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The old bear is stirring again in Ukraine, and it's wearing Putin's face. Putin believes in the rule of a grim elite who will protect Russia from the corrupt West (The Times) 11/30/2004
'Countdown with Keith Olbermann': The electoral crisis in the Ukraine threatening to escalate out of control. (MSNBC) 11/30/2004
Is Kuchma's Proposal For New Vote A Bid To Sideline Yushchenko? (RFE/RL) 11/30/2004
Ukraine opposition ups pressure (BBC) 11/30/2004
[AUDIO] Ukraine's Soviet Past and Uncertain Democratic Future (NPR) 11/30/2004
[AUDIO] Opposition Leaders Quit Talks on Ukraine Vote (NPR) 11/30/2004
Ukraine State TV Workers Switching Sides (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Putin's Warning Appears Aimed for U.S. (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Glen Spey – Local Ukrainians watch and hope for a free nation (Times Herald-Record) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Unrest Worries Barcelona Soccer (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Publisher distributes free online copy of 'Beheaded, the killing of a journalist' by JV Koshiw, indictment of Ukraine's President Kuchma (Website) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian-Americans Hopeful About Election [Adrian Hevryk, Alex Motyl, Askold Lozynsky] (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Opposition Ends Compromise Talks (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Viktor Yushchenko: Ukraine's Rebellious Wonk. Why does the West want this candidate for Ukraine? (Time) 11/30/2004
OSCE Media Representative concerned over harassment of media outlets in Ukraine (OSCE) 11/30/2004
OSCE Secretary General Jan Kubis will travel to Ukraine on Wednesday (OSCE) 11/30/2004
Парламент ухвалює суперечливе рішення щодо виборів (VOA) 11/30/2004
The radicals with vested interest in orange victory (Guardian) 11/30/2004
Ukraine parliament ends session without passing no confidence vote (AFX/III) 11/30/2004
The anxious wait at Kiev's courts (BBC) 11/30/2004
Poll wrangling paralyses Ukraine. Ukraine's parliament has ended a debate on the presidential poll crisis without adopting a motion of no-confidence in Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych. (BBC) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Youth Group Mobilized for Demonstrations [PORA] (NPR) 11/30/2004
AUDIO: Ukraine Election Analysis [with Taras Kuzio] (NPR) 11/30/2004
AUDIO: Ukrainians Await Court Decision on Election [with Petro Koshukov, co-founder of 'Znaio,' a voter education project in Ukraine] (NPR) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian PM faces no-confidence vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Editorial: Spectre of a split (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Ukraine premier isolated as Russia warns of violence (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
New poll proposed to resolve Ukraine stand-off (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's president proposes fresh election (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Diplomatic courtesies barely conceal EU preference for new poll (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
UOC-Moscow Patriarchate Orthodox Parish in Kyiv Prays in Support of Yanukovych (RISU) 11/30/2004
Faithful at Monastery of the Caves will be Asked to Remove “Party” Symbols (RISU) 11/30/2004
Faithful in Eastern Regions of Ukraine Pray for Unity (RISU) 11/30/2004
Canadian diaspora joins orange campaign (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Letter: Eastern voters need positive message (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian-Americans push for pro-West leader (Macomb Daily) 11/30/2004
‘I hope that democracy will win' (Corvallis Gazette-Times) 11/30/2004
Ukranian MJC alumna leading protest in Kiev (Modesto Bee) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian immigrants in Maine react to political crisis (Foster's) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's Stolen election (NY Post) 11/30/2004
Yushchenko calls on Ukrainian govt to resign (Interfax-Russia) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian Lawmakers Hold Debate on No-Confidence Vote (Update3) (Bloomberg) 11/30/2004
Protesters Try to Enter Ukraine Parliament (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Protesters Push Through Fence at Ukraine Parliament (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Press sees Moscow hand in Ukraine crisis (BBC) 11/30/2004
Report: Putin Rejects Foreign Pressure (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Putin to Respect New Ukraine Election -- Germany (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's Isolated PM Repeats Offer to Opposition (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's parliament begins emergency session (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Polish Premier Says EU Neglected Ukraine for Too Long (Update2) (Bloomberg) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian central bank limits dollar purchases to support hryvna (AFX/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Limits imposed on Ukrainian banks [Ukraine's central bank has imposed limits on how many dollars customers can buy to reduce the risk of a run on the country's currency, the hryvna.] (BBC) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Opposition Ends Compromise Talks (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine opposition breaks off talks, resumes blockade (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Photo: Ukrainian deputies and supporters backing opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko try to prevent two other supporters from entering the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukrainian Opposition Reportedly Pulls Out of Talks (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine compromise ideas rejected, firm warnings on separatism (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
КОМІТЕТ ЮЩЕНКА ПРИПИНЯЄ ПЕРЕГОВОРИ І вимагає впустити людей в парламент [Yushchenko committee aborts negotiations and demands that the people enter Parliament] (Українська правда) 11/30/2004
Дипломатів, що підтримали Ющенка, відкликають до України [Diplomats that voiced support for Yushchenko are being recalled] (Українська правда) 11/30/2004
Moscow's dangerous game of Ukrainian roulette could backfire. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/30/2004
Isolated Kuchma offers prospect of fresh elections (Independent) 11/30/2004
Russians of the east vent their anger at the 'orange revolt'. By Neil Barnett in Donetsk (Independent) 11/30/2004
Russia/Ukraine: Did President Putin Miscalculate In Ukraine? (RFE/RL) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's Parliament Adjourns Without No-Confidence Motion (RFE/RL) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Pushing Poland's Buttons (LA Times) 11/30/2004
Crisis gives some signs of easing in Ukraine (IHT) 11/30/2004
EU policy chief flies to Kiev (Australia News) 11/30/2004
Rights groups condemn Ukraine media attacks (Guardian) 11/30/2004
Ukraine waits decision on nation's future (IOL) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Faces Split, Bloodshed, Putin Ally Says (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
I nearly pulled out of fight over Ukraine crisis [Vitali Klitschko] (London Evening Standard) 11/30/2004
UOC-Moscow Patriarchate Orthodox Chancellory Warns of Actions Conducted without its Blessing (RISU) 11/30/2004
Kiev protesters shivering, but stubborn (UPI/Wash Times) 11/30/2004
Ukraine PM Yanukovich proposes Ukraine re-vote with new candidates - UPDATE (AFX/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Kiev parliament protesters ejected (CNN) 11/30/2004
Christian Leaders of Odesa Call Political Leaders to Hear Voice of Protesters (RISU) 11/30/2004
Demands grow for new Ukraine election (Reuters) 11/30/2004
Schroeder, Putin Agree to Respect New Ukraine Result (Update1) (Bloomberg) 11/30/2004
‘Putinism' at work in Ukraine. By George Will (Montana Standard) 11/30/2004
Editorial: Glimmers of Sanity in Ukraine (NY Times) 11/30/2004
In a World Below, Bedrock Resistance to Protests in Kiev. By C. J. CHIVERS. [Coal miners in Donetsk, Ukraine, say they resent protests in the capital, Kiev, against Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich, whom they support. 'Kiev is not Ukraine,' said one.] (NY Times) 11/30/2004
A Softer Tone From Bush on Ukraine Points to a Quandary for U.S. (NY Times) 11/30/2004
New vote gains favor as solution in Ukraine (Chicago Tribune/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Protesters Push Through Fence at Ukraine Parliament (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Kiev's Boys in Blue Are Turning Orange (Moscow Times) 11/30/2004
'Kiev is not Ukraine'. By C.J. Chivers (The New York Times) (IHT) 11/30/2004
Democracy inaction (Salon) 11/30/2004
Where democracy refuses to die- Interview with Olena Prytula (Salon) 11/30/2004
A Softer Tone From Bush on Ukraine Points to a Quandary for U.S. (NY Times) 11/30/2004
Independence with a Solidarity Twist. Lech Walesa Has Come to Help Viktor Yushchenko (Kommersant) 11/29/2004
World Congress of Ukrainians states position on current events in Ukraine -/- Світовий Конґрес Українців: Про сучасні події в Україні (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's East Backs Autonomy Referendum (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Cardinal Husar Gives Position on Election Results (RISU) 11/29/2004
Steel industrialist banks on victory for Yanukovich. By Tom Warner [For Rinat Akhmetov, the coal and steel baron who is believed to be Ukraine's richest man, the declining prospects of his long-time ally Viktor Yanukovich becoming president have been hard to accept.] (Financial Times) 11/29/2004
US insists on Ukraine's territorial integrity amid secession calls (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Crisis a Reality Test for Bush-Putin Ties (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Truth and Consequences in Ukraine (The Nation) 11/29/2004
Ukraine crisis 'sparks bank rout' (BBC) 11/29/2004
Професор Гарварду про можливий вплив подiй в Українi на Росiю (VOA) 11/29/2004
Акція протесту біля Білого Дому (VOA) 11/29/2004
США стурбованi територiяльною цiлiснiстю України (VOA) 11/29/2004
Yanukovich's fans dream of secessionist Ukraine republic. By Tom Warner in Donetsk (Financial Times) 11/29/2004
NATO Secretary General's position on Ukraine crisis [From 11/26/04] (NATO) 11/29/2004
NATO Secretary General meets Ukrainian religious leaders (NATO) 11/29/2004
Ukraine President Bows to Pressure, Backs New Vote (Reuters) 11/29/2004
New Iron Curtain Threatens Ukraine: Thatcher (The Scotsman) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's youth take city centre military-style (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/29/2004
Ukraine election observer corroborates stories of rigged voting (ABC-Australia) 11/29/2004
A Smarting Bear. How smart has Russia's Ukraine policy been? Moscow doesn't know, but it knows it has a problem. (Transitions Online) 11/29/2004
Red, White, and Orange...There's no doubt whom Poland's politicians, media, and people are supporting in Ukraine. (Transitions Online) 11/29/2004
Orange Squeeze. By Ivan Lozowy (Transitions Online) 11/29/2004
Stars back Ukrainian boxing brothers' opposition campaign: report [Ukrainian boxing brothers Vladimir and Vitali Klitschko have reportedly secured the participation of a host of stars in a campaign to back the Ukrainian opposition] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukrainian-Americans Hope Election Mess Ends (1010 WINS) 11/29/2004
Ukraine election shenanigans an eye-opener for Mikva (Chicago Sun-Times) 11/29/2004
Departing Ukrainian President Would Support New Elections (NY Times) 11/29/2004
APPEAL of the Academic Community in Lviv to the Academic Community of Russia (NTSh) 11/29/2004
World Academia in Support of Freedom of the Ukrainan Nation (NTSh) 11/29/2004
Letter: To Mr. Volodymyr Lytvyn Head of the Supreme Council of Ukraine (NTSh) 11/29/2004
Shevchenko Scientific Society statement regarding events in Ukraine (NTSh) 11/29/2004
Kremlin-Backed Oligarchs Fueling Ukrainian Separatism (Our Ukraine) 11/29/2004
Finance Minister warns of repayment difficulties due to crisis (Ukrainian Journal) 11/29/2004
Russian units of special forces are in Ukraine for a week (Maidan) 11/29/2004
How can the Ukraine crisis be solved? (BBC) 11/29/2004
Ukraine President Endorses New Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukrainian-Americans rally at Capitol. Approximately 100 people gathered to protest an alleged fraudulent election. (Minnesota Daily) 11/29/2004
'Ukraine poll not free nor fair' (BBC) 11/29/2004
Powell Says Ukraine Must Stay Together (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Kuchma in favor of new elections in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine PM Says He'd Support Another Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Pope again prays for Ukraine (CWN) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Poll Neither Free Nor Fair, Says Straw (The Scotsman) 11/29/2004
[AUDIO] Ukraine Turmoil Raises Talk of Split (NPR) 11/29/2004
It’s Time. In solidarity with the protesters in Kiev. (National Review) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Is The Same Old Story. By Tom Fenton (CBS) 11/29/2004
Letter: West must not ignore Russian role in Ukraine (Daily Telegraph) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's youth take city centre military-style (Reuters) 11/29/2004
Kuchma says Ukraine economy may collapse in days like 'house of cards' (AFX/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Житель наметового мiстечка: «нас не подолати» (VOA) 11/29/2004
Чи перебувають російські війська на території України? (VOA) 11/29/2004
Верховний суд почав розглядати скарги опозицiї (VOA) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Supreme Court Meets on Election Crisis (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Supreme court will not issue ruling today (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Court Won't Rule on Ukraine Election Today (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Editorial: Ukrainian democracy (Tufts Daily) 11/29/2004
Ukraine waits on Supreme Court hearing (Daily Telegraph) 11/29/2004
[AUDIO] Ukrainian Court Hears Arguments on Disputed Election (NPR) 11/29/2004
East Ukraine a steppe removed from west. By Mark MacKinnon (Globe and Mail) 11/29/2004
Court Debates Validity of Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's Rifts Extend to the Economy (NY Times) 11/29/2004
Kuchma: Ukraine's Financial System Could Collapse (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Says Secession of East Would Be `Unacceptable' (Bloomberg) 11/29/2004
Division of Ukraine unacceptable: Kuchma (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Kuchma Calls for Compromise in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine court to hear election appeal as break-up threat mounts (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine court attempts to end poll crisis (Guardian) 11/29/2004
Tbilisi Mayor’s Office Collects Aid for Ukrainian Protesters (Civil Georgia) 11/29/2004
Donetsk decides on public vote on Dec 15 on constitutional amendments (Interfax-Russia) 11/29/2004
Army remains guarantor of Ukraine's territorial integrity - minister (Interfax-Russia) 11/29/2004
Georgian MFA Condemns Ukrainian Poll as Flawed (Civil Georgia) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Opposition Demands Kuchma Fire Yanukovych (Update6) (Bloomberg) 11/29/2004
Yanukovich chief quits bank [Serhiy Tyhypko] (AFP/Australian) 11/29/2004
Yanukovich campaign chief resigns, says re-run of election best solution [Serhiy Tyhypko] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Head of Ukrainian Central Bank Resigns [Serhiy Tyhypko, head of Ukraine's Central Bank and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych's presidential campaign team has resigned to engage in politics full-time] (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine high court reviews election (Wash Times) 11/29/2004
EU, NATO warn against break-up of Ukraine (AFX/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
8 hours in Kyiv's Maidan Nezalezhnist (Independence Square) SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
East coast Ukrainians mobilize protest in US capital city FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
A Line in the Sand - Bush vs. Putin FOTO/S (Crawford TX) (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
Chicago Ukrainian Community Supports 'President Yuschenko' FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
ПОРА блокує Кабмін та АП! [PORA blockade around Cabinet Ministry and Presidential administration buildings] (ПОРА) 11/29/2004
The Orange Revolution: Why Russia, the U.S. and Europe care so much about Ukraine's disputed presidential election (Time) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Journalist Stages Silent Revolt (Moscow Times) 11/29/2004
Comparing Roses and Chestnuts (Moscow Times) 11/29/2004
Kremlin Says West Is Meddling (Moscow Times) 11/29/2004
Donetsk Fuels Fears of a Breakup (Moscow Times) 11/29/2004
Report of military activity outside Ukraine capital [UNCONFIRMED] (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
Ukraine vote goes to court (CS Monitor) 11/29/2004
Ukraine flirting with a civil war. By Eric Margolis (Toronto Sun) 11/28/2004
Behind the scenes at Kiev's rally (BBC) 11/28/2004
UK Ukrainians show their true colours (BBC) 11/28/2004
Ukraine Opposition Urges PM's Ouster (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine Opposition Aide Issues Ultimatum to Kuchma (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine II: EU hypocrisy must end (IHT) 11/28/2004
Ukraine Group Gives President Ultimatum [warning it would block his movements unless he fired the prime minister by Monday night] (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine President Calls for Blockade's End (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko (R), his wife Katerina and one of their children wave to supporters during a rally in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Editorial: A frigid vigil in Ukraine: There's abundant evidence election was flawed (Oregon Register-Guard) 11/28/2004
British-Based Ukrainians Show Support for Yushchenko (The Scotsman) 11/28/2004
Back in the USSR? (Weekly Standard) 11/28/2004
Ukraine's Opposition Urged to Stay in Streets (VOA) 11/28/2004
Ukraine Security Council Asks Politicians to Speed Up Talks (Bloomberg) 11/28/2004
Revealed: the full story of the Ukrainian election fraud. By Tom Parfitt in Kiev and Colin Freeman (Daily Telegraph) 11/28/2004
EU joins Kiev's parliament in backing calls for fresh poll as 'winner' warns of civil war threat. By Tom Parfitt in Kiev (Daily Telegraph) 11/28/2004
A new iron curtain now threatens Europe. By Anne Applebaum (Daily Telegraph) 11/28/2004
Ukraine 'catastrophe' looms (Daily Telegraph) 11/28/2004
Ukraine heads for ballot re-run (Independent) 11/28/2004
Ukraine crisis: How the chaos unfolded (IOL) 11/28/2004
[AUDIO] Ukraine Election Crisis Heads to High Court [Adrian Karatnytsky of Freedom House] (NPR) 11/28/2004
Ukraine singer ends hunger strike [Pop star Ruslana Lezhychko has reportedly ended the hunger strike she began in support of opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko.] (Reuters/News Australia) 11/28/2004
Pro-Russia Ukraine region Donetsk to vote on more autonomy (AFX/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
In a legal limbo (Financial Times) 11/28/2004
Ukraine's Proud Past and Divided Present (Deutsche Welle) 11/28/2004
Eastern Ukraine vote fuels fears of break-up (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Lugar urges new Ukraine vote; no absentee ballots (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/28/2004
Transcript: Sen. Lugar on 'FOX News Sunday' (Fox) 11/28/2004
Pro-Russia regions of Ukraine threaten to split off in wake of disputed vote (AFX/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukrainian region seeks autonomy [Donetsk] (BBC) 11/28/2004
Pope Prays for Peace in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Diplomacy's just not his style [Bush, Putin] (Toronto Star) 11/28/2004
ЮЩЕНКО ПОПЕРЕДЖАЄ, ЩО О 20 ГОДИНІ МОЖУТЬ РОЗІГНАТИ МІТИНГ І ВВЕСТИ НАДЗВИЧАЙНИЙ СТАН [Yushchenko warning: possible attempt to disperse rally at 20:00 (Kyiv time) and impose martial law (?)] (Українська Правда) 11/28/2004
Ukraine President: Compromise Needed (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Fears of east-west split in Ukraine (Guardian) 11/28/2004
Ukraine crisis grows as MPs vote to cancel election result (Guardian) 11/28/2004
Could the Orange Revolution be just a mirage in the snow? Six days on and still they chant, still they march, still they seek to overturn the election result that cheated them. (Independent) 11/28/2004
Comment: Peter Unwin: Putin should keep his nose out of Ukraine. So should we (Independent) 11/28/2004
Slideshow: Election protest [Bohdan Skrobach] (Website) 11/28/2004
Snowy Tent City Holds Soul of Ukraine Protest (LA Times) 11/28/2004
Editorial: The Once and Future Soviet Press (NY Times) 11/28/2004
Parliament Says Votes in Ukraine Were Not Valid (NY Times) 11/28/2004
Youth Movement Underlies the Opposition in Ukraine (NY Times) 11/28/2004
The New East-West Divide [By CRAIG R. WHITNEY][??? - In this year's election, support was strong for Mr. Yushchenko in western Ukraine, which was part of Poland before 1939 and where many people speak Polish today.] (NY Times) 11/28/2004
Local Ukrainians protest the election (Philadelphia Enquirer) 11/28/2004
Observers witnessed vote fraud, violence [LONDON SUNDAY TELEGRAPH] (Wash Times) 11/28/2004
KU professor convinced of fraud [Erik Herron: the disputed presidential election in Ukraine was rigged] (Lawrence Journal-World) 11/28/2004
No doubt 'the fix was in,' local observer says [John Petryshyn knows first hand that something stinks with the results of the presidential election in Ukraine.] (Winnipeg Sun) 11/28/2004
West makes all right noises on Ukraine (Toronto Star) 11/28/2004
Putin resolute to keep Ukraine in Russian fold [Chicago Tribune] (Pioneer Press) 11/28/2004
Opposition promises to continue rally in Kyiv (Interfax-Russia) 11/28/2004
People showing great 'fortitude' (Edmonton Sun) 11/28/2004
Ukraine a test for East, West [(T)op aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday called Ukraine's election dispute a major test of Russia's relations with the West (and) accused politicians in the U.S. and Europe of fomenting political unrest in former Soviet republics.] (AP/Edmonton Sun) 11/28/2004
Poles back Yushchenko (AP/Edmonton Sun) 11/28/2004
Pressure rises [Ukraine's parliament declared the country's disputed presidential election invalid yesterday. The action - approved by 255 of the 429 legislators present - was not legally binding. But it was a clear demonstration of rising dissatisfaction. The legislators also passed a vote of no-confidence in the Central Elections Commission.] (AP/Edmonton Sun) 11/28/2004
Split Ukraine awaits crucial court hearing on disputed vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine partition fears after week of political crisis (AFP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Slideshow: Ukraine Elections (Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Sportview: Ukraine Crisis Upsets Klitschko [He wants to be with his brother, Wladimir, on the streets in Kiev, leading rallies for Viktor Yushchenko...] (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Momentum Builds for New Vote in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Pressure grows for new Ukraine election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine Sees Fresh Rallies After Parliament Vote (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Autonomy for southeastern Ukraine not on agenda today (Interfax-Russia) 11/28/2004
Ukraine parliament vote backs opposition claims (AFP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukrainian poll re-run calls grow (BBC) 11/28/2004
Melbourne Ukrainians protest election result (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
EU sees new elections as best for Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine's poll contenders renounce use of force (Financial Times) 11/27/2004
Facing down the bear (Financial Times) 11/27/2004
Ukraine's election rivals sit down with mediators (Financial Times) 11/27/2004
Ukraine, Russia and the West (NPR) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Parliament Calls Election Invalid (NPR) 11/27/2004
Greek Catholic Bishop Asks Armed Forces not to Raise Arms against their own People (RISU) 11/27/2004
Group of UOC-Moscow Patriarchate Orthodox Clergy and Faithful Call Kuchma and Yanukovych to Resign (RISU) 11/27/2004
Ukraine's Political Crisis a Key Concern (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Summary: Ukraine Vote Declared Invalid (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine parliament hands opposition symbolic win over disputed vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ex-Soviet bloc states mull election [Most former Soviet countries - with the notable exception of Georgia - have endorsed the disputed result of the Ukrainian presidential election.] (BBC) 11/27/2004
Soviet shadow looms over Canada's Ukrainian diaspora (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Parliament Calls Election Invalid (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Parliament Says Disputed Poll Invalid (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Parliament declares Ukraine poll invalid (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine declares disputed presidential election result invalid (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
EU: New Elections Only Solution for Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Rivals Fail to Resolve Stalemate (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine's Parliament Wants Nov. 21 Election Voided (Update3) (Bloomberg) 11/27/2004
Ukraine parliament favours annulling disputed presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Lawmaker Wants Vote Called Invalid (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukranian parliament leader proposes declaring poll invalid (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Declare Ukraine Election Invalid, Says Assembly Head (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Lawmakers Meet in Special Session (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Flowers for Freedom. Protesters in Ukraine sang a new anthem: 'Vstavay! Rise up!' But Moscow didn't like it, and some warned of a new cold war. (Newsweek) 11/27/2004
Bush: Validity of Ukraine Vote in Doubt [did not directly answer a question about what consequences Ukraine might face if the dispute is not resolved to his satisfaction] (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Observers Suspicious of Media in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Kiev's new orange order (BBC) 11/27/2004
Calgary's Ukrainian community shows support (CFCN) 11/27/2004
Envoys step up efforts to end Ukraine crisis (Financial Times) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Parliament Moves a Step to Solve Crisis (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine's Parliament Debates Disputed Election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
More protests as Ukraine talks end without agreement (AFP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
Ukraine Parliament Calls Election Invalid (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2004
The Future is Orange? (Transitions Online) 11/26/2004
Union of Orthodox Brotherhoods Calls Yanukovych to Assume Presidency Faster [Moscow Patriarchate] (RISU) 11/26/2004
Greek Catholic Bishop Blesses All, Including Yanukovych Supporters (RISU) 11/26/2004
“Church Cannot be Silent,” Says Roman Catholic Bishop (RISU) 11/26/2004
Brodsky Synagogue Helps People in Independence Square (RISU) 11/26/2004
Over 3000 in Rome Demonstrate for Justice in Ukraine (RISU) 11/26/2004
UCU Rector Warns 'Religious Freedom under Threat' (RISU) 11/26/2004
Liturgy Celebrated on Independence Square (RISU) 11/26/2004
Color me orange: Ukraine's opposition bastion shows its true colors (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Summary: Ukraine Crisis Remains Unsettled (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Crisis Talks End Without Resolve (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Yushchenko Demands New Ukraine Election [Liberal opposition challenger Viktor Yushchenko said a solution to Ukraine's political crisis was needed within days...] (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko Demands New Presidential Vote [Ukraine opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, backed by thousands of supporters, emerged on Friday from a meeting with international mediators demanding a new election...] (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko demands new poll [A defiant Ukraine opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, backed by tens of thousands of supporters, has demanded a new presidential election...] (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Bush: World Watching Ukraine's Crisis (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine needs credible resolution to election crisis: Bush (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine protests will not stop govt work - Solana (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/26/2004
Working Group Set Up to Look at Ukraine Poll Crisis (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Talks Start After Ukraine PM Addresses Miners (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Premier Warns of 'Coup' (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Protesters March to Site of EU Leaders' Mediation Talks [AUDIO] (Bloomberg) 11/26/2004
Canadians protest over Ukraine crisis (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Russia slams EU mediation in Ukraine as unlawful intervention (AFX/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine rivals meet in presence of EU, Russia mediators (AFX/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko to meet outgoing President Kuchma - president's office (AFX/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine opposition spokesman alleges Russian troops are present in Kiev (AFX/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine opposition blocks govt headquarters in Kiev - UPDATE (AFX/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine opposition blocks pro-Russia PM from entering office (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Statement of the staff of law-enforcement bodies of Kharkiv region (Website) 11/26/2004
Ukraine talks end without agreement, opposition demands Dec 12 vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Diplomats in NY join the Ukrainian nation in its fight for democracy -/- Ті, що з українським народом (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Video/audio: Velvet Revolution or Tiananmen Square? Highlights from American Enterprise Institute Roundtable (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Video/audio: 11/24/04 US Secretary of State Colin Powell statement regarding the situation in Ukraine (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Leader, Possible Successors Meet (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Рішення Вченої Ради НТУУ 'КПІ' від 24 листопада 2004 року (Website) 11/26/2004
Eastern Europe Lions Reach Out to Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
NGO calls on all Americans to send letters of appeal to the President of Ukraine URGENT ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Berlin joins efforts to resolve Ukraine crisis (Expatica) 11/26/2004
Ukrainian choir sings for peace (London Free Press) 11/26/2004
[AUDIO] Decision on Ukraine Vote Awaits Court Ruling (NPR) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Calls for End to [so-called] 'Revolution' (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
EU, Russia Envoys to Meet Ukraine Presidency Rivals (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
European Envoys Arrive in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Opposition Surrounds Buildings (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Poland Gets Involved in Ukraine Standoff (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Opposition Braves Cold at Kiev Tent Camp (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine Protesters Blockade Official Buildings (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Opposition Stages New Rallies in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's postmodern coup d'etat. Yushchenko got the US nod, and money flooded in to his supporters (Guardian) 11/26/2004
Crowds blockade Kiev government [Ranks of police have been seen joining the opposition] (BBC) 11/26/2004
Some Retreat to Ukrainian House (AP/Moscow Times) 11/26/2004
Analysis: Divided Ukraine (BBC) 11/26/2004
Yushchenko to Meet With Ukraine President [Kuchma] (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukrainian presidency rivals to hold talks (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
ANALYSIS-Ukraine turmoil shows Russian might is slipping (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/26/2004
Russia Uneasy Over Efforts in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Фоторепортаж: Брюссель [2] (Website) 11/26/2004
Фоторепортаж: Брюссель [1] (Website) 11/26/2004
Близько тисячі учасників демонстрації в Брюсселі протестували проти фальсифікацій виборів українського президента (Deutsche Welle) 11/26/2004
New Kids on the Bloc (NY Times) 11/26/2004
The Droll Cartoonist With a Grade-A Obsession. By Carol Kino. [Cartoonist Roz Chast's latest passion: the art of pysanka] (NY Times) 11/26/2004
Ukrainian High Court Hearing Vote Appeal (AFP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Kiev Divided Into Two Camps (Moscow Times) 11/26/2004
On the spot: Ukraine's rollercoaster week (The Times) 11/25/2004
Ukraine court gives reprieve to opposition as Walesa enters fray (AFP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Ukraine's chorus of protest grows (BBC) 11/25/2004
A British Ukrainian's view of poll [Dr Lubomyr Mazur, national president of the Association of Ukrainians] (BBC) 11/25/2004
Why Ukraine's crisis matters to the West (The Scotsman) 11/25/2004
Opinion: Ukraine has chance to fulfil its democratic pledge (Daily Telegraph) 11/25/2004
Ukraine's cold war. President warns of civil conflict as battle for control intensifies. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/25/2004
В Сан-Франциско - мітинг протесту - фоторепортаж (Website) 11/25/2004
NATO chief summons ambassador, voices alliance ‘deep concern’ (Ukrainian Journal) 11/25/2004
КУЧМА ЗРАНКУ ПЛАНУЄ ЩОСЬ ТЕРМІНОВО ОГОЛОСИТИ (Українська правда) 11/25/2004
EU, Russia Call for Peace in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
[AUDIO] Ukraine Supreme Court to Consider Election Protest (NPR) 11/25/2004
Ukraine court gives reprieve to opposition as Walesa enters fray (AFP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
EU anger at Putin's role in election (Guardian) 11/25/2004
US rejects Ukraine poll as protesters dig in (Guardian) 11/25/2004
Ukraine poll divides EU and Russia (Financial Times) 11/25/2004
Powell Says Ukraine Vote Was Full of Fraud (NY Times) 11/25/2004
Court freezes Ukraine poll result (BBC) 11/25/2004
Ukraine's Premier Offers Concessions in Election Fight [even as a court decision left open the possibility of a legal challenge to his legitimacy as president-elect.] (NY Times) 11/25/2004
Tension Rises Over Ukraine Vote (Wash Post/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Putin says Ukraine election results are clear (AFP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Poland's Walesa flies to Ukraine for crisis mediation talks (AFP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Ukraine Opposition Plans Strike, EU-Russia at Odds (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Ukraine Premier Is Named Winner; U.S. Assails Move (NY Times) 11/25/2004
OSCE Secretary General Jan Kubis will visit Ukraine on Friday (OSCE) 11/25/2004
Масовий мітинг протесту біля посольств України та Росії у Вашингтоні (VOA) 11/25/2004
Ukrainian court suspends Yanukovich poll win (Financial Times) 11/25/2004
'Сторонники Виктора Ющенка ушли с площади Независимости' [Russian TV shows false pix of Kyiv to Russian public - minus the million Ukrainian demonstrators] (Гаряча Лінія) 11/25/2004
Ukrainian Supreme Court Agrees to Investigate Election Result (Bloomberg) 11/25/2004
Opposition Braves Cold at Kiev Tent Camp (AP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Ukraine Court Blocks Yanukovich Taking Power (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Ukraine uncertainty sparks another geopolitical crisis for US (AFP) 11/25/2004
Ukraine opposition vows to block access to govt, parliament (AFX/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Supreme Court Bars Official Publication of Ukraine Election Results (VOA) 11/25/2004
Ukrainian Supreme Court Agrees to Probe Vote Result (Update1) (Bloomberg) 11/25/2004
Members of Cleveland's Ukrainian community protest tainted election (ONN) 11/25/2004
Ukraine's Opposition Hunkers Down for Long Haul (VOA) 11/25/2004
Ukrainian High Court Hearing Vote Appeal (AP/Yahoo) 11/25/2004
Студени, що протестують в центрі Києва створили живий ланцюг від Адміністрації Президента, вздовж вулиці Банкової до вулиці Інститутської [Students demonstrating in Kyiv create a 'live chain' near presidential administration headquarters] (5 канал) 11/25/2004
В Одесі поблизу будівлі облдержадміністрації приблизно 5 тисяч людей провели мітинг на підтримку Віктора Ющенка [~5,000 in Odesa rally in support of Yushchenko] (5 канал) 11/25/2004
Moldova Parliamentary Group appeals to Kiev to restrain from using force; accept the transfer of power towards legally elected President Mr. Viktor Yushchenko (BRAMA) 11/25/2004
На станції Березань, Яготинського напрямку місцеві жителі блокуються 20 вагонів із 'бритоголовими' із Донецька. Жінки і діти лягли на коліі та не пропускають потяг [Women and children lie down on tracks to block Donetsk train carrying Yanukovych's skinhead agitators] (ПОРА) 11/25/2004
Белорусов могут арестовать на 15 суток за поддержку Виктора Ющенко [Belarus supporters of Yushchenko arrested - in Russian] (Website) 11/25/2004
UABA Urges Ukraine to Respect Rule of Law [PDF format] (Website) 11/25/2004
Demonstration in The Hague, Netherlands in support of Yushchenko (Website) 11/25/2004
Kolejny dzien solidarnosci z ukrainska opozycja [Day of solidarity with the Ukrainian opposition - Poland, Lech Walesa] (Gazeta Wyborcza) 11/25/2004
Buzek: Ukraincy musza wiedziec ze swiat jest z nimi (Gazeta Wyborcza) 11/25/2004
Близько 5 тисяч людей мітингували сьогодні у Сімферополі як на підтримку Віктора Ющенка так і Віктора Януковича [~5,000 in Simferopol rally in support of Yushchenko] (5 канал) 11/25/2004
Ukrainians in America chant: 'Yushchenko - Our President!' -/- Українці в Америці скандують - 'Ющенко - наш Президент!' (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Party leader in Moldova addresses congratulatory letter to 'President Yushchenko' (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Basque Parliament concerned about electoral fraud in Ukraine (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
A poem for the Ukrainian nation - by Vasyl Makhno (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Support liberty - Practical things you can do. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-Ed (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
POWER STRUGGLE IN UKRAINE [PBS Newshour with Taras Kuzio and Bruce Jackson. Transcript] (PBS) 11/24/2004
[VIDEO] Demonstrators Protest Ukranian Election Results (Wash Post) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Calls for Strike (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
'Russian Special Forces are dressed in Ukrainian uniforms and none of them have any identification documents' - Zinchenko (Our Ukraine) 11/24/2004
U.S. threatens action over Ukraine election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma warns of coup, urges dialogue; Yushchenko to address crowd (AFX/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Powell: U.S. Rejects Ukraine Vote Results (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
U.S. Helsinki Commission Leaders Decry Widespread Fraud in Ukrainian Elections (CSCE) 11/24/2004
OSCE Chairman concerned about presidential election in Ukraine (OSCE) 11/24/2004
RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES LAND IN KYIV AND WESTERN CITIES IVANO-FRANKIVSK, STRIJ HOT (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Yushchenko Says Could Accept New Vote (RFE/RL) 11/24/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko Offers Reprise of Nov. 21 Vote (Update2) (Bloomberg) 11/24/2004
Russia openly challenging U.S., E.U. over Ukrainian election (Ukrainian Journal) 11/24/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko May Let Run-off Election Be Held Again (Bloomberg) 11/24/2004
Protesters' cold vigil continues (BBC) 11/24/2004
Press agonises over Ukraine (BBC) 11/24/2004
Poland sends envoy to Ukraine - Polish president's office (AFX/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Monitors criticise conduct of Ukraine poll (BBC) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Proposes New Election (Reuters) 11/24/2004
Ukraine protests: Eyewitness (BBC) 11/24/2004
Ukraine govt denies arrival of Russian special forces (Interfax-Moscow) 11/24/2004
Ukraine's Rape by Elections. By Ariel Cohen (Heritage Foundation) 11/24/2004
Ukraine: Everything you need to know about the country in which thousands have taken to the streets to protest over the disputed presidential election (Guardian) 11/24/2004
In pictures: Ukraine elections (Financial Times) 11/24/2004
Klitschko criticises Ukraine vote-fixing (DPA/Expatica) 11/24/2004
Ukraine PM declared election winner (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Commission Declares Yanukovych Winner (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko should recover from mysterious illness - Viennese doctor (AFX/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine to Announce Final Election Results (Appeal-Democrat) 11/24/2004
2.8 Million Rigged Ballots in Ukrainian Election, Says CVU (PRNewswire) 11/24/2004
European Parliament summons Ukraine ambassador (AP/Hindustan Times) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Opposition Renews Street Protests Over Vote (Reuters) 11/24/2004
EU urges Kiev to hold off poll result (Reuters) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Awaits Final Election Results (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine opposition supporters hold protest vigil as political crisis deepens (AFP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Challenger Willing to Rerun Election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine opposition refuses to negotiate over polls, as army urges calm (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
100% votes counted: Yanukovych gains over 15 million votes, Yushchenko 14.2 million (Interfax-Russia) 11/24/2004
Tens of Thousands Demonstrate in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukrainian election results: Your reaction (BBC) 11/24/2004
Op-ed: How to steal a country (NY Post) 11/24/2004
Talks Slated for Day Three of Ukraine's Political Crisis (VOA) 11/24/2004
Ukraine Candidate Sets Stance for Talks (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine protests stretch into third day (CBC) 11/24/2004
Tense Ukraine awaits poll results (BBC) 11/24/2004
Ukraine protesters refuse to relent (Reuters) 11/24/2004
Havel urges Ukraine opposition to fight on (UPI/Wash Times) 11/24/2004
Yushchenko Demands Transfer of Power (AP/ABC) 11/24/2004
Pope in prayer for Ukraine (AFP/Sunday Mail) 11/24/2004
Editorial: Ukraine's unfree vote (Toronto Star) 11/24/2004
Ukrainian-Canadians rally for Yushchenko. Estimated 2,000 clog Bloor St. (Toronto Star) 11/24/2004
Local Ukrainians rally against 'power grab' at home (Vancouver Sun) 11/24/2004
[California] Ukrainians in area rally for candidate (Sacramento Bee) 11/24/2004
[AUDIO] U.S. Joins in Questioning Ukrainian Election (NPR) 11/24/2004
Ukraine to Announce Final Election Results (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Ukraine simmers awaiting poll results (UPI/Wash Times) 11/24/2004
EC 'consequences' unless Ukraine election reviewed (IOL) 11/24/2004
Revolution in air in Ukraine (IOL) 11/24/2004
Outgoing President Seeks Talks in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Yushchenko Seeks Transfer of Power (AP/ABC) 11/24/2004
Ukraine street protesters mass over poll (Reuters) 11/24/2004
Tension Mounts as Ukraine Poised for Poll Result (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Talks between Kuchma, Yushchenko, Yanukovych possible (Interfax-Moscow) 11/24/2004
EU to voice Ukraine concerns strongly at Russia summit (AFX/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Bush Administration Urges Ukraine Not to Certify Disputed Presidential Election (VOA) 11/24/2004
Villanous Viktor un-Vanted in UK FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Revolution in Ukraine (Daily Telegraph) 11/24/2004
Ukraine protesters' hopes rise (The Scotsman) 11/24/2004
President forced to hold talks as people march for new government. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/24/2004
Havel backs opposition leader's stance (Independent) 11/24/2004
EU faces dilemma: the people vs Putin (Independent) 11/24/2004
Ukraine opposition leader in power bid (Financial Times) 11/24/2004
Ukraine 'close to conflict' as opposition claims presidency (Financial Times) 11/24/2004
Vote's outcome seen as defining moment for Moscow (Financial Times) 11/24/2004
Ukraine crisis threatens rift between US and Russia (Guardian) 11/24/2004
'Ukraine stands on the brink of civil war' (Guardian) 11/24/2004
Protests Grow as Ukraine Vote Crisis Deepens (NY Times) 11/24/2004
A Tug of War Over Ukraine (NY Times) 11/24/2004
For the U.S., a Balancing Act on Ukraine. White House Seeks to Support Election Protesters Without Angering Russia's Putin (Wash Post) 11/24/2004
Australia urges Ukraine to investigate election (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
[Australia's Foreign Minister] Downer wants probe into Ukrainian voting (AAP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
'Gas princess' rallies opposition (Australia Daily Telegraph) 11/24/2004
While we looked away, Czar Putin stole Ukraine (The Hill) 11/24/2004
Europe's faultline. Ukraine’s flawed election could cause wider turmoil (The Times) 11/23/2004
Havel Sends Message to Ukrainian People (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and pro-Western presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (C), flanked by his allies, greets supporters on his way to the presidential office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
PBS Newshour with Jim Lehrer and Prof. Michael McFaul - Segment transcript (PBS) 11/23/2004
U.S. Officials Convey Concerns to Ukraine About Elections (USDOS) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian Diplomats Tell VOA Why They Are Protesting Election (VOA) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's political crisis: a timeline (CBC) 11/23/2004
Thousands Protest Outcome of Ukrainian Election (NPR) 11/23/2004
Rally Against Ukraine Vote Swells (Wash Post/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Opposition Converges on President's Office (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Newsview: Ukraine Talks Come As Surprise (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine President Calls for Negotiations (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Kuchma calls for talks on Ukraine crisis; opposition reportedly accepts (CP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian-Americans protest former Soviet Republic's election (Pioneer Press) 11/23/2004
Protesters speak out on election crisis in Ukraine, call on Ottawa to act (CP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Protesters in Edmonton speak out on election crisis in Ukraine (CP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Canada's Ukrainian community powerless as political crisis unfolds (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Lugar Hints at Tough Measures on Ukraine Vote (NY Times) 11/23/2004
Ukraine voters cry fraud. Protests mount as Russia-backed candidate declares win (Chicago Tribune) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and pro-Western presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gives the thumbs up as he greets supporters during a rally in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Riot police guard the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko waves to supporters as he walks through a street to the Ukrainian presidental administration building in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. At left is Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Timoshenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian anti-riot policemen guard at the entrance of the presidential office in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators sit top of trucks which blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators wave an orange party flag as they stand in front of police blocking a street to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of opposition leader and pro-Western presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko confronts anti-riot policemen standing guard outside the presidential office, in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of opposition leader and pro-Western presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko waves her campaign flags and shouts slogans during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian anti-riot policemen hold shields decorated with a carnation and campaign ribbons of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko as they stand guard at the entrance of the presidential office in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators gather in front of police blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukrainian opposition deputy and top ally of Ukraine's pro-Western presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, places carnations into the shields of anti-riot policemen standing outside the presidential office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Timoshenko, left with a microphone, addresses riot police blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidential administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Timoshenko places carnations into shields as riot police guard the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Yulia Timoshenko top ally to opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, adresses to police who are blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
White House: The United States stands with the Ukrainian people in this difficult time. (White House) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko makes a V-sign as he walks through a street to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Kuchma Calls for Talks on Ukraine's Crisis (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
US 'deeply disturbed' by fraud allegations in Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
US Urges Ukrainian Authorities Not to Use Force Against Election Protesters (VOA) 11/23/2004
Canada's Ukrainian community powerless as political crisis unfolds (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian Demonstrators Threaten to Storm Government (Update4) (Bloomberg) 11/23/2004
Photo: The armed riot police gather near to the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A police officer talks with opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Timoshenko, as they stand in front of police blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Riot police guard the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators wave an orange flag as they stand in front of police blocking a street to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian youth places carnations into shields as riot police guard the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators wave orange flags as they stand in front of police blocking a street leading to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of a pro-West opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wait during a rally, outside Parliament building in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Downtown Kiev : A retired navy officer, supporter of the presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, walks through the protest campsite erected in downtown Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Camping out : A supporter of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko peers out from his tent erected in the center of Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators wave orange flags from above the monument in Kiev's Independence square (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Riot police guard the Ukrainian presidential administration building in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004, with carnations inserted into police shields by supporters of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko makes a V-sign as he walks through a street to the Ukrainian Presidental administration building in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Defiant Ukrainian Opposition Continues Protest (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Claims Victory (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Profile: Viktor Yushchenko (BBC) 11/23/2004
Ukraine in Turmoil: From Run-Off to Showdown. Ukraine's prime minister looks certain to be named its next president, but he will immediately face a huge showdown with the opposition. (Transitions Online) 11/23/2004
President of Eastern Ukraine? In the last days of his premiership, Viktor Yanukovych is again showing the talents and characteristics that took him to the top. (Transitions Online) 11/23/2004
Huge protests over a “stolen” election (Economist) 11/23/2004
Ukraine democracy tested (CS Monitor) 11/23/2004
Ukrainians Denounce Election As Fraudulent (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Tens of Thousands Protest Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Report: Ukraine Opposition Leader Takes Oath (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's Yuschenko Claims Disputed Race (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine crisis deepens as protests escalat (Financial Times) 11/23/2004
Yushchenko probes chinks in armour of Kuchma regime (Financial Times) 11/23/2004
Ukraine opposition calls for march on presidency - UPDATE (AFX/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine on Brink of Civil War Warns Opposition Leader (The Scotsman) 11/23/2004
Yushchenko's acne points to dioxin poisoning (Nature) 11/23/2004
Questions Linger About Yuschenko's Illness (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian Opposition Challenger Proclaims Election Victory (VOA) 11/23/2004
Odessa City Council addresses Ukrainian president [calls for state of emergency if necessary] (Interfax-Russia) 11/23/2004
EU Steps Up Ukraine Election Criticism (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko Claims Disputed Race (Appeal-Democrat) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Election Protests Grow (LA Times) 11/23/2004
Night of chaos in Kiev (BBC) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko Takes Oath as Protests Continue (Update8) (Bloomberg) 11/23/2004
Тележурналісти закликають знищити працю Медведчука [TV journalists call for honest reporting - stop the false and misleading news reports released by Medvedchuk-owned media companies] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Ющенко склав присягу народу [Yushchenko took oath to the nation] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
У центрі Києва КамАЗи з піском та 28 автобусів з донецькою міліцєю [KamAZ trucks filled with sand, cement barriers, 28 busloads of Donetsk police in central Kyiv] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
БЕРКУТІВЦІ НА БАНКОВІЙ ЧЕКАЮТЬ НА МІТИНГУЮЧИХ З ЩИТАМИ ТА КИЙКАМИ ['Berkut' forces in riot gear await the protesters] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
МІТИНГ ЮЩЕНКА БЕРЕ В КІЛЬЦЕ БАНКОВУ [Pro-Yushchenko rally heads to presidential administration headquarters] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Ющенко звинуватив Януковича і Кучму та присягнув на вірність народу [Yushchenko faults Yanukovych and Kuchma; takes oath before the nation] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
КВУ викличе Медведчука і Януковича на допит про фальсифікації в 2,8 мільйони голосів [CEC to call Medvedchuk and Yanukovych in for questioning about falsification of 2.8 million votes] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
ДЕПУТАТИ ВІД ОПОЗИЦІЇ ВИМАГАЮТЬ ВИЗНАТИ ЮЩЕНКА ЛЕГІТИМНО ОБРАНИМ ПРЕЗИДЕНТОМ [Opposition VR deputies demand recognition of Yushchenko as the legitimately elected president] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Януковичу і Кучмі пропонують передати владу Литвину [Centrist deputies propose Yanukovych and Kuchma turn administration over to Lytvyn] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
МОРОЗ ПОПЕРЕДЖАЄ КУЧМУ І ЯНУКОВИЧА – ЇХ МОЖЕ ЧЕКАТИ ДОЛЯ ЧАУШЕСКУ [Moroz warns Kuchma and Yanukovych: the fate of Ceausescu may await them] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian Demonstrators Threaten to Storm Government (Update4) (Bloomberg) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's central electoral commission head Sergei Kivalov passes by a screen showing preliminary results of the country's presidential run-off vote after a news conference in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, center, surrounded by opposition lawmakers, looks on moments after he took a symbolic oath of office and declared victory in the country's presidential elections, during a parliament session in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Помічник депутата Верховної Ради повідомляє про підготовку замаху на Ющенка [MP's aide reports planned attack on Yushchenko] (Гаряча Лінія) 11/23/2004
Військова частина міста Дрогобича принесла присягу Ющенку [Drohobych army unit swears oath to Yushchenko] (Гаряча Лінія) 11/23/2004
Львівська міліція стає помаранчевою! [Lviv police wears orange!] (Гаряча Лінія) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian FM Official Says Diplomats Support Yushchenko (Mosnews) 11/23/2004
На знак протесту проти фальсифікації на президентських виборах у Вінниці і Івано-Франківську підприємства призупиняють свою роботу [Vynnytsia and Ivano-Frankivsk commerce stopped in protest to falsified election results] (5 канал) 11/23/2004
Ukraine: Authorities must protect right to freedom of assembly and expression (Amnesty International) 11/23/2004
Ukraine opposition supporters surround presidency (AFX/III) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Opposition Marches on President's Office (Reuters) 11/23/2004
Havel Sends Message to Ukrainian People (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Putin urges Ukrainians to observe law (Reuters) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Protesters Stop March [100 meters (yards) short of the president's building], Face Anti-Riot Police (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
150 Ukrainian diplomats recognise Yushchenko as president [KIEV (AFX) - More than 150 Ukrainian diplomats, including the foreign ministry's official spokesman, have recognised opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko as president, according to a statement received by Agence France-Presse.] (AFX/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Statement by the Foreign Secretary on Developments in Ukraine (The Scotsman) 11/23/2004
Protests Continue As Opposition Demonstrators Seek To Overturn Vote. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Experts Ponder Possible Outcome Of Election Dispute (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Analysis: What's Next For Ukraine? (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's Opposition Leader Urges Officials To Support Him (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Lugar Says Still Room to Defuse Ukraine Crisis (Reuters) 11/23/2004
EU conveys 'doubts' over Ukraine vote result (EUBusiness) 11/23/2004
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov in Israel: Russia will not get involved in Ukraine affairs - UPDATE (AFX/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Thousands of Ukrainians Refuse to Accept Election Results (NY Times) 11/23/2004
Ukraine: Looking for a Fair Vote Count (NY Times) 11/23/2004
New York Times front page: Maidan Nezalezhnosti Headlines: Premier claims he's the winner in Ukraine vote (NY Times) 11/23/2004
Estimated 200,000 Protest Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Crisis grips divided Ukraine over disputed presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Straw voices concern over Ukraine election (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine Faces More Street Protests to Overturn Vote (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Widespread Vote Fraud Is Alleged In Ukraine (Wash Post/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
РЕГІОНИ ЗА ЮЩЕНКА [regions for Yushchenko] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Dear Mr. President - Demand a RECOUNT in Ukraine! Add your name to a letter addressed to George Bush (BRAMA) 11/23/2004
Ukraine election crisis in the balance (The Age) 11/23/2004
Observers See 'Dead Souls' and Other Fraud (Moscow Times) 11/23/2004
One election, two Viktors. Will Ukrainians accept results? (CS Monitor) 11/23/2004
Kremlin's man claims victory (Sunday Times) 11/23/2004
Kiev a sea of orange as opposition masses against government win (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Ukraine faces post-election crisis (AAP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Thousands challenge election result (Advertiser) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (L) greets his supporters during a rally outside House of Ukrainian Parlament in Kiev. Yushchenko declared himself president during an emergency parliament session attended by his supporters. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign after reading an oath on the Bible from the parliamentary platform in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, right, surrounded by colleagues and friends, sings the National anthem after he took a symbolic oath of office and declared victory,in the country's presidential elections, in the parliament session hall in Kiev Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shout slogans next to his campaign posters during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko greets supporters during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A young man shouts anti-government slogans during a demonstration in the center of Lviv (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shouts slogans at a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of the opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko rally in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko takes an oath with his hand on a bible at the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko speaks to lawmakers of the Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko gestures during his speech at the Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko speaks to lawmakers inside parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: In this image made from television, lawmakers of the 450-member Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, some of them wearing orange scarves, the color of oppostion leader Viktor Yushchenko's campaign, gather inside the parliament hall in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. The opposition called an emergency parliament session Tuesday to demand the annulment of the official election results already rejected by several municipal governments. The parliament, however, failed to muster the quorum necessary to consider the opposition's request for a no-confidence vote in the Central Election Commission and declare official results void. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Lawmakers of the Ukrainian 450-member parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, speak in the parliament hall in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004, with small orange flags _ Viktor Yushchenko's campaign color in the foreground. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: An elderly woman claps her hands during a demonstration in the center of Lviv November 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wave his campaign ribbons as they take part in a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (C) kisses The Bible before taking an oath at the parliamentary hall in Kiev, November 23, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko gestures during his speech at the Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition lawmakers congratulate Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, second right, after he took a symbolic oath of office and declared victory in the country's presidential elections, in the parliament session hall in Kiev Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (C) is greeted by his supporters as he enters the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko takes a symbolic oath of office, his left hand on the Bible, his right one on the Constitution, and declares victory in the country's presidential elections, during a parliament session in Kiev Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko speaks to lawmakers of the Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004 in this image from television. The parliament on Tuesday failed to muster the quorum necessary to vote on the opposition's request to annul the election results. Only 191 lawmakers turned up for the start of an emergency session of Ukraine's parliament to ponder Yushchenko's request to vote no-confidence in the Central Election Commission and declare official results void. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko speaks to lawmakers inside parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada, in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A crowd of 100,000 supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wave national flags in central Lviv, the nationalist heartland of western Ukraine, November 23, 2004. Up to 200,000 protesters rallied outside an emergency session of Ukraine's parliament on Tuesday (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian demonstrators clad in orange raincoats and holding Yushchenko posters chant anti-government slogans to protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections on the main square of Ukrainian capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators chant anti government slogans gathered to protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections at The Ukrainian parliament in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (C) flanked by his allies walks to the parliament building in Kiev, November 23, 2004. Up to 200,000 protesters rallied outside an emergency session of Ukraine's parliament... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of the opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko rally in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko greets supporters on his way to the parliament building during a rally in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign on his way to the parliament building (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shout slogans as they take part in a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shouts slogans and waves campaign ribbons during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections outside parliament in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shows the trident sign, a national emblematic symbol, in front of a campaign poster during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wave his campaign ribbons as they take part in a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shows a thumbs up as he greets supporters during a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko greets lawmakers before his speech at the Ukrainian parliament, known as the Verkhovna Rada in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Demonstrators wave a National Ukrainian Flag as they protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections in front The Ukrainian parliament building in Kiev, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. The Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday failed to muster the quorum necessary to vote on the opposition's request to annul the election results. (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: An elderly woman holds roses during the opening ceremony of the new 100-meter (330-feet) tall Sameba (Holy Trinity) Cathedral in Tbilisi,Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2004. Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili on Tuesday wished victory to protesting Ukrainians (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
МВС не посилає сили в Київ. В Ірпінь стягнуті російські війська [SPECIAL FORCES FROM RUSSIA FLOWN TO UKRAINE] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Киян просять прихистити учасників акції протесту (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
ЖУРНАЛІСТИ ЗАКЛИКАЮТЬ ДО ВСЕУКРАЇНСЬКОГО СТРАЙКУ [Journalists call for a nation-wide strike] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
НДІ НЕ ВИЗНАЄ ВИБОРИ ЛЕГІТИМНИМИ [National Democratic Institute: Election results are ILLEGITIMATE] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Другий день народного повстання. Ще один 150-тисячний мітинг [Second day of national uprising. Another 150,000 rally] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Ющенко зібрав на Майдані Незалежності 150-тисячний мітинг [150,000 come to see Yushchenko at Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square)] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
НАМЕТИ НА МАЙДАНІ. Фоторепортаж [Tent city in Maidan Square - Photos] (Українська правда) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko take part in a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A woman waves the bible as she chants anti government slogans protesting alleged fraud in the presidential elections at the main square of Ukrainian capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A man distributes tea to supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: A supporter of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko protect himself from the cold in a temporary campsite in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian elderly supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko hold beads and shout slogans as they take part in a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Orthodox church priests chant anti government slogans to protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections on the main square of Ukrainian capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Hundreds of tents and thousands of demonstrators are seen in the main street of the Ukrainian capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko greets his supporters during a rally in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko take part in a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Foreign Secretary Jack Straw attends an international conference in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh. Britain and Germany voiced concern to Russia over Ukraine's disputed elections (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Tens of thousands of opposition supporters are gathered in central Kiev next to bags of warm clothes and boxes of food during a protest camp to denounce a presidential election result that they claim was rigged. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Thousands of supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shout slogans during a rally in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian parliament member Serhiy Teryokin serves hot cereal to some of the thousands of people who spent the night on Kiev's main street to protest alleged fraud in the presidential elections (AP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
PORA appeals to representatives of the international community in Kyiv (BRAMA) 11/22/2004
Senator Kyl Criticizes 2nd Ukrainian Vote (BRAMA) 11/22/2004
Statement of the Ukrainian Diaspora on the presidential elections in Ukraine [UWC] -/- Заява української діяспори з приводу президентських виборів (BRAMA) 11/22/2004
Ukraine's Election - NOW WHAT? By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep (BRAMA) 11/22/2004
Ukraine's Solidarity (AEI/WSJ) 11/22/2004
Presidential election runoff: election course statement [Committee of voters of Ukraine] (CVU) 11/22/2004
Presidential election runoff: election course statement [Committee of voters of Ukraine] (CVU) 11/22/2004
Ukraine gripped by standoff as opposition cries foul over vote outcome (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A group of Ukraine citizens demonstrate outside the Ukraine Embassy in Washington Monday, Nov. 22, 2004, to denounce Ukraine's presidential runoff election as fraudulent... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko holds a rose, a symbol of revolution, greeting a crowd in the central Independence square in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Thousands Protest Ukraine Runoff Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Переслідування спостерігачів (ПОРА) 11/22/2004
Звернення громадянської кампанії ПОРА до представників міжнародної спільноти в Києві (ПОРА) 11/22/2004
Photo: In this image taken from Ukrainian Television channel 5 (five) shows Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych seen addressing to The Nation in Kiev, Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. Yanukovich, in televised comments, called for national unity and said 'I categorically will not accept the actions of certain politicians who are now calling people to the barricades. This small group of radicals has taken upon itself the goal of splitting Ukraine.' (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukrainians Expand Demonstrations Against Election (Update9) (Bloomberg) 11/22/2004
ВСІ НА МАЙДАН! (Гаряча Лінія) 11/22/2004
В Луцьку 3 тисячі прихильників Ющенка висловити протест проти фальсифікації (Гаряча Лінія) 11/22/2004
Ющенко: Прийшов час, друзі, розбивати по всьому Хрещатику намети, готуватися до акцій протесту (Українська правда) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian ambassadors summoned as EU demands election review (EU Observer) 11/22/2004
U.S. Calls on Ukraine to Probe Election (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Political tensions rise over Ukraine poll (Financial Times) 11/22/2004
Yushchenko shows campaign scars (Financial Times) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian election results: Your verdict (BBC) 11/22/2004
YUSHCHENKO SUPPORTERS ON STREETS. Official vote count panned (Our Ukraine) 11/22/2004
Winner Is Declared in Ukraine, and Opposition Declares Fraud (NY Times) 11/22/2004
Опрацьовано 99,7% протоколів: Янукович – 49,7%, Ющенко – 46,7% (Гаряча Лінія) 11/22/2004
Ukraine's east-west showdown (BBC) 11/22/2004
Ukraine PM says most voters backed him for president [Yanukovych: 'This is a small group of radicals who have set the aim of splitting Ukraine, resorting to violent pressure and illegal actions.'] (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Gripped by Poll Turmoil (Novinite) 11/22/2004
Ukraine ready to crush election lawlessness (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine cities defy poll result (BBC) 11/22/2004
Sen. Richard Lugar criticizes Ukraine vote (API/Wash Times) 11/22/2004
US believes Ukraine vote 'seriously flawed', sanctions likely - official (AFX/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
U.S. Threatens Punitive Steps Over Ukraine Election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
US denounces 'serious flaws' in Ukraine vote, threatens sanctions (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine gripped by standoff as opposition cries foul over vote outcome (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Seething Ukrainians protest election result (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Liberal Tells Supporters to Protest All Night (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Supporters of Yushchenko Fill Streets (PRNewswire) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Election Prompts Angry Protests (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Set to Name PM President, Regions Rebel (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Supporters of Yushchenko Fill Streets (PRNewswire) 11/22/2004
Yushchenko seeks to replace Central Elections Commission (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Ukraine presidential vote rigged by the state: top US observer (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
U.S. senator complains of vote rigging in Ukraine (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
EU 'very concerned' about Ukraine polls results - UPDATE (AFX/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Two Ukrainian cities refuse to recognize presidential vote results (AFX/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Lviv recognizes Yushchenko as Ukrainian president (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Kiev leaders ask parliament to reject vote count (Reuters) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian PM's lead hit by 'vote-rigging' row (The Scotsman) 11/22/2004
Protests at 'undemocratic' Ukraine poll (Daily Telegraph) 11/22/2004
Observers denounce Ukraine election (Guardian) 11/22/2004
Kyiv calls on parliament not to recognize vote outcome (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian elections commission says no complaints of violations filed (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian Prime Minister Wins Runoff (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Second round of Ukrainian election failed to address election irregularities and lacked transparency (OSCE) 11/22/2004
Cries of Foul as Moscow's Man Heads for Ukrainian Election Win (The Scotsman) 11/22/2004
На Майдані Незалежності в цю ніч з'явилися палатки (5 канал) 11/22/2004
Влада розгортає війська. Перемогу Януковича гарантує спецназ? (Гаряча Лінія) 11/22/2004
Янукович 'переживає'. Ківалов його заспокоює (Українська правда) 11/22/2004
Kiev leaders ask parliament to reject vote count (Reuters) 11/22/2004
Lugar: Ukrainians should take action over election results (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
[AUDIO] Accusations of Fraud in Ukraine Election (NPR) 11/22/2004
В АДМІНІСТРАЦІЇ ПРЕЗИДЕНТА ГОТУЮТЬСЯ ДО АКЦІЇ ОПОЗИЦІЇ (Українська правда) 11/22/2004
ЮЩЕНКО КАЖЕ, ЩО ПЕРЕМІГ. І ЦЕ ПОКЛАЛО ПОЧАТОК ДЕРЖАВНОМУ ПЕРЕВОРОТУ (Українська правда) 11/22/2004
У ЦВК оброблено 71,8% бюлетенів. на 5:05 За Ющенка проголосувало 47,46%, за Януковича - 48,89% (Українська правда) 11/22/2004
Безумовно, ми вибори виграли – Віктор Ющенко (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/22/2004
Yushchenko's team to initiate [extraordinary] parliament session (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Yushchenko declares distrust to Central elections commission (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
Ukraine Awaits Presidential Runoff Result (NY Times) 11/22/2004
Opposition accuses government of vote rigging (Sydney Morning Herald) 11/22/2004
Violence disrupts vote at Ukraine presidential poll (Financial Times) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian opposition claims poll fraud (Guardian) 11/22/2004
Turnout at Ukrainian elections 79.22% - data from 213 districts (Interfax-Russia) 11/22/2004
The Case for Yushchenko (Moscow Times) 11/22/2004
Ukraine poll fraud claims occupy observers (Financial Times) 11/22/2004
Vote leaves Ukraine on the brink (Daily Telegraph) 11/22/2004
Ukrainian Exit Polls Say Yushchenko Will Win Presidential Vote (Bloomberg) 11/22/2004
Photo: A young supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko waves a national flag as he takes part in a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko shout 'Yushchenko!' as they take part in a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, left, listens to his top ally Yulia Timoshenko as he prepares to address supporters in his headquarters in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he addresses a 50,000-strong crowd of supporters during a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko, seen on poster foreground, wave campaign posters and flags during a rally in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's key opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko place a poster reading 'Kiev won't welcome a convict' on the wall of the building in Ukrainian capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he addresses a 100,000-strong crowd of supporters during a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition leader, right, waves to the crowd at central Independence Square in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainians greet western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko in the central Independence Square, during a rally in Ukraine's capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures a victory sign as he addresses a 100,000-strong crowd of supporters during a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainians greet western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko in the central Independence Square... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) talks to US Senator Richard Lugar, Head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during their meeting at the presidential office in Kiev, 19 November 2004. Lugar said the government helped rig the vote in favor of the pro-Moscow prime minister, Viktor Yanukovich... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko attend a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square, November 22, 2004. More than 100,000 Ukrainians poured into the streets of their capital on Monday to protest over the result of a presidential election they say was stolen by backers of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Thousands of people gather in the main square of Lviv... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian soldier passes a military track and an armored personal carrier under netting stand outside the central election commission building in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses supporters during a rally on Kiev's main thoroughfare and Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko rally in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine, on Monday. (CP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko holds the Mother of God icon during a rally downtown Lviv (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko rally in downtown Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko greets thousands of his supporters during a rally on the main square in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wave flags during a protest rally in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Young demonstrators shout slogans as they take part in a rally in support of Ukraine's Prime Minister and Pro-Moscow presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich, in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk.. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Boris Nemtsov, a leader of the Russian Union of liberal party, right, listens to Petro Poroshenko, an ally of Ukraine's opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, while Yushchenko's aide Yulia Tymoshenko, left, looks on during a street protest... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, speaks during a news conference in Kiev Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. Lugar said the Ukraine's Sunday presidential election was marred by fraud, but he said that President Leonid Kuchma still has a chance to ensure a credible vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko waves his campaign flags from a vehicle in central Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko waves orange flags during a street protest in downtown Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A supporter of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign and shouts 'Yushchenko' during a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition leader, right, waves addressing to the crowd at central Independance square in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters wave campaign orange flags and ribbons in the central Independence square greeting opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko during his speech in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko at Kiev's main Independence square... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition reformer, gestures as he addresses a crowd at Kiev's main Independence square... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko, seen on poster behind, wave campaign posters during a rally in downtown Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (C) greets a 50,000-strong crowd... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko greets supporters as he leaves a polling station in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shout slogans for their leader during a protest rally in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Cheating alleged in Ukraine poll (Reuters) 11/22/2004
[VIDEO] Voters in Ukraine are choosing a new president in the decisive second round of bitterly-fought and tight elections. (BBC) 11/22/2004
Ukraine's key election 'rigged'. Ukraine's opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko has accused the authorities of rigging Sunday's fiercely fought presidential run-off. (BBC) 11/22/2004
Ukrainians go to the polls amid cries of electoral fraud and insurrection. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko attend a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square, November 22, 2004. More than 100,000 Ukrainians poured into the streets of their capital on Monday to protest over the result of a presidential election they say was stolen by backers of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich. (AP/Reuters) 11/22/2004
Photo: A tent camp in support of opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko is seen placed in Khreshchatyk, the main street in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: A crowd in the central Independence square listens to opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko during his speech in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition reformer, gestures as he addresses a crowd at Kiev's main Independence square.... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition reformer, gestures as he addresses a crowd at Kiev's main Independence square, accusing authorities of rigging the presidential vote.... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (R) greet him during a rally in Kiev.... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko raises his fist as he greets his supporters at a rally in Kiev.... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: People in the central Independence square greet opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko during his speech in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's Western-leaning opposition reformer, gestures as he addresses a crowd at Kiev's main Independence square... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko gives his thums-up signs a crowd after his speech in the central Independence square in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko wave campaign posters during a rally in downtown Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko wave a banner reading 'Yes' as they take part in a rally in central Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flashes victory signs as he addresses a 50,000-strong crowd of supporters... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko addresses a crowd in the central Independence Square in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, right, prepares to address to supporters in his headquarters in Kiev early Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. The Central Election Commission said early Monday that Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych was narrowly leading Viktor Yushchenko in Ukraine's election race, while exit polls put the opposition challenger ahead. The commission said that votes had been counted in more than 33 percent of precincts in Sunday's bitterly contested election, which is seen as determining whether Ukraine tilts toward the West or its traditional patron, Russia. At left is Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Timoshenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Presidential election runoff: Press Release 5. 6:00 PM, Criminal Interferences Into the Voting Process (CVU) 11/21/2004
Presidential election runoff: Press Release 4. 3:00 PM, Criminal Interferences Into the Voting Process (CVU) 11/21/2004
Presidential election runoff: Press Release 3. 1:15 PM, Criminal Interferences Into the Voting Process (CVU) 11/21/2004
Presidential election runoff: Press Release 2. 12:00 AM, Keeping observers and journalists out of polling stations (CVU) 11/21/2004
Presidential election runoff: Press Release 1. 10:30 AM, Illegal expelling of commissioners (CVU) 11/21/2004
Ukraine: Voters Go To Polls In Crucial Presidential Vote. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 11/21/2004
Both candidates declare victory in Ukraine vote (CBC) 11/21/2004
Liberal Sees Cheating in Ukraine Poll, Urges Demos (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Ukraine PM holds slight election lead (UPI/Wash Times) 11/21/2004
Crowds Gather to Support Ukrainian Candidate. 12,000 People in Kiev's Main Square Respond to Early Poll Results (Wash Post) 11/21/2004
Reports of Scattered Violence as Ukrainians Vote (NY Times) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko (L) leaves the Central Election Commission in Kiev, November 21, 2004. The liberal candidate in Ukraine's presidential election said on Monday, after polls had closed, that authorities were falsifying the results and he called on his supporters to stage peaceful street demonstrations. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he answers journalists' questions during a news conference at the Central Election Commission in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych listens for first results at the the Central Elections Commission in a Kiev sports hall in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine early Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. The Central Election Commission said early Monday that Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych had collected 6 percent more votes in Ukraine's presidential race than Viktor Yushchenko, while exit polls put the opposition challenger ahead. (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych listens for first results at the Central Elections Commission in a Kiev sports hall... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Election commission officials count ballot papers at a polling station in Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Election commission officials empty a ballot-box at a polling station in Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Election commission official Miroslav, no second name available, sits next to ballot-boxes waiting to count ballot papers at a polling station in Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A woman waits to cast her vote in a polling station in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A prisoner signs his ballot paper as an unidentified election commission member, left, looks on inside a jail in Lviv... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Election commission officials empty a ballot-box at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Election commission officials count ballots at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko cheer as they take part in a rally after the end of voting in Kiev's central Independence Square... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's election commission officials count ballots at the end of voting day at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's election commission officials count ballots after the end of voting day at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's election commission officials empty a ballot box after the end of voting day at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Supporters of Viktor Yushchenko, key opposition leader and presidential candidate, wave his campaign orange flags reading 'Yes! Yushchenko', during a rally... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A supporter of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko waves a banner with his portrait at a massive gathering in downtown Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A supporter of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko waves a banner at a massive gathering in downtown Kiev Sunday, Nov. 21, 2004, celebrating exit polls... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Ukraine Exit Polls: Yushchenko Leads Presidential Race [November 21, 2:11 pm ET] (PRNewswire) 11/21/2004
Yushchenko leading with 54% at Ukrainian elections - exit polls [Nov 21 2004 10:16PM] (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Ukraine's Opposition Holds Sunday Night Parallel Vote Count; Braces For Possible Government Crackdown (PRNewswire) 11/21/2004
Turnout at Ukraine's vote in Moscow at 4,750 - vote count (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Ukraine's Yushchenko Leads in Vote, Exit Polls Say (Update1) (Bloomberg) 11/21/2004
Reports of Scattered Violence as Ukrainians Vote (NY Times) 11/21/2004
[AUDIO] Ukraine Votes in Presidential Run-Off (NPR) 11/21/2004
Ukraine Exit Polls: Yushchenko Leads Presidential Race (PR Newswire) 11/21/2004
Ukraine's Opposition Holds Sunday Night Parallel Vote Count; Braces For Possible Government Crackdown (PR Newswire) 11/21/2004
Ukraine on Alert for Election Fraud and Violence (PR Newswire) 11/21/2004
Defense Ministry denies sending armored vehicles to Kyiv (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Yanukovych's HQ files 350 lawsuits (Part 2) (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Violence disrupts Ukraine presidential elections. By Tom Warner in Dnipropetrovsk and Stefan Wagstyl in Kiev (Financial Times) 11/21/2004
Photo: A tent camp in support of opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko is seen placed in the central Independence square in Ukraine's capital Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Exit Poll: Challenger Leads in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Pro-West opposition leader wins Ukraine presidential vote: exit poll (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Polls close in Ukraine's presidential runoff vote [Exit-poll: pro-Western opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko won with 58 percent of the vote, compared to 39 percent for pro-Russia prime minister Viktor Yanukovich] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Активісти 'Студентської хвилі' викрили так звану 'карусель' [Voter 'carousel' - 100 hrynias to carry in a ballot filled out for one candidate, paid after the blank one is brought back out] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
В Києві на дільниці 42 зняли голову комісії і вивели 9 її членів [Commissioner and 9 members fired in Kyiv district 42; district went for opposition candidate Yushchenko in 1st round] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
Ukrainian Opposition Charges Voting Irregularities [A spokesman for Ukrainian opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko says more than 2,500 observers are not being allowed to enter polling stations to monitor today's presidential election in Ukraine.] (RFE/RL) 11/21/2004
Senior electoral official admits violations in Ukraine's run-off (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Photo: A woman waits to cast her vote in a polling station in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman casts her ballot at the polling station in the village Ulichne, western Ukraine... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures greeting supporters as he leaves a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Exit poll shows Yushchenko wins Ukraine vote (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Unrest Reported at Ukrainian Polling Place (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Leader of the opposition and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (L) greets his supporters as he leaves a polling station in Kiev. Pro-Western opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko won Ukraine's presidential runoff election, comfortably beating pro-Russia Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, an independent exit poll showed. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
[AUDIO] Ukrainians to Vote in Presidential Runoff [from 11/20/04] (NPR) 11/21/2004
PORA stops busloads of absentee balloters; activists put life on the line to prevent falsification in presidential election [FOTO/S] (BRAMA) 11/21/2004
НА ВИБОРЧІЙ ДІЛЬНИЦІ ВБИТО МІЛІЦІОНЕРА (Українська правда) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian woman Maria Gabchak, left, casts her ballot paper while her compatriot Rozalia, right, looks on at home in the village Ulichne, western Ukraine... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman leaving a booth with her ballot is seen through a ballot box... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, left, walks behind Patriarch Filaret, the head of the Kiev patriarchate faction of Ukraine Orthodox Church... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma leaves a polling booth in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Ukraine's voter turnout over 55% as of 3:00 p.m. [Kyiv time] - commission [in a number of regions, the run-off has drawn a lower voter turnout than the October 31 first round] (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Temnyk of Medvedchuk for the elections [Government authorities prepare two scenarios - falsification and disruption of elections] (Ukrainska Pravda) 11/21/2004
Antiyushchenko propaganda used the 25th frame effect. Government backed channels ignored the request for refutation. (Ukrainska Pravda) 11/21/2004
Plans of Ukraine's key presidential hopefuls (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Major economic issues for new Ukraine leader (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Tense Ukraine runoff. Presidential politics in Chernobyl land (SF Tribune) 11/21/2004
Vote cherished in other places, unlike Alberta (Edmonton Journal) 11/21/2004
Democracy at stake in election (Edmonton Journal) 11/21/2004
Economy key issue in Ukrainian runoff vote (AP/Chicago Tribune) 11/21/2004
'Пора' блокувала виїзд із Києва двох автобусів з 'відкріпниками' [PORA stopped 2 'absentee ballot' buses from departing Kyiv] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
З Черкас до Києва прибули 7 автобусів з 'відкріпниками' [Seven busloads of 'absentee balloters' driven from Chekassy to Kyiv] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
В Миколаївській області офіційних спостерігачів виганяють з виборчих дільниць [In Mykolaiv oblast, official observers being chased away from polling stations] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
У ЦВК твердять, що в курсі масових фальсифікацій [CEC confirms massive falsification of ballots] (5 канал) 11/21/2004
У Києві і Львові знайшли ручки зі зникаючою пастою [Pens with disappearing ink found in Kyiv and Lviv polling stations] (Українська правда) 11/21/2004
Голоси за Януковича купують за горілку, а у Львові і Сумах громитимуть дільниці [A bottel of vodka for a Yanukovych vote; polling stations attacked in Lviv and Sumy] (Українська правда) 11/21/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's PM and a presidential candidate, leaves a voting cabin at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Ukrainians begin choosing new president (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Ukrainians Choose New President in Landmark Vote (Reuters) 11/21/2004
Vote-rigging will not influence outcome of elections - Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 11/21/2004
Ukrainians Vote in Runoff Round of Presidential Election (VOA) 11/21/2004
Ukrainians cast ballots in presidential run-off (AP/National Post) 11/21/2004
Ukrainian Election: Viktor vs. Viktor (AFP/Deutsche Welle) 11/21/2004
Police Officer Killed in Ukrainian Polling Station [Cherkassy] (Novinite) 11/21/2004
Ukraine Voters Face a Political Crossroads (LA Times) 11/21/2004
Tight race a debate on Ukraine's direction (Boston Globe) 11/21/2004
Voting starts in key Ukraine poll (BBC) 11/21/2004
Ukraine torn apart by dirty election tactics. Russian-backed premier pulls out the stops to rob favourite of presidency (The Scotsman) 11/21/2004
Ukrainian Voters Go to Polls to Elect Nation's Third President (Bloomberg) 11/21/2004
Photos: 'Живий щит фальсифікаціям' (ПОРА) 11/21/2004
План 'ПОРИ' на ніч виборів (ПОРА) 11/21/2004
Звернення громадянської кампанії ПОРА до народу України (ПОРА) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko holds his infant son Taras after voting as he leaves a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Kostya Negoda, 5, helps his father to cast his ballot at a polling station during presidential elections in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A woman holds her new-born twins as she casts her ballot paper at a maternity hospital in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Petro Lukashenko looks trhough the magnifying glass to sign his ballot paper in the village of Grebelki... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, center, his wife Kateryna, right, and granddaughter Yaryna, below right, light candles in a church in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko touches his heart as he greets people at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, right, shows a V sign to a supporter as he leaves a polling station after casting his ballot in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko (R) talks to his supporters before voting at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko with his daughter Sofia casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko casts his ballot as his daughter Sofia watches... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko with his daughter Sofia leaves a booth to cast his ballot paper... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko leaves a booth to cast his ballot at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers stand in line as they wait to receive ballots... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian soldier leaves a voting booth as other soldiers stand in line to receive ballots... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A soldier of Ukraine's Presidential regiment looks at an elderly woman casting her ballot... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian coal miner casts his ballot at a polling station organized at a mine in the town of Gorlivka... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Presidential regiment soldiers leave a booth to cast their ballots at a polling station in Kiev... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: [FILE] Supporters of Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko decorate a statue of Ukraine's first president Mikhail Grushevski with orange bands in the town of Lviv... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko casts his vote at a polling station in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian PM Viktor Yanukovich greets his supporters after voting in Kiev... (AFP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian PM and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych greets his supporters after voting... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's PM and a presidential candidate, speaks to media... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's PM and a presidential candidate, smiles as he prepares to vote... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian PM and pro-Moscow presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich casts his ballot... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: Ukrainian PM and pro-Moscow presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich leaves a booth... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian orthodox priest leaves a booth to cast his ballot... (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian woman leaves a polling booth at a polling station in Kiev... (AP/Yahoo) 11/21/2004
Ukrainian student group in Germany holds vigil; circulates petition to protest human rights abuses (BRAMA) 11/20/2004
Youths around the world send 'orange-aid' for Ukraine's presidential election (BRAMA) 11/20/2004
Кризові менеджери Медведчука прикривають прихід 'донецьких' на Черкащину (Українська правда) 11/20/2004
Гаряча субота на українських залізницях. Десятки потягів розвозять містами України 'туристів' та 'спостерігачів' (BBC Ukrainian) 11/20/2004
Чому не вийшов 'День'? Головний редактор газети 'День' розповідає, чому її газета вперше за 8 років не побачила світ (BBC Ukrainian) 11/20/2004
Прихильники Януковича везуть голосувати українців з Росії (BBC Ukrainian) 11/20/2004
Battle lines drawn in Ukraine vote (BBC) 11/20/2004
Kuchma warns over Ukraine chaos (BBC) 11/20/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Calls for Calm on Eve of Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma vows 'no revolution' as opposition threatens protests (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: [FILE] Ukraine's outgoing President Leonid Kuchma vowed that there would be 'no revolution' on the eve of presidential elections in which the pro-Western opposition has threatened mass protests. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Metropolitan Moisey, Primate of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church - Canonical Gives Support for Yushchenko (BRAMA) 11/20/2004
Як фальшувалися президентські вибори-99: нові свідчення [Мельниченко та Єльяшкевич] (5 канал) 11/20/2004
Ukrainian Village Focuses on Election [Demidyv, Ukraine] (AP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Ющенківці підуть на вибори зі снігом, януковичці - з морозом (Українська правда) 11/20/2004
Через непогоду майже тисяча двісті населених пунктів України залишились без електроенергії (5 канал) 11/20/2004
Editorial: Follow Havel's moral example [During his time as president, (Czech president Havel) refused to issue visas to Alexandr Lukashenko, president of Belarus and Leonid Kuchma, president of Ukraine...saying that he did not welcome dictators who violated human rights.] (Taipei Times) 11/20/2004
Bush Warns Ukraine To Conduct Fair Election (RFE/RL) 11/20/2004
U.S., Europe will scrutinize tomorrow's election. By Natalia A. Feduschak (Wash Times) 11/20/2004
Ukraine poised for crucial vote under watchful eye of West, Russia (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Ukraine readies for knife-edge poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
In Ukraine, orange ribbons signal a desire to cut the ties with Soviet past (Globe and Mail) 11/20/2004
Ukrainians set for a crucial weekend vote. A choice between the West, Russia (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 11/20/2004
Op-ed: Russia's imperial future hinges on upcoming vote in Ukraine (UExpress/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Congressmen like what they're paid to see (Wash Times) 11/20/2004
Funding Of Election Monitors A Concern. Glowing account of Ukraine vote given by paid U.S. observers (Wash Post) 11/20/2004
Human Rights Organizations Condemn Using Church in Campaigning (RISU) 11/20/2004
UOC-MP Orthodox Held Pro-Yanukovch Demonstration without Official Blessing (RISU) 11/20/2004
Autocephalous Orthodox-Canonical Head Personally Supports Yushchenko (RISU) 11/20/2004
Catholic Youth to Pray for Fair Election (RISU) 11/20/2004
Прем'єр-міністр України Віктор Янукович зустрівся з генеральним директором міжнародної організації 'Репортери без кордонів' (Урядовий портал) 11/20/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko (R) greets US Senator Richard Lugar in Kiev. Ukraine prepared for a crucial runoff presidential vote that pits a pro-Russia prime minister against a Western-leaning opposition leader as Washington warned Kiev of consequences if the poll is rigged. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar, left, looks on while Serhiy Kivalov, head of Central Election Commission, smiles prior to their meeting in Kiev, Ukraine, Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004. Lugar has come to Ukraine as the representative of President George W. Bush to observe Sunday's presidential election. Ukrainians will 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. Yushchenko was forced off the campaign trail this fall by a mysterious illness that left his face bloated and riddled with lesions. (AP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: Activists of Ukraine's student pro-democracy group Pora walk through the Independence Square in support of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev, Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004 carrying a flag reading 'It's time'. Ukrainians will 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) 11/20/2004
Photo: A municipal worker removes orange ribbons, bearing the campaign colour of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, from trees in Kiev, November 20, 2004. Campaigning is prohibited on the eve of Ukraine's presidential run-off vote, seen as a choice between it tilting towards the West or Moscow. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian woman passes by partially removed campaign posters of opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, in central Kiev, November 20, 2004. Campaigning is prohibited on the eve of Ukraine's presidential run-off vote, seen as a choice between it tilting towards the West or Moscow. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: A woman buys rolls from a street vendor in Kiev. Ukraine prepared for a crucial runoff presidential vote that pits a pro-Russia prime minister against a Western-leaning opposition leader as Washington warned Kiev of consequences if the poll is rigged. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
An unidentified cameraman films ballot boxes at a polling station in Kiev, Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004. Ukrainians will vote in the presidential election Sunday after months of tension that included widespread allegations of official interference, claims that a candidate was poisoned by his foes and a cliffhanger first-round vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: An election commission officials install a voting box on a polling station in Lviv, western Ukraine, Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004. In Sunday's runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, who runs with Kuchma's backing, will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: Election commission official Evgene Kucherenko installs an Ukrainian state flag next to voting boxes on a polling station in Lviv, western Ukraine, Saturday, Nov. 20, 2004. In Sunday's runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, who runs with Kuchma's backing, will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Ukrainians choose (IHT) 11/20/2004
Geopolitical rivalry casts shadows over Ukraine election battle (Financial Times) 11/20/2004
US envoy tells Ukraine leaders to hold fair vote [Lugar] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
[Canadian] Minister Pettigrew calls for free, fair and transparent election in Ukraine (News.gc.ca) 11/19/2004
Senate passes resolution urging government of Ukraine to ensure a democratic, transparent, and fair run-off election (BRAMA) 11/19/2004
Бiлий дiм закликає українську владу дати можливiсть українцям обрати свого наступного президента вiльно (VOA) 11/19/2004
Ukraine on Edge With Crucial Presidential Runoff Vote Set for Sunday (VOA) 11/19/2004
Ukraine Election Approaches [AUDIO][All Things Considered] (NPR) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition leader and top presidential candidate, Viktor Yushchenko, right, is seen sitting with his wife Kateryna, third from left, holding their children in their arms, left to right daughter Khrystyna, granddaughter Yaryna, daughter Sofia and youngest son Taras, in his apartment in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday Nov. 17, 2004. Standing are daughter Vitalina, left, and son Andriy. On Sunday, Western-leaning reformer Yushchenko and pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych will face runoff in the country's crucial presidential election. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Presidential candidate and leader of the Ukrainian opposition Viktor Yushcenko answers questions during a press-confernce in Kiev. Yushchenko warned of 'total fraud' to ensure victory by the pro-Russian official candidate (AFP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Ukraine Liberal Vows Demonstrations if Cheated (Reuters) 11/19/2004
Sad Slavs: Ukrainians see themselves as Europe's most miserable people (AP/Canadian Press) 11/19/2004
Звіт Комітету виборців України (КВУ) 11/19/2004
КВУ оприлюднив результати моніторингу виборчої ситуації протягом 1-17 листопада 2004 року (КВУ) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych gestures as he campaigns before a crowd of supporters in a Kiev sports hall in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine Friday, Nov.19, 2004, two days before the hotly contested second round of the presidential election. Yanukovych promised more jobs and Soviet-style improvements in the social sector and offered closer ties with Russia, a key trade partner. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych gestures as he campaigns before a crowd of supporters in a sports hall in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine Friday, Nov.19, 2004, two days before the hotly contested second round of the presidential election. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Ukraine liberal threatens protest (BBC) 11/19/2004
Ukraine Braces for Presidential Run Off (The Scotsman) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych gestures as he campaigns before a crowd of supporters in a sports hall in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine Friday, Nov.19, 2004, two days before the hotly contested second round of the presidential elections. Yanukovych promised more jobs and Soviet-style improvements in the social sector and offered closer ties with Russia, a key trade partner. The banner reads 'New president'. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
What's at Stake in Ukraine? (TCS) 11/19/2004
Yushchenko ahead in polls by 8 points, backed by broad coalition (Our Ukraine) 11/19/2004
Фронт боротьби за демократію проходить через Україну, вважають інтелектуали (Потяг 76) 11/19/2004
Книговидавці за цивілізовану, освічену, европейську Україну: політична заява (Потяг 76) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich addresses supporters during his speech at a hall in Kiev, November 19, 2004. Yanukovich, 54, whose power base is in the industrial, Russian-speaking east of the country, favors strong state control of key economic sectors and wants closer links with Russia, the former imperial master. Ukraine's presidential run-off on Sunday will determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow liberal Viktor Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) greets US Senator Richard Lugar, Head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during their meeting at the presidential office in Kiev. Lugar arrived in Ukraine to monitor the country's presidential elections run-off. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
OSCE Chairman hopes second round of Ukrainian presidential election will be free and fair (OSCE) 11/19/2004
Ukraine's Democratic Strengths (Wash Post) 11/19/2004
На Івано-Франківщині у працівників міліції збирають відкріпні талони (5 канал) 11/19/2004
Представник Буша невдоволений кампанією й розчарований ініціативою Ющенка (Українська правда) 11/19/2004
Ющенко знає про два сценарія влади, щоб не допустити його до влади (Українська правда) 11/19/2004
Georgia’s Long Shadow. The Ukrainian government’s candidate for president is fighting a seemingly hopeless battle for student votes, while many students fight just as hard to defeat him. Why are the students so feared? (Transitions Online) 11/19/2004
President of Eastern Ukraine? In the last days of his premiership, Viktor Yanukovych is again showing the talents and characteristics that took him to the top. (Transitions Online) 11/19/2004
Analysis: Ukraine's Compromised Choice. By Jan Maksymiuk (RFE/RL) 11/19/2004
Voters Brace For Presidential Runoff Amid Allegations Of Dirty Tricks. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 11/19/2004
Poisoning, 'Dead Souls' Mar Election. Reformer Who Wants Ukraine Out of Iraq Faces Current PM (ABC News) 11/19/2004
Detentions over asking for election results condemned, fears for election re-run heightened (Amnesty International) 11/19/2004
Ukraine voters brace for Sunday presidential runoff after virtual electoral tie (AP/CBC) 11/19/2004
Ukraine Candidate [Yushchenko] Says Cheating Will Set Off Demos (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
19 листопада - останній день передвиборної агітації (Гаряча Лінія) 11/19/2004
Kuchma won't sign absentee voting ban (Interfax-Moscow) 11/19/2004
Кучма заявив - він ні в якому разі не підпише ухвалений вчора парламентом закон, котрий, зокрема, забороняє використання відкріпних талонів (5 канал) 11/19/2004
Growing media harassment a threat to press freedom ahead of presidential elections run-off (Reporters sans frontières) 11/19/2004
Commentary: Show time in Kiev. By Ariel Cohen (Wash Times) 11/19/2004
Two Viktors, only one victor (Economist) 11/19/2004
Ukrainian Candidates Are Neck-And-Neck in Elections (Bloomberg) 11/19/2004
Ukrainians to choose their 'Viktor' in presidential run-off (EurActiv) 11/19/2004
Kyrgyz intelligence agency accused of kidnapping prominent rights defender [before flying to Ukraine to observe its presidential election runoff] (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, left, looks on while U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar smiles before their talks at the presidential office in Kiev, Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. Lugar has come to Ukraine as the representative of President George W. Bush to observe Sunday presidential election. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: A suppoerter of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko ties an orange ribbon on a tree, during an action for support of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency, in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. In Sunday's runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, who runs with President Kuchma's backing, will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) listens to U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Richard Lugar of Indiana as they meet at the presidential office in Kiev, November 19, 2004. Lugar arrived in Ukraine on Friday to monitor the country's presidential election run-off due on November 21. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, left, greets U.S. Senator Richard G. Lugar before their talks at the presidential office in Kiev, Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. Lugar has come to Ukraine as the representative of President George W. Bush to observe Sunday presidential election. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he speaks during a news conference he held in Kiev, November 19, 2004. The liberal challenger in a closely fought presidential election in Ukraine vowed Friday to lead his supporters out on to the streets if authorities cheated to give victory to his opponent. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Outgoing Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma speaks at a news conference in Kiev on Friday, Nov. 19, 2004, a few days before the country's crucial presidential vote. In Sunday's runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, who runs with Kuchma's backing, will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to media during his news conference in Kiev, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. Yushchenko's face is puffy and covered with lesions _ a result of a mysterious ailment his allies attributed to poisoning by political opponents. A pro-government parliamentary commission said Yushchenko suffers from a viral infection that could render him unfit for presidential office. Ukrainians will 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) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko waves to supporters after his news conference in Kiev, November 19, 2004. The liberal challenger, in a closely fought presidential election in Ukraine, vowed on Friday to lead his supporters out on to the streets if authorities cheated to give victory to his opponent. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Війна проти Ющенка. План розміщення 'чорнухи' (Українська правда) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, his face disfigured by illness, is seen speaking to the media during his news conference in Kiev, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. Ukrainians will 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) 11/19/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko talks to the media during his news conference in Kiev, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. Ukrainians will 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) 11/19/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he speaks during a news conference in Kiev, November 19, 2004. The liberal challenger in a closely fought presidential election in Ukraine vowed on Friday to bring his supporters out on to the streets if authorities cheated to give victory to his opponent. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
21 ЛИСТОПАДА - ДРУГИЙ ТУР ПРЕЗИДЕНТСЬКИХ ВИБОРІВ В УКРАЇНІ (Website) 11/19/2004
У Києві розповсюджують фальшивку, де Ющенко ніби то закликає не йти на вибори (IMI) 11/19/2004
“Le Monde”: Якщо не буде струму, народ прийде голосувати з свічками (IMI) 11/19/2004
En Ukraine, l'opposition croit en sa victoire au second tour de l'élection présidentielle (Le Monde) 11/19/2004
L'éditorial: Nostalgie à la russe (Le Monde) 11/19/2004
Полювання на ПОРУ почалось! (ПОРА) 11/19/2004
Затримання в Миколаєві (ПОРА) 11/19/2004
Андрій Шевченко призвав голосувати за Януковича (Гаряча Лінія) 11/19/2004
UOC-Kyiv Patriarchate Orthodox in Volyn Condemn UOC-MP Campaigning (RISU) 11/19/2004
Christian Leaders Condemn Attempts by Churches at Interfering in Election Campaign (RISU) 11/19/2004
Pro-Yushchenko Parliamentarian Says Government “Discredits” Church Authority (RISU) 11/19/2004
Union of Christian Rebirth and Christian Democratic Union Ask Prayers for Ukraine (RISU) 11/19/2004
Нова Каховка: незручний мер. В його хаті - обшук (5 канал) 11/19/2004
Eyes on Ukraine as candidates symbolise old east-west divide By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 11/19/2004
Allow Free Choice in Election, U.S. Urges Ukrainian Authorities; Senator Lugar will travel to Ukraine for vote at Bush's behest (USDOS) 11/18/2004
White House Warns Ukraine to Guard Voting (AP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: [FILE] The White House called for a clean second round in voting in Ukraine's presidential polls between West-leaning reformer Viktor Yushchenko, shown here at a rally on November 13, and his pro-Russia rival, Viktor Yanukovich. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Washington calls for a clean second round in Ukrainian voting (AFP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
U.S. urges fair elections in Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 11/18/2004
Solana pleads for fair run-off vote in Ukraine (Reuters/Pakistan Daily Times) 11/18/2004
Analysis: Enter Gazpromneft. By Roman Kupchinsky (RFE/RL) 11/18/2004
Kuchma Warns Opposition Threatening Democracy (RFE/RL) 11/18/2004
Звернення Віктора Ющенка до громадян (Українська правда) 11/18/2004
Мітинг на підтримку Януковича (фоторепортаж) (Гаряча Лінія) 11/18/2004
Урядова газета в Криму зробила з Ющенка монстра (Гаряча Лінія) 11/18/2004
Лист, що ходить по державним установам… (Гаряча Лінія) 11/18/2004
Ukrainian-Manitobans to hold symbolic vote (CBC) 11/18/2004
Victor Yushchenko's address to the people of Ukraine on the eve of the election (BRAMA) 11/18/2004
Photo: Supporter of Ukraine's opposition leader and top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko holds a Ukrainian flag during a rally in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine, Thursday, Nov. 18, 2004. At right is a monument to Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Victor Yushchenko's address to the people of Ukraine on the eve of the election (BRAMA) 11/18/2004
Ющенко закликає українців захищати свій вибір й виходити на майдани (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Ukrainian-American Technology Group Mobilizes Supporters for a Free and Fair Presidential Election (BRAMA) 11/18/2004
White House releases statement on upcoming Ukrainian elections (BRAMA) 11/18/2004
U.S. rejects visa of candidate's key supporter [Gregory Surkis, a lawmaker and businessman who is one of Mr. Yanukovych's most prominent political allies...On the list are Mr. Kuchma's chief of staff, Viktor Medvedchuk, who is thought to be the brain behind Mr. Yanukovych's campaign; the president's son-in-law and parliament member, Viktor Pinchuk; General Prosecutor Gennadiy Vasyliev; and Minister of Internal Affairs Mykola Bilokon.] (Wash Times) 11/18/2004
Ukraine's east-west showdown (BBC) 11/18/2004
Correction: Ukraine-Elections Story [AP erroneously translated a statement by Viktor Yushchenko. The word 'free' was mistranslated as 'honest.'] (AP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Леонід Кучма заявив: нині є загроза для демократії, якщо 'деякі політичні сили' не вгамують емоції (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Верховна Рада скасувала відкріплювальні талони [Для того, щоб закон став чинним, його має підписати президент. Опозиція переконана, що Леонід Кучма, як гарант чесних виборів, про що він неодноразово заявляв, обов'язково підпише закон завтра.] (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Результати екзит-полу проведеного російським фондом 'Общєствєнноє мнєніє' - фальшивка (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Перший Президент Кравчук боїться народної революції (5 канал) 11/18/2004
У Вінниці у приміщенні Державної податкової інспекції знайдені агітаційні матеріали за кандидата Януковича та антиагітацію проти кандидата Ющенка (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Схвалено закон про заборону відкріпних посвідчень. Парламент схвалив закон, який забороняє голосування за відкріпними талонами (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
Кучма: держава здатна захистити демократичні завоювання . Президент напередодні 2-го туру голосування утримався від відвертої підтримки одного з кандидатів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
Соціалісти - про порушення в 35 виборчих округах. Соціалістична партія заявила, що в 35 виборчих округах голосування відбулось з порушеннями (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
Віктор Ющенко: вірю в перемогу, бо вірю в мудрість виборців. У зверненні до виборців Віктор Ющенко закликав допомогти унеможливити фальсифікації у 2 турі (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
Молебен у Лаврі замість Хресної Ходи. Близько 5 тисяч віручих УПЦ Московського патріархату з'їхалися до Києва, щоб підтримати Віктора Януковича (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
Op-ed: The Color of Freedom and Oranges. By Yuri Andrukhovych SPECIAL (BRAMA) 11/18/2004
Photo: Demonstrators shout slogans as they take part in a meeting in support of Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko, in central Kiev November 18, 2004. Ukrainians rallied on Thursday to show their support to Western-leaning Yushchenko, three days before Ukraine's presidential run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian miner shouts slogans next to a banner depicting Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich with an inscription 'New president' during a meeting in central Kiev, November 18, 2004. About 3,000 members of trade unions rallied on Thursday claiming their support for Yanukovich, three days before Ukraine's presidential run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: Demonstrators shout slogans and hold a poster depicting Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko, with an inscription reading 'Yes' during a meeting in central Kiev, November 18, 2004. Ukrainians rallied on Thursday to show their support to Western-leaning Yushchenko, three days before Ukraine's presidential run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma answers journalists' questions during a news conference at the presidential press centre in Kiev, November 18, 2004. Ukraine's outgoing president denied opposition's allegations of authorities pressure during the presidential election campaign and claimed on Thursday the country needs a fair and open vote, three days before the run-off. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Kiev goes orange for Ukraine election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma gestures as he answers journalists' questions during a news conference at the presidential press center in Kiev, November 18, 2004. Ukraine's outgoing president denied opposition's allegations of authorities pressure during the presidential election campaign and claimed on Thursday the country needs fair and open vote, three days before the run-off. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Photo: Ukrainian miners shout slogans and hold a banner depicting Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich with an inscription 'New president' during a meeting in central Kiev, November 18, 2004. About 3,000 members of trade unions rallied on Thursday claiming their support for Yanukovich, three days before Ukraine's presidential run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
State employees told to obtain absentee ballots. Officials dismissed in pro-Yushchenko areas; Observers arrested. (Our Ukraine) 11/18/2004
Віктор Янукович критикує опонента та обіцяє більше грошей. Прем'єр-міністр України Віктор Янукович у виступі на телебаченні назвав Віктора Ющенка старою владою (BBC Ukrainian) 11/18/2004
International observers for Ukraine presidential election hold press conference in Kyiv Monday (OSCE) 11/18/2004
Putin woos Ukraine with a Russian common market (CS Monitor) 11/18/2004
Ukraine Premier Promises Prosperity (Reuters/Moscow Times) 11/18/2004
Students mobilise in Ukraine election (Independent) 11/18/2004
Yanukovych Turns to Wheat to Court Ukraine's Farm Vote (Reuters/Moscow Times) 11/18/2004
«Пора» розпочинає студентський страйк (VOA) 11/17/2004
Сенатор Луґар напередоднi вiдбуття в Україну говорить про важливiсть виборiв (VOA) 11/17/2004
Опозицiя вважає, що готується фальсифiкацiя результатiв другого туру (VOA) 11/17/2004
Putin Says Russia Will Get New Nuclear Missiles in Near Future (Bloomberg) 11/17/2004
Заява з приводу масового позбавлення права обирати громадян західних областей (КВУ) 11/17/2004
Photo: An activist of the Ukrainian youth 'Pora' movement wears a headband with an inscription 'Yushchenko-Yes!' and a sticker reading 'Pora (It's time!)' as she takes part in a meeting in Kiev, November 17, 2004. Ukraine's opposition youth staged a rally on Wednesday demanding honest and fair presidential election run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties, four days before the vote. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
На Західній Україні складають списки тих, хто здав відкріпні талони. Представник ДАІ на прес-конференції підтвердив, що на Західній Україні в людей збирають відкріпні талони (BBC Ukrainian) 11/17/2004
Ukranian Pro-Democracy Group Protests (AP/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
Photo: Activists of the Ukrainian youth 'Pora' movement shout slogans as they take part in a meeting in support of presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev, November 17, 2004. Ukraine's opposition youth staged a rally on Wednesday demanding honest and fair presidential election run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties, four days before the vote. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
Ukraine's Presidential Election: The Turning Point? (Helsinki Commission briefing 16 Nov. 2004) (BRAMA) 11/17/2004
Canadian parliamentarians blast Putin's involvement in Ukraine elections (BRAMA) 11/17/2004
Звіт тимчасової слідчої комісії Верховної Ради щодо отруєння Віктора Ющенка не буде оприлюднений до президентських виборів (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Микола Мельниченко оприлюднив нові плівки у Варшаві (5 канал) 11/17/2004
We were told to fix Ukraine election, say police chiefs. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/17/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman begs for change in an attempt to earn additional money to add to her pension, in front of a magazine advertisement poster in central Kiev, November 17, 2004. Ukrainians go to the polls on Sunday with hope to change their lives for better in a presidential election run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yushchenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
Ballot papers for Ukrainian presidential runoff election made (Kazinform) 11/17/2004
Op-ed: Ukraine Votes Amidst Widespread Corruption (Pulse of the Twin Cities) 11/17/2004
Ukrainians [living in Malaysia] Invited To Vote In Second Round Of Presidential Election (Bernama) 11/17/2004
Parliamentarians call for medical examination of Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 11/17/2004
Organization claims Ukrainian voters under pressure (Interfax-Moscow) 11/17/2004
Democracy in the News: Journalists Act Over Ukraine Media Bias [PDF format] (IFJ) 11/17/2004
Opinion: Ukraine Teaches Big Brother a Tough Lesson (Moscow Times) 11/17/2004
IFJ Election Mission Calls on Ukraine Authorities to End Censorship and Interference of Independent Media (IFJ) 11/17/2004
Україною покотилась друга хвиля репресій. Прес-конференція ПОРИ в УНІАНі (ПОРА) 11/17/2004
Photo: Близько 5 тисяч івано-франківських студентів провели страйк 'Молодь проти фальсифікацій!' (5 канал) 11/17/2004
'The Independent': українська міліція має наказ фальсифікувати вибори (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Індепендент - про накази харківській міліції на виборах. Як передає Аскольд Крушельницький, міліція нібито охороняла фальшиві бюлетені за В.Януковича (BBC Ukrainian) 11/17/2004
Як за атестатом. Свій екзамен на посаду президента Ющенко і Янукович склали приблизно так само, як колись у шкільні роки: Ющенко – на чотири-п'ять, Янукович – трійка. (Українська правда) 11/17/2004
Одинадцять 'лаж' Януковича, або ще раз про теледебати, економіку та 'проффесора' економіки (Українська правда) 11/17/2004
Мін'юст повідомляє про шляхи реалізації виборчого права громадянами України (Урядовий портал) 11/17/2004
Повторних теледебатів кандидатів у Президенти на комерційних телеканалах не буде (5 канал) 11/17/2004
У Верховній Раді гаряче дебатували обставини хвороби Віктора Ющенка (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Чемпіон світу з шахів Руслан Пономарьов підтримав Віктора Ющенка (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Ющенко: 'Ця влада ніколи не забезпечить чесні вибори' (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Ющенко пояснив, чому під час теледебатів він іноді не дивився в камеру (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/17/2004
Віктор Ющенко привітав двомільйонне студентське братство України з Днем студента (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/17/2004
Привітання Прем'єр-міністра України Віктора Януковича з нагоди Міжнародного дня студента (Урядовий портал) 11/17/2004
На Львiвщинi напередоднi другого туру нарiкають на адмiнiстративний тиск (VOA) 11/16/2004
Голова ЦВК обiцяє, що другий тур буде демократичнiшим (VOA) 11/16/2004
Кияни про дебати (VOA) 11/16/2004
Коментарi з приводу теледебатiв мiж Януковичем i Ющенком (VOA) 11/16/2004
Мiжнародна амнiстiя засуджує ув`язнення виборчих спостерiгачiв у Сумах (VOA) 11/16/2004
Viktor Yanukovych standing against putting pressure upon mass media (Government Portal) 11/16/2004
Віктор Янукович виступає проти тиску на засоби масової інформації (Урядовий портал) 11/16/2004
Ukraine: Arrested for requesting election results (Amnesty International) 11/16/2004
Ukrainian hopefuls spar in TV debate (World News/SBS) 11/16/2004
Ukrainian TV Debate: Presidential Vision Beats Bureaucratic Rhetoric (Our Ukraine) 11/16/2004
Yanukovych wants Ukraine's WTO admission terms revised (Interfax-Moscow) 11/16/2004
Christian Church Leaders Address Citizens regarding Second Election Round [Ukrainian Orthodox Church–Kyivan Patriarchate, the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, the Roman Catholic Church in Ukraine, the Christians of Evangelical Faith-Pentecostals, and the Ukrainian Christian Evangelical Church] (RISU) 11/16/2004
Хто був кращим на дебатах покаже голосування 21 листопада - експерти (IMI) 11/16/2004
Перші українські теледебати, або 'Я скажу Вам як проффесору' (IMI) 11/16/2004
362 тисячі громадян 'проголосували' в першому турі, навіть не отримавши бюлетеня (Наша Україна) 11/16/2004
Шизофренія замість зовнішньої політики. Тарас Кузьо (Українська правда) 11/16/2004
«Нова влада» – це стара команда з рафінованим обличчям, – Віктор Ющенко (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/16/2004
Теледебати Ющенка та Януковича: кандидати говорять про перемогу. Обидва кандидати в президенти багато говорили про економіку, соціальну та зовнішню політику України (BBC Ukrainian) 11/16/2004
Дорогі співвітчизники! Відкладіть усі справи та прийдіть на виборчу дільницю, щоб віддати свій голос за майбутнє України - за Віктора Ющенко! (Klitschko.com) 11/16/2004
Брати Клички закликають підтримати Ющенка. Віталій Кличко: ми свій голос з Володимиром віддали, на нашу думку, достойному кандидату в президенти (BBC Ukrainian) 11/16/2004
AUDIO: Слухайте аудіозапис інтерв’ю з Віталієм Кличком (2 Мб). (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/16/2004
У Вінниці затримано 7 активістів ПОРИ (ПОРА) 11/16/2004
Yushchenko Gains An Edge (Transitions Online) 11/16/2004
Photo: Journalists wear mock chains and hold papers with letters reading 'Here they fire for truth' during a meeting in front of Ukraine's television center in Kiev, November 16, 2004. Journalists who have quit their jobs in protest against censorship of Ukrainian mass media, rallied on Tuesday against authorities' pressure and demanded honest and fair coverage of the country's presidential run-off, five days before the vote. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/16/2004
Влада підтвердила, що вона проти незалежних ЗМІ (Наша Україна) 11/16/2004
Poll rival hits at Ukraine leader's economic record. By Tom Warner in Kiev (Financial Times) 11/16/2004
Ukraine rivals clash in TV debate (BBC) 11/16/2004
Ukraine Rivals Debate on TV [AP report] (Moscow Times) 11/16/2004
Larger turnout abroad predicted for Ukraine runoff (BRAMA) 11/15/2004
Report from First Round of Presidential Elections in Ukraine [Canadian observers] (BRAMA) 11/15/2004
Televised debates: Yushchenko-Yanukovych. From Victor Yushchenko’s speeches (Our Ukraine) 11/15/2004
Чергове протистояння в Сумах (VOA) 11/15/2004
Ющенко про дебати: «Це, звичайно, перемога!» (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/15/2004
Виступи Ющенка на теледебатах (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/15/2004
Президент Кучма закликає до швидкої реалiзацiї полiтреформи (VOA) 11/15/2004
Гельсiнська комiсiя США про вибори в Українi (VOA) 11/15/2004
Перші теледебати мiж кандидатами у Президенти України (VOA) 11/15/2004
Photo: Secretary of State Colin Powell shakes hands with Ukrainian Speaker of Parliament Volodymyr Lytvyn, left, at the State Department after meeting with him Monday, Nov. 15, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Ukrainian Candidates Hold Rare Debate (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, a Western-leaning reformer,left, and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, seen as the Kremlin's favorite, right, appear prior to television debate in Ukraine's capital Kiev on Monday, Nov. 15, 2004. The two candidates who finished neck-and-neck in the first round of Ukraine's presidential vote, both appeared nervous as they made a direct and live on-air pitch to voters in this nation of 48 million. (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, a Western-leaning reformer, right, and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, seen as the Kremlin's favorite, shake hands prior to their television debate in Ukraine's capital Kiev on Monday, Nov. 15, 2004. The two candidates who finished neck-and-neck in the first round of Ukraine's presidential vote, both appeared nervous as they made a direct and live on-air pitch to voters in this nation of 48 million. (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Photo: Ukrainians kiss as they watch the televised debates between the two presidential candidates - opposition leader liberal Viktor Yushchenko and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich on the First national channel, at a pub in Kiev November 15, 2004. Both candidates scored around 40 percent in the first round of the presidential elections, forcing a run-off which could determine whether the ex-Soviet state will follow Yuschhenko's westward vision or his rival's push for closer Moscow ties. The live TV debates between Western-leaning Yushchenko and pro-Moscow Yanukovich focused on social, economic, domestic and foreign policies, were held six days before Ukraine's presidential run-off. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Photo: Secretary of State Colin Powell enters the treaty room foyer at the State Department after meeting with Ukrainian Speaker of Parliament Volodymyr Lytvyn, left, in Washingon Monday, Nov. 15, 2004. (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Янукович став публічним політиком. Ющенко був кращим (Українська правда) 11/15/2004
Ukraine's Presidential Candidates Prepare to Debate (VOA) 11/15/2004
ПРЯМА ТРАНСЛЯЦІЯ ДЕБАТІВ ЮЩЕНКО-ЯНУКОВИЧ (Українська правда) 11/15/2004
Yushchenko v Yanukovych Debate - WEBCAST 12:30PM ET (UTR) 11/15/2004
Про те, як PR-ники Януковича порозумілися з колишніми конгресменами США (Українська правда) 11/15/2004
Secretary of State Powell Resigns (Reuters) 11/15/2004
Powell and Three Others Leaving Cabinet (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
EU Hopes for Clean End to Ukraine Election (Reuters) 11/15/2004
Ukrainian Candidates To Engage In TV Debate (RFE/RL) 11/15/2004
Ukraine candidates face TV debate...The debate between Yanukovych and Yushchenko is likely to get personal (BBC) 11/15/2004
Ukraine's Presidential Candidates Prepare to Debate [...Stephan Bandera in Kiev says each has a lot to gain from the debate] (PolitInfo-Moscow) 11/15/2004
Putin mobilizing Ukraine's Russian vote for Yanukovych [Eurasia Daily Monitor] (Jamestown Foundation) 11/15/2004
Yanukovych has Moscow Patriarchate on his side [Eurasia Daily Monitor] (Jamestown Foundation) 11/15/2004
Putin returns to Ukraine under veil of secrecy [Eurasia Daily Monitor] (Jamestown Foundation) 11/15/2004
Kuchma happy to leave office on the wave of his country's success. (Kazinform) 11/15/2004
Resourcerers: A series of resolutions abrogated by the Supreme Court of Ukraine, the deliberately delayed announcement of the outcome of the first round of voting, and a time bomb planted for the runoff, are what the Central Election Commission (CEC) has achieved so far. Instead of a guarantor of free and democratic elections, the CEC has turned into a menace to elections. (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/15/2004
Kuchma said to have backed Yanukovych (Interfax-Russia) 11/15/2004
Politicians are not cheap [Edward Prutnik campaigns for Yanukovych in the US] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/15/2004
The Middle of Nowhere Summit [Putin/Kuchma in Ukraine] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/15/2004
First Weeding [President Leonid Kuchma has sacked 11 heads of district administrations...] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/15/2004
Promoting Yanukovych in Washington DC: Oops, He Did it Again! By Luba Shara (Ukrayinska Pravda) 11/15/2004
NBU remains politically unengaged, and pursues independent policy - Yatseniuk (Interfax-Moscow) 11/15/2004
Брати Клички підтримують Віктора Ющенка (Наша Україна) 11/15/2004
Letter: Observing the Ukraine elections (Wash Times) 11/14/2004
Англомовна преса про вибори в Україні (VOA) 11/14/2004
Канадськi спостерiгачi дали оцiнку першому туру виборiв (VOA) 11/14/2004
У Сумах голодують кілька десятків студентів. Студенти вимагають звільнення 10 засуджених за звинуваченням у протидії міліції 31 жовтня (BBC Ukrainian) 11/14/2004
Putin Uses Soft Power to Restore the Russian Empire (NY Times) 11/14/2004
Editorial: Ukraine's Choice (Wash Post) 11/14/2004
В Сумах розбито наметове містечко. Люди йдуть на мітинг (Українська правда) 11/14/2004
Part III: Yushchenko on Ukraine & Family. The right to a European choice -/-Право на європейський вибір. Інтерв'ю з кандидатом в президенти - Віктор Ющенко (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
Інформація-роз‘яснення дільничної виборчої комісії №92 окремого закордонного виборчого округу щодо проведення повторного голосування на виборах Президента України (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
Відкритий лист Голові Центральної Виборчої Комісії: Передвиборчі процеси за кордоном були переповнені порушенням Конституції України (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
Діаспора у Франції: Доля твоєї країни - у твоїх руках. Прийди i прoгoлoсуй! [PDF file] (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
Заклик Конґресу Українців Канади до громадян України, які живуть в Канаді - Прийди i прoгoлoсуй! (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
VIDEO: 2004 Вибори в Парижі [Windows Media] (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
Ukrainian Churches Start to Get Involved in Campaigning (RISU) 11/13/2004
Union of Orthodox Citizens Calls Those not for Yanukovych “Traitors” (RISU) 11/13/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, was greeted in the Crimean resort town of Kerch on Saturday by Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, right, and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich. With a week to go before the Ukrainian presidential election runoff, Putin is campaigning none too subtly for Yanukovich. (Minnesota Star Tribune) 11/13/2004
UOC–Kyiv Patriarchate Orthodox Bishop in Odesa Claims Government Pressure (RISU) 11/13/2004
UOC–Kyiv Patriarchate Orthodox Bishop Comments on UOC–Moscow Patriarchate, Pro-Russian Organizations’ Campaigning (RISU) 11/13/2004
UOC–Moscow Patriarchate Head Gave Blessing “Only to Yanukovych,” He Says (RISU) 11/13/2004
Photo: Ukraine's opposition leader and the top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a rally of his supporters in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2004. Yushchenko, a former prime minister, has accused the government of major fraud in the first round, claiming Friday that the authorities had 'falsified some 12 percent of the votes.' On Saturday, he told supporters in the eastern city of Kharkiv that he does 'not rule out the use of force (by the government) if the massive election fraud fails' in the runoff. (AP/Yahoo) 11/13/2004
Photo: Supporters greet Ukraine's opposition leader and the top contender for the presidency Viktor Yushchenko during a rally in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, Saturday, Nov. 13, 2004. Yushchenko, a former prime minister, has accused the government of major fraud in the first round, claiming Friday that the authorities had 'falsified some 12 percent of the votes.' On Saturday, he told supporters in the eastern city of Kharkiv that he does 'not rule out the use of force (by the government) if the massive election fraud fails' in the runoff. (AP/Yahoo) 11/13/2004
Russian President Putin Visits Ukraine Again Before Crucial Election (Politinfo) 11/13/2004
Yanukovich, Yushchenko to meet in live TV debates Nov 15 (Kazinform) 11/13/2004
Ukrainian presidential candidates to begin canvassing trips (Kazinform) 11/13/2004
Putin back in Ukraine to support candidate [Yanukovych] (AFP/Globe and Mail) 11/13/2004
Former Soviet Dissidents Warn That Russia Is Slipping Back Into Police State (AP/ABC) 11/13/2004
Вибори - Нью Йорк - реєстрація, інфо... (BRAMA) 11/12/2004
Заклик керiвникiв церков напередоднi виборiв (VOA) 11/12/2004
Deep contradictions cloud Yanukovych's foreign policy. By Taras Kuzio [Eurasia Daily Monitor] (Jamestown Foundation) 11/12/2004
Посол США в Українi говорить з київськими студентами про вибори (VOA) 11/12/2004
Photo: President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma (L) speaks to Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) during a meeting in Yalta. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma meet in the Russian port of Kavkaz, November 12, 2004. Putin visited Ukraine in an apparent show of support for the country's prime minister ahead of presidential elections pitting him in a tight race with a West-leaning rival. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (2nd R) and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) look out from the captain's bridge of a ferry on the way to the city of Kerch, November 12, 2004. Putin visited Ukraine in an apparent show of support for the country's prime minister ahead of presidential elections pitting him in a tight race with a West-leaning rival. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma (back row 2L) pose for a picture with children from Beslan during their visit to the Artek youth recreation resort near Yalta in Ukraine's Crimea, November 12, 2004. Putin visited Ukraine in an apparent show of support for the country's prime minister ahead of presidential elections pitting him in a tight race with a West-leaning rival. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) signs autographs for children from Beslan during his visit to the Artek youth recreation resort near Yalta in Ukraine's Crimea, November 12, 2004. Putin arrived in Ukraine on a two-day working visit to meet Ukrainian leader Leonid Kuchma for bilateral talks and to visit children from the Beslan school siege, who were recuperating in Crimea, Interfax news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) embraces a child from Beslan during the visit to the Artek youth recreation resort near Yalta in Ukraine's Crimea, November 12, 2004. Putin visited Ukraine in an apparent show of support for the country's prime minister ahead of presidential elections pitting him in a tight race with a West-leaning rival. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Ukraine industrialists back Yanukovych (UPI/Wash Times) 11/12/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, poses with children, survivors of the recent terrorist siege in Beslan, who are now recovering in a Ukrainian state-run youth camp, near Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 12, 2004. Putin arrived in Ukraine on Friday for his second visit in half a month, apparently motivated by Moscow's keen interest in the outcome of this month's presidential runoff in the former Soviet republic. (AP/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Senator Lugar to Hold Press Conference on Ukrainian Elections [Monday, Nov 15 at 12 noon, Senate Radio Gallery of the U.S. Capitol] (Conservative Voice) 11/12/2004
Yushchenko, Yanukovych Jockey For Position Ahead Of Ukraine's Second-Round Vote. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 11/12/2004
Putin's Ukraine visit raises eyebrows (EU Observer) 11/12/2004
Russia's Putin meets Kuchma ahead of Ukraine's presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Russia's Putin meets Yanukovich ahead of Ukraine's presidential vote [Yanukovich has stressed relations with Moscow and his opponent urged closer ties with Europe, he and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma skipped a planned meeting with Poland's foreign minister.] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Poland's foreign minister visits Ukraine in his new capacity [Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz is scheduled to meet Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, Premier Viktor Yanukovich, the Supreme Rada speaker and the head of the Central Elections Commission of Ukraine] (Kazinform) 11/12/2004
Photo: [File] Picture taken of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko 10 November 2004. In a highly symbolic move during an election in which Yanukovich has stressed relations with Moscow and his opponent urged closer ties with Europe, he and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma skipped a planned meeting with Poland's foreign minister. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/12/2004
Микола Азаров взяв участь у міжнародній науково-практичній конференції 'Єдиний економічний простір: сутність, проблеми та механізми реалізації' (Урядовий портал) 11/12/2004
Кучма звільнив 11 голів райадміністрацій. Десять із них керували районами, де в першому турі виборів перевагу здобув кандидат Віктор Ющенко (BBC Ukrainian) 11/12/2004
Міністр закордонних справ Польщі - в Києві. Влодзімеж Цімошевич сказав Бі-Бі-Сі, що сподівається на відсутність порушень у другому турі виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/12/2004
Путін, Кучма, Янукович і Медведчук відкрили пором. Опозиція і оглядачі звинувачують російського президента в агітації за Віктора Януковича (BBC Ukrainian) 11/12/2004
Putin visits Ukraine before poll (BBC) 11/12/2004
Putin Visits Ukraine Ahead Of Runoff Election (RFE/RL) 11/12/2004
Who said Yushchenko was bad for Russia? (RIA) 11/12/2004
Віктор Ющенко зустрічається з міністром закордонних справ Республіки Польщі (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/12/2004
U.S. official commends Estonia's political efforts [Ojuland said that the Ukrainian elections' compliance with democratic standards would show the EU and the United States how to further interact with Ukraine.] (Baltic Times) 11/12/2004
'The Geostrategic Implications of the U.S. Presidential Election' [Moscow will try to strengthen ties in Central Asia, the Transcaucasus and Eastern Europe (Belarus and Ukraine), and to fend off Washington's inroads into those areas.] (PINR) 11/12/2004
Другий візит Путіна до України перед виборами. Опозиція і оглядачі звинувачують російського президента в агітації за Віктора Януковича (BBC Ukrainian) 11/12/2004
Янукович розповів міліції, що робити на виборах (Українська правда) 11/12/2004
Віктор Янукович закликав працівників органів внутрішніх справ забезпечити спокій та порядок під час другого туру президентських виборів (Урядовий портал) 11/12/2004
More Than 1 Million USD Paid to American Pr-Companies For Promoting PM Yanukovych's Image in USA - Ukrayinska Pravda (UNIAN) 11/11/2004
Euro-conservatives back Yushchenko (UPI/Wash Times) 11/11/2004
Списки виборців до другого туру: деякі нюанси закону про вибори (Українська правда) 11/11/2004
Ukraine's voters do not need Moscow's advice. By Anders Aslund (Financial Times) 11/11/2004
21 листопада буде проведено щонайменше три екзит-поли (VOA) 11/11/2004
Штаб Ющенка вимагає вiд ЦВК зробити другий тур прозорiшим (VOA) 11/11/2004
Iснує можливiсть проведення Януковичем i Ющенком двох теледебатiв (VOA) 11/11/2004
Maximum police officers will be engaged in guarding civil order during second round of elections, First Deputy Minister for internal affairs states (Government portal) 11/11/2004
Friday, Yushchenko meets with the head of the Council of Europe’s cabinet of ministers [Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Mr. Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz] (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/11/2004
Ukraine will stay in SES: [Finance Minister] Azarov [Single Economic Space, a.k.a. Common Economic Space] (UPI) 11/11/2004
Ukraine: Presidential Campaign To Intensify After Final First-Round Results Released (RFE/RL) 11/11/2004
Viktor Yanukovych's participation in TV debates to [increase support] particularly among women, Valentyna Dovzhenko believes (Government portal) 11/11/2004
Five Ukrainian TV companies [ICTV, STB, 'New Channel', '5th Channel' and 'Tonis'] invite candidates for presidency Viktor Yuschenko and Viktor Yanukovych for debating (Government portal) 11/11/2004
Команди Омельченка та Черновецького підтримають Ющенка. Але партія київського мера незадоволена діями громадського штабу його підтримки (BBC Ukrainian) 11/11/2004
Lugar eyes Ukraine’s future (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) 11/11/2004
Ukraine enters new stage of presidential elections (Kazinform) 11/11/2004
Ukraine liberal wins 1st round (Seattle Times) 11/11/2004
Photo: Teammates of Ukraine's reformist opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko react as the election officials announce Yushchenko a winner in the first round of the presidential vote, in the capital Kiev on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2004. Yushchenko and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych face a run-off on Nov. 21 because neither candidate won more than 50 percent in the last month's vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/11/2004
Photo: FILE - Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's reformist opposition leader, speaks to his supporters during a rally in the capital Kiev in this Oct. 23, 2004 file photo. Yushchenko was announced a narrow winner in the first round of the presidential vote on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2004. Yushchenko and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych face a run-off on Nov. 21 because neither candidate won more that 50 percent of last month's vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/11/2004
Photo: FILE - Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's reformist opposition leader, waves to his supporters during a rally in the capital Kiev in this Sept. 18, 2004 file photo. Yushchenko was announced a narrow winner in the first round of the presidential vote on Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2004. Yushchenko and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych face a run-off on Nov. 21 because neither candidate won more that 50 percent of last month's vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/11/2004
European People's Party backs Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 11/11/2004
CEC: Yushchenko Won October 31 Vote; Putin Plans Second Campaign Visit - Planned To Salvage Prime Minister’s Campaign (Our Ukraine) 11/11/2004
Letter: Ukraine's Choice, Bush's Victory and Kyoto Woes (Moscow Times) 11/11/2004
Land Plots For Obedient Servants [The Ukrainian practice of giving gifts to the right people is a deep-rooted tradition. That is why handing over 200 hectares of land to certain people in compliance with two decisions by the Kyiv Council was nothing special.][From 11/8/04] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/11/2004
Resistance Does Work [From 11/8/04] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/11/2004
Exit Poll: Long Ordeal [From 11/8/04] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/11/2004
Чорніше чорного піару...Розвінчання міфу про те, що білий і пухнастий Прем'єр-міністр Янукович не обливає брудом свого конкурента (Україна молода) 11/11/2004
Помер Ясер Арафат. Похорон пана Арафата, який майже 40 років уособлював боротьбу палестинців за самовизначення, - завтра (BBC Ukrainian) 11/11/2004
США посилають до України сенатора Луґара. Він буде офіційним представником президента Буша під час другого туру виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/11/2004
Part II: Yushchenko on Foreign Policy. The right to a European choice SPECIAL (BRAMA) 11/10/2004
UOC-MP Orthodox Metropolitan Blesses Yushchenko (RISU) 11/10/2004
Віктор Янукович обговорив з послом ОБСЄ Гертом Аренсом перебіг першого туру президентських виборів в Україні (Урядовий портал) 11/10/2004
Кандидати коментують результати першого туру, Янукович погоджується на теледебати (VOA) 11/10/2004
Буш вiдправляє свого представника на другий тур виборiв в Українi (VOA) 11/10/2004
Вiктор Ющенко перемiг у першому турi (VOA) 11/10/2004
Зростає табiр прихильникiв Ющенка (VOA) 11/10/2004
State's [Elizabeth] Jones in Estonia Discusses U.S. Foreign Policy Agenda (USDOS) 11/10/2004
Ющенко переміг у першому турі. І влада це визнала (Українська правда) 11/10/2004
Lugar to Represent President Bush in Ukraine (Conservative Voice) 11/10/2004
Ukraine Presidential Election Focus of Helsinki Commission Briefing [Tuesday, November 16, 2004, with Former U.S. Rep. J.Slattery, Amb. N.Ledsky, Prof. T.Kuzio] (CSCE) 11/10/2004
Russia's gravitational pull in Eurasia stands to strengthen after Ukraine election. Ariel Cohen (EurasiaNet) 11/10/2004
Photo: Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko smiles during a telephone conversation as he was told he won the first round of the presidential election in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2004. The Central Election Commission said Yushchenko was 0.55 percent ahead of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, his rival in the Nov. 21 runoff. (AP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Photo: [File] Viktor Yushchenko waves to supporters on Independence Square in Kiev. Yushchenko, the Pro-Western opposition candidate, narrowly won the first round of Ukraine's presidential elections. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Photo: Serhiy Kivalov, head of the Central Election Commission (R), and other officials vote during the announcement of the results of Ukraine's presidential election first round in Kiev, November 10, 2004. Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko came out narrowly on top of the first round, just 0.55 percent ahead of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, his rival in the November 21 run-off. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Photo: Serhiy Kivalov, head of the Central Election Commission, announces the results of the first round of Ukraine's presidential election in Kiev, November 10, 2004. Liberal Viktor Yushchenko came out narrowly on top of the first round, just 0.55 percent ahead of Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, his rival in the November 21 run-off. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Photo: Sergey Kivalov, head of Central election commission, votes to comfirm results of the first round of presidential elections in Ukraine in Kiev. The Western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko won in the first round. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Ukraine Election Headed to Run-Off (AP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Pro-Westerner tops Ukraine poll (BBC) 11/10/2004
'Єдність' Омельченка за Ющенка у другому турі (Наша Україна) 11/10/2004
Pro-Western candidate wins first round of Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Ukraine Announces Official Election Results (PolitInfo-Moscow) 11/10/2004
Ющенко задоволений своїм результатом і вдячний виборцям за підтримку (Наша Україна) 11/10/2004
Віктор Ющенко підписав угоду з головою ХЛП Леонідом Черновецьким (Наша Україна) 11/10/2004
Op-Ed: Tilting East or West in Ukraine? (Korea Herald) 11/10/2004
Pro-Western candidate wins first round of Ukraine vote [Yushchenko won 39.87 percent of the vote against Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich's 39.32 percent, the central election commission announced Wednesday.] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/10/2004
Reformist Wins First Round of Ukrainian Presidential Election (The Scotsman) 11/10/2004
Yushchenko edges Yanukovych by 0.5% in Ukrainian vote [CEC Chairman Serhiy Kivalov said Yushchenko received 11,125,395 votes, which makes 39.87% of the vote, and Yanukovych 10,969,579 votes, or 39.32%.] (Interfax-Russia) 11/10/2004
Embassy Row: Ukraine undecided (Wash Times) 11/10/2004
Voting in Ukraine city [Kirovograd] might be declared invalid, opposition fumes (Kazinform) 11/10/2004
Оброблено 100% бюлетенів [За Ющенка проголосувало 39,87%, за Януковича - 39,32%, за Мороза - 5,81%, за Симоненка - 4,97%.] (Українська правда) 11/10/2004
Імідж Януковича у США: Хіба ревуть воли як ясла повні? Люба Шара (Українська правда) 11/10/2004
Проти студентів-спостерігачів Донеччини почалися репресії (ПОРА) 11/10/2004
„Єдність” підтримала Ющенка, а Омельченко - ? (Гаряча Лінія) 11/10/2004
„5 канал” змінив параметри прийому сигналу через супутник (Гаряча Лінія) 11/10/2004
Відрив Ющенка від Януковича має бути мінімум 2,5% (Гаряча Лінія) 11/10/2004
Євген Марчук: БТР-и під ЦВК були зайві (BBC Ukrainian) 11/10/2004
ЦВК знову вiдкладає оголошення результатiв виборiв 31 жовтня (VOA) 11/10/2004
Готується звiт в справi захворювання Ющенка (VOA) 11/09/2004
Чи вiдбудуться теледебати? (VOA) 11/09/2004
'Генератор перемоги' запущено: Сковорода - новий 'порист'! (ПОРА) 11/09/2004
30,000 Rally in Kiev to Protest Vote Fraud [Organizers say 100,000+; police - 10,000] (Moscow Times) 11/09/2004
Ведучого УТ-1 звільнено через 'темник' (Українська правда) 11/09/2004
«Більшість порушень виникли через недобросовісну роботу органів місцевого самоврядування із складання списків виборців та їх уточнення. Найбільш халатно до складання списків віднеслися в м. Івано-Франківську та м. Коломиї.» (IF.Gov.ua) 11/09/2004
Україна не ділиться на Львів і Донецьк. Традиційний поділ України на Схід і Захід не відповідає сучасним умовам: дедалі поважнішу об'єднавчу роль відіграють центральні області країни. Ці тенденції засвідчила і нинішня виборча кампанія. [from 11/5/04] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/09/2004
Голосування за кордоном: нелегалів не переслідували [from 11/4/04] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/09/2004
Ukraine CEC to announce final results of Oct 31 pres polls. (Kazinform) 11/09/2004
The orange Revolution [from 11/7/04] (Ukrayinska Pravda) 11/09/2004
Митрополит Київський і всієї України Володимир (Сабодан) благословив Ющенка [Metropolitan of Kyiv and all Ukraine (Moscow Patriarchate) gave his blessing to Yushchenko] (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/08/2004
Президент України зустрівся з Головою ЦВК Сергієм Ківаловим (President.Gov.ua) 11/08/2004
Мiж першим i другим туром знову заговорили про полiтреформу (VOA) 11/08/2004
Переможцi першого туру домовляються з переможеними (VOA) 11/08/2004
ЦВК обiцяє оприлюднити результати виборiв (VOA) 11/08/2004
Embattled Cahnnel 5 stays on the air. An egg-citing news medium... (RFE/RL) 11/08/2004
Election Results Kept Secret; Vote tampering suspected (Our Ukraine) 11/08/2004
Партія Януковича скаржиться на агітацію з боку Ющенка. Партія Регіонів нарікає на мітинг у суботу у скарзі до ЦВК. Ющенко каже, що не агітував за себе (BBC Ukrainian) 11/08/2004
The right to a European choice. Exclusive interview with Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko SPECIAL (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
Право на європейський вибір. Інтерв'ю з кандидатом в президенти - Віктор Ющенко SPECIAL (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
Попередній звіт - Президентські вибори в Україні - Луганська область (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
Preliminary report on the presidentail elections in Ukraine - Luhansk Oblast (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
International observers needed for Ukraine election run-off (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
International observers in Luhansk, Ukraine, conclude that elections were not universal, fair, secret, free or transparent (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
Ukrainians demand valid and conclusive election results FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/08/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, left, and Anatoliy Kinakh, Ukraine's former Prime Minister and minor presidential candidate, show their alliance agreement in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, Nov. 8, 2004. Kinakh, who won less than one percent of votes in the first round of the election, pledged Monday to support Yushchenko in his face-off against Prime Minister Yanukovych in the Nov. 21 second round. (AP/Yahoo) 11/08/2004
Суд, який забрав голоси у Ющенка, був нечесний? (Українська правда) 11/08/2004
У ЮЩЕНКА ЗАБРАЛИ ПЕРЕМОГУ В ДВОХ ОКРУГАХ (Українська правда) 11/08/2004
ЦВК в понеділок не збирається оголошувати результати. Центрвиборчком сказав, що остаточні результати, мабуть, оприлюднять у середу - це крайній термін (BBC Ukrainian) 11/08/2004
50,000 rally in Ukraine, claiming votes rigged [Saturday] (AFP/Cleveland Plain Dealer) 11/07/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman waves red Soviet flags and shouts pro-Communist slogans during a meeting in Kiev's European Square, November 7, 2004. About two thousand representatives of left-wing parties rallied in the centre of the Ukrainian capital on Sunday marking the 87th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/07/2004
Помаранчева революція [Якщо буде революція, вона буде не каштанова. А помаранчева.] (Українська правда) 11/07/2004
Ukraine's Embattled Channel 5 Stays On The Air (RFE/RL) 11/07/2004
Ukrainians Protest Alleged Election Fraud (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
AUDIO: Presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks at Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square) in Kyiv [in Ukrainian] (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/06/2004
Ukraine challenger draws tens of thousands to rally (Reuters) 11/06/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, key opposition leader and presidential candidate, delivers a speech during a rally in his support in Ukraine's capital Kiev Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004, two weeks before runoff elections. (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and liberal presidential challenger Viktor Yushchenko (R) chats with Socialist leader Oleksander Moroz during a rally in Kiev, November 6, 2004. Moroz announced he would support Yushchenko in the election run-off pitting the challenger against Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich. About 40,000 Ukrainians rallied on Saturday under the slogan 'The People Cannot Be Defeated!' claiming their support to liberal challenger Yushchenko ahead of the run-off of Ukraine's presidential elections due on November 21. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, key opposition leader and presidential candidate, right, listens to Socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz during a pro-opposition rally in Ukraine's capital Kiev Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004. Moroz, who also ran for the president in the first round, threw his support behind Yushchenko, an alliance that could prove crucial in the run-off in two weeks. Last Sunday, Moroz came in third, left behind by Yushchenko and his main challenger, Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych. (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and liberal presidential challenger Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he addresses the crowd during a rally in his support in Kiev, November 6, 2004. About 40,000 Ukrainians rallied on Saturday under the slogan 'The People Cannot Be Defeated!', claiming their support for liberal challenger Yushchenko ahead of the run-off of Ukraine's presidential elections due on November 21. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: An opposition activist, supported by other demonstrators, chants during a rally in support of Victor Unshackle, key opposition leader and presidential candidate, in Ukraine's capital Kiev Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004, two weeks before the runoff. (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian demonstrators attend a rally in support of opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev, November 6, 2004. About 40,000 Ukrainians rallied on Saturday under the slogan 'The People Cannot Be Defeated,' claiming their support for liberal challenger Yushchenko ahead of the run-off of Ukraine's presidential elections due on November 21. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Ukrainian demonstrators take part in a rally in support of opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko in Kiev, November 6, 2004. About 40,000 Ukrainians rallied on Saturday under the slogan 'The People Cannot Be Defeated!', claiming their support for liberal challenger Yushchenko ahead of the run-off of Ukraine's presidential elections due on November 21. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Supporters of Viktor Yushchenko, key opposition leader and presidential candidate, wave his campaign orange flags reading 'Yes! Yushchenko', during a rally in his support in Ukraine's capital Kiev Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004, two weeks before the runoff. (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Photo: Ukraine's prominent opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko, left, makes her speech as presidential candidate from the opposition Viktor Yushchenko, right, speaks to Socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz, center, during a pro-opposition rally in Ukraine's capital Kiev Saturday, Nov. 6, 2004. Moroz, who also ran for the president in the first round, threw his support behind Yushchenko, an alliance that could prove crucial in the run-off in two weeks. Last Sunday, Moroz came in third, left behind by Yushchenko and his main challenger, Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych. (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
Victor Yushchenko and Oleksandr Moroz have signed a Treaty, unifying the democratic forces (Our Ukraine) 11/06/2004
Socialist candidate backs Yushchenko (UPI/Wash Times) 11/06/2004
USS La Salle in Black Sea for multinational exercises (Stars and Stripes) 11/06/2004
Мітинг у Києві чекає на Ющенка (Українська правда) 11/06/2004
All-Ukraine marathon “No conquering the people!” started in the Independence Square in Kyiv [~100,000 people] (Our Ukraine) 11/06/2004
На Майдані Незалежності стартував всеукраїнський марафон 'Народ не здолати!' [На площі зібралося близько 100 тисяч людей] (Наша Україна) 11/06/2004
ПАРТІЯ МОРОЗА ПІДТРИМАЛА ЮЩЕНКА (Українська правда) 11/06/2004
Суд відмовив Омельченку та дозволив проведення акції 'Народ не здолати!' (Наша Україна) 11/06/2004
Омельченко програв Ющенку майдан Незалежності (Українська правда) 11/06/2004
On this day: 1893 – Death of Russian composer Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky. 1943 – In World War II, Russians recapture Kiev after two years of Nazi occupation. [Note: This year, Pres. Kuchma arranged for a military parade on October 30, the day before the election, instead of commemorating this day on its true anniversary. Military parades have never been held for this date before.] (Australia Sunday Mail) 11/06/2004
Yushchenko calls for poll protests (Financial Times) 11/05/2004
ОМЕЛЬЧЕНКО ЗАБОРОНИВ ЮЩЕНКУ ПРОВОДИТИ МІТІНГ (Українська правда) 11/05/2004
Хакери Медведчук, Тігіпко і Клюєв фальсифікували вибори? (Українська правда) 11/05/2004
Систему підрахунку ЦВК відключено. Там не знають про перемогу Ющенка (Українська правда) 11/05/2004
ПРЯМО ПІД ЧАС НОВИН ВІДКЛЮЧИЛИ '5 КАНАЛ' (Українська правда) 11/05/2004
Lviv Priests Call Election Committee Heads to Swear on Bible (RISU) 11/05/2004
UNFAIR FIRST ROUND IN UKRAINE (VOA) 11/05/2004
Ukraine: Presidential Candidates Look To Bolster Support For Second Round (RFE/RL) 11/05/2004
International journalists back embattled colleagues in Ukraine (IJNet) 11/05/2004
Ukrainian candidate may quit race [On Monday, Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich may announce his withdrawal from the country’s presidential election, a source close to the administration of the Russian President, told RBC.][Unconfirmed report that you probably file under 'Yeah - that'll happen'] (Gateway2russia) 11/05/2004
Дж.Буш пояснив як він захищатиме інтереси Америки Намагаючись пояснити іншим країнам причину своїх дій, він не змінюватиме власної політики (BBC Ukrainian) 11/05/2004
За даними паралельного підрахунку Віктор Ющенко переміг у першому турі виборів [First round latest results]. Згідно з даними ППГ, Віктор Ющенко [Yushchenko] отримав у першому турі виборів 40,46% голосів, а Віктор Янукович [Yanukovych] – 38,51%. (Наша Україна) 11/05/2004
Криза виборчого жанру. Поки ЦВК зволікає з оприлюдненням результатів виборів, на неї нападають «хакери», а в регіонах починають горіти бюлетені (Україна молода) 11/05/2004
Ukraine's direction (Toledo Blade) 11/05/2004
Hungary may speed up troops withdrawal [Iraq] (Guardian) 11/05/2004
В.Ющенко обіцяє сформувати уряд народної довіри З цією метою він запросить за стіл переговорів людей різних політичних поглядів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/05/2004
U.S.: Do Voting Scandals Taint Role As Democratic Standard-Bearer? (RFE/RL) 11/05/2004
Page down to: That Old Chestnut [Chesnut Revolution for Ukraine?][Newsweek Nov 15] (MSNBC) 11/05/2004
Ukrainian TV Channel Under Fire [AP report] (Moscow Times) 11/05/2004
Порушено 75 карних справ, пов'язаних з виборами (BBC Ukrainian) 11/04/2004
European press review: Bush & Europe, Putin & Russian reform; Ukraine elections & the choice between Europe and Russia. (BBC) 11/04/2004
European leaders indicate lack of support for U.S. policy on Iraq (Macon Telegraph) 11/04/2004
'Ukraine's Position Between East and West' Subject of News Conference in Washington Nov. 8 (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 11/04/2004
Погляди українських громадян на результат виборiв у США (VOA) 11/04/2004
U.S. Urges Ukraine to Correct Problems for Upcoming Election (USDOS) 11/04/2004
Has the West lost Ukraine? (Janes) 11/04/2004
Ukraine PM refuses to hold TV debates with election rival (Interfax-Russia) 11/04/2004
Second Round of Ukraine Election Provides Opportunity for Left (VOA) 11/04/2004
Ukraine Election Commission fires computer division chief [for slow processing of the election returns] (Interfax-Russia) 11/04/2004
Ukraine PM nixes presidential debate (UPI/Wash Times) 11/04/2004
Yushchenko wins first round of Ukraine's presidential election. By Taras Kuzio (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 11/04/2004
United States Mission to the OSCE: Statement on First Round of Ukrainian Presidential Election [PDF format] (US OSCE) 11/04/2004
PORA gives symbolic election ballots a tumble in a large-load laundry machine (BRAMA) 11/04/2004
Ukraine: opposition students create strike committee [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 11/04/2004
На виборах у США переміг Буш: що це означає для світу й України? (Українська правда) 11/04/2004
Yearning to breathe free [Radek Sikorski says Russia is using strong-arm tactics to see that its man is returned in Ukraine’s presidential elections] (Spectator) 11/04/2004
Western aggression [John Laughland on how the US and Britain are intervening in Ukraine’s elections] (Spectator) 11/04/2004
Privileged Citizens of the Month (Moscow Times) 11/04/2004
Borys Tarasyuk: Yanukovych will oust foreign capital, including Russia’s, from Ukraine (Our Ukraine) 11/04/2004
Letters: Iraq Arms, Ukraine and the Middle of Nowhere (Moscow Times) 11/04/2004
Opposition wants recount after dead heat in Ukraine election (AP/Edmonton Sun) 11/04/2004
Europe longed for a Bush defeat. Will his victory deepen the transatlantic divide? A look ahead (Time) 11/04/2004
Ukrainian President Congratulates Bush On Reelection (RFE/RL) 11/04/2004
Ukraine’s dirty, dead presidential heat (ISN) 11/04/2004
Відкритий лист штабу Ющенка та активістам [Open Word doc] (МАГУ) 11/04/2004
Crowd control methods keep largest rally in Kyiv history in check FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/03/2004
Ukraine election count frozen (AFP/Business Day) 11/03/2004
Tomenko thinks that the socialists’ offer to support Yushchenko is a good foundation for a dialogue (Our Ukraine) 11/03/2004
62.91% of Kyiv constituency No. 220 electors cast vote for Yuschenko, 13.84% for Yanukovych (Interfax-Moscow) 11/03/2004
Ukraine still waiting for final results for first round presidential (AFP/Yahoo) 11/03/2004
Too Close To Call. Ukraine's presidential race ends in a dead heat with claims of vote-rigging and corruption (Time) 11/03/2004
Two more states to quit Iraq coalition (Financial Times) 11/03/2004
Теледебати. Чого боїться Янукович? (5 канал) 11/03/2004
Проект закону про політреформу винесено на голосування в четвер (5 канал) 11/03/2004
Water cannons and armoured personnel carriers were removed from the territory of the Ukrainian central election commission on Wednesday [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 11/03/2004
В.Ющенко має намір оскаржити результати виборів. Про це йдеться в його статті, яку надрукувала Файненшл Таймс (BBC Ukrainian) 11/03/2004
Не дати придушити виборчу революцію України. Стаття Віктора Ющенка в 'Файненшел Таймс' про президентські вибори в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 11/03/2004
Photo: Too Close to Call [Yushchenko - 'tacitly supported by the West'; Yanukovych - 'openly supported by Russia'] (Business Week) 11/03/2004
Yanukovych poster for Ukrainians of Russia; GDP growth chart (Ukrainian Boom) (Business Week) 11/03/2004
Axis of failure. The war in Iraq has realised Tony Blair's worst fear: the creation of another country where terrorists can easily find weapons of mass destruction (Guardian) 11/03/2004
Ukraine Balances Between Unity, Disorder (AP/Yahoo) 11/03/2004
Only in the U.S.A ... From masks to flip-flops and votes from space, Yanks know elections, Mike Strobel says [Bush] (Toronto Sun) 11/03/2004
Russia’s political elite want Bush re-elected (ISN) 11/03/2004
A Look at Iraq Casualties: As of Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2004, 1124 U.S. military dead (8,150 wounded). 985 U.S. soldiers have died since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended. Poland, 13; Ukraine, 9. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 14219-16352. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 11/03/2004
Iraq and the Value of On-Site Inspections (Arms Control Association) 11/03/2004
Ukrainians call for televised presidential debates -/- Ми вимагаємо теледебатів! (BRAMA) 11/03/2004
Звернення СКУ: Відбудеться повторне голосування 21-го листопада (BRAMA) 11/03/2004
У ЦВК оброблено 97,67% бюлетенів: За Ющенка 39,22%, за Януковича 39,88%, за Мороза 5,78%, за Симоненка 5,02% (Українська правда) 11/03/2004
Ukraine Election Date: November 21, 2004. At Stake: President (CPOD) 11/03/2004
Commentary: Ukraine's ballot box revolution must not be stifled. By Victor Yushchenko (Financial Times) 11/03/2004
Ukraine opposition leader demands verification of presidential vote. By Tom Warner in Kiev (Financial Times) 11/03/2004
Presidential challenger says his rival cheated (IHT) 11/03/2004
Ukrainian Presidential Candidates Trade Accusations (RFE/RL) 11/03/2004
Ukraine Presidential Election 2004: Results of exit-poll in Germany (BRAMA) 11/02/2004
Ukraine Presidential Election 2004: New York City Results (BRAMA) 11/02/2004
Britain votes for Yushchenko. By Tony Leliw FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/02/2004
Who Really Won the First Round? CEC holds off calling Yushchenko winner (Our Ukraine) 11/02/2004
Canada Slams 'Serious Problems' With Ukraine Vote (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko supporters and members of the pro-democracy student group Pora protest against alleged election fraud during a rally in Kiev Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2004. The Ukrainian opposition alleged official foot-dragging and a cover-up in the vote count from the presidential elections Tuesday, claiming opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko had in fact taken the lead. (AP/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Editorial: Winning Ukraine (Financial Times) 11/02/2004
Ukraine mired in ballot protests (BBC) 11/02/2004
Ukraine: Election Commission Stops Vote Count As Opposition Protests (RFE/RL) 11/02/2004
Ukraine Presidential Election 2004: Paris, France Results (BRAMA) 11/02/2004
Проблеми з ретрансляцiєю в Українi програм “Голосу Америки” (VOA) 11/02/2004
Photo: Members of youth opposition movements shout slogans during a rally in support of Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko, in Kiev November 2, 2004. Ukraine's opposition on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and his allies of wholesale cheating in a landmark presidential election, foreshadowing a bitter run-off battle later this month. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Parliament in Fury, Students Rally Over Ukraine Vote (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Photo: Members of youth opposition movements shout slogans during a rally in support of Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko, in Kiev November 2, 2004. Ukraine's opposition on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and his allies of wholesale cheating in a landmark presidential election, foreshadowing a bitter run-off battle later this month. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Photo: Members of youth opposition movements shout slogans during a rally in support of Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko, in Kiev November 2, 2004. Ukraine's opposition on Tuesday accused Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and his allies of wholesale cheating in a landmark presidential election, foreshadowing a bitter run-off battle later this month. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Ukraine press split over poll (BBC) 11/02/2004
En Ukraine, l'opposition dênonce une falsification du premier tour de l'êlection prêsidentielle (Le Monde) 11/02/2004
Le candidat de Moscou en tête pour le second tour de la présidentielle (Le Figaro) 11/02/2004
Центрвиборчкомівська «арихметика»: як порахувати так, щоб більше стало меншим? (Україна молода) 11/02/2004
Time for a Change [Bush’s presidency has fueled anti-American sentiment, increased cynicism, and offered people with an ugly past...] (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
Ukraine presidential poll heads for run-off amid opposition claims of fraud by PM. By Askold Krushelnycky in Kiev (Independent) 11/02/2004
After Georgia, a new target for Serbia's student activists. Now, the hardliners in Ukraine... (Independent) 11/02/2004
Editorial: The choice in Ukraine (Boston Globe) 11/02/2004
Opinion: Democracy on a grand scale (The Scotsman) 11/02/2004
Fury erupts over Ukraine poll (Reuters) 11/02/2004
Ukrainian Opposition Vote-Count Cover-Up (AP/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Monitors Say Election In Ukraine Was Flawed. Government Interference, Bias in Media Alleged. By Peter Finn (Wash Post) 11/02/2004
Ukraine vote panned, praised. By Natalia A. Feduschak (Wash Times) 11/02/2004
Ukraine Stops Releasing Vote Count (RFE/RL) 11/02/2004
Opposition to Air Poll Disputes in Ukraine Assembly (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Ukraine Candidates Prepare for Runoff [In the western city of Lviv...at least 5,000 of his supporters alleged election fraud at a protest demonstration, chanting 'Enough with thieves' and 'Power to clean hands.'] (AP/Yahoo) 11/02/2004
Ukraine Vote for President in Virtual Tie; Runoff Is Due (NY Times) 11/02/2004
Close race sets runoff for leader of Ukraine. Pro-Russia candidate, reformist will face off. By Natasha Lisova [AP report] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 11/02/2004
Poll leaves Ukraine facing run-off (Sunday Times) 11/02/2004
A Race Too Close to Call. After the first round of voting, the two leading candidates in Ukraine’s presidential elections are running neck and neck. (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
Ukrainian Candidates One Point Apart (Moscow Times) 11/02/2004
International Observers Say Ukraine Vote Compromised [VOA report] (Axcess) 11/02/2004
EU Calls For Improvements In Ukrainian Election (RFE/RL) 11/02/2004
And the winner isn't ... [AP report] (Edmonton Sun) 11/02/2004
A Partial Observer. Polish policy-makers may try to exploit the contentious Ukrainian and Belarusian elections to strengthen the country's position in the EU. (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
A Ghost at the Party. Lukashenka’s absence at Ukraine’s liberation parade highlights his difficult relations with Russia and Ukraine. (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
Shares fall as investors take stock of election situation (Interfax-Moscow) 11/02/2004
Opinion: Predicting the Outcome of U.S. Election (Moscow Times) 11/02/2004
Losing the Cold War, one election at a time (Lebanon Daily Star) 11/02/2004
Commentary: Orderly departure option. To paraphrase Oliver Cromwell, the U.S. military has stayed in Iraq too long for any good it has been doing lately. By Bruce Fein (Wash Times) 11/02/2004
European press review. Newspapers in Europe reflect the worldwide preoccupation with today's US presidential election, while some also examine the similarly polarised contest for the top job in Ukraine. (BBC) 11/02/2004
Opinion: Will Ukraine Choose Russia or the West? Ukraine's presidential race between Viktor Yanukovich and liberal opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko is neck-and-neck. (Deutsche Welle) 11/02/2004
Sidelined at election time [Born in 1960, Kavchak was raised in the Ukraine during the Cold War...] (News Virginian) 11/02/2004
ЩО НАРАХУВАЛИ В ЦВК? (Українська правда) 11/02/2004
«Сила народу» оголосила про початок мобілізації (Гаряча Лінія) 11/02/2004
РАХІВНИЦЯ (Україна молода) 11/02/2004
Допереможемо! Не програти Ющенкові вже в першому турі влада спромоглася лише завдяки неймовірним фальсифікаціям (Україна молода) 11/02/2004
Ukrainians go to the polls - Presidential election 2004 SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 11/01/2004
OSCE INTERNATIONAL ELECTION OBSERVATION MISSION. Presidential Election, Ukraine – 31 October 2004. STATEMENT OF PRELIMINARY FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS [PDF Format] (OSCE) 11/01/2004
МІЖНАРОДНА МІСІЯ СПОСТЕРЕЖЕННЯ ЗА ВИБОРАМИ. Вибори Президента України – 31 жовтня 2004 р. ЗАЯВА ПРО ПОПЕРЕДНІ РЕЗУЛЬТАТИ СПОСТЕРЕЖЕННЯ ТА ВИСНОВКИ [PDF Format] (OSCE) 11/01/2004
Штаби двох провiдних кандидатiв пiдбивають пiдсумки (VOA) 11/01/2004
США розчарованi першим туром виборiв в Українi (VOA) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian’s national pride (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/01/2004
Photo: Supporters of the Ukrainian opposition rally in Kiev. Monitors said the presidential vote on Sunday did not meet European standards. (Wash Post) 11/01/2004
Local Ukrainians upset ability to vote taken away. About 100 people protested in Edmonton on Sunday, angry that they weren't able to exercise their right to vote. (CBC) 11/01/2004
Photo: A woman, supporter of Ukrainian opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko gestures as she speaks during a rally in the center of Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Adam Ereli, US State Dept Deputy Spokesman: Ukraine Elections Results / OSCE Assessment [Pagedown] (USDOS) 11/01/2004
U.S. Agrees with OSCE that Ukraine Vote Was 'Step Backward' (USDOS) 11/01/2004
US wants Ukraine to shape up vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine: Main Candidates Appear Set For Runoff After Presidential Election (RFE/RL) 11/01/2004
Photo: Two electoral commission workers empty a ballot box at a polling station in Kiev. The US said that the first round of Ukraine's presidential vote was a step backwards and called on the country to hold a second round without irregularities (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A dog wears an opposition scarf bearing 'Yes Yushchenko!' in the center of Kiev. Ukraine's presidential election will be decided in a 21 November 2004 runoff between pro-Moscow candidate Viktor Yanukovich and his pro-Western opposition foe Yushchenko, the central election commission said. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
U.S. Watches Ukraine Elections with Concern. Op-ed by Richard Armitage, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (USDOS) 11/01/2004
Headquarters’ Forecasts, Expected Outcomes And Vote-Rigging Techniques (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/01/2004
This is our concern. It all started with a protest by journalists from five national TV channels - ICTV, Inter, Noviy, Tonis, and NTN. (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/01/2004
John Herbst: “We Want The Next Ukrainian President To Be Elected By The Ukrainian People, And Not By Influential And Rich Men” (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/01/2004
Єхануров: головна жертва виборів - КПУ та Симоненко (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Western observers condemn Ukraine poll (Financial Times) 11/01/2004
Photo: Geert Ahrens, OSCE Ambassador to Ukraine, speaks during a news conference in Kiev Monday, Nov. 1, 2004. A 600-strong group of foreign monitors representing European organizations, which includes the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Council of Europe, said the vote at Sunday's presidential election did not meet democratic standards. (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: An activist of the Ukrainian opposition students organization 'Pora' during a protest against the results of the Oct.31 presidential election in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, Nov. 1, 2004. The inscription on the ribbon reads 'Pora' (It's time). Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and his main reformist challenger Viktor Yushchenko are less than a percentage point apart with nearly all the votes counted, apparently forcing a runoff, the Central Elections Commission said Monday. (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Run-off vote looms in Ukrainian election (Guardian) 11/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich speaks in Kiev. Ukraine's hotly contested presidential election headed for a second-round showdown between a West-leaning reformer and his pro-Russia rival after an inconclusive initial vote slammed as undemocratic by international observers. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Ukraine's electoral commission head Sergei Kivalov leaves a news conference in Kiev, November 1, 2004. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich clung to a slender lead on Monday in a presidential election that could decide whether Ukraine tilts to Russia or the West, but a run-off against a liberal challenger appeared certain. European monitors surveying procedures after a bitter campaign of political mud-slinging and recrimination said Sunday's election failed to meet international standards. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Міжнародні спостерігачі розчаровані виборами (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Що таке патріотизм і хто де побачив порушення? (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Українські виборці у Британії підтримали Ющенка [З понад 1600 зареєстрованих виборців голосували 877.] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
CIS observers find no violations in Ukrainian elections (RBC News) 11/01/2004
Monitors denounce Ukrainian election 'fix' (Daily Telegraph) 11/01/2004
Photo: An opposition activist waves Ukraine's national flag during a rally in Kiev November 1, 2004. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich clung to a slender lead on Monday in a presidential election that could decide whether Ukraine tilts to Russia or the West, but a run-off against a liberal challenger appeared certain. (Reuters) 11/01/2004
Runoff Needed in Ukraine Election - Official (Reuters) 11/01/2004
Widespread campaign irregularities observed in Ukrainian presidential election (OSCE) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian Election, Criticized by OSCE, Heads for Second Round (Bloomberg) 11/01/2004
En Ukraine, l'opposition dénonce une falsification du premier tour de l'élection présidentielle (Le Monde) 11/01/2004
Ukraine: Ianoukovitch devance de peu Iouchtchenko dans un scrutin jugé non démocratique (Le Figaro) 11/01/2004
A Rome, l'Ukraine a rendez-vous près de la station de métro Garbatella [From 10/30/04] (Le Monde) 11/01/2004
Soutien intéressé de Moscou [From 10/31/04] (Libération) 11/01/2004
Ukraine PM ready to talk to his rival (UPI/Wash Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine communists protest election (UPI/Wash Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine's Communists skeptical about vote transparency (Interfax-Russia) 11/01/2004
Кампанія Пора закликає до страйків у вузах України. Громадянська кампанія Пора вважає, що вибори було сфальсифіковано, і закликає студентів до страйків (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Штаб Януковича 'задоволений результатами' Віктор Янукович сказав, що готовий до конструктивного діалогу з Віктором Ющенком, хоч і вражений 'випадами' (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Міжнародні спостерігачі розчаровані виборами. Західні спостерігачі назвали вибори в Україні кроком назад. Спостерігачі від СНД задоволені ходом виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Підраховано 94,2% бюлетенів: розрив менше відсотка. За останніми даними ЦВК, Віктор Янукович має 40,11% голосів, Віктор Ющенко - 39,16% голосів виборців (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
У ЦВК оброблено 94,24% бюлетенів. (Українська правда) 11/01/2004
Ківалов: очевидно, буде другий тур. Голова ЦВК сказав, що вже можна робити висновок: жоден із кандидатів не набрав понад 50% голосів (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Stand-off in Ukrainian Election (Deutsche Welle) 11/01/2004
PM takes early lead in Ukraine poll (Reuters) 11/01/2004
Widespread campaign irregularities observed in Ukrainian presidential election (OSCE) 11/01/2004
Ukraine poll failings condemned (BBC) 11/01/2004
Ukraine's opposition ready to take to streets over vote (Globe and Mail) 11/01/2004
Official Count, Exit Polls Tell Different Stories in Ukraine (LA Times) 11/01/2004
Uncertainty swirls as Ukraine decides its future By Steven Lee Myers The New York Times (IHT) 11/01/2004
Rivals in Ukraine Report Violations in Presidential Vote (NY Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine challenger opens press center (UPI/Wash Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine prez candidate fears vote fraud (UPI/Wash Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Vote Fails to Meet Standards, Say Monitors (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Election Heads to Runoff Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine presidential hopefuls head to runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Toronto woman monitors vote (Toronto Star) 11/01/2004
Yanukovych, challenger less than 1 percentage point apart in Ukraine's election (AP/National Post) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Frontrunners for President Both Claim Lead (Update4) (Bloomberg) 11/01/2004
Premier Narrowly Leads Ukrainian Presidential Race (RFE/RL) 11/01/2004
Early lead for Ukrainian PM. But opposition declares slim victory, alleges mass fraud. Runoff vote expected Nov. 21 in bitter race for presidency (Toronto Star) 11/01/2004
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) 11/01/2004
Yushchenko has 45.06% of vote at 67.12% of polling stations - election staff (Interfax-Moscow) 11/01/2004
Students start building barricades in downtown Lvov. An unauthorized rally started in front of the university... [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 11/01/2004
Slideshow: Ukraine Elections [AP/AFP/Reuters] (Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian police officer passes by camouflaged military vehicles armed with water cannons behind metal barriers erected around the building of Central Election Commission in Kiev, Monday, Nov 1, 2004. Officials had prepared for mass civil unrest during presidential elections but it didn't take place. (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Head of Ukrainian Election Commission Sergei Kivalov announces presidential election results at a news conference in Kiev Monday, Nov. 1, 2004. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and his main, reformist challenger in Ukraine's presidential election were less than a percentage point apart with nearly all the votes counted, apparently forcing a runoff, the Central Elections Commission said Monday. (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Head of Ukrainian Election Commission Sergei Kivalov announces presidential election results at a news conference in Kiev Monday, Nov. 1, 2004. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych and his main, reformist challenger in Ukraine's presidential election were less than a percentage point apart with nearly all the votes counted, apparently forcing a runoff, the Central Elections Commission said Monday. (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Graphic fact file on Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A supporter of Viktor Yushchenko wears a flag reading 'Yes Yushchenko!' in Kiev. Ukraine's hotly contested presidential election headed into a second round showdown between the Western-leaning candidate and his pro-Russia foe following an inconclusive first round vote marred by irregularities and violence. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A member of youth opposition movement Pora covers his face during a rally in central Kiev. Ukraine's hotly contested presidential election headed into a second round showdown between the Western-leaning candidate and his pro-Russia foe following an inconclusive first round vote marred by irregularities and violence. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses supporters in Kiev. Ukraine's hotly contested presidential election headed into a second round showdown between the Western-leaning candidate and his pro-Russia foe following an inconclusive first round vote marred by irregularities and violence. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate liberal Viktor Yushchenko speaks at his headquarters in Kiev November 1, 2004. Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich took an early lead on Monday in presidential election focusing on wether Ukraine turns to Russia or the West. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian woman reads a ballot as a police officer passes by at a polling station in the village of Khotianivka near capital Kiev, October 31, 2004. Ukraine's presidential election, pitting the prime minister against a liberal challenger, failed to meet international standards, Western monitors said on November 1. 'We have to conclude that the 2004 presidential election did not meet a considerable number of ... standards,' Bruce George, head of an Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe mission, told a news conference. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Runoff elections highly probable in Ukraine (Interfax-Moscow) 11/01/2004
Yanukovich, Yushchenko have equal number of votes - Committee of Voters of Ukraine (Interfax-Moscow) 11/01/2004
Вибори президента: останні дані ЦВК. На виборах в Україні за попередніми даними перед веде Віктор Янукович. (BBC Ukrainian) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian official defends exit polls (UPI/Wash Times) 11/01/2004
Kiev native relishes her vote (Journal News) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Election Heads to Runoff Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine poll failings condemned (BBC News) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Vote Fails to Meet Standards, Say Monitors (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A supporter of Viktor Yushchenko wears a flag reading 'Yes Yushchenko!' in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: A member of youth opposition movement Pora covers his face during a rally in central Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Head of Ukrainian Election Commission Sergei Kivalov announces presidential election results at a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Head of Ukrainian Election Commission Sergei Kivalov announces presidential election results at a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Ukrainian police officer passes by camouflaged military vehicles armed with water cannons behind metal barriers erected around the building of Central Election Commission in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses supporters in Kiev. Ukraine's hotly contested presidential election headed into a second round showdown between the Western-leaning candidate and his pro-Russia foe following an inconclusive first round vote marred by irregularities and violence (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine presidential hopefuls head to runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Election Headed for Runoff Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine election set for run-off (CNN) 11/01/2004
PM Clings to Lead in Ukraine Presidential Poll (Reuters) 11/01/2004
Slim lead for PM in Ukraine poll (BBC News) 11/01/2004
Premier Narrowly Leads Ukrainian Presidential Race (RFE/RL) 11/01/2004
Uncertainty swirls as Ukraine decides its future (IH Tribune) 11/01/2004
Official Count, Exit Polls Tell Different Stories in Ukraine (LA Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine's opposition ready to take to streets over vote (Globe and Mail) 11/01/2004
Rivals in Ukraine Report Violations in Presidential Vote (NY Times) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian Election Heads to Runoff (Wash Post) 11/01/2004
Exit polls give mixed signals as Ukraine chooses its president (Independent) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian vote appears headed for deadlock (Daily Telegraph) 11/01/2004
Exit polls point to Ukrainian run-off (Guardian) 11/01/2004
Ukraine challenger heading for victory (The Scotsman) 11/01/2004
Exit Poll Shows Yushchenko in Lead (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
Many Unable to Cast Their Ballots (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian Embassy Turns Away Many Voters (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
Perplexed by Putin's Bet in Ukraine (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
Will the Boom Last in Ukraine? (Business Week) 11/01/2004
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