powers to regions if elected president (AFX/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Створення 41 дільниці в Росії скасовано (BBC Ukrainian) 10/28/2004
EU Warns That Free Elections Are Key to Closer Ties (RFE/RL) 10/28/2004
EU urges Ukrainian regime to stop violations of human rights (Public Radio) 10/28/2004
В Українi фiксуються масовi порушення прав людини (VOA News) 10/28/2004
Photo: A man walks along the canon of a tank in front of the Motherland monument and WW II museum in Kiev during festivities marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Ukraine from the Nazi occupation (AFP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin smiles as he along with his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma, and Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych, attend the military parade in Kiev. Soviet style pomp and politics marked the anniversary of the liberation of Ukraine from Nazi Germany 60 years ago, as the country entered the closing stages of the heated campaigning for this weekend's presidential vote (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich review a military parade in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: A soldier sitting atop a WWII T-34 tank holds the Victory Banner, which the Soviet Army hoisted above the Reichstag in 1945, during a military parade in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Soviet WWII vintage Tu-34 tank with soldiers dressed as Red Army mechanized infantry on it drive during the military parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian women dressed as Red Army medical officers and hospital attendants march during the military parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian troopers march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian cadets march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma pose with World War Two veterans in central Kiev. Kuchma issued a veiled warning to the ex-Soviet state's liberal opposition to avoid violence in a weekend election to choose his successor (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Military Parade Steals Focus in Tense Ukraine Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Ukraine parade marks liberation (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Ukraine opposition upset by Putin's timely visit (Financial Times) 10/28/2004
Putin's Campaign Has Kiev on Edge (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Metropolitan Stephan Petrovich on Vladimir Putin's Visit in Ukraine (UAOC) 10/28/2004
АнтиЮщенківський лист розіслав... підлеглий Лужкова. Він же... міжнародний спостерігач від СНД (Українська Правда) 10/28/2004
Zhirinovsky hopes for Yanukovych's victory in Ukrainian vote (Interfax-Russia) 10/28/2004
Yushchenko Went From Central Bank to Politics (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Yanukovych a Product of Donetsk Coal Region (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Хто ввійде в новий уряд за президентства Ющенка і Януковича (Кореспондент) 10/28/2004
Candidates Spent Nearly Billion of Dollars on Election Campaign - Freedom of Choice Coalition (UNIAN) 10/28/2004
Ukraine Voters Must Choose Either Pro-Western or Pro-Russian Candidate (CNS News) 10/28/2004
Letter: Ukraine already thriving under Yanukovich (Financial Times) 10/28/2004
Journalists of Inter, ICTV, Novy Kanal and TNT Issued Statement Against Censorship on TV (UNIAN) 10/28/2004
Тележурналісти протестують проти утисків (BBC Ukrainian) 10/28/2004
Hunger Strike at Channel 5 (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Internet increasingly the target of government repression (Reporters sans frontières) 10/28/2004
Ukraine gets failing grade on freedom of expression (Public Radio) 10/28/2004
Reporters on the Job (CS Monitor) 10/28/2004
Голосують українці Німеччини (Deutsche Welle) 10/28/2004
Bush and Russia's Brew (UAOC) 10/28/2004
Iraq militants seize Polish woman (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Ukrainian Contingent in Iraq Came Under Fire (UNIAN) 10/28/2004
Journalists Killed in Iraq (Reuters) 10/28/2004
Quake-weary Romania counts damage, says no injuries (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/28/2004
Polish ex-spy chief says Russia flexes oil muscle (Reuters) 10/28/2004
Pregnant ballerina Dvorovenko to take maternity leave, miss national tour (AP/Newsday) 10/28/2004
Icon Diplomacy (AP/ABC) 10/28/2004
Film documents Ukrainian story: Journey of Hope tells of the growth of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in Alberta (Western Catholic Reporter) 10/28/2004
Ukraine's Big Decision (CS Monitor) 10/27/2004
A testing time for democracy (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Ukrainian campaign tainted by violence (Daily Telegraph) 10/27/2004
Ukrainian Candidate Vows to Protest Any Voting Fraud (Bloomberg) 10/27/2004
Дипломати ЄС вимагають покласти край порушенням (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Analysis: A Game Without Rules (RFE/RL) 10/27/2004
Press Freedom in Ukraine (the following is an editorial reflecting the views of the United States Government) (VOA News) 10/27/2004
RFE/RL Supports Ukraine TV Journalists on Hunger Strike (RFE/RL) 10/27/2004
Ukraine journalists go on hunger strike (ABC-Australia) 10/27/2004
Ukraine Election Called 'Battle Between Democracy and Authoritarianism' (VOA News) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's tomb in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Presidents Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, Vladimir Putin of Russia, Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine, and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych and President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko hold flowers as they take part in wreath laying ceremony to mark 60th anniversary of Ukraine's liberation in WWII (AP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich observe a moment of silence during a ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Presidents Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, Vladimir Putin of Russia, Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine, and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma toasts champagne with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during their meeting at the Presidential palace in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin speaks to President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma during their talks one-to-one at Mariinsky palace in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Армія, парад, Путін і розчарування влади (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Russia's support for Yanukovych may backfire (ISN) 10/27/2004
Ex-Soviet states still in Russia's shadow (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Russian President Stops Short of Openly Endorsing Yanukovych During Visit (RFE/RL) 10/27/2004
Backing favorites abroad, Putin raises eyebrows at home (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Putin's Kiev visit 'timed to influence Ukraine poll' (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Putin wades into Ukrainian election (Globe and Mail) 10/27/2004
Putin Goes on Stump in Ukraine (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
Putin answers questions on Ukrainian TV (BBC News) 10/27/2004
Russia's Interference in Ukraine Is in Vain (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
A Moscow Perspective on Ukraine's Election (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
Фантомні болі демократії (Львівська газета) 10/27/2004
PACE to Observe Presidential Election in Ukraine (UNIAN) 10/27/2004
Звіт ОБСЄ: Влада на місцях підтримує Януковича, у ЗМІ немає об’єктивної інформації про всіх кандидатів (Кореспондент) 10/27/2004
Янукович не зможе перемогти у першому турі, вважають соцiологи (VOA News) 10/27/2004
The Campaign in Ukraine: If you think the U.S. election is nasty, take a look at this one (Slate) 10/27/2004
Україна опустилась у рейтингу «Репортерів без кордонів» на шість позицій (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Kerry Campaign: Bush-Cheney Ad Fact Check (USNewswire) 10/27/2004
Iraq to be early problem for White House winner (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Strong Earthquake Shakes Romania (AP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Кардинала Гузара не виявилося в списку виборців (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Скуратівський: я переляканий тим, що робиться довкола (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Юрій Андрухович: «Ситуація в Україні нагадує 1968 рік в Німеччині» (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Ukrainian troupe to kick up excitement with spirited dances (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 10/27/2004
Fashion fund-raiser for scholarships (Sun-Herald) 10/27/2004
Former banker steeled for Ukraine elections (Financial Times) 10/26/2004
Tensions rise as Ukraine poll nears (The Times) 10/26/2004
Голос Америки провiв круглий стiл на тему виборiв в Українi (VOA News) 10/26/2004
Photo: A group of journalists from Ukraine's Channel 5 continues their hunger strike as they protest against the authorities at their office in Kiev. The journalists launched their hunger strike on Monday and accused the government of exerting pressure on the station ahead of the country's October 31 presidential election (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Photo: A group of journalists from Ukraine's Channel 5 continues their hunger strike as they protest against the authorities at their office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Глава Єврокомісії: Ситуація навколо '5-го каналу' не на користь європейським прагненням України (Кореспондент) 10/26/2004
TV station journalists go on hunger strike over threatened withdrawal of licence (Reporters sans frontières) 10/26/2004
TV 5 Kanal On Hunger Strike (UNIAN) 10/26/2004
Analysis: Putin and the Liberation of Ukraine from Nazism (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Янукович заплутався в шнурках маріонетки? (Українська Правда) 10/26/2004
Russia's Putin Lauds Ukraine PM in TV Appearance (Reuters) 10/26/2004
Russia's Putin in Ukraine ahead of decisive presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Putin Travels to Ukraine to Praise PM (AP/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Putin praises Ukraine's leader (BBC News) 10/26/2004
Putin, in Ukraine, Praises Government Days Before Election (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Russian President Begins Three-Day Visit to Ukraine, Just Days Ahead of Crucial Election (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Putin to begin controversial pre-election trip to Ukraine with unusual live TV appearance (AP/Kyiv Post) 10/26/2004
Putin to Appear Live on Ukrainian TV (Moscow Times) 10/26/2004
Події під ЦВК 23 жовтня очима свідків (Громадське радіо) 10/26/2004
Сутички біля ЦВК: влада і опозиція звинувачують одна одну (BBC Ukrainian) 10/26/2004
The Game with No Rule Book [scroll down] (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate and Socialist party leader Oleksander Moroz delivers his speech during a rally outside the Cabinet of Ministers in Kiev. Ukraine's Socialist Party members staged a meeting in support of Moroz and protested against rising of prices, ahead of the country's October 31 presidential election (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Мороз: Кучма хоче висунутися сам (BBC Ukrainian) 10/26/2004
Машину депутата Бондаренка залили палаючим бензином (BBC Ukrainian) 10/26/2004
Yanukovych's Press-Service Does Not Accredit UNIAN Journalists (UNIAN) 10/26/2004
Ukrainian TV Channel Journalists Go on Hunger Strike; Opposition Campaigner Attacked with Inflammable Liquid; Youth Group Announces Week of Protests; Russian President to Visit Ukraine [scroll down] (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Opposition Activists Harassed and Arbitrarily Arrested (Amnesty International) 10/26/2004
Ukrainians Prepare to Elect a New President (PolitInfo) 10/26/2004
The other crazy election (Tufts Daily) 10/26/2004
10,000 Join Student Opposition Protest in Lviv (VOA News) 10/26/2004
Виборчі дільниці за кордоном (Львівська газета) 10/26/2004
Ukraine Occupies 138th Place in Worldwide Press Freedom Index (UNIAN) 10/26/2004
East Asia and Middle East have worst press freedom records (Reporters sans frontières) 10/26/2004
Too early for Ukraine to enter EU - Yanukovych (Interfax) 10/26/2004
Next US president to inherit a legacy of mistrust and fear (Guardian) 10/26/2004
Invisible poison lies forgotten in Chernobyl-polluted Belarus (AFP/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Queen's University professor was an authority on Siberian and Ukrainian history (Globe and Mail) 10/26/2004
Classical CDs. Silvestrov: 'Silent Songs' (Newark Star-Ledger) 10/26/2004
Ukrainian dance company leaps onto ECU stage (East Carolinian) 10/26/2004
War and peace (Daily Telegraph) 10/26/2004
SA, Ukraine now linked (South African Star) 10/26/2004
Actor friends go 'Long Way' (USA Today) 10/26/2004
In King Ralph we trust (Edmonton Sun) 10/26/2004
Bruised but unbowed into the Valley of Death (The Times) 10/26/2004
Putin's Unchallenged Imperialism (Wash Post) 10/25/2004
U.S. relations with Ukraine hinge on Sunday's down-and-dirty presidential vote (Knight Ridder) 10/25/2004
In the spotlight: Viktor Yushchenko (Financial Times) 10/25/2004
Stakes as GREAT as a human life? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/25/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader under nervous eye of Russia, West (AFP/EU Business) 10/25/2004
Huge Kyiv Rally Highlights Unease Ahead of Ukraine Vote (RFE/RL) 10/25/2004
Police held after Kiev rally attack (Financial Times) 10/25/2004
An important election looms in Ukraine (Modesto Bee) 10/25/2004
Держдепартамент США, Джон Керрi про ситуацiю в Українi (VOA News) 10/25/2004
Publisher of Business Weekly Arrested in Kyiv (UNIAN) 10/25/2004
The Last Inch (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/25/2004
Україна перед виборами: інтерв'ю з главою місії спостерігачів ОБСЄ (Deutsche Welle) 10/25/2004
Opposition activists arbitrarily detained (Amnesty International) 10/25/2004
Sergey Kivalov: 'I Will Not Consider Declaring the Election Invalid, Even in Theory' (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/25/2004
Без маневру (Грані-плюс) 10/25/2004
Мельниченко опублікував розшифровку розмови Кучми і Януковича у впливовій російській газеті (Кореспондент) 10/25/2004
Ukrainian President Cancels Foreign Trip as Poll Tensions Rise (RFE/RL) 10/25/2004
EU delays agreements with neighbouring countries (EU Observer) 10/25/2004
EU split over future asylum policy (Reuters) 10/25/2004
Dozens of Iraqi Soldiers Found Slain (LA Times) 10/25/2004
Sex on the auction block: 2 new books detail the sale of women and children into slavery as prostitutes (Detroit FreeP) 10/25/2004
Yuschenko is against passing 2005 budget before presidential election (Interfax) 10/25/2004
In the Heat of Passion (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/25/2004
'Сьогодні мовчати – національна зрада!' Розмова з Оксаною Забужко (Львівська газета) 10/25/2004
Ukraine’s Parliament Rejects Bills on Permanent Land Use for Religious Organizations (RISU) 10/25/2004
Photo: Ukrainian naval officers carry British and Ukrainian flags, during a service at the memorial for those who lost their lives in The Battle of Balaclava, on the 150th anniversary of The Charge of The Light Brigade (AP/Yahoo) 10/25/2004
Photo: Britain's Prince Philip is saluted by a Ukrainian sailor attends a memorial service for those who lost their lives in The Battle of Balaclava, on the 150th anniversary of The Charge of The Light Brigade, at Balaclava, in the Crimea, Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 10/25/2004
Photo: Riders participate in a re-enactment of the Crimean War's 'Charge of the Light Brigade' as they ride through what is known in British history as the 'Valley of Death' in the Crimea, Ukraine. The Charge of the Light Brigade was an unmitigated disaster for the British Army. Badly-phrased orders led about 670 cavalry into a hail of Russian bullets and cannon, killing the majority of them. Monday is the 150th anniversary of the infamous Charge (AP/Yahoo) 10/25/2004
Photo: Riders participate in a re-enactment of the Crimean War's 'Charge of the Light Brigade' as they ride through what is known in British history as the 'Valley of Death' in the Crimea, Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 10/25/2004
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