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  • Analysis: Polls split ex-USSR (BBC) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovych Resigns Post As Ukraine PM (AP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine PM resigns, Yushchenko to ring in New Year with Georgian leader (AFP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yanukovich resigns as prime minister, does not concede vote (AFX/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yanukovich resigns as prime minister (Reuters) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovych quits as Ukraine PM (BBC News) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Greets 2005 at 'Orange Revolution' Square (Bloomberg) 12/31/2004
  • Georgia Leader Travels to Boost Yushchenko (AP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • PM Presses Legal Case as Ukrainians Mark New Year (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • New Year's in the New Ukraine (Slate) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine Looks to New Year for Pro-Western Political Course (VOA News) 12/31/2004
  • Analysis: Polls split ex-USSR (BBC News) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine Premier Loses Bid to Scuttle Vote (LA Times) 12/31/2004
  • Yushchenko moves one step closer to power (The Scotsman) 12/31/2004
  • Court clears last obstacle to Orange Revolution in Ukraine (The Times) 12/31/2004
  • Court rejects final challenge to Yushchenko (Financial Times) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovich loses attempt to annul Ukrainian vote (Guardian) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovich's appeal rejected (AAP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • 'Dysfunctional' economy is Yushchenko's first challenge (IH Tribune) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine, Moldova abolish visa demands (UPI/Wash Times) 12/31/2004
  • Turkmenistan Suspends Gas Supplies to Russia, Ukraine (Mosnews) 12/31/2004

  • Canada congratulates winner of Ukraine's presidential election (News.GC.ca) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's Kuchma may face murder rap (UPI/Wash Times) 12/30/2004
  • Photo: Pooches for Yushchenko: a supporter of Ukraine's opposition walks with a dog decorated with orange ribbon in downtown Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Letter from Kiev (CBC News) 12/30/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's Central Election Commission head Yaroslav Davydovych speaks during the commission session in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko prepares for inauguration as poll panel rejects Yanukovych appeal (CP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine PM runs out of options to contest opposition win (AFP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Yanukovych's Legal Moves Over Ukraine Election Nearly Exhausted (VOA News) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian election dispute appears near end (PBS NewsHour) 12/30/2004
  • Yanukovych's Appeal Rejected in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Court Rejects Ukraine PM's Election Complaints (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • UCCA welcomes victory of democracy in Ukraine -/- УККА вітає перемогу демократії в Україні (BRAMA) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine: Interview with Borys Tarasiuk, Yushchenko's Foreign Policy Adviser (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian Court Rejects Early Vote Challenges (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian PM's appeals rejected (BBC) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian Court Rejects Yanukovich’s Vote Violation Claims (Mosnews) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine PM Hits Hurdles in Election Complaint [Supreme Court said it had thrown out all but one of his complaints] (Reuters) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian Supreme Court rejects three of four Yanukovych's complaints (Interfax-Russia) 12/30/2004
  • Murdered journalist returns to haunt defeated regime (The Times) 12/30/2004
  • Exporting the Ukraine Miracle. By Max Boot (LA Times) 12/30/2004
  • 2004 Presidential Election Data - interactive tables by Bohdan Skrobach (Website) 12/30/2004
  • Why The Road West Will Be Rocky [Jan 10 2005 issue] (Business Week) 12/30/2004
  • Editorial: Hope rises in Ukraine (Binghamton Press Sun&Bulletin) 12/30/2004
  • Azeris Experts About Their Observations in Ukrainian Presidential Elections (Baku Today) 12/30/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine's upturn / It's a new beginning for an embattled country (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko picks ally as next Ukrainian PM (UPI/Wash Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's Opposition Shrugs Off Vote Challenge (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko outlines presidency goals [corruption, social policy, EU integration] (Interfax-Russia) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian government to be formed on quota principle - Yushchenko (Interfax-Moscow) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's election loser digs in his heels (Sydney Morning Herald) 12/30/2004
  • Yanukovych Shows No Sign of Conceding [Yushchenko's spokeswoman Irina Gerashchenko denied the report by Interfax news agency saying Yushchenko planned to offer Tymoshenko the prime minister's post in his government.] (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Figel [Slovakia's EU Commissioner] congratulates Ukraine (Slovensko) 12/30/2004
  • Forging Political Alliances In The New Ukraine. By Jan Maksymiuk (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • From Spring Hill, family ties reach Ukrainian leader (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko poised to govern (Australia News) 12/30/2004
  • Justice Dept. Seeks to Revoke Citizenship of Man Linked to Nazis [Michael Bojcun] (NY Times) 12/30/2004
  • Tsunami Death Toll Rockets to 114,000 (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • The truth will not be murdered: interview with Oleh Rybachuk, Yushchenko's chief of staff -/- Правду не вбити… SPECIAL (BRAMA) 12/30/2004
  • Questions for 2005 (Wash Post) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko Steps Out Presidentially; Rival Grumbles (NY Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian Premier Files Election Complaint (Wash Post) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko may prosecute his opponents (Guardian) 12/30/2004
  • Likely Key Figures in a Yushchenko Presidency (AP/Moscow Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine will need western help in the coming cold peace (Financial Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine accepts long wait in effort to join EU. By Tom Warner and Stefan Wagstyl (Financial Times) 12/30/2004
  • Waiting for democracy (Daily Telegraph) 12/30/2004
  • Kiev protesters block cabinet meeting (The Scotsman) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's opposition reinstates blockade (Daily Telegraph) 12/30/2004
  • UAOC of North & South America Hierarchy Congratulate New President of Ukraine (UAOC) 12/30/2004

  • If Ukraine was not a nation before, it certainly has earned right to that status now (Cape Times) 12/29/2004
  • Orange victory tastes sweet for local Ukrainians (Villager) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine's Prime Minister Challenges Presidential Re-Run Results (VOA) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian PM defiant after defeat (BBC) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian cabinet cancels meeting (BBC) 12/29/2004
  • US seeks to revoke citizenship of accused Ukrainian Nazi (AFP) 12/29/2004
  • Russia protests radio interference [Russia accused Ukraine of deliberately blocking radio broadcasts] (UPI/Wash Times) 12/29/2004
  • Man Accused of Persecuting Jews in WWII [Trenton, NJ][Michael Bojcun, 86, is accused of joining the Ukrainian Auxiliary Police in 1941] (Florida Ledger) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko will renegotiate treaties (UPI/Wash Times) 12/29/2004
  • Schröder Congratulates Yushchenko, Invites Him to Germany (Germany Info) 12/29/2004
  • OSCE Congratulates Ukrainian People on Conduct of Election (USDOS) 12/29/2004
  • Yulia Tymoshenko to be named Ukrainian PM by Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • AUDIO: Yanukovich Refuses to Concede in Ukraine Election (NPR) 12/29/2004
  • Letter: Today, I am proud to be Ukrainian (BRAMA) 12/29/2004
  • Opponents force Ukraine premier to miss meeting (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine opposition supporters block government headquarters (AFP/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Opinion: Ukraine euphoria (Salt Lake Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Soros group warns of Kazakh close (BBC) 12/29/2004
  • Atanas T. Kobryn column: Our Neighbors - The Ukrainians (Sun-Herald) 12/29/2004
  • Soros Foundation charged with tax evasion [in Kazakhstan, $623,000] (IOL) 12/29/2004
  • Orange Revolution eyes Belarus (Globe and Mail) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian student made second trip to vote (Mankato Free Press) 12/29/2004
  • Революція шукає переможця (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Помаранчевi починають i перемагають (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Пора українського вибору: між революцією та реформою [Between Revolution and Reform] (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Із життя близькосхідних помаранчів (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Emerging debt-Ukraine debt rises in election afterglow (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian angst. Angry loser bids to keep his nation in Russia's shadow (Arizona Republic) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko lands new blow to rival (Daily Telegraph) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko plans to revise cooperation with Russia (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • US Prods Ukraine Courts to Uphold Yushchenko Win (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko's foreign policy won't be multi-sided - aide (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Thousands pay tribute to dead Ukrainian minister (Reuters/AlertNet) 12/29/2004
  • EU membership 'principal goal' for new Ukraine government - Yushchenko (AFX/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko Backers Block Cabinet Building (AP/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Protests in Ukraine as PM refuses to concede (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine/The Orange Revolution wins (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian Premier Yanukovych Appeals Election Results (Update3) (Bloomberg) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko Seeks to Bar Rival's Cabinet From a Meeting (NY Times) 12/29/2004
  • Opinion: Rallying to Ukraine's cause (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine PM Files Poll Complaints to Court, Commission (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Yanukovich appeals Ukraine vote results with election officials (AFP/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine government cancels meeting amid protest (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko says inauguration may take place after Jan 10 (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian Government Cancels Meeting Amid Protest (Wash Post) 12/29/2004
  • Yanukovych not planning to step down as PM (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Premier Makes Last-Ditch Bid to Keep Power (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Government Holds Meeting Without PM (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Opposition Lifts Blockade of Govt Building After Session is Cancelled (Mosnews) 12/29/2004
  • Passion Led American on Road to Kiev. Chicago girl became a Reagan aide and dreamed of liberty for her family's homeland. Now she is poised to be Ukraine's first lady. [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (LA Times) 12/29/2004
  • Kuchma Pretended to Restore Yanukovych on His Position of Prime Minister (Maidan) 12/29/2004
  • Suburban couple remembers Ukraine's soon-to-be first lady [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (Chicago Daily Herald) 12/29/2004
  • Moscow refuses to accept poll results (Sydney Morning Herald) 12/29/2004
  • Tsunami Death Toll Rises to 76,700. Red Cross warned that the toll could eventually surpass 100,000 (Kewanee Star Courier) 12/29/2004
  • Vladimir Putin's paranoia is isolating Russia (IHT) 12/29/2004
  • Group of UOC-MP Orthodox Faithful Ask Constantinople Patriarch for Refuge (RISU) 12/29/2004
  • Victor in Ukrainian Vote Urges New Protest (Wash Post) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko calls on supporters to block election challenge (Independent) 12/29/2004
  • Pressure mounts on Yanukovich to yield (Guardian) 12/29/2004
  • Violent deaths expose Ukraine's underside (Financial Times) 12/29/2004
  • Fraud minister 'suicide' probe (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • The secret to success in Ukraine (IH Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine: the wider challenge (Financial Times) 12/29/2004
  • Kiev's celebrations are not the end of things (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine poll victor promises to continue friendship with Russia (The Times) 12/29/2004
  • Moscow threat to Yushchenko victory (Daily Telegraph) 12/29/2004
  • Democracy triumphs in Ukraine (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 12/29/2004
  • Orange Christmas is a hit with foreign tourists (Daily Telegraph) 12/29/2004

  • Opinion: Less a revolution than a dramatic purging (Daily Telegraph) 12/28/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko greets supporters during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Photo: Supporters of Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko cheer as they watch fireworks during a rally in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Europe has both moral and strategic reasons to reach out to Ukraine (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • From banker to revolutionary hero (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Poor Loser (Der Spiegel) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainian election challenges traditional Jewish identity (Jerusalem Post) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy triumphs in Ukraine (Freedom House) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko calls for blockade of Ukraine govt office (AFX/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Calls for Blockade of Govt. (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko reaches out to Russia as rival battles on (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko regrets Russian stance (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko regrets Russian stance (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko reaches out to Russia as rival battles on (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Calls for Blockade of Govt. (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • West greets victory for Yushchenko in Ukraine (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko calls for blockade of Ukraine govt office (AFX/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy triumphs in Ukraine (Freedom House) 12/28/2004
  • Viktor Victorious - it's official (BRAMA) 12/28/2004
  • Local Ukrainians hope for freedom back home (Berkshire Eagle) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainians have won the right to choose their destiny. By Viktor Yushchenko [Financial Times] (Our Ukraine) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine vote: final tally [Yushchenko - 51.99; Yanukovych - 44.19] (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine poll count complete -- Yushchenko wins (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Viktor Yushchenko Declared Election Winner (Update1) (Bloomberg) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine PM, Urged to Accept Defeat, Returns to Work (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Canada congratulates Ukraine on election (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Reform's victory, Ukraine's challenge. By Adrian Karatnycky (NY Post) 12/28/2004
  • Powell, White House Hail Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Russian steel pipe makers to merge [creating the new company to gain a competitive advantage...over TMK, as well as Ukrainian pipe producers] (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Turkmenistan threatens to cut off gas supplies to Russia, Ukraine [ups price of natural gas] (AP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Op-Ed: An orange Christmas in Ukraine (Wash Times) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainian minister's death probed [Kyrpa was a key member of the ruling political clan] (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Commentary: Uncovering Ukraine's True Colors. The orange and the blue largely agree on where the nation should go (LA Times) 12/28/2004
  • West welcomes Ukraine poll result (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Poll leaves Ukraine press divided (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy finds a home in Ukraine (Boston Enterprise) 12/28/2004
  • President Viktor Yushchenko - Editorial (NY Times) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko Wins 52% of Vote; Rival Vows a Challenge (NY Times) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine Premier Urged to Accept Defeat (AP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainians have won the right to choose their destiny. By Viktor Yushchenko (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Viktor Yushchenko: The future of Ukraine depends on every one of us (Independent) 12/28/2004
  • Challenges for the Orange Revolution (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko sweeps to victory but opponent refuses to accept result (Independent) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine to meet Russia as equal and strengthen ties to West (Independent) 12/28/2004
  • Lessons from Ukraine's realistic revolution (The Scotsman) 12/28/2004
  • Eastern Ukraine deflated by Yushchenko's victory (The Scotsman) 12/28/2004
  • Stalemate in Ukraine, Part 2 (The Scotsman) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's presidential choice spells failure for Putin's political plans (Daily Telegraph) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine and the world. A former Soviet satellite is now the fulcrum of Eurasia (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • Orange challenges (Guardian) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's victor turns to healing (Guardian) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine PM refuses to accept election defeat (Guardian) 12/28/2004
  • A Pumpkin Roll in Ukraine, World (CS Monitor) 12/28/2004
  • Task for new Ukraine leader: unity (CS Monitor) 12/28/2004
  • Orange Revolution Can't Happen Here (Moscow Times) 12/28/2004
  • Beyond Ukraine, a grim picture (IH Tribune) 12/28/2004

  • For some Ukrainian Jews, election means a different kind of identity (JTA) 12/27/2004
  • Analysis: Ukraine looks west (BBC News) 12/27/2004
  • Talkin' About a Revolution (Der Spiegel) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko's daunting future (UPI/Wash Times) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko's daunting future (UPI/Wash Times) 12/27/2004
  • Newshour: Power Struggle; Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko declared victory Monday in Ukraine's presidential re-vote. (PBS) 12/27/2004
  • Secretary Colin L. Powell Briefing ['This is an historic moment for democracy in Ukraine. While the results of Sunday's election are not yet official, it appears that the Ukrainian people finally had an opportunity to choose freely their next president.'] (USDOS) 12/27/2004
  • AUDIO: Yushchenko Appears to Win Ukraine Election (NPR) 12/27/2004
  • Infractions not as widespread in Ukrainian election says Canadian MP Wrzesnewskyj (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine Presidential Election 2004, 2nd Round re-run: New York, USA Results (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine Transport Minister Found Shot Dead (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainian Transport Minister Found Dead (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko Faces Obstacles in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Presidential Administration Consultant Lyudmyla Hrebenyuk: 'According to Our Data, Yushchenko Led the Election All the Time of the Vote Count' (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine’s Yushchenko Declares Victory With 10% Lead (Mosnews) 12/27/2004
  • AUDIO: Yushchenko Appears to Win Ukraine Election (NPR) 12/27/2004
  • Top Russian electoral official does not question Ukrainian vote (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Opposition Win Could Open Ukraine for Investment (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine presidency (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko Has Unassailable Lead in Ukraine Poll (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Russian Liberal Nemtsov Hails Yushchenko Victory in Ukraine (Mosnews) 12/27/2004
  • Gorbachev sees stable Ukraine after opposition election win (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovich supporters in east, south of Ukraine angrily resigned over loss (AFX/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine's presidency (Guardian) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko 8.09% ahead of Yanukovych - update (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • The diehard inhabitants of Kiev's tent city prepare to strike camp (Daily Telegraph) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Declares Victory [Dated Tuesday December 28, 1:18 AM, Asia] (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko congratulating supporters in Kyiv center (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Repeat second round of election brings Ukraine substantially closer to meeting international standards (OSCE) 12/27/2004
  • Youth newspaper ['Revolutsya'] covers Ukrainian activism (MSNBC) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine Presidential Election 2004, 2nd Round re-run: Vienna, Austria (No.1) Results -/- Протокол виборів президента України на ДВК N°1 в Австрії FOTOS/VIDEO (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • US lawmakers hail Ukraine for commitment to fair vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • EU's Barroso welcomes Ukraine election result; sees'strengthened cooperation' (AFX/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovych campaign spent most on bribes, latest study shows (Ukrainian Journal) 12/27/2004
  • Press savours Yushchenko win (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Pro-West Yushchenko wins Ukraine presidency in historic vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Powell Hails Result of Ukrainian Election (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • New Vote Reflects Transformed Political Landscape. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 12/27/2004
  • Britain 'strongly welcomes' Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine's Opposition Wins Vote, But Rivals Vow To Challenge Results. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 12/27/2004
  • Will The Country Now Orient Itself Toward The West? By Jeremy Bransten (RFE/RL) 12/27/2004
  • From America With Love. Ukraine's new first lady knows what freedom really means [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (Opinion Journal) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovych Vows Challenge in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Losing PM disputes Ukraine election (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Remarks on the Conference 'Ukraine's Choice' [UPDATED] AUDIO/FOTOS (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine election win challenged. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych has refused to concede defeat (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Kiev’s Victory Carnival [Newsweek] (MSNBC) 12/27/2004
  • Russia's liberals hail Ukraine poll result (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainians decide future. By Brady Williamson in Lviv, Ukraine (Capital Times) 12/27/2004
  • Spirit of compromise at fore for Yushchenko. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • America must back Ukraine's struggle for democracy. By Hillary Rodham Clinton (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • 'All is calm' as Ukraine votes in rerun poll (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainians Drive From N.C. To Washington To Vote [AP report] (NBC17) 12/27/2004
  • Distance least of obstacles in Ukraine vote (Chicago Tribune) 12/27/2004
  • Powell Hails Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Making their voices heard, half a world away (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovych to appeal election results (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainian Americans Cast Votes (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Highlights from DC conference 'Ukraine's Choice' AUDIO/FOTOS (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • America must back Ukraine's struggle for democracy. By Hillary Rodham Clinton (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • Scent of victory for Yushchenko as Ukraine shifts to the West (The Times) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovich aide 'admits' defeat [AFP report] (Australia News) 12/27/2004
  • Russians rush to re-think Ukraine (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainian green light for orange revolution (Daily Telegraph) 12/27/2004
  • Even on election day, 'Orange' rebels remain (CS Monitor) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine may join WTO in 2005 - former PM [Kinakh] (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko win tipped [AFP report] (Australia News) 12/27/2004
  • Police not expecting any incidents during Ukrainian elections (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko will feel poison's effects for years (IHT) 12/27/2004
  • Energy needs forge Ukraine's link to Russia (IHT) 12/27/2004

  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Declares Victory (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine's Presidential Election Appears To Go Smoothly (RFE/RL) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine senses the future’s orange. By Askold Krushelnycky (Sunday Times) 12/26/2004
  • Somber Mood in Ukraine's East After Vote (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • L.Kulynych VIDEO: Ukrainians vote in re-run of election 2nd round, New York City VIDEO (BRAMA) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainians vote in re-run of election 2nd round, New York City SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 12/26/2004
  • Sydney Ukrainians choose Yushchenko (BRAMA) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko claims victory in Ukraine election (Globe and Mail) 12/26/2004
  • AUDIO: High Turnout in Round Two of Ukraine Elections (NPR) 12/26/2004
  • AUDIO: Challenger Yushchenko Leads in Ukraine Election (NPR) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainian Americans Vote for President (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Orange celebration as Yushchenko claims 'clean' victory in Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign to supporters at Independence Square (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • No sign of massive fraud in Ukraine rerun vote - NGO [Committee of Ukraine Voters] (AFX/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: A supporter of Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko holds his campaign posters reading: 'Yes' during a celebration rally in Kiev's main Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Viktor Yanukovich: The loneliest politician in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Leads in Revote With Fifth of Vote Counted (Bloomberg) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Supporters of Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko celebrate during a rally in Kiev's main Independence Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainian protesters in opposition tent camp say they can taste victory [AP report] (CNEWS) 12/26/2004
  • Pro-West Yushchenko leads in Ukraine presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • By busload, voters converge on Chicago Ukrainian consulate [AP report] (Belleville News Democrat) 12/26/2004
  • Viktor Yushchenko: Ukraine's contradictions incarnate (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • 'All calm' as Ukraine votes in rerun poll (Financial Times) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainians for Yanukovych May Be Let Down (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine's Voters Turn Out for Closely Watched Presidential Election Re-run (VOA) 12/26/2004
  • Exit Polls Give Yushchenko the Presidency (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • ICTV Exit Poll Declares Liberal Opposition Leader Viktor Yushchenko Landslide Winner in Ukrainian Presidential Election (PRNewswire) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko is over 10% ahead of Yanukovych in Sunday elections - exit polls (Part 2) (Interfax-Russia) 12/26/2004
  • Yanukovych says many Ukrainian citizens unable to vote (Interfax-Russia) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko 'wins' Ukraine election [Polls show wide margins] (Reuters) 12/26/2004
  • Turnout at 32 Ukrainian districts stands at 53% as of 3 p.m. (Interfax-Russia) 12/26/2004
  • Exit Poll Says Liberal Yushchenko Wins in Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Liberal Poised to Win in Re-Run Ukraine Vote (Reuters) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine Holds Presidential Vote a 3rd Time (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko promises to jail Ukraine's election fraudsters. By Tom Parfitt (Daily Telegraph) 12/26/2004
  • Russia looks at 'little brother' –and worries. By Anne Applebaum (Daily Telegraph) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainian Court Overturns Homebound Voter Limit (NY Times) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainians Vote in Rerun of Presidential Election (Update2) (Bloomberg) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine votes in historic repeat presidential showdown (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine votes in historic presidential rerun (Daily Telegraph) 12/26/2004
  • Russia & Ukraine: The Putin factor (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) 12/26/2004
  • A Ukraine election observer writes – part 2 (Guardian) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine re-run election under way (BBC) 12/26/2004
  • Election official murdered in Ukraine [presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych's representative] (Daily Telegraph) 12/26/2004
  • 'People power' wins in Ukraine (Boston Globe) 12/26/2004
  • Fears grow of plan to wreck Ukraine poll (Independent) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: ORANGE ALERT: A supporter of opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko sports his campaign color [AFP/Getty] (LA Times) 12/26/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine's Next Chapter (Wash Post) 12/26/2004
  • Ukrainians Go Back to Ballot Box (Wash Post) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, smiles as he prepares to vote at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Tension Shadows Rematch in Ukraine (LA Times) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: A Ukrainian man votes at a hospital during the Presidential elections in Lviv (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Ukraine's opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko casts his ballot as his daughters Khrystyna (L) and Sofia (2nd L) look on at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma leaves a voting booth at a polling station, Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004

  • Saakashvili: Ukraine’s Right Choice to Help Georgia (Civil Georgia) 12/25/2004
  • Angry mood in eastern Ukraine (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • 'Ukrainian Christmas' at the United Nations FOTO/S (BRAMA) 12/25/2004
  • Ukrainian American Coordinating Committee sends Christmas greetings -/- Святочне вітання, УАКР (BRAMA) 12/25/2004
  • Kuchma Lashes Out at Ukraine Candidates (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukrainian court overturns part of new law (Reuters) 12/25/2004
  • U.S. Hopes for Fair Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Russian spin doctors out of job after Ukraine's 'orange revolution' (AFP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine rivals welcome court ruling on eve of historic rerun vote (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukrainian Court Ruling Sows Confusion Before Vote (Reuters) 12/25/2004
  • Ukrainian Court Throws Out Electoral Changes (RFE/RL) 12/25/2004
  • Court Ruling Adds Twist to Ukraine Vote (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine court annuls poll change (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine rivals call for calm vote (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • Entrepreneurs cash in on 'orange revolution' (Reuters) 12/25/2004
  • Letter: History Lesson [...both your author and your cartographer could use a little history and geography lesson in your otherwise fine article about Lviv, Ukraine] (Wash Post) 12/25/2004
  • [AUDIO] Ukraine Set to Hold New National Election (NPR) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine Court Ruling Clouds Rerun Vote (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Bitter Divisions Rife in Ukraine as Voting Nears. By Steven Lee Myers (NY Times) 12/25/2004
  • 24 hours in 'Orange Revolution Square'. By Vasyl Lopukh -/- 24 години на 'Площі помаранчевої революції'. Василь Лопух FOTO/S (BRAMA) 12/25/2004
  • St. Nicholas 'Vertep' at the United Nations, NYC SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 12/25/2004
  • Photo: Two demonstrators wearing puppets depicting Ukraine's opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko and his top ally Yulia Timoshenko stand in central Donetsk with the founder of the Soviet state Vladimir Lenin's statue in the background, December 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Консультант АП Людмила Гребенюк: «За нашими даними, Ющенко був увесь час лідером у ході підрахунку голосів!» (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/25/2004

  • US congressmen to monitor Ukraine poll rerun (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Tension mounts on eve of Ukraine vote, Putin vows no dirty tricks (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Poison used on Ukrainian politician may have come from abroad, he says (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Marathon Election Heading Toward 26 December Resolution. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 12/24/2004
  • A Ukraine election observer writes (Guardian) 12/24/2004
  • Last Day Of Ukraine's Presidential Campaign (RFE/RL) 12/24/2004
  • Autocephalous Orthodox Deny Supporting Yanukovych (RISU) 12/24/2004
  • Worries Linger Over Possible December 26 Clashes (Our Ukraine) 12/24/2004
  • Telling the Truth About Ukraine (AIM) 12/24/2004
  • Cardinal Husar Talks on Radio about Political Situation (RISU) 12/24/2004
  • Yanukovych Calls for Orthodox Support (RISU) 12/24/2004
  • 33 Rabbis Call Jews Not to Interfere in Politics (RISU) 12/24/2004
  • Sting, Joe Cocker help Yushchenko close Ukraine campaign (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine Candidates in Last-Ditch Election Appeals (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • [VIDEO] Ukraine's Younger Generation Take Notice As the Election Approaches (VOA) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine vote might revive murder probe. The widow of journalist Georgy Gongadze hopes a new president will help solve a gruesome killing that some blame on the nation's current leader (Chicago Tribune) 12/24/2004
  • A FALL FROM FREEDOM. By ADRIAN KARATNYCKY (NY Post) 12/24/2004
  • Poll margin holds key to resolving crisis in Ukraine. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine hopes repeat poll will end crisis. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/24/2004
  • Christmas Pastoral Letter - UAOC Archbishop-Metropolitan of the Americas (UAOC) 12/24/2004
  • Angry drums are now silent. Ahead of Ukraine's presidential revote, protesters are replaced by observers (Globe and Mail) 12/24/2004
  • The Ukranian Revolution (Boston Globe) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Says Kuchma Trying to Block Vote (Update1) (Bloomberg) 12/24/2004
  • The political winners who lost out (Financial Times) 12/24/2004
  • [AUDIO] Yanukovich Camp Grim in Final Days Before Runoff (NPR) 12/24/2004
  • [VIDEO] Final campaign day for Ukraine (BBC News) 12/24/2004
  • [AUDIO] Ukrainians Prepare to Vote a Third Time for a New President (VOA) 12/24/2004
  • Ukrainian Media Asserts Independence but Risks Remain (HRW) 12/24/2004
  • Final campaign day for Ukraine (BBC News) 12/24/2004
  • Commentary: For the Ukraine, 'it is time' (Denver Post) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine puts change to the test. One element likely missing from Sunday's vote will be fear. By Mark MacKinnon (Globe and Mail) 12/24/2004
  • Great expectations for Yushchenko. Supporters expect changes `overnight' (Toronto Star) 12/24/2004
  • Election gives Ukrainians another reason for joy this holy season. By Georgie Anne Geyer [UExpress] (Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Tension on eve of Ukraine vote, Putin vows no dirty tricks (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Ukrainian Rivals Wrap Up Stormy Campaign (AP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Campaign wraps up ahead of Ukraine presidential rerun (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Polish head rejects Putin attack (BBC) 12/24/2004
  • Victorious road to a defeat? (Kuchmizm.info) 12/24/2004
  • Переможний шлях до ПОРАзки? [12/20/04] (Українська правда) 12/24/2004
  • Пора українського вибору: між революцією та реформою. Матеріяли «круглого столу» в редакції часопису «Критика» [The time of Ukrainian choice: between revolution and reform] (Krytyka) 12/24/2004
  • Yushchenko May Win in Rerun of Ukraine President Vote (Update1) (Bloomberg) 12/24/2004
  • Yushchenko vows warm Kremlin ties (UPI/Wash Times) 12/24/2004
  • Will There be a Hollywood Ending? Ukraine's Real Underdog [...Ukraine's foreign minister himself has been an ally of the 'Orange Revolution' leader for years. On December 18, Foreign Minister Konstantin Grishchenko publicly announced his approval of the November 23 foreign ministry statement that the entire Ukrainian diplomatic corps supported Yushchenko.] (Counterpunch) 12/24/2004
  • Local men to monitor Ukraine voting [Yonkers] (NY Journal News) 12/24/2004
  • National budget loses over UAH 2 bn for political crisis - Kuchma (Interfax-Moscow) 12/24/2004
  • Gaz Ukrainy warning of possible cuts in gas supplies to energy companies if debts mount (Interfax-Moscow) 12/24/2004
  • Boxers in the Orange corner [Vitali Klitschko defied the timid political traditions of his fellow Ukrainian sports stars...] (Australian) 12/24/2004
  • A prima facie case for intervention (Jewish World Review) 12/24/2004
  • New Ukraine Election Puts Jews in Quandary (AP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Meanwhile, Back in Chernobyl. Need a break from the Orange Revolution? Consider a tour of Chernobyl (Moscow Times) 12/24/2004

  • Experts Criticize EU Over Human Trafficking (Deutsche Welle) 12/23/2004
  • East warms to west as vote draws Ukrainians closer (The Times) 12/23/2004
  • Never trust a former Soviet agent, especially if he supplies your gas (The Times) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine Voters to Cast Ballots in Runoff (AP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • [AUDIO] U.S. Pro-Democracy Funding to Ukraine Criticized (NPR) 12/23/2004
  • Analysis: Ukraine's youths rise up (BBC) 12/23/2004
  • Christmas greetings from Ambassador of Ukraine, Permanent Mission to the United Nations (BRAMA) 12/23/2004
  • Uncensored Yushchenko Reaches Voters in Eastern Ukraine (Our Ukraine) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine political cartoon collection (Website) 12/23/2004
  • An Independent Press? Sale of Russian Forward reflects battle for soul of Russian community here. (Jewish Week) 12/23/2004
  • Record scrutiny of Ukrainian poll (Guardian) 12/23/2004
  • Reporters on the Job (CS Monitor) 12/23/2004
  • Eyes and ears of election arrive in Kiev (Globe and Mail) 12/23/2004
  • A flood of Ukrainian memories (Globe and Mail) 12/23/2004
  • The power struggle in Ukraine and America’s strategy for global supremacy (World Socialist) 12/23/2004
  • Putin slams West over 'double standards' in Iraq and Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • Ukrainian foreign minister hopes Ukraine-Russia relations won't change (Interfax-Russia) 12/23/2004
  • Editorial: Build on interests, if not on values (Financial Times) 12/23/2004
  • Yushchenko: No room for Yanukovych (UPI/Wash Times) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine Faces Key Choices in New Presidency Poll (Reuters) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine's Security Service Denies Role in Yushchenko Poisoning (Bloomberg) 12/23/2004
  • Putin Asks Whether U.S. Seeking to Isolate Russia (Reuters) 12/23/2004
  • Putin: Is U.S Trying to Isolate Russia? (AP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • Putin bridles over U.S. criticism (Reuters) 12/23/2004
  • Putin sees Western poll intrigues (BBC) 12/23/2004
  • Yushchenko ponders Russian as second language. By Mark MacKinnon (Globe and Mail) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine agents deny poison plot (BBC) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine opposition scents victory (BBC) 12/23/2004
  • Yushchenko Urges Ukrainians to Vote, Defend Choice (Reuters) 12/23/2004
  • Marathon Election Heading Toward 26 December Resolution. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 12/23/2004
  • SBU Denies Role in Yushchenko Poisoning (AP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • Poll highlights Sevastopol's divided loyalties. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine’s presidential fallout. By Jan Cienski (Financial Times) 12/23/2004
  • Ukraine election hits close to home [New York area Ukrainians] (Newsday) 12/23/2004
  • Yushchenko, Yanukovych Winding Up Campaign (RFE/RL) 12/23/2004
  • U.S. Can't Buy Revolution (Moscow Times) 12/23/2004
  • Church doesn't hide its bias in Ukraine. Religious leaders back Yanukovich, the pro-Russian candidate. By Alexa Chopivsky (MSNBC) 12/23/2004
  • No stranger to Ukraine's rough-and-tumble (Chicago Tribune) 12/23/2004
  • Putin Defends Reforms, Condemns 'Revolutions' (RFE/RL) 12/23/2004
  • Main part of credits of Ukraine - for habitations purchase (DVC) 12/23/2004

  • Has the Diaspora failed? Can more be done? By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-Ed (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • We're sending chills up your spine! New medical thriller by Gil Snider, M.D. Book release (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • 'Kiev' restaurant joins NYC Ukrainian American community in commemorations of election day with prayer and rally SPECIAL (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • American Autocephalous Orthodox organize Diaspora vote (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • NY Consul General sends holiday greetings to Ukrainians in America (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • Christmas message from Ukrainian Ambassador to U.S. (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • Chorus sings for the Orange Revolution FOTO/S