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[VIDEO] Special Message - Victor A. Yushchenko; Orange Revolution, WEF (World Economic Forum) 01/31/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko mourns over the body of his mother Varvara during the funeral liturgy at St. Volodymyr cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his daughter Sofia place flowers into the coffin of his mother Varvara during the funeral at St. Volodymyr cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, holding white roses, wipes tears during the funeral of his mother Varvara, as the head of Ukraine's independent Kiev-based Orthodox church Patriarch Filaret looks on at St. Volodymyr cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Photo: Acting Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko hugs the head of Ukraine's independent Kiev-based Orthodox church Patriarch Filaret at St. Volodymyr cathedral in Kiev before the funeral liturgy for Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's mother, Varvara (AP/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Photo: Ukrainian acting Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko kisses the hand of the head of Ukraine's independent Kiev-based Orthodox church Patriarch Filaret before the funeral of President Viktor Yushchenko's mother Varvara in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Ukrainian President's Mother Dies at 86 [Varvara Yushchenko] (AP/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Померла мати Віктора Ющенка (Website) 01/31/2005
EU hails Ukraine's 'European aspirations,' vows closer ties (AFP/EU Business) 01/31/2005
У Брюсселі ухвалено зміни до плану Україна-ЄС (BBC Ukrainian) 01/31/2005
EU: Foreign Ministers to Discuss Iraq, Ukraine, Middle East, Balkans (RFE/RL) 01/31/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko suggests foreign involvement in poisoning plot (AFP/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Yushchenko Discloses Mystery of Poisoning (Kommersant) 01/31/2005
How I am going to wake this great sleeping elephant and ride into EU: Viktor Yushchenko tells Anthony Browne and Robert Thomson how he plans to fulfil his mission to revitalise Ukraine (The Times) 01/31/2005
Ukraine's President Takes the Stage (Moscow Times) 01/31/2005
Oranges on Ice (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/31/2005
After Europe tour, Yushchenko faces tough week at home [AFP] (Borneo Bulletin) 01/31/2005
Many Were Called, but Few Chosen (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/31/2005
Ukraine's parliament to consider Tymoshenko nomination on Feb. 3 (AP/Kyiv Post) 01/31/2005
Prickly: Yushchenko talks of 'permanent partnership' in Moscow but 'irreversible transformation' in Strasbourg, leaving Russia unhappy and uncertain (Transitions Online) 01/31/2005
Summit of the Irritated (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/31/2005
International organizations offer long-term help to Ukraine (Interfax-Russia) 01/31/2005
Aid groups and Yushchenko among Nobel tips (Reuters) 01/31/2005
Save the Children, Yushchenko and Powell tipped for 2005 Nobel Peace Prize [AFP] (The Age) 01/31/2005
How Bush Could Fight Tyranny (Wash Post) 01/31/2005
Foreign Observers, Watching From Safe Distance, Approve (NY Times) 01/31/2005
A people's victory and a tribute to media power (The Times) 01/31/2005
Bullets and ballots (Guardian) 01/31/2005
Sharansky: From Soviet dissident to Pres. Bush's muse (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/31/2005
Sullen Donetsk watches Yushchenko (BBC News) 01/31/2005
Berezovsky will be allowed to move to Ukraine - Communist leader [Petro Symonenko] (Interfax-Russia) 01/31/2005
Berezovsky has little chance of moving to Ukraine - deputy [Stepan Havrish] (Interfax-Russia) 01/31/2005
Kiev lures Russian tycoon (The Times) 01/31/2005
A ticking time bomb. Nearly two decades later, Chernobyl still poses a threat to Ukraine (Daily Pennsylvanian) 01/31/2005
Meeting of minds can turn talk into action (The Times) 01/31/2005
Ukrtransnafta expects increase in petroleum transportation in 2005, possibly to 61 m. tons (Government Portal) 01/31/2005
Russians to Build Balkan Pipeline (Moscow Times) 01/31/2005
Андрухоїд наближається (Потяг 76) 01/31/2005
The Need for Pain and Memory (Transitions Online) 01/31/2005
More than 30,000 Religious Organizations Registered in Ukraine (RISU) 01/31/2005
Letter: Continue helping Ukraine [Walter Derzko] (Toronto Star) 01/31/2005
Photo: Zherlin Ndudi of Ukraine performs during the semi-final of the Prix de Lausanne 2005, an international dance competition for young dancers. Zherlin Ndudi won the top prize for one year free study at one of the finest dance schools (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/30/2005
[VIDEO clip] Yushchenko: 'Live And Carry On [MSIE browser Windows Media Player] (CBS News) 01/30/2005
Yushchenko: 'Live And Carry On' [60 Minutes - text] (CBS News) 01/30/2005
Yushchenko to 'tackle corruption' (BBC News) 01/30/2005
Yuschenko: A beautiful revolution (CNN) 01/30/2005
Віктор Ющенко: повний склад уряду стане відомим у четвер (BBC Ukrainian) 01/30/2005
Ukraine: Strange Pair. The president has an ambitious ally [Tymoshenko] (Newsweek) 01/30/2005
Ukraine's Iron Lady: Yuliya Tymoshenko still has to convince doubters that she's the right choice to be the new Prime Minister (Time) 01/30/2005
Kiev’s ‘princess’ looks for revenge [Tymoshenko] (Sunday Times) 01/30/2005
Will Kuchma become a life-long dependent for Ukrainians? (Ukrayinska Pravda) 01/30/2005
U.S. Cold War Mien Said to Mar Russia Ties (AP/Yahoo) 01/30/2005
No Old Men (Hartford Courant) 01/30/2005
Yushchenko aspires to EU entry (The Times) 01/30/2005
Вільнюс підтримує європейський оптимізм Ющенка (BBC Ukrainian) 01/30/2005
ЄС і нові сусіди: давайте знайомитися! (Deutsche Welle) 01/30/2005
Crimean Tatars Look Warmly at EU Membership (UNPO) 01/30/2005
EU eyes positive news from Iraqi polls (AFP/EU Business) 01/30/2005
Democracy takes time (Toronto Star) 01/30/2005
Andrew Sullivan: Whatever the result, this is a triumphant election (Sunday Times) 01/30/2005
Each Vote Strikes at Terror (LA Times) 01/30/2005
Watching the World Decide (LA Times) 01/30/2005
Democracy, One Way or Another (LA Times) 01/30/2005
Iran-Ukraine discuss mutual cooperation (IranMania) 01/30/2005
Mail-Order Misery. Charging abuse, imported brides are fighting back. [Nataliya Derkach just wanted a husband...] (Newsweek) 01/30/2005
Middle East Dominates at World Forum ['In your business loans for 2005, make another entry to be titled: 'Saved expenses on unpaid bribes to Ukrainian officials'' - Yushchenko] (AP/Yahoo) 01/30/2005
Can Angelina Jolie Really Save the World? (NY Times) 01/30/2005
Пiдсумки Давосу та iншi актуальнi питання (VOA) 01/30/2005
Ukraine launches drive to attract investment (Sunday Business Post) 01/30/2005
Доля єдиної в Німеччині кафедри україністики все ще під знаком питання? (Deutsche Welle) 01/30/2005
Biologist with an eye on Oscar (Sunday Times) 01/30/2005
The Frostbitten Mayor [Louise Nevelson (1899-1988) sculptor born in Kiev] (NY Times) 01/30/2005
Nyack architects designing chapels at St. Patrick's [Architect Julia Khomut, manager for the Czestochowa project, native of the Ukraine] (NY Journal News) 01/30/2005
Diminishing Identity [Ukrainian assimilation in America] (Auburn Citizen) 01/30/2005
After Yuschenko takes over, mood optimistic among Ukrainian Jews (JTA) 01/30/2005
NIU professor accused of making anti-Semitic statements [Northern Illinois University has decided it won't take action against part-time instructor] [Myron Kuropas][AP] (WQAD) 01/30/2005
JerseyGOP [Republican] Babe-of-the-Week: Yulia Tymoshenko (Website) 01/30/2005
Rod Liddle: A brief guide to unconscious BBC bias (Sunday Times) 01/30/2005
Photo: Ukrainian president Viktor A. Yushchenko jokes with Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Swizterland (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
EU Tells Ukraine to Walk Before It Runs (Reuters) 01/29/2005
Ukraine 'has future in EU' (ITV) 01/29/2005
Ющенко: Європа без України буде недосконалою (BBC Ukrainian) 01/29/2005
Yushchenko Says He Can Work With Putin (AP/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
What I dislike about Ukraine, by Viktor Yushchenko (Reuters) 01/29/2005
A Mixed Meeting in Davos (Time) 01/29/2005
Focus on Middle East, Ukraine dominates at World Economic Forum (CBC News) 01/29/2005
Принцеса нон грата [Юлія Тимошенко] (Голос України) 01/29/2005
Russian Opposition Unites Against New Social Law [St Petersburg protesters also held orange flags and banners - the color of Ukraine's 'Orange Revolution'] (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
Cutbacks in social benefits spark protests in Russia (Knight Ridder) 01/29/2005
Exiled Russian Tycoon Wants to Move to Ukraine [Berezovsky] (Reuters) 01/29/2005
Putin spin on the war upsets East Europeans (IH Tribune) 01/29/2005
Participants of the Orange revolution created their own party [National Union Ukrainians] (Ukrayinska Pravda) 01/29/2005
Ukrainian security agencies to be headed mainly by civilians - Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 01/29/2005
McCain cautions on use of force in Iran (Financial Times) 01/29/2005
Bush signals a revolution in foreign policy (IH Tribune) 01/29/2005
Bush: Election Won't End Violence in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
Bush: U.S. Must Stay in Iraq After Election (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
Yushchenko lays out sales pitch to investors (IH Tribune) 01/29/2005
Ukraine's New President Expected to Put Re-Examination of Privatization at Top of His Agenda (AP/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
Ukrainian cargo plane seized in Canada over debts returns home (AFP/Yahoo) 01/29/2005
Congressmen want Peters to renounce Kuropas remarks (DeKalb Daily Chronicle) 01/29/2005
A Fascinating Siegfried of the Mind [superb bass Pavlo Hunka] (Globe and Mail) 01/29/2005
Річниця загибелі 300 студентів під Крутами (BBC Ukrainian) 01/29/2005
Jews decry U.S. delegation pick; NIU professor insists that he's not anti-Semitic [Myron Kuropas] (Chicago Tribune) 01/28/2005
Yushchenko: 'Live And Carry On' (CBS News) 01/28/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko talks with Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski during the World Economic Forum in Davos (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko delivers a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Photo: Ukraine's President Victor Yushchenko presents his special message to the World Economic Forum in Davos (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko delivers remarks at the World Economic Forum (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Photo: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder shakes hands with Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko at a local hotel on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Yushchenko not deterred by cool EU response (Reuters) 01/28/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko says will lodge EU bid 'in near future' (AFP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
New Ukrainian President Addresses Western Leaders in Davos (VOA News) 01/28/2005
Polish president backs Ukraine's move to apply for EU membership (AFP/EU Business) 01/28/2005
Президент України В. Ющенко представив у Давосі програму реформ в Україні (Website) 01/28/2005
German Leader: Rein in Iran With Diplomacy ['My country has long been a wise, strong but sleeping elephant,' said Yushchenko. 'It is waking today.'] (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Ukraine Clears Prime Minister-Designate (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Ukraine's Prosecutor Says Tymoshenko Is No Criminal (Reuters) 01/28/2005
General Prosecutor’s Office of Ukraine Closed All Criminal Cases Against Tymoshenko and UESU Chiefs (UNIAN) 01/28/2005
Editorial: After the Victory Parties in Ukraine (NY Times) 01/28/2005
Yushchenko's Auschwitz connection (BBC News) 01/28/2005
The world remembers (Guardian) 01/28/2005
Victims revisit death camp as world remembers Holocaust (The Times) 01/28/2005
Sheer horror of Auschwitz (The Sun) 01/28/2005
A symbol of terror, suffering and death (Irish Examiner) 01/28/2005
Yushchenko Finds Friends in West (Moscow Times) 01/28/2005
Німецький політик: Європейський союз не повинен залишати Україну наодинці з її проблемами (Deutsche Welle) 01/28/2005
Cheney and Yushchenko stand side by side in show of solidarity (SA Star) 01/28/2005
Heeee's baaack! [see: A tie tip...Dick Cheney sported an orange tie...support for Ukraine's new President Viktor Yuschenko] (Chicago Sun-Times) 01/28/2005
13 dead as snowstorms hit Europe and North Africa (The Scotsman) 01/28/2005
Експерт: заява генпрокурора Росії щодо Юлії Тимошенко є викликом Кремля Ющенкові (Deutsche Welle) 01/28/2005
Nobels for Yushchenko, Saakashvili? (Moscow Times) 01/28/2005
Adoption of Civil Society Leads to Ukrainian Reform (RFE/RL) 01/28/2005
Uzbek Leader Warns He Will Stop Ukraine-Style Revolt (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
600 British troops to fill gap left by Dutch (Guardian) 01/28/2005
Berezovskii Announces Plans to Move to Ukraine (RFE/RL) 01/28/2005
Report: Exiled Russian Tycoon Wants To Move To Ukraine [Boris Berezovsky] [AP] (iWon) 01/28/2005
Standing on the wrong side of the revolution [...what if the losers are your friends?] (Oregonian) 01/28/2005
Date of reporter's body identification to be set next week - prosecutor [Georgy Gongadze] (Interfax-Russia) 01/28/2005
Ex-Ukrainian police official on wanted list [Oleksiy Pukach] (Interfax-Russia) 01/28/2005
Opposition targeting Fischer (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 01/28/2005
Russia detains Pakistanis trying to cross-over illegally [trying to sneak into neighbouring Ukraine on their way to Western Europe] (New Kerala) 01/28/2005
Ukraine mulls review of steel plant privatisation (Reuters) 01/28/2005
Yushchenko, Clinton discuss investment, medical supplies (Interfax-Russia) 01/28/2005
Gates promises to support Ukraine's educational programs [Microsoft CEO Bill Gates] (Interfax-Russia) 01/28/2005
Russia Off Radar at Davos (St. Petersburg Times) 01/28/2005
Photo: Poland has long sought the return of 27 drawings by Albrecht Durer, three owned by the Cleveland Museum of Art, that were looted by the Nazis during World War II. This drawing is called 'The Ascension'. Polish officials say legal documents compiled in a new book bolster their claim to a German master's drawings that were looted by the Nazis during World War II. The 27 drawings by Durer were stolen in 1941 from the Lubomirski Museum in present-day Lviv, Ukraine. They were sold on the international art market after World War II ended and are now owned by major museums and collections the United States and Europe (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Photo: 'The Dead Christ' drawing, dated 1505, by German renaissance master Albrecht Durer is shown , bought by the Cleveland Museum of Art in 1952, was looted by the Nazis in 1941 (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Poland Using Book to Push Looted Art Claim (AP/Yahoo) 01/28/2005
Berlinale Jury Complete (Deutsche Welle) 01/28/2005
NIU reviews links to prof accused of anti-Semitism [Myron Kuropas] (Chicago Sun-Times) 01/28/2005
Winner of City's Best 2005 Comfort Food: Veselka East Village Restaurant! (Website) 01/28/2005
Immigrants face cultural hurdles. Ukrainians explain their efforts to learn new customs (Everett Daily Herald) 01/28/2005
Photo: A man walks on a hill covered with snow in front of the Kiev-Pecherskaya Lavra cathedral after heavy snowfall (AFP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Photo: Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko walks with a candle near the Monument for the victims of Fascism during a ceremony in Auschwitz Birkenau (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a forum to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau (AP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Survivor's Son Yushchenko Recalls 'Sacred' Auschwitz (Reuters) 01/27/2005
Leaders, survivors mark Auschwitz liberation (CNN) 01/27/2005
Survivors, dignitaries celebrate life, remember dead at Auschwitz (Knight Ridder) 01/27/2005
World urged to 'never forget' at ceremonies to mark liberation of Auschwitz [President Viktor Yushchenko vowed that anti-Semitism would never be allowed to get a foothold in his country again] (AFP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Royals remember the victims of Holocaust ['This is a sacred place for me and my family. This is a place where Andrei Yushchenko, my father, suffered.'] (The Scotsman) 01/27/2005
World Leaders Mark Auschwitz Liberation [President Viktor Yushchenko addressed the youth gathering] (AP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
'No Room in Ukraine for Antisemitism,' Yuschenko Says at Holocaust Memorial (RISU) 01/27/2005
Auschwitz anniversary in quotes (CNN) 01/27/2005
Holocaust survivors brave the cold for one last reunion (The Times) 01/27/2005
Cheney, in Poland, Praises Auschwitz Survivors, Yushchenko (Wash Post) 01/27/2005
Remarks of Vice President Cheney with President Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine (White House) 01/27/2005
Getting Ukraine to Safe Shores. By Ariel Cohen (Heritage Foundation) 01/27/2005
EU Aide Praises Yushchenko's Caution on Ties (Reuters) 01/27/2005
The European Parliament and Ukraine (Europarl) 01/27/2005
Ukraine leader cancels Brussels trip due to weather (AFP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Bad Weather Prevents Ukraine's Leader Visiting EU (Reuters) 01/27/2005
Snow scuppers Yushchenko EU visit (BBC News) 01/27/2005
EU to approve fresh help for Ukraine (AFP/EU Business) 01/27/2005
Schroeder cool on EU membership for Ukraine (DPA/Expatica) 01/27/2005
Ukraine accession talks move ahead (Financial Times) 01/27/2005
Die europäische Integration voranbringen (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 01/27/2005
Юлія Тимошенко - суперечлива, як і раніше, постать (BBC Ukrainian) 01/27/2005
Russia pursues case against acting Ukraine PM (Financial Times) 01/27/2005
Russia will pursue Ukraine's No. 2 in bribe case (IH Tribune) 01/27/2005
Russia wants to arrest new Ukraine premier [Yulia Tymoshenko][AP] (Irish Examiner) 01/27/2005
Russia plans to prosecute Ukraine's new Prime Minister designate for bribing - start of confrontation? (India Daily) 01/27/2005
McCain, Clinton Nominate Presidents of Georgia And Ukraine for Nobel Peace Prize (Website) 01/27/2005
First know your donkey: Ukraine is the right way to spread freedom, Iraq the wrong way. Has this lesson come too late for Iran? (Guardian) 01/27/2005
Yushchenko's peace trumps Bush's war (Western Catholic Reporter) 01/27/2005
Democracy - It's not God's gift (New Zealand Herald) 01/27/2005
'Батько Горіо' української політики: історичний феномен Леоніда Кучми (Українська Правда) 01/27/2005
Ukraine's Lesson for Putin (Wash Post) 01/27/2005
After Ukraine, Moscow's Guard Is Up (Moscow Times) 01/27/2005
Coalition pull-out from Iraq gathers pace (Financial Times) 01/27/2005
Cheney to urge Poland to stay in Iraq (IH Tribune) 01/27/2005
Iraqi Commander: Troops Ready in 6 Months (AP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
A Look at Iraq Casualties as of Thursday, Jan. 27, 2005: 1420 U.S. military dead, 10,371 wounded. Poland, 16; Ukraine, 17. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 15493-17721. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 01/27/2005
Monitors too scared to visit Iraq polls (London Evening Standard) 01/27/2005
GUUAM [Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] Officials Meet in Moldova (Civil Georgia) 01/27/2005
Russia-Ukraine: a new context (Kazinform) 01/27/2005
Екс-Генпрокурор нарiкає на «полiтичнi переслiдування» (VOA) 01/27/2005
Opportunity and menace: visa policies need to be reformed or people-trafficking will continue (Prague Post) 01/27/2005
Poverty, Climate on Davos Agenda (LA Times) 01/27/2005
Schmid opens WEF with appeal for solidarity (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 01/27/2005
Putting the world to rights as global elite meet and greet (The Times) 01/27/2005
Ukraine Court Freezes Shares of Krivoryzhstal, the Country's Largest Steel Mill (AP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Only connect (Guardian) 01/27/2005
Berlin film festival names its international jury (AFP/Yahoo) 01/27/2005
Eurovision 'greats' to do battle (BBC News) 01/27/2005
'Will not Interfere' in Church Matters, Yushchenko Tells Russian Patriarch (RISU) 01/27/2005
State to Restore Ukraine’s Old Wooden Churches (RISU) 01/27/2005
Out! You are now in Auschwitz-Birkenau (Daily Telegraph) 01/27/2005
Jews decry U.S. delegation pick (Chicago Tribune) 01/27/2005
Ukrainian woman will walk again. Frostbite victim fitted for new limbs. (Belfast Telegraph) 01/27/2005
Refugee numbers on the rise [Oksana Levytska and Pavlo Levytskyy, both 25 and chiropractors, fled their native Ukraine in fear they would be persecuted for their Christian beliefs.] (Seattle Times) 01/27/2005
Тимошенко радиться з новим-старим урядом (VOA) 01/26/2005
Партiя Медвичука переходить в опозицiю (VOA) 01/26/2005
Тимошенко впевнена, що стане прем`єром (VOA) 01/26/2005
Чейнi називає Ющенка союзником i обiцяє йому пiдтримку США (VOA) 01/26/2005
H. CON. RES. 16 Congratulating the people of Ukraine and Viktor Yushchenko (Congressional Record) 01/26/2005
Hon. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH) - Congratulating the people of Ukraine on recent presidential elections (Congressional Record) 01/26/2005
Ukraine's leader takes sales pitch to EU capital (AFP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media during a news conference after his meeting with U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney in Krakow (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Photo: U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney listens to Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko during a news conference after their meeting in Krakow (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko holds a pack of old Ukrainian banknotes which where presented by Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski before their meeting at the Wawel castle in Krakow. Yushchenko arrived to attend the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi concentration camp by Soviet troops. Yushchenko's father, Andrei, was imprisoned at Auschwitz as a Soviet prisoner of war during World War II (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Cheney Meets With New Ukraine President (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko 'ally of the cause of freedom': Cheney (AFP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Cheney Calls New Ukraine President Ally (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
In Poland, Cheney Honors Holocaust Victims (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Exhibition Rekindles European Love of JFK [ There's a plush red sofa he once shared with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.] (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
[Myron B. Kuropas] Activist on U.S. delegation surprised by White House disavowal [The White House said Tuesday that, had it been aware of his writings, it wouldn't have invited Kuropas to be part of the official U.S. delegation to last Sunday's inauguration of Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko.] (Knight Ridder) 01/26/2005
Daily Press Briefing: [Page down to] Reports of Anti-Semitic Member of U.S. Delegation to Inauguration (USDOS) 01/26/2005
EU Commissioner Criticizes Moscow's 'Assertive' Policy Toward Neighboring States (RFE/RL) 01/26/2005
Господи, порятуй Віктора Андрійовича від друзів... (Українська Правда) 01/26/2005
Чотири запитання до Ющенка. П'ять запитань до Тимошенко (Українська Правда) 01/26/2005
[VIDEO] Viktor Yushchenko - Council of Europe speech (In Ukrainian, Dated 1/25/05) (COE) 01/26/2005
Ukraine to 're-examine' common market accord with Russia - Yushchenko (AFX/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
[Photo/s] Viktor Yushchenko - Council of Europe (Dated 1/25/05) (COE) 01/26/2005
[TEXT] Address by Mr Viktor Yushchenko, President of Ukraine followed by Q&A (COE) 01/26/2005
[VIDEO] Viktor Yushchenko - Council of Europe press conference (Dated 1/25/05) (COE) 01/26/2005
[PDF format] Viktor Yushchenko speech in Council of Europe [English translation from Ukrainian] (Dated 1/25/05) (COE) 01/26/2005
Viktor Yushchenko says that, thanks to the will of the people, freedom has become the fundamental value in Ukraine (Dated 1/25/05) (COE) 01/26/2005
U.S. delegate on Ukraine trip has been critic of Jews (Chicago Tribune) 01/26/2005
Delegate's remarks embarrass White House [Myron B. Kuropas][Dated 1/25/05] (Knight Ridder) 01/26/2005
'Summit of Separatists' Ongoing in Moscow [Viktor Yanukovich, Moscow's favorite in Ukraine's Presidential race is also visiting the Russian capital] (Civil Georgia) 01/26/2005
Ukrainian website critical of Yushchenko to close (www.temnik.com.ua) (Interfax-Russia) 01/26/2005
Christian Leaders Bless New President (RISU) 01/26/2005
Ukraine Knocks at EU's Door (CS Monitor) 01/26/2005
Ukraine leader sets EU target (Financial Times) 01/26/2005
Yushchenko Seeks EU Membership for Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Ukraine Asks EU Not to Be Left Out (Moscow Times) 01/26/2005
EU dashes Ukraine's dream of early entry (The Times) 01/26/2005
Беніта Ферреро-Вальднер: Є всі можливості для підвищення відносин із ЄС (День) 01/26/2005
Don't know much about geography (Financial Times) 01/26/2005
Russia to pursue bribery case against Ukraine PM designate [Tymoshenko] (AFP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Russia to pursue Tymoshenko case (BBC News) 01/26/2005
Russia to Pursue Bribery Case Against Ukraine Premier (Bloomberg) 01/26/2005
Criminal case against Tymoshenko won't be dropped - Ustinov (Interfax-Russia) 01/26/2005
Red Army liberators recall shock of Auschwitz (Reuters/AlertNet) 01/26/2005
Survivors and leaders travel to Auschwitz to mark anniversary of its liberation (Guardian) 01/26/2005
Yushchenko’s Face to Restore in Several Months – Professor Korpan (UNIAN) 01/26/2005
Микола Корпан: Віктор Ющенко є повністю здоровою людиною (Україна молода) 01/26/2005
Ex-Ukraine Official Vows Strong Opposition (AP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Yushchenko to negotiate withdrawal from Iraq with allies (Interfax-Russia) 01/26/2005
US Congress Welcomes Ukraine Transition (VOA News) 01/26/2005
Reality Check for the Neo-Wilsonians (Wash Post) 01/26/2005
The Illogic of U.S.-Russia Relations (Moscow Times) 01/26/2005
Cheering Iraq's first steps on a messy march to freedom (CS Monitor) 01/26/2005
Ready or not, democracy is coming (Daily Telegraph) 01/26/2005
Bush talks democracy, but doesn't act (New Kerala) 01/26/2005
Do elections always lead to legitimacy? (Yemen Times) 01/26/2005
Activist critical of Jews was part of U.S. delegation to Ukraine [Myron B. Kuropas] (Knight Ridder) 01/26/2005
Moldova: Transnistria Consultations in Odessa (SeeEurope) 01/26/2005
Police nab Israeli-Canadian on child porn charges (AFP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Man charged in child-porn probe (Toronto Star) 01/26/2005
At corporate fest, Chirac urges solidarity tax to fund AIDS fight (AFP/Yahoo) 01/26/2005
Once More, the Rich and Famous Gather at Davos (NY Times) 01/26/2005
Wheat May Rally, Bank Says (Bloomberg) 01/26/2005
Grain industry faces tougher times as EU yields head for a fall (Glasgow Herald) 01/26/2005
Boy brings encyclopaedia to book (BBC News) 01/26/2005
12-year-old expert brings top encyclopaedia to book (The Times) 01/26/2005
Чим тепер займатимуться помаранчевi революцiонери? (VOA) 01/25/2005
Journalists’ Inquiry Calls on Yushchenko to End Saga of “Corruption and Injustice” over Gongadze (IFJ) 01/25/2005
Photo: Ukraine's president Viktor Yushchenko gives a speech at the Parliamentary assembly of the European Council (AFP/Yahoo) 01/25/2005
Photo: Ukraine's president Viktor Yushchenko receives an orange tulip from the President of the parliamentary assembly of the European council Rene Van Der Lindenas of the Netherlands, as he arrives at the European Council (AFP/Yahoo) 01/25/2005
Photo: New Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko waves as he his greeted by supporters upon his arrival at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg (AP/Yahoo) 01/25/2005
Ukraine leader sets EU target of 2007 (Financial Times) 01/25/2005
As Her Program Is Unannounced, Analysts Say Tymoshenko Is Shoe-In As Next Ukrainian PM (RFE/RL) 01/25/2005
Ukrainian President To Address PACE (RFE/RL) 01/25/2005
Schroeder marks anniversary of Auschwitz liberation, shamed over Holocaust [Yushchenko: 'I am going there to honour the memory of prisoners, of whom my father was a liberator...'] (CNews) 01/25/2005
ЮЩЕНКО ПОВІДОМИВ, ЩО БУДУТЬ СУДИТИ НАЧАЛЬНИКА НАРУЖКИ, ЯКИЙ СТЕЖИВ ЗА ГОНГАДЗЕ (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Ющенко дав два місяці на пошук убивць Гонгадзе (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Звіт міжнародної комісії у справі Гонгадзе (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Промова Ющенка на пленарному засіданні ПАРЄ (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Ukraine leader gives democracy pledge (Reuters) 01/25/2005
Too Early for Ukraine EU Entry -- Ferrero-Waldner (Reuters) 01/25/2005
Ukraine's new leader heads west (Reuters) 01/25/2005
Ukraine Believes that EU Must Give Clear and Unambiguous Political Signal of Its European Perspective – Ukrainian Foreign Ministry (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
EU insists Ukraine entry not on agenda 'for now' (AFX/Yahoo) 01/25/2005
[VIDEO] Yushchenko focuses on EU ties (BBC) 01/25/2005
'I can't get used to my face': poisoned Ukrainian president [AFP] (Turkish Press) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Proposed Moroz and Kinakh Positions in Government and Other Power Agencies (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Press weighs Russia-Ukraine rift (BBC) 01/25/2005
European press review [Russian papers' reaction to Ukrainian leader Viktor Yushchenko's visit] (BBC) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko pleased with Putin talks (UPI/Wash Times) 01/25/2005
On Day 1, Ukrainian Leader Meets Putin (LA Times) 01/25/2005
Візит Ющенка до Путіна. Погляд із Заходу (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Перший візит Ющенка. Погляд з Москви (Українська правда) 01/25/2005
Coordination Committee for Foreign Investments to Be Set Up in Ukraine – Rybachuk (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Goddess of the Orange Revolution (Transitions Online) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko: Ukraine's Democratic Changes Irreversible (RFE/RL) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Talks About Europe -- But Heads To Moscow (RFE/RL) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Not to Make Preferences for Any Orthodox Church (Christian Post) 01/25/2005
New Ukraine Leader Knocking on EU's Door (AP/Yahoo) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Seeks EU Breakthrough (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Ukraine, Together with Romania, to Properly Study Issue of Danube-Black Sea Channel (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Claims About Readiness of Ukraine to Turn Odessa-Brody Oil Pipeline to Europe (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Confirms His Intent to Review Privatization of “Kryvorizhstal” (UNIAN) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko Affirms EU Aspirations (Deutsche Welle) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko seeks EU breakthrough (BBC News) 01/25/2005
Diplomats of Europe eye new leader with caution (The Times) 01/25/2005
Revolving door (Financial Times) 01/25/2005
Russia Still Ally, Ukrainian Says: Appointment of Premier Signals Independent Stance (Wash Post) 01/25/2005
President risks rift with Moscow (The Times) 01/25/2005
Moscow trip aims to ease tensions (Wash Times) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko appoints 'anti-Russian' PM (Independent) 01/25/2005
Ukrainian leader appoints billionaire as his PM (Guardian) 01/25/2005
Ukraine leader makes fiery ally his premier (Glasgow Herald) 01/25/2005
Ukraine and Russia's chill deepens as 'wanted' woman made premier (The Scotsman) 01/25/2005
Ukraine's President Mends Ties With Putin (NY Times) 01/25/2005
Yushchenko and Putin Clear the Air (Moscow Times) 01/25/2005
Putin welcomes Yushchenko (Daily Telegraph) 01/25/2005
Grigory Yavlinsky: 'I would like Ukraine not to lose its chance' (День) 01/25/2005
Milestone for democracy. By Bob Schaffer (Denver Post) 01/25/2005
What they said about ... Yushchenko's inauguration (Guardian) 01/25/2005
Can Yushchenko rise to the challenge? (The Scotsman) 01/25/2005
The Post-Battle Landscape (День) 01/25/2005
Ben Chigara: Power ranger. John Crace meets the professor of international law who doubles as an independent observer of elections (Guardian) 01/25/2005
Lessons on what to avoid in Iraq (Financial Times) 01/25/2005
Shadows and ghosts (Guardian) 01/25/2005
'A Straight Talk': Businessmen fear they will have to fulfill presidential candidates’ promises (День) 01/25/2005
Ex-rugby coach seeks conversion to Aim (Daily Telegraph) 01/25/2005
Mykhailo Slaboshpytsky: 'Today no one is stopping us from being Ukrainians in Ukraine' (День) 01/25/2005
Learning to Submit Bids: Why is UNESCO slow to add Ukrainian monuments to its World Heritage List? (День) 01/25/2005
Russia and Ukraine face reality (BBC News) 01/24/2005
Kremlin Wary of New Ukrainian President (RFE/RL) 01/24/2005
[VIDEO] Yushchenko woos sceptical Russia (BBC News) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko woos sceptical Russia (BBC News) 01/24/2005
[VIDEO] Yushchenko-Putin press conference -/- Прес-конференція Ющенка з Путіним у Москві (Website) 01/24/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko talks to the press as Russian President Vladimir Putin listens during their joint press conference in the Kremlin in Moscow (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Viktor Yushchenko enter for their joint press conference in the Kremlin in Moscow (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ukraine leader reassures Russia, but evokes different bond (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ukraine, Russian Leaders Paper Over Differences (Reuters) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko calls Russia 'eternal strategic partner' (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko Calls Russia 'Eternal Partner' (VOA News) 01/24/2005
Photo: President Vladimir Putin greets Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko in the Kremlin in Moscow (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko arrives at the Moscow's Vnukovo-2 airport (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ukraine's New President Visits Russia (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ukraine's new president heads to Moscow ahead of Europe trip (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ukrainian Leader Heads for Tricky Talks with Putin (Reuters) 01/24/2005
Американський полiтолог про майбутнє українсько-росiйських вiдносин (VOA) 01/24/2005
[AUDIO] Yushchenko’s rush to Russia (Radio Nederland) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko’s rush to Russia (Radio Nederland) 01/24/2005
Now the priority is to restore Russian relationship. By Andrew Osborn (Independent) 01/24/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Tymoshenko smiles in Kiev. Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko on Monday appointed Yulia Tymoshenko the nation's prime minister (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Yulia Tymoshenko is greeted by her supporters in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's top ally Julia Tymoshenko is greeted by her supporter in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
New Ukraine President Tabs Tymoshenko For Premier (RFE/RL) 01/24/2005
Profile: Yulia Tymoshenko (AP/CNN) 01/24/2005
Ukrainian Opposition PM Pledges Toughness (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Yulia Timoshenko: Ukraine's 'gas princess' turned prime minister (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko Selects Anti-Kremlin Ukraine PM (AP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Firebrand 'gas princess' named Ukraine premier (IOL) 01/24/2005
Poroshenko appointed Ukraine's National Security Council chief (Interfax-Russia) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko scraps presidential executive office Oleksandr. Zinchenko appointed state secretary of the president (Interfax-Russia) 01/24/2005
Ющенко зробив першi кадровi призначення (VOA) 01/24/2005
Нова влада Ющенка (Українська Правда) 01/24/2005
The 'gas princess' makes claims for power (Financial Times) 01/24/2005
EU: Updated 'Action Plan' For Ukraine Wards Off Talk Of Membership (RFE/RL) 01/24/2005
EU reaches out to Ukraine (Reuters) 01/24/2005
EU ponders closer ties with Ukraine, not yet membership (AFP/EU Business) 01/24/2005
EU mulls closer ties with Ukraine, not yet membership (AFX/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
A fresh start in Ukraine (The Times) 01/24/2005
Ukraine comes in from the cold: Yushchenko uses inauguration to promise that his country's future lies in West (The Times) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko puts Ukraine at the heart of Europe as he takes presidential oath (Independent) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko takes over with eye on Europe (Financial Times) 01/24/2005
The Countdown (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/24/2005
A New Ukrainian Leader (PBS NewsHour) 01/24/2005
In a Final Triumph, Ukrainian Sworn In: Yushchenko Proclaims 'Victory for Freedom' (Wash Post) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko hails victory over tyranny (Guardian) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko inaugurated in Ukraine. Tens of thousands crowd epicenter of 'Orange Revolution' to celebrate (Chicago Tribune) 01/24/2005
Ukraine President Sworn In Promising to Promote Unity (NY Times) 01/24/2005
Ukraine hails the end of 'tyranny' (Daily Telegraph) 01/24/2005
Yushchenko accepts a new poison chalice (The Scotsman) 01/24/2005
Western-Leaning Ukrainian Takes the Presidential Oath (LA Times) 01/24/2005
Звернення Президента України Віктора Ющенка до українського народу (Львівська газета) 01/24/2005
Інавгурація Ющенка. Що не потрапило до кадру (Українська Правда) 01/24/2005
The County That Came Back From the Revolution (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/24/2005
Ukraine rights union wants investigation of ex-presidents (Interfax-Russia) 01/24/2005
The formula of the orange victory: notes by concerned observers (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/24/2005
France and Russia link future hopes to history (IH Tribune) 01/24/2005
David Brooks: Inaugural ideals and world reality (IH Tribune) 01/24/2005
Opportunity and opposition (Seattle Times) 01/24/2005
US shrugs off lack of foreign observers in Iraq election (AFP/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Letter to new president calls for urgent human rights reform (Amnesty International) 01/24/2005
Quo Vadis, Ukraine? (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/24/2005
Ukraine to review steel producer's privatisation (AFX/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
IMF Executive Board Concludes 2004 Article IV Consultation with Ukraine (IMF) 01/24/2005
Aim's attractions spread to Ukraine (Financial Times) 01/24/2005
Design, By Contract [Wages in (Ukraine) are about $1 an hour, half that of the wages in India.] (Forbes) 01/24/2005
Music review: Avant-Garde Innovation That Rose From Beneath the Soviet Boot (NY Times) 01/24/2005
Photo: Newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, flanked by first lady Kateryna Chumachenko and their daughter Sofia, lights a candle after a service attended by heads of all Ukrainian Christian churches, at St. Sofia Cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Photo: Newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko with first lady Kateryna Chumachenko and their daughter Sofia kneel during a prayer for Ukraine, attended by heads of all Ukrainian Christian churches, at St. Sofia Cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/24/2005
Ющенка благословили лiдери усiх українських християнських церков (VOA) 01/24/2005
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Congratulates New President of Ukraine (RISU) 01/24/2005
Lev Leviev and Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Congratulate President Yuschenko (FJC) 01/24/2005
Church Hopes 'New Dignity' Awaits Ukraine (Zenit) 01/24/2005
Odesa Church Returned to UOC–Kyivan Patriarchate Orthodox (RISU) 01/24/2005
Op-ed: First Lady Follies [Safire: Bush consigned me to a deep freeze after he urged Ukraine to stick with Moscow and I labeled his gaffe 'Chicken Kiev'] (NY Times) 01/24/2005
Photo: Fireworks explode over the main square during a celebration rally in Kiev. Viktor Yushchenko became Ukraine's president on Sunday and vowed to overturn its post-Soviet legacy by seeking a place in Europe for the people he led in a peaceful revolt against a rigged election and pressure from Russia (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: A supporter of Viktor Yushchenko cheers during a rally to mark his inauguration at the Independence Square, Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Supporters of newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko enjoy fireworks during a celebration rally at the main square in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: A girl who sits on her friend's shoulders dances and waves ribbons of 'orange revolution' during a fireworks show and rock concert to mark Viktor Yushchenko's inauguration at Independence square in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Op-Ed: Viktor victorious - at last (BRAMA) 01/23/2005
[AUDIO] Yushchenko Installed in Ukraine's Top Office (NPR) 01/23/2005
VIDEO: Images of Viktor Yushchenko's inauguration ceremony (BBC) 01/23/2005
VIDEO: Yushchenko Signals New Direction for Ukraine (Deutsche Welle) 01/23/2005
Photos: Новообраний Глава Української держави Віктор Ющенко прийняв присягу Президента України (President.gov.ua) 01/23/2005
Orange army cheers Yushchenko victory (BBC News) 01/23/2005
Ukraine holds 'orange' reunion as Yushchenko takes power (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Sworn in As Ukraine President (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Viktor Yushchenko: Ukraine's accidental revolutionary [AFP] (Turkish Press) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Faces Opposition in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Ukraine's New President Takes Oath of Office (RFE/RL) 01/23/2005
Photo: Newly-inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko frees a white dove decorated with an orange campaign ribbon after his speech in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko stands with his family as he waves to supporters during a rally in central Kiev. From R to L: First lady Kateryna Chumachenko holding son Taras, son Andriy, daughter Vitalina holding grandson Viktor, granddaughter Yaryna, daughters Sofia and Khrystyna (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, the 50-year-old hero of the 'orange revolution' holds his daughters during after his inaugural ceremony at the Parliament in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukraine's leading candidates for the post of prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko and Petro Poroshenko listen to the national anthem as they attend a meeting of newly inaugurated President Viktor Yushchenko with supporters in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a ceremony to mark his inauguration at the Independence square (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a ceremony to mark his inauguration at the Independence square (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell listen to Vaclav Havel, former Czech president and leader of the country's 1989 'Velvet Revolution', during a meeting of newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko with people in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukraine's leading candidate for the post of prime minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, waves to supporters as she arrives for a meeting of newly inaugurated President Viktor Yushchenko with people in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: General view of Maidan Nezalezhnosti square (Independence square) as Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, the 50-year-old hero of the 'orange revolution' arrives there after an inaugural ceremony in the Parliament in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Takes Oath, Pledges to Join Europe (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Ukraine Leader Vows to Oppose Corruption (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko: Ukraine Won't Stand for Evil (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko Says He Wants to End Corruption, Join EU (Bloomberg) 01/23/2005
Промова президента України Віктора Ющенка на Майдані (Українська Правда) 01/23/2005
Інавгурація Ющенка (Українська Правда) 01/23/2005
Громадська інавгурація на Майдані (VOA) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko sings the national anthem during his inauguration ceremony at the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Supporters of newly inaugurated Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko watch a huge screen projecting his speech during a meeting in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko holds the presidential mace during his inauguration ceremony at the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Members of Ukraine's parliament and Viktor Yushchenko sing the national anthem during his inauguration ceremony in the Verkhovna Rada (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko kisses the Bible after taking the oath of office during his inauguration ceremony at the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko, holding his hand on the Bible and the constitution, takes the oath of office during his inauguration ceremony at the parliament hall in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko takes reins in Ukraine (BBC News) 01/23/2005
Ukraine Inaugurates Pro-Western President Viktor Yushchenko (VOA News) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Takes Oath, Crowning People's Revolt (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Is Sworn in As Ukraine President (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko sworn in as president of Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Viktor Yushchenko Sworn in as Ukrainian President (Bloomberg) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko Signals New Direction for Ukraine (Deutsche Welle) 01/23/2005
Iнавгурацiя Вiктора Ющенка у Верховнiй Радi (VOA) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko speaks to U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell during their meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko and U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell pose for a snapshot as they meet in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
II. Remarks With Ukrainian President-Elect Viktor Yushchenko (USDOS) 01/23/2005
I. Remarks With Ukrainian President-Elect Viktor Yushchenko At the Beginning of Their Meeting (USDOS) 01/23/2005
Powell Meets Yushchenko, Promises US Support for New Ukraine Government (VOA) 01/23/2005
Yushchenko, Powell Meet Before Triumphant Ceremony (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Federal Foreign Minister Fischer congratulates the new President of Ukraine on his inauguration (Website) 01/23/2005
A New Democracy (Wash Post) 01/23/2005
Вашингтон пост про новий шлях України (VOA) 01/23/2005
Lifeline to Kiev (Wash Times) 01/23/2005
Ukraine's triumph is a miracle - and a model (Dallas Morning News) 01/23/2005
In Ukraine, a Survivor Ends on Top (Wash Post) 01/23/2005
The man who survived Russia's poison chalice (The Age) 01/23/2005
Powell in Ukraine for inauguration (CNN) 01/23/2005
Ukraine in first steps to join EU (Sunday Times) 01/23/2005
Putin on the Spot (Time) 01/23/2005
Keep wary eye on Moscow-Beijing cooperation (New Hampshire Union Leader) 01/23/2005
Bush Doctrine Is Expected to Get Chilly Reception. By Peter Baker (Wash Post) 01/23/2005
Oh, say can you see... The US President gets my vote when he talks about freedom... well, almost (The Observer) 01/23/2005
Horribilis (NY Times) 01/23/2005
Investors must stay cautious about Ukraine (Financial Times) 01/23/2005
Political and business elite to tackle poverty in plush Swiss resort (AFP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
FT briefing: Davos (Financial Times) 01/23/2005
Wish you were here? (The Observer) 01/23/2005
Curious Orange (The Observer) 01/23/2005
Funeral held for Ukrainian primate (Edmonton Sun) 01/23/2005
Soviet Infantryman Returns to Auschwitz (AP/Yahoo) 01/23/2005
Survivors of the Holocaust return to Auschwitz (Independent) 01/23/2005
City's Ukrainians ready to toast new leader of homeland (Chicago Tribune) 01/23/2005
Secretary Colin L. Powell - Remarks En Route to Kiev (USDOS) 01/22/2005
Януковичці поставили намети у Києві (Українська правда) 01/22/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko holds up a golden mace in Kiev, Saturday, Jan. 22, 2005. In a colorful ceremony in downtown Kiev several hundreds of Cossacks from Ukraine's south presented Yushchenko with a golden mace, a symbol of Hetman's dignity. Yushchenko swore an oath af allegiance to Cossack brotherhood and Ukraine. (AP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Yushchenko to be sworn in as Ukraine president (AFP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Yushchenko Pledges to Fight Corruption (AP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Ukraine Leader Calls for Unity Before Inauguration (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Yushchenko Attends Cossack Ceremony (AP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Powell Offers U.S. Help to New Ukrainian Leader (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Powell in Ukraine for presidential investiture (AFP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Powell in Ukraine for Inauguration (VOA News) 01/22/2005
Bush congratulates Ukraine's Yushchenko on eve of inauguration (AFP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Bush Praises Yushchenko on Election Win (AP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Yushchenko Faces Many Tasks As President (AP/Yahoo) 01/22/2005
Media say they played role in Yushchenko's win (CBC News) 01/22/2005
Much still to be resolved in Ukraine (Financial Times) 01/22/2005
Solana visits Kiev to wave EU flag for Yushchenko (Financial Times) 01/22/2005
Yushchenko offers a new opportunity for the EU. By Javier Solana (IH Tribune) 01/22/2005
Україна та ЄС: хлях, сповнений надії (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/22/2005
Saakashvili Calls Ukraine's Protests Sign of Change (RFE/RL) 01/22/2005
Bush rings the liberty bell (Financial Times) 01/22/2005
Will Bush still do business with these 'oppressive' allies? (The Times) 01/22/2005
Bush's Smiles Meet Some Frowns in Europe (NY Times) 01/22/2005
Stakes are high in mission to bring democracy to Iran (Daily Telegraph) 01/22/2005
78 former U.S. Peace Corps volunteers urge President Bush and Congress to aid democracy in Ukraine through increased federal support (BRAMA) 01/21/2005
Traditional Ukrainian Christmas play dedicated to President-elect Viktor Yushchenko tours U.S. (BRAMA) 01/21/2005
Op-Ed: Ukraine, Orthodoxy, and the Greek Prelate. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep (BRAMA) 01/21/2005
Democracy is on the march, but backward. By Dan Munz (Yale Herald) 01/21/2005
Powell Attending Ukraine Inauguration on Final Overseas Mission (VOA) 01/21/2005
Georgetown Honors U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur and U.S. Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs Paula Dobriansky (Website) 01/21/2005
Presidential Delegation to attend the Inauguration of his Excellency Viktor Yushchenko, President of Ukraine [Powell, Herbst, Dobriansky, Andryczyk, McConnell, Kuropas] (White House) 01/21/2005
Secretary Powell’s Travel to Ukraine for the Presidential Inauguration [Daily Press Briefing] (USDOS) 01/21/2005
Obit: Eugenia Charczenko (neé Jarosewicz) -/- Відійшла у Вічність † Евгенія ХАРЧЕНКО (BRAMA) 01/21/2005
Photo: A crow flies in front of collumns of the Conservatory in Independence square in Kiev decorated in orange to symbolize the 'orange revolution' before the inauguration ceremony of Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko (AFP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Photo: Workers install a stage for the January 23 inauguration ceremony of Viktor Yushchenko as president in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko talks to European Union Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana, during lunch in Yushchenko's apartment in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko speaks with European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
EU Foreign Policy Boss Opens Door to Ukraine (Reuters) 01/21/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko Pushing Hard Towards Europe (Reuters) 01/21/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko prepares to take power, Western course (AFP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
New Ukraine leader to address EU parliament (AFP/EU Business) 01/21/2005
Brussels urges step-by-step approach to Ukraine's goal of joining European Union (AP/Kyiv Post) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko faces many challenges (BBC News) 01/21/2005
Ukraine loser bows out grudgingly (BBC News) 01/21/2005
Photo: Supporters of Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko carry belongings as the tent camp is dismantled in Kiev's main avenue (AP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko Supporters Break Down Camp (AP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Ukrainian Security Agency Faces Overhaul (AP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Головне дійство інавгурації - на Майдані (Громадське радіо) 01/21/2005
UN to Be Represented at Yushchenko’s Inauguration by Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs Danilo Turk (UNIAN) 01/21/2005
OSCE Chairman to attend Ukraine's Presidential inauguration (OSCE) 01/21/2005
Slovakia's President Ivan Gasparovic to attend Viktor Yushchenko's inauguration (Slovensko) 01/21/2005
Mironov to represent Russia at Yushchenko inauguration (Interfax-Russia) 01/21/2005
AUDIO: Ukraine's President-Elect Yushchenko to be Sworn in Sunday (VOA News) 01/21/2005
Senate Postpones Confirmation of Secretary of State-Designate Rice [Outgoing Secretary of State Colin Powell will...travel to Ukraine to attend the inauguration of President-elect Viktor Yushchenko Sunday in a show of U.S. support for the West-leaning leader.] (VOA News) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko clears final legal hurdle to power (Financial Times) 01/21/2005
Orange Revolution victor takes first turn to the West (The Times) 01/21/2005
Ukraine Election Winner Seeks to Mend Ties With Russia (Wash Post) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko Making First Foreign Trip as President to Moscow (RFE/RL) 01/21/2005
Ukraine leader to visit Putin (Guardian) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko Set for Oath This Sunday (NY Times) 01/21/2005
Yushchenko, Presidency at Last (Zaman) 01/21/2005
Ukraine's Leader Looks Back in Melancholy (NY Times) 01/21/2005
Постанова Верховної Ради України Про дострокове припинення повноважень народного депутата України Ющенка В. А. (Голос України) 01/21/2005
Kuchma dismisses administration chief, senior officials [Medvedchuk, Zahorodny, Ishchenko] (Interfax-Russia) 01/21/2005
A House Divided: The Orange Revolution is carving new fault lines between Old and New Europe that have nothing to do with war in Iraq (Newsweek) 01/21/2005
The Other Inauguration. By Ariel Cohen (TCS) 01/21/2005
Symposium: Ukraine and World War IV (Frontpage) 01/21/2005
Ukraine completes its Georgian revolution (OneWorld) 01/21/2005
Ющенку нагадали про причетність Кучми до справи Гонгадзе (Українська Правда) 01/21/2005
Opportunity for Reform: Human Rights Agenda for Ukraine. Letter to President Yushchenko (Human Rights Watch) 01/21/2005
Bush’s missionary zeal (Glasgow Herald) 01/21/2005
Bush Espouses Global Push for Democracy (LA Times) 01/21/2005
Powell may discuss Ukrainian troop withdrawal from Iraq: officials (AFP/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Military says explosion that killed eight soldiers in Iraq was a terrorist act (AP/Kyiv Post) 01/21/2005
Tomorrow's Threat (Wash Post) 01/21/2005
Belarus defies West (BBC News) 01/21/2005
Rehearsal for Revolution? (Transitions Online) 01/21/2005
Riveted by Elections in Georgia, Ukraine, West Largely Overlooks Regional Elections (RFE/RL) 01/21/2005
Nipping orange roses in the bud - Post-soviet elites against revolution (EurasiaNet) 01/21/2005
Кримська влада відхрещується від встановлення пам’ятника Сталіну в Криму (Громадське радіо) 01/21/2005
Ukraine Credit Rating Boosted on Yushchenko Victory (Reuters) 01/21/2005
Ukraine long-term rating raised on Yushchenko poll win - Fitch (AFX/Yahoo) 01/21/2005
Investors Discover That Terra Incognita Ukraina Is a Can-Be Eldorado (PRWeb) 01/21/2005
Court opens proceedings on privatization of country's largest steel mill (AP/Kyiv Post) 01/21/2005
Ukrainian Orthodox leader raps Russian influence (Catholic World News) 01/21/2005
Ukrainian Muslims celebrate Kurban-Bairam (Kazinform) 01/21/2005
Inauguration Dress of First Lady of Ukraine Made by Ukrainian Fashion Designer (UNIAN) 01/21/2005
В Українi йде пiдготовка до iнавгурацiї Ющенка (VOA) 01/20/2005
Koliada: Winter Ritual in Carpathian Village (Yara Arts) 01/20/2005
Верховний Суд вiдхиляє скаргу Януковича; президентом обраний Ющенко (VOA) 01/20/2005
Bush faithful do their best to drown out dissent (Houston Chronicle) 01/20/2005
Photo: Ukrainian municipal workers decorate a building with orange color on the city main square as they prepare for coming inauguration of President-elect Viktor Yushchenko (AP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko to take power after months of turmoil (AFP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Inauguration Day Set for Sun. in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Ukraine's Liberal Yushchenko to Take Power on Sunday (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Yushchenko Seeks to Mend Ties With Russia (Wash Post) 01/20/2005
President at Last - Yushchenko Plans Kremlin Trip (The Scotsman) 01/20/2005
Yushchenko to visit Russia on Jan 24 (Interfax-Russia) 01/20/2005
Після інавгурації Віктор Ющенко здійснить ряд закордонних поїздок [Yushchenko's post-inaugural travel plans] (Наша Україна) 01/20/2005
Ukraine's Parliament Sets Inauguration of Yushchenko (NY Times) 01/20/2005
Yushchenko Clears Final Hurdle, Inauguration Set (RFE/RL) 01/20/2005
Ukraine president to be sworn in (BBC News) 01/20/2005
Ukraine sets Yushchenko's inauguration after court ruling (AFP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Ukraine Parliament to Swear in Yushchenko on Jan. 23 (Bloomberg) 01/20/2005
Інавгурація Ющенка пройде без фуршету (Українська Правда) 01/20/2005
Powell to represent US at Yushchenko inauguration (AFP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Powell to Attend Ukraine Inauguration - US Official (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Poland to Be Represented by President Kwasniewski at Yushchenko’s Inauguration [Colin Powell is expected from U.S.] (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Yushchenko’s Inauguration to Take Place Jan 23, at Noon (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Yanukovych Concedes Defeat in Ukraine (VOA News) 01/20/2005
Jan 23 Cabinet of Ministers Resigns to New President of Ukraine Yushchenko (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Putin Finally Congratulates Ukraine's Yushchenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Putin Has Congratulated Victor Yushchenko on His Victory at Ukrainian Presidential Election (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Президент України Леонід Кучма привітав Віктора Ющенка з перемогою на президентських виборах (President.gov.ua) 01/20/2005
NATO Secretary General congratulates Ukrainian president-elect (NATO) 01/20/2005
Photo: Ukrainian parliament deputy Petro Poroshenko, a leading candidate for the post of prime minister, and lawyers representing president-elect Viktor Yushchenko celebrate after the announcement of Ukraine's Supreme Court ruling in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Photo: Court Chairman Anatoly Yarema, flanked by judges, reads the court's ruling as lawyers and representatives stand after a hearing at Ukraine's top court in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian woman reads a newspaper with presidential election results proclaiming liberal Viktor Yushchenko the winner, during a break between hearings at Ukraine's top court in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Постанова Центральної виборчої комісії Про оприлюднення результатів повторного голосування 26 грудня 2004 року з виборів Президента України (Голос України) 01/20/2005
Постанова Центральної виборчої комісії Про підсумки повторного голосування 26 грудня 2004 року та результати виборів Президента України (Голос України) 01/20/2005
Ukraine Newspapers Published Vote Results (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Yushchenko named Ukraine president (BBC News) 01/20/2005
Ukraine high court confirms Yushchenko's presidential victory (AFP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko Clears Last Hurdles (AP/Yahoo) 01/20/2005
Ukraine court ruling propels Yushchenko to power (Reuters) 01/20/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court Confirms Yushchenko's Election Win (VOA News) 01/20/2005
Ukraine court confirms Yushchenko victory (Guardian) 01/20/2005
Ukraine confirms Yushchenko vote (The Scotsman) 01/20/2005
Янукович програв. Так вирішив Суд (Українська Правда) 01/20/2005
В Україні завершилися вибори (Українська Правда) 01/20/2005
Our Ukraine, Tymoshenko want Kuchma, Azarov out of parliament (Interfax-Russia) 01/20/2005
Agreement Between Yushchenko and Tymoshenko, Signed Before Election, Stipulates Proposing Tymoshenko’s Candidacy for Post of Prime Minister (UNIAN) 01/20/2005
Ukraine's old guard ‘stealing' state assets. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 01/20/2005
'Why Turkey When There is Christian Ukraine?' (Zaman) 01/20/2005
Ukraine crisis didn't harm relations with EU, NATO - Ivanov (Interfax-Russia) 01/20/2005
The Next Colored Revolution? [Central Asia is confronting the first succession crisis of the post-communist era.] (Moscow Times) 01/20/2005
Bush's Democracy Project (CS Monitor) 01/20/2005
Second time around (Guardian) 01/20/2005
Bush critics mark inauguration with disdain [anti-Bush activists planned to watch the inauguration on TV while hearing from Ukrainian youths who worked to elect opposition reformist Viktor Yushchenko] (CP/Canada.com) 01/20/2005
Witness to a revolution [Roxy Toporowych] (Cleveland Sun) 01/20/2005
German embassies accused of aiding gangs (Financial Times) 01/20/2005
Hard job of blowing the whistle gets harder (CS Monitor) 01/20/2005
WEF urges leaders to take responsibility (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 01/20/2005
Guess Who's Coming to Davos (NY Times) 01/20/2005
Dialogue Seen as Catholic-Orthodox Priority (Zenit) 01/20/2005
A solid foundation in Jesus: Local Christians gather to launch annual unity week (Western Catholic Reporter) 01/20/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian man swims in the icy-cold water of the river Dnieper, in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, Jan. 19, 2006, The cold snap coincided with Thursday's Ukrainian Orthodox holiday of the Epiphany, and many kept up an annual ritual by jumping into holes cut into thick ice on rivers and ponds to cleanse themselves with water deemed holy for the day. The tradition imitates the baptism of Jesus in the River Jordan. (AP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: An Orthodox priest sprays holy water at a boy in the town of Vyshgorod, some 40 km (25miles) from the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko greets Orthodox believers before the religious service (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine boxing hero to run for Kiev mayor post (AFP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Boxing-Ukraine's ex-champion Klitschko to run for Kiev mayor (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukrainian parliament dismisses two ministers (Part 2) [Fuel and Energy Minister Ivan Plachkov and Justice Minister Serhiy Holovaty; no confidence vote in Oleksiy Ivchenko, head of Naftogaz Ukrainy] (Interfax-Russia) 01/19/2005
Ukraine urges Russia to stick to Black Sea Fleet accords (Interfax-Russia) 01/19/2005
Kyiv to inventory Black Sea Fleet facilities - Kinakh (Interfax-Russia) 01/19/2005
Russia, hit by freezing temperatures, cuts gas supplies to Europe (Ukrainian Journal) 01/19/2005
Ukraine's retail sales rise 23% on year in 2005, committee says (Ukrainian Journal) 01/19/2005
Ukraine's economy slows down 2005 growth to 2.4% on yr, govt says (Ukrainian Journal) 01/19/2005
Yushchenko, Lytvyn in talks to end crisis (Ukrainian Journal) 01/19/2005
TVK sets up subsidiary in Ukraine (Budapest Business Journal) 01/19/2005
Photo: Filaret, leader of one of Ukraine's Orthodox churches (C) [Brama note: Filaret is Patriarch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church], sprays holy water at Orthodox believers on the bank of the Dnepr River, as President Viktor Yushchenko (L) watches during Orthodox Epiphany ceremonies in Kiev, January 19, 2006. Orthodox Ukrainians celebrated Epiphany on Thursday by immersing themselves in icy water despite subzero temperatures. (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine sets scrap ferrous metal price at $168/tonne for Feb (Interfax-Russia) 01/19/2005
Екс-губернатор Кишнарьов пише вiдкритого листа Ющенку (VOA) 01/19/2005
Photo: Ukraine's top Court Chairman Anatoly Yarema speaks during a hearing at the supreme court in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: Ukraine's Supreme Court Chairman Anatoly Yarema listens to a judge during a hearing at the court in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court Upholds Yushchenko Poll Win (Reuters) 01/19/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko Clears Last Hurdles (AP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine high court confirms Yushchenko's presidential victory (AFP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Eye on Eurasia: Amber revolution (UPI/Wash Times) 01/19/2005
Ukraine Newspapers to Publish Vote Results (AP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Commentary: Why Russia won't follow Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 01/19/2005
Global Tsunami Death Toll Tops 226,000 (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko Looks West on First Trip (Reuters) 01/19/2005
Yushchenko to Initiate Bid to Join EU (AP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
A cold-war plane lifts Ukrainians in cargo market (AP/SF Chronicle) 01/19/2005
Cooper plan transparency loss has some seeing red [Manhattan's East Village St. Goerge Church] (Villager) 01/19/2005
Inside the Nazi murder factory [...rare footage of Ukrainian civilians beating a terrified Jew] (Miami Herald) 01/19/2005
Kuchma dismisses governors in three regions (Interfax-Russia) 01/19/2005
Russian FM dismisses US criticism (BBC) 01/19/2005
Aslund: 'Control Freak' Putin's Political Career Probably Short-Lived (CFR) 01/19/2005
Moscow Plans First Stalin Monument Since 1960s (Reuters) 01/19/2005
Yushchenko inauguration gets green light (Irish Examiner) 01/19/2005
Ukraine supreme court deliberates on final election appeal (AFP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian Orthodox priest holds a candle over a cross-shaped ice hole during the ceremony marking Epiphany in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Ukraine supreme court starts deliberations in election appeal (AFP/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
You say you want a revolution? (EurasiaNet) 01/19/2005
Yushchenko faces early test over choice of premier. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 01/19/2005
Official Ukraine vote report due Thursday (UPI/Wash Times) 01/19/2005
Ukraine's lesson for Iraq (UPI/Wash Times) 01/19/2005
The World in the 21st Century: Addressing New Threats and Challenges [dated 1/13/05] (CFR) 01/19/2005
Band Fata Morgana was in Ukraine to support Orange Revolution (Website) 01/19/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko washes his hands and face in a cross-shaped ice hole on a pond during the ceremony marking the Epiphany (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: Ukrainian parliament deputies bathe in icy water in a pond in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/19/2005
Photo: Judges of Ukraine's Supreme Court listen to an appeal by losing candidate former Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych during the hearing in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/18/2005
Photo: Judges enter the courtroom as lawyers and representatives stand before a hearing at Ukraine's top Court in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/18/2005
Верховний Суд oбмежив строк заборони на публікацію результатів виборів (VOA) 01/18/2005
Україна згадувалася на слуханнi в справi затвердження Кондолiзи Райс (VOA) 01/18/2005
В МЗС говорять про 22 сiчня як про можливу дату iнавгурацiї (VOA) 01/18/2005
Коментарі щодо ходу судового засідання (VOA) 01/18/2005
Yushchenko faces early test of leadership. By Tom Warner [Choosing a prime minister: Tymoshenko, Poroshenko, or Zinchenko] (Financial Times) 01/18/2005
Ukraine Withdraws Troops From Sierra Leone (Concord Times (Freetown)) 01/18/2005
Three challenges for the Crimean Tatars (RFE/RL) 01/18/2005
Confirmation Hearing of Condoleeza Rice [Transcript] (NY Times) 01/18/2005
Fund for tragic Ukrainian worker (Belfast Telegraph) 01/18/2005
Deadline set in Ukraine poll saga (BBC) 01/18/2005
Yushchenko's Inauguration Clears Hurdle (AP/Yahoo) 01/18/2005
Ukraine Court Clears Way for Yushchenko Inauguration (Update1) (Bloomberg) 01/18/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court Validates Election (AP/Yahoo) 01/18/2005
Рибачук: Я реалізую мрію життя Ющенка. І не сперечайтесь зі мною – бо Пінчук уже тричі програв (Українська правда) 01/18/2005
Олег Рибачук. Віце-прем’єр, який познайомив Ющенка з його дружиною (Українська правда) 01/18/2005
Ukrainian social-democrats to relinquish committee leadership (Interfax-Russia) 01/18/2005
The bluffer’s guide to humanitarian disasters (Reuters/AlertNet) 01/18/2005
EU to grant Ukraine market economy status, says ft (Interfax-Moscow) 01/18/2005
Ukrainian industry lags in world race to globalization and competition - Neustroyev (Interfax-Moscow) 01/18/2005
'The time for diplomacy is now': Rice (AFP/Yahoo) 01/18/2005
A Diplomatic Revolution (День) 01/18/2005
Archbishop is kidnapped by Iraq insurgents (Daily Telegraph) 01/18/2005
Foreigners Bullish on Yushchenko's Ukraine (Moscow Times) 01/18/2005
A Place in the Hierarchy — Or why the Moscow Patriarchate is holding on to Ukrainian Orthodoxy (День) 01/18/2005
Analysis: Ukraine acts on U.N.-funded reform plan (World Peace Herald) 01/17/2005
Cheney to represent US at Auschwitz liberation anniversary [Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko among the 19 presidents and eight prime ministers due to attend a ceremony at the international memorial at Birkenau on January 27] (AP/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Нью-Йорк таймс про те, що пiд час «помаранчевої революцiї» дiялося за кулiсами (VOA) 01/17/2005
Новi заяви щодо європейських перспектив України (VOA) 01/17/2005
Верховний Суд розпочав розгляд скарги Януковича на рішення ЦВК (VOA) 01/17/2005
Ukraine & the EU: Coming Together (Transitions Online) 01/17/2005
Hell no, we won't go: Ukraine's tent city stays despite Yushchenko order (AFP/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Ukraine Court Denies Defeated PM's Motions (AP/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Ukraine's Inner Battle: C.J. Chivers reports on a hidden factor within the Orange Revolution. [Report and slideshow] (NY Times) 01/17/2005
How Top Spies in Ukraine Changed the Nation's Path (NY Times) 01/17/2005
The President’s Choice (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/17/2005
Bandits to Prisons! (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/17/2005
Leonid Kuchma’s Iraq Legacy (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/17/2005
Cardinal Husar Addresses Clergy, Laity at End of Elections (RISU) 01/17/2005
Шуфрич хоче 'абхазький' варіант та залякує акціями протесту (Українська правда) 01/17/2005
Донецьк: у наметовому містечку прапори Росії є, прапорів України - немає (Гаряча Лінія) 01/17/2005
ВРУ загрожує розпуск (Гаряча Лінія) 01/17/2005
The inauguration might take place on the Unification Day [January 22] (Our Ukraine) 01/17/2005
Інауґурація може відбутися у День Злуки (Наша Україна) 01/17/2005
Yanukovych’s appeal does not include documents that show mass violations of the election legislation (Our Ukraine) 01/17/2005
Volodymyr Lytvyn: “Those who grossly violated laws, abusing their authority, must answer for everything…” (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/17/2005
Tymoshenko calls for exporting 'orange revolution' (Interfax-Russia) 01/17/2005
Ukraine's Yanukovych Assails Judge as Court Hears Vote Plea (Bloomberg) 01/17/2005
Final appeal on Yushchenko win (Reuters) 01/17/2005
Ukraine supreme court begins hearing final appeal over rerun presidential vote (AFX/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Ukrainian Supreme Court Considers Appeal (AP/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Ukraine court hears poll appeal (BBC) 01/17/2005
Yanukovych allowed final appeal (BBC) 01/17/2005
Ukraine high court to hear final appeal over presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/17/2005
Ukrainian call (Warsaw Business Journal) 01/17/2005
Tymoshenko's call aimed at destabilizing Russia - Zatulin (Interfax-Russia) 01/17/2005
Regime in Crisis [Russia] (Mosnews) 01/17/2005
Strong Support from European Parliament for Kiev (Zaman) 01/16/2005
Верховний Суд вiдкинув частину вимог Януковича (VOA) 01/16/2005
Віктору Януковичу пропонують очолити «православне повстання» (VOA) 01/16/2005
Наметове мiстечко на Хрещатику чекає iнавгурацiї (VOA) 01/16/2005
Ukrainian Supreme Court Has Limited the List of Demands in Yanukovych’s Complaint (Maidan) 01/16/2005
Ukraine Court to Hear Last Election Appeal (VOA) 01/16/2005
Ukraine Court to Rule on Yushchenko Taking Power (Reuters) 01/16/2005
Ukraine election saga to end amid deja vu, opposition tensions (AFP/Yahoo) 01/16/2005
Ukraine Might Join EU before Turkey (Zaman) 01/16/2005
Ukraine Court to Rule on Yushchenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/16/2005
Ukraine Court to Hear Last Election Appeal (VOA News) 01/16/2005
Скарги Януковича частково відкинуто (BBC Ukrainian) 01/16/2005
Photo: Leading Ukrainian opposition politician Yulia Tymoshenko listens to traditional carols performed by an ensemble dressed in folk costumes, during a celebration of the Orthodox New Year at her headquarters in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/15/2005
Photo: Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukrainian opposition leader and top ally of presidential election winner Viktor Yushchenko, listens to media questions at a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/15/2005
Ukraine election saga to end amid deja vu, opposition tensions (AFP/Yahoo) 01/15/2005
Charismatic Tymoshenko Says She Will Be Ukraine PM (Reuters) 01/15/2005
Yushchenko Supporters Won't Disband Camp (AP/Yahoo) 01/15/2005
Between Regimes: The Relationship Between Internal & External Factors (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/15/2005
Letter: Can Ukraine build on its presidential election to become beacon of hope for the CIS states? (Financial Times) 01/15/2005
Can elections alone guarantee legitimacy? (Financial Express) 01/15/2005
EU cool to early entry by Ukraine (IH Tribune) 01/15/2005
Capital on the cusp [In Kiev, city of constant change, Soviet grey has been eclipsed by revolutionary orange.] (Daily Telegraph) 01/15/2005
Our ambassador for peace: Viktor Yushchenko [Letter to Nobel Committee]Action Item (BRAMA) 01/14/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President-elect Viktor Yushchenko gives change to a member of an ensemble after a performance to mark the New Year (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, the winner of the Dec 26 rerun for presidency, and Filaret, Patriarch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Kiev's Patriarchate participate in the ceremony of the opening of a new church in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
Kateryna Yushchenko -- A Bridge To The West (RFE/RL) 01/14/2005
[Page down to] Orange Revolution Prompts Democracy Promotion Debate (Democracy Digest) 01/14/2005
Europe urged to open door to Ukraine (DeHavilland) 01/14/2005
The Media's New Cold War. By Stephen F. Cohen [Cohen defended the USSR as it was breaking up] (Nation) 01/14/2005
Imperialism isn't reviving in Russia - Ivanov (Interfax-Russia) 01/14/2005
Bush Has a Packed Agenda for Putin (Moscow Times) 01/14/2005
Can State Department rise again? (CS Monitor) 01/14/2005
Trans-Atlantic Watch: Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 01/14/2005
Privatbank, WellCom launch first Ukrainian MVNO (DMeurope) 01/14/2005
Kazakhstan and Russia increased grain transit via Ukraine (Kazinform) 01/14/2005
Corvallis treats Uzhgorod like family [Sister Cities Association] (Corvallis Gazette-Times) 01/14/2005
Meanwhile, back in Chernobyl (St. Petersburg Times) 01/14/2005
[AUDIO] Orthodox carolers sing 'Divnaya Novina' ('Wondrous Tidings') in Old Church Slavonic - requires Real Player (Anchorage Daily News) 01/14/2005
Shining bright. State is one of the few places where starring tradition continues (Anchorage Daily News) 01/14/2005
Yushchenko orders removal of tent camp (Guardian) 01/14/2005
Yushchenko orders end to rally in Kyiv (Interfax-Russia) 01/14/2005
Yushchenko to press for privatization probe (Interfax-Russia) 01/14/2005
Ukraine Court Agrees to Hear Vote Loser's Appeal [The court can spend up to five days considering his appeal, beginning on Monday.] (Reuters) 01/14/2005
Ukraine's Yanukovich files last appeal over vote, winner looks ahead (AFP/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
Yanukovych Appeals Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
Yanukovych in last-ditch appeal (BBC) 01/14/2005
Ukraine election loser delivers court appeal (Reuters) 01/14/2005
Investors see new opportunity in Ukraine (Reuters) 01/14/2005
EU, U.S. Seek Closer Ties Ahead of Bush Visit (Reuters) 01/14/2005
Polish prime minister says he wants to bring Ukraine closer to Europe (AP/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
EU Commission says talk of Ukraine's EU entry premature (AFX/Yahoo) 01/14/2005
EU vote boosts Ukraine membership hopes (Financial Times) 01/14/2005
Lawmakers raise prospect of EU membership for Ukraine (IH Tribune) 01/14/2005
Out of Iraq - NYT Editorial (NY Times) 01/14/2005
Hold the elections, then get out (Guardian) 01/14/2005
Victory relayed by tears of joy [Deaf-lympics: Ukraine won its third gold medal] (Australia Courier) 01/14/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President elect Viktor Yushchenko toasts as his wife looks on at the New Year celebration in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/13/2005
Photo: The winner of the Ukrainian presidential elections Viktor Yushchenko with his wife and children arrive to take part in the New Year celebration in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/13/2005
Кiнах i Тарасюк подають своє бачення розвитку України (VOA) 01/13/2005
Верховна Рада працюватиме до інавгурації нового президента (VOA) 01/13/2005
Янукович готує скаргу, його прихильники мiтингують (VOA) 01/13/2005
Transcript of a Press Briefing by Thomas C. Dawson, International Monetary Fund (IMF) 01/13/2005
The “Viva la Revolucion“ Forum (PRNetwork) 01/13/2005
Lazarenko says new president of Ukraine could clear him [AP report] (San Jose Mercury News) 01/13/2005
Yanukovych Supporters in Ukraine Start Street Protests (VOA) 01/13/2005
„Тексти і маски”: презентації нової книжки Г.Грабовича (Потяг 76) 01/13/2005
Українська літературна весна в Польщі (Потяг 76) 01/13/2005
У Сумах покарали мера за молживi порушення пiд час виборiв (VOA) 01/13/2005
Ukraine Election Loser Again Delays Inauguration (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/13/2005
Yanukovych Delays Ukraine Vote Challenge (AP/Yahoo) 01/13/2005
Has the Age of Revolutions Ended? (Transitions Online) 01/13/2005
Yanukovich delays handover of power. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 01/13/2005
Frostbite victim asks for privacy [still trying to track down Oksana Sukhanova's mother in Ukraine] (Belfast Telegraph) 01/13/2005
Ukrainian peacekeepers to leave Iraq by June 30, 2005 (Interfax-Moscow) 01/13/2005
Anti-Yushchenko rally underway in Kyiv [About 70 activists...] (Interfax-Moscow) 01/13/2005
Poroshenko seeks Ukraine's next postelection prize (RFE/RL) 01/13/2005
President Ilham Aliyev congratulates Yushenko on his presidency [Azerbaijan] (AzerNews) 01/13/2005
New Abkhazia president pledges close Moscow ties [refused any deal that would return sovereignty to Tbilisi] (Reuters/AlertNet) 01/13/2005
Economic freedom slippage [U.S. no longer ranks among the 10 freest economies in the world...Ukraine improved by cutting taxes, easing price controls and accelerating privatization.] (Wash Times) 01/13/2005
Tatars of Crimea: history, religion, language, repatriation... (UNPO) 01/13/2005
Knappster: Election reform shouldn't be a partisan concern (Las Vegas Mercury) 01/13/2005
Food Trends to Watch for In 2005 [We know tapas from Spain and Portugal, but now it's `food from the Ukraine'][Chicago Tribune] (Florida Ledger) 01/13/2005
Ukraine must reform fast, UN team says (Guardian) 01/13/2005
Immigrant regards citizenship as privilege (Indianapolis Star) 01/13/2005
Roundtable with 3rd tour Ukrainian election observers (Sunday, Jan 16) (BRAMA) 01/12/2005
Crimean Tatars: Three Challenges [Crimean Tatars overwhelmingly backed the Orange Revolution in Ukraine...] (UNPO) 01/12/2005
Former U.S. Congressman Richard Mallary Reports on Ukraine Election (Vermont Herald) 01/12/2005
Fear for future of Ukrainian program (Canstar) 01/12/2005
Sustaining the Momentum (Transitions Online) 01/12/2005
Американський конгресмен про проблеми розвитку демократiї в країнах СНД (VOA) 01/12/2005
Команда Януковича вiдкладає оскарження результатiв виборiв (VOA) 01/12/2005
Тiла загиблих в Iраку українських миротворцiв повернуто на Батькiвщину (VOA) 01/12/2005
Польський журнал «Впрост» обирає Ющенка «Людиною 2004 року» (VOA) 01/12/2005
Команда Ющенка формує нову владу (VOA) 01/12/2005
Yushchenko discusses government picks (UPI/Wash Times) 01/12/2005
Russia Offers Ukraine's Yushchenko 'Cooperation' (Reuters) 01/12/2005
Syrian president to visit Russia on reported missile shopping trip (AFP/Yahoo) 01/12/2005
New Ukraine leaders court Moscow [Reuters] (Turkish Daily News) 01/12/2005
Ukraine: Regime change, Canada style. Yushchenko is “less bad than the other guy,” as my translator assured me. (Rabble) 01/12/2005
Editorial [Nigeria] Ukraine: Time to Move Forward (AllAfrica) 01/12/2005
Ukraine election called breakthrough for Europe (Fort Frances Times) 01/12/2005
IHS teacher gets personal, up close look at Ukraine election (Ironton Tribune) 01/12/2005
Україна - чинник майбутнього Європи (BBC Ukrainian) 01/12/2005
U.S. and Russia Seeking Limits on Portable Antiaircraft Missiles (NY Times) 01/12/2005
Soviet-era rule splits GOP (The Hill) 01/12/2005
Wheat prices decline as bumper crop proves a hard sell (Financial Times) 01/12/2005
Kiev receives its dead from Iraq (BBC) 01/12/2005
Insurgents wreck all-Iraq poll (The Scotsman) 01/12/2005
Profile: Poroshenko Expecting To Get Yushchenko's First Prize (RFE/RL) 01/12/2005
Yanukovych Takes Election Protest To Supreme Court (RFE/RL) 01/12/2005
Ukraine may expect US investments after stabilization - ambassador John Herbst (Interfax-Russia) 01/12/2005
Word to the wise (Baltic Times) 01/12/2005
'Orange Revolution' comes to the county (Columbian) 01/12/2005
Washington governor [Christine Gregoire] sworn in after 'orange' rally (WorldNetDaily) 01/12/2005
Pope Relays a Blessing to President-Elect of Ukraine; Cardinal Husar Sends Congratulations to Yushchenko (Zenit) 01/12/2005
Turkish President Ahmet Necdet Sezer Sends Congratulatory Message To Yushchenko (Turkish Press) 01/12/2005
Ukrainian peacekeepers to leave Iraq by June 30, 2005 (Interfax-Russia) 01/12/2005
Housing Chiefs under Pressure after Migrant Frostbite Tragedy (The Scotsman) 01/12/2005
Yanukovych Delays Challenging Election (AP/Yahoo) 01/12/2005
Election Loser Again Stalls Inauguration in Ukraine (Reuters) 01/12/2005
Kasparov aims for Putin checkmate (BBC) 01/12/2005
Russian capital may get new opportunities of participating in privatization in Ukraine, Tymoshenko says (Interfax-Moscow) 01/12/2005
Gas transit across Ukraine grows by 6% in 2004, inner consumption shrinks by 0.8% (Interfax-Moscow) 01/12/2005
Op-ed: Democracy in the CIS. By Christopher H. Smith (Wash Times) 01/12/2005
19 Pakistanis held in Ukraine [AFP] (Dawn) 01/12/2005
'Europe's last dictator' rations foreign music (Independent) 01/12/2005
Kremlin Bureaucrats Lost Ukraine, But Russia Won. By Yulia Tymoshenko (Moscow Times) 01/12/2005
Reform in Ukraine must be swift and sweeping (Financial Times) 01/12/2005
'Charting a New Geopolitical Reality: Ukraine in 2005' (PINR) 01/12/2005
Editorial: Silence Is Dangerous (Moscow Times) 01/12/2005
Fear that gas supply gives Russia too much power over Europe (Financial Times) 01/12/2005
Soviet-era rule splits GOP [Jackson-Vanik trade rule has outlived its usefulness?] (The Hill) 01/12/2005
Letter: It's the Iraqis' Fight Now (Wash Post) 01/12/2005
A Look at Iraq Casualties as of Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2005: 1357 U.S. military dead (10,372 wounded - Defense Department tally). 1217 U.S. soldiers have died since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended. Poland 16; Ukraine 17; Iraqi civilian deaths est. 15229-17443. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 01/12/2005
Maidan Video: The beginning (Website) 01/12/2005
Kremlin Bureaucrats Lost Ukraine, But Russia Won. By Yulia Tymoshenko (Moscow Times) 01/12/2005
Israel briefed U.S. on crisis with Russia (Ha'aretz) 01/12/2005
Ukraine calls for withdrawal of troops (AAP/Yahoo) 01/12/2005
Analysis: Ukraine, Russia start anew (UPI/Wash Times) 01/11/2005
East meets West in Shelby County (Shelby County Reporter) 01/11/2005
Fulbright scholar updates Chicago from Kiev (Chicago Maroon) 01/11/2005
Команда Януковича збирається оскаржити результати, оприлюдненi ЦВК (VOA) 01/11/2005
США вiтають результати виборiв, однак не поспiшають поздоровляти Ющенка (VOA) 01/11/2005
Putin's claims strain Israeli-Russian relations [Putin claims that Israeli officials aided Ukrainian opposition candidate Viktor Yuschenko] (Jerusalem Post) 01/11/2005
Official: U.S., Russia Close to Arms Deal (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich speaks during a news conference at his headquarters in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Frustration as Ukraine Loser Stalls Transition (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Yanukovych Appealing Ukraine Vote Result (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Ukraine looks ahead after Yushchenko named president-elect (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Ukraine's Yanukovych Refuses to Accept Election Results (VOA News) 01/11/2005
Publication of Ukrainian election result suspended (Interfax-Russia) 01/11/2005
Верховний Суд призупинив оголошення Ющенка президентом (Українська Правда) 01/11/2005
Yanukovich Refuses to Recognize Yushchenko as Ukraine President, Turns to Supreme Court (MosNews) 01/11/2005
Yanukovich vows to appeal Ukraine presidential vote results (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Ukraine Transition Brings Worry Over Past (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
US Withholds Congratulations for Ukraine's Yuschenko Until Election Appeals Are Exhausted (VOA News) 01/11/2005
Washington welcomes decision on Yushchenko election in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
EU hails 'wisdom' of new Ukrainian leader (AFP/EU Business) 01/11/2005
Chairman-in-Office congratulates Viktor Yushchenko on election as President of Ukraine (OSCE) 01/11/2005
OSCE Secretary General congratulates Ukrainian President-elect Yushchenko on election victory (OSCE) 01/11/2005
Koizumi congratulates Yushchenko on election victory [Kyodo News] (Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Crisis erupts between Israel and Russia over aid to Yushchenko: report (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Photo: Suppporters of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, the losing candidate in Ukraine's presidential vote, hold a banner reading 'For Yanukovych!' in a tent camp in front of the monument to Vladimir Lenin in Donetsk (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Photo: Supporters of opposition leader Victor Yushchenko discussing Victor Yushchenko's victory in presidential elections on Dec. 26 in the tent camp in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Photo: Opposition deputies Mykola Katerynchuk and Petro Poroshenko celebrate in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Yushchenko named Ukraine president-elect after weeks of turmoil (AFP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
It's Now Official: Yushchenko Is Ukraine's Victor. Opposition leader is declared winner of last month's presidential revote. His rival, Viktor Yanukovich, plans to appeal the result. (LA Times) 01/11/2005
Yushchenko is declared winner (The Scotsman) 01/11/2005
Офіційна перемога (Львівська газета) 01/11/2005
Німецький експерт: 'Ющенку буде важко, але в боротьбі в нього будуть і партнери' (Deutsche Welle) 01/11/2005
Люстрація по-українськи. Життя після Кучми: декучмізація чи кадрове всепрощення? (Україна молода) 01/11/2005
Ukraine's Withdrawal Seen as Politically Important, Militarily Insignificant (RFE/RL) 01/11/2005
Ukraine Parliament Calls for Troops Exit (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Ukraine lawmakers ask for Iraq troop withdrawal in non-binding resolution (AFX/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
Consultations on withdrawing Ukrainian troops from Iraq started (Interfax-Russia) 01/11/2005
Ukraine Announces Pullout of Iraq Force: Statement Follows Blast That Killed 8 (Wash Post) 01/11/2005
Kuchma orders troops to withdraw from Iraq (Financial Times) 01/11/2005
Ukraine speeds up plan to pull its troops [Vatican envoy: Bush promised quick war] (Seattle Times) 01/11/2005
Insurgents Kill Senior Official in Iraqi Police (NY Times) 01/11/2005
Baghdad police chief shot dead as violence flares across Iraq (The Scotsman) 01/11/2005
Жахлива ціна чужої війни (Україна молода) 01/11/2005
Варшава посварилася з Брюсселем через Україну (Українська Правда) 01/11/2005
Putin Should Pay One More Visit to Kiev (Moscow Times) 01/11/2005
Russian Patriarch Sets Criteria for Pope (AP/Yahoo) 01/11/2005
UAOC spiritual message for 2005 (Website) 01/11/2005
Migrant worker has legs amputated (BBC News) 01/11/2005
Double amputation for homeless woman (Cork Evening Echo) 01/11/2005
Two confess to killing Briton in Ukraine (London Evening Standard) 01/11/2005
Historic portrait of Crimean war nurse unveiled (Guardian) 01/11/2005
Ukraine’s Yushchenko Staff Promises No Threat for Russia (MosNews) 01/11/2005
Defense Ministry: One Ukrainian injured in Iraq in grave condition, five others – stable (UNIAN) 01/10/2005
Photo: Supporters of Ukrainian opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flash victory signs as they reacts after announcing official election results at the Central Election Commission office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: Supporters of Viktor Yushchenko sign autographs on one of his campaign posters after the announcment of official election results at the Central Election Commission office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: Ukraine's Central Election Commission head Yaroslav Davydovych seen during the commission session in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: Members of Ukraine's Central Election Commission vote during a session on official election results in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: Yaroslav Davydovich, Ukraine's central election commission chief, looks at the other members of the commission as they vote in Kiev to declare Viktor Yushchenko the official winner of a rerun presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko declared official winner of Ukraine presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Ukraine Confirms Liberal Yushchenko New President (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko Declared Winner in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko Declared Ukraine's New President (VOA News) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko named Ukraine winner (BBC News) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko declared winner of Ukraine presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko Confirmed as Next Ukraine President (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko Declared Winner in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
ЦВК: Вiктор Ющенко – переможець президентських виборiв (VOA) 01/10/2005
Ukraine waits for Yushchenko to be declared president-elect (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Ukraine Presses on with Tally to Confirm Yushchenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yanukovych Loses Ukraine Court Appeals (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
New Court Challenge to Ukraine Vote Result (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
New Ukraine Leader Poised to Take Power at Last (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
More Appeals From Yanukovych Turned Down (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Yushchenko to be declared official winner of Ukraine election (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Олександр Зiнченко про iнавгурацiю та склад нового уряду (VOA) 01/10/2005
'У цій державі не буде криміналітету у владі'. Розмова з Віктором Ющенком та Міхаілом Саакашвілі (Львівська газета) 01/10/2005
US Hopes Ukraine's New Government Will Review Iraq Troops Issue (VOA News) 01/10/2005
US says Ukrainian troop withdrawal should be coordinated (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko listen to Defense Minister General Oleksander Kuzmuk during an emergency meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Ukraine leader orders troops out of Iraq after deaths (AFP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Ukraine Orders Troops Withdrawn From Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Ukraine announces Iraq pull-out (BBC News) 01/10/2005
Кучма закликає до виведення українських миротворцiв з Iраку, США просять Україну дiяти зважено (VOA) 01/10/2005
Не виключається, що українцi в Iраку загинули внаслiдок теракту (VOA) 01/10/2005
Iraq Withdrawal a Priority for New Ukraine Leader (Reuters) 01/10/2005
Наші жертви чужої війни (Львівська газета) 01/10/2005
8 Coalition Troops Die in Ordnance Explosion (LA Times) 01/10/2005
5 Iraqis Die in Gunfight After Bomb Hits U.S. Convoy (NY Times) 01/10/2005
In Iraq, gunfire is the only common language (Independent) 01/10/2005
Second US attack on civilians feeds calls for Iraq withdrawal (Financial Times) 01/10/2005
America apologises for family deaths after botched bomb attack in Mosul (The Times) 01/10/2005
Eye on Eurasia: No revolution for Russia (UPI) 01/10/2005
Russian president's 'managed democracy' (Philadelphia Inquirer) 01/10/2005
Kyrgyzstan: Demonstrators hold third day of protests ['Akaev out of office' chanted protesters today in Bishkek, demanding a free and fair vote on 27 February...rally started on 8 Jan.] (RFE/RL) 01/10/2005
Ex-legislator a witness to 'refreshing' revolution in Ukraine (San Diego Union-Tribune) 01/10/2005
Derkach learns lessons from time in Ukraine (Brandon Sun) 01/10/2005
From Portland to Ukraine: voting with trust and good will (Oregonian) 01/10/2005
Hills attorney monitors the election in Ukraine (Rapid City Journal) 01/10/2005
Visitor sees progress in Ukrainian revote (Raleigh News Observer) 01/10/2005
Family's hunt leads to body of murdered Briton in Kiev (Independent) 01/10/2005
De Pere woman tries to help in the Ukraine (Green Bay News-Chronicle) 01/10/2005
Photo: Dancers from the Odesa Ballet from Ukraine perform during a performance of 'Don Quijote' at the Pazo da Cultura Theatre (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
Photo: A dancer from the Odesa Ballet, from Ukraine, performs during a performance of 'Don Quijote' in Pazo da Cultura Theatre (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/10/2005
On this day: 1992 – Pilots threaten to defect with their planes and sailors warn of mutiny if the two biggest commonwealth states, Ukraine and Russia, split up the former Soviet military; 1994 – The United States, Russia and Ukraine reach an agreement on the destruction of Ukraine's entire nuclear arsenal. (Herald Sun) 01/10/2005
Photo: Ukrainian troops at their base in the Iraqi city of Kut (AFP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Withdrawing Ukraine troops from Iraq priority, Yushchenko says (AFP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Seven Ukrainian troops, Kazakh dead in Iraqi accident: ministry (AFP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
7 Ukrainian Soldiers, 1 Kazakh Die in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Iraq blast kills Ukrainian troops (BBC News) 01/09/2005
В Iраку загинуло сiм українцiв (VOA) 01/09/2005
Troops Kill 8 Iraqis After Convoy Bombed (AP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
U.S. Troops Kill Iraq Civilians in Botched Strikes (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Photo: Supporters of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, dance and celebrate in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Ukraine ends holiday break amid rumors of imminent inauguration (AFP/Yahoo) 01/09/2005
Ukraine Anticipates Final Official Results of Presidential Re-Run (VOA News) 01/09/2005
Ukraine awaits confirmation of Yushchenko victory (Reuters) 01/09/2005
ЦВК оголосить офiцiйнi результати виборiв у понедiлок? (VOA) 01/09/2005
Putin is unlikely to loosen power grip over Russia (Houston Chronicle) 01/09/2005
History Is Likely to Link Bush to Mideast Elections (Wash Post) 01/09/2005
Man Accused of Arms Scheme Praised bin Laden on Tapes (NY Times) 01/09/2005
Where to Go in 2005: Budget (NY Times) 01/09/2005
Photo: Supporters of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko take a break in the tent camp which blockades the entrance to outgoing President Leonid Kuchma's office (AP/Yahoo) 01/08/2005
Ukrainian Opposition Continues Vigil (AP/Yahoo) 01/08/2005
Breaking the mould. By Chrystia Freeland (Financial Times) 01/08/2005
Independent churches win new respect (The Times) 01/08/2005
History unfolds before his eyes (Reading Eagle) 01/08/2005
Resident's 'sacred duty' fulfilled in Ukraine vote (Greenwich Time) 01/08/2005
Belarus president waves iron fist (BBC News) 01/08/2005
Ukrainian 'made £5m from illegal workers' (Independent) 01/08/2005
Immigrant 'made £5m from illegal workers' (Daily Telegraph) 01/08/2005
Missile case court hears praise of bin Laden (Daily Telegraph) 01/08/2005
Review: Dralion (The Times) 01/08/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian woman places a candle during a service at the Mikhaylovsky Cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: A crowd stands in from of frescoes of St. Michael's Cathedral in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: Children wearing national dress sing carols during the celebration of Orthodox Christmas in Lviv (AFP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: Young Ukrainians dressed in national costumes sing Christmas songs after a service at a Greek-Catholic church in Western city of Lviv (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: Young Ukrainians dressed in national and traditional Christmas costumes sing Christmas songs at a Greek-Catholic church in Western city of Lviv (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian woman lights candles in St. Volodymyr Cathedral during an Orthodox Christmas service in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Photo: A woman signs a banner decorated with a portrait of Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko in the center of Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Ukraine marks Orthodox Christmas with election saga end in sight (AFP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Court rejects appeal against Yushchenko (Financial Times) 01/07/2005
Ukraine parliament will back president's PM candidate - speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn (Interfax-Russia) 01/07/2005
At the Crossroads (Transitions Online) 01/07/2005
Putin Urges Ukraine to Be Pragmatic (AP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Putin urges pragmatism in Ukraine (Reuters) 01/07/2005
Russia, Ukraine to continue developing relations (Interfax-Russia) 01/07/2005
The Ukrainian Crisis and the Transnational Elite (Zaman) 01/07/2005
New New Year in Ukraine (Wash Times) 01/07/2005
Europa: In Poland, solidarity with Ukraine's struggle (IH Tribune) 01/07/2005
Chirac applauds Yushchenko’s win in Ukraine (AFP/Expatica) 01/07/2005
Spectre of enlargement haunts the EU (Financial Times) 01/07/2005
Ukraine Media Not Seen As Independent Yet (AP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Yushchenko backers still camping in Kiev (Wash Times) 01/07/2005
Forces Behind the Orange Revolution (Zaman) 01/07/2005
Professor's book examines nation in the news (Record Herald) 01/07/2005
Ukrainian democracy speaks Turkish in the Crimea (Cafe Babel) 01/07/2005
Photo: 'Ukraine, Show Us the Way' (AFP/Yahoo) 01/07/2005
Political protest overwhelmed by voter apathy (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 01/07/2005
Congress Makes Reelection Official (Wash Post) 01/07/2005
As Asia's waters recede, Iraq's steep death toll re-emerges (The Times) 01/07/2005
Kiev stocks look juicy in wake of Orange protests (Financial Times) 01/07/2005
Ukraine official defends gas deal (The Age) 01/07/2005
East Europeans opt for flat-rate tax (BBC) 01/07/2005
Ukrainian revolution extends to the football field (FIFA) 01/07/2005
Up to 23 U.S. Bishops Could Retire in 2005 [Turning 75 in 2005: May 11: Ukrainian Bishop Basil H. Losten of Stamford, Conn., a priest since 1957, bishop since 1971 and head of the Stamford Diocese since 1977.] (Catholic Herald) 01/07/2005
Christmas for Ukrainians (Edmonton Sun) 01/07/2005
Ukrainians are celebrating their first free Christmas in 350 years (Saratogian) 01/07/2005
Ukrainian Christians See Election as Early Christmas Gift (CBN) 01/07/2005
Jews attack German immigration curbs (Guardian) 01/07/2005
The Natashas (The New Global Sex Trade from Eastern Europe) (Szirine) 01/06/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian woman lights candles in St. Volodymyr Cathedral prior to a Christmas Eve service in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Photo: Andriy Hnatenko, Ukraine's Chief presiding justice, opens a hearing of Ukraine's supreme court in Kiev. The court rejected the first appeal over the rerun presidential vote by defeated candidate Viktor Yanukovich (AFP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Court rejects Yanukovych appeal (BBC News) 01/06/2005
Ukraine supreme court rejects first appeal over rerun vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court throws out election challenge (Reuters) 01/06/2005
Ukraine Court Dismisses Yanukovych Appeal (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Ukraine's Supreme Court Rejects Yanukovych's Appeal (VOA News) 01/06/2005
Ukraine court rejects Yanukovich appeal (Reuters) 01/06/2005
A Door Opened to 'Civilization' (Transitions Online) 01/06/2005
Photo: An unidentified Israeli actor, dressed to look like Ukraine's opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, is filmed for an Israeli TV comedy show, as he talks with demonstrators gathered near the Knesset in Jerusalem (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Ukraine's Yanukovich Fights Election Loss in Court (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court Hears Presidential Vote Appeal (Bloomberg) 01/06/2005
White House Withholds Ukraine Recognition (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Bush, Georgian President Discuss Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Bush to Host Polish President Kwasniewski in Washington (USDOS) 01/06/2005
Kyiv will welcome Yushchenko on Thursday (Ukrayinska Pravda) 01/06/2005
Yushchenko to announce new Ukraine PM 'in days' (Financial Times) 01/06/2005
Ukraine faces long transition (IH Tribune) 01/06/2005
Outgoing Prime Minister copies his rival in election fraud appeal (The Times) 01/06/2005
Ukraine's presidency battle back in the courts (The Scotsman) 01/06/2005
Ukraine election a triumph of liberal democracy (Baltic Times) 01/06/2005
Moscow Ponders How Ukraine Was 'Lost' (RFE/RL) 01/06/2005
Advising Vladimir Putin (NY Times) 01/06/2005
Pride and propaganda (Independent) 01/06/2005
Putin's little Kuwait (Lahore Daily Times) 01/06/2005
Уроки 'помаранчевої революції' для Білорусі (BBC Ukrainian) 01/06/2005
Bush set for official re-election despite Democratic political flourish (AFP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Keeping our democracy alive: Did voters really count in U.S. election? (SF Chronicle) 01/06/2005
2004: 'чорний' рік для журналістів (Deutsche Welle) 01/06/2005
Outside View: Yushchenko's Iraq dilemma (UPI/Wash Times) 01/06/2005
18 Iraqis Found Dead in Field Near Mosul (AP/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Deadly missile has its day in court (The Times) 01/06/2005
Ukraine's Naftogaz will not annul Turkmen gas contract despite govt criticism (AFX/Yahoo) 01/06/2005
Ukraine govt to analyze gas supply accords with Turkmenistan (Kazinform) 01/06/2005
Tradition honours roots: Ukrainian Christmas celebrated (Winnipeg Sun) 01/06/2005
Put on something sexy: a bowl of sauerkraut (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 01/06/2005
Ukrainian American women's organization sends greetings to newly elected President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko (BRAMA) 01/05/2005
Obit: † Svitlana Cholhan -/- Відійшла у Вічність † Світлана ЧОЛГАН (BRAMA) 01/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko watches as his friend and political ally Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili helps Yushchenko's granddaughter Yaryna during a skiing holiday at the Carpathian mountains resort of Tysovets in Western Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko enjoys skiing at the Carpathian mountains resort of Tysovets in Western Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Details emerge of second Russian plot to assassinate Yushchenko. By Taras Kuzio (Jamestown Foundation) 01/05/2005
Yanukovych in court appeal (BBC News) 01/05/2005
Ukraine high court to examine first Yanukovich appeal over vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Yanukovych Appeals Ukraine Vote Results (AP/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Ukraine Supreme Court to Hear Yanukovych's Election Appeal (VOA News) 01/05/2005
Ukraine Commission to Meet, Yanukovich Out (Reuters) 01/05/2005
Ukraine still in limbo (Reuters) 01/05/2005
ЦВК готова, але поки що не може оголосити виборчих результатiв (VOA) 01/05/2005
Ukraine's President Accepts Yanukovych's Resignation (VOA News) 01/05/2005
Kuchma Accepts Yanukovych's Resignation (AP/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Ukraine's Kuchma Accepts Yanukovych's Resignation (Bloomberg) 01/05/2005
Defeated by Yushchenko, Ukraine’s Yanukovich Resigns as Prime Minister (MosNews) 01/05/2005
Кучма пiдписав заяву про вiдставку Януковича (VOA) 01/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostyantyn Gryshchenko and the Chairman of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, Dimitrij Rupel, smile during a news conference after their meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
OSCE pledges support for democracy and stability in Ukraine (OSCE) 01/05/2005
Outside View: Yushchenko's wrong move (UPI/Wash Times) 01/05/2005
Ukraine, Georgia leaders deny any foreign hand in 'peaceful revolutions' (AFX/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Saakashvili, Yushchenko Sign Joint Declaration (Civil Georgia) 01/05/2005
Lytvyn hopes to inaugurate Yushchenko the next week. He awaits the new Government (Ukrayinska Pravda) 01/05/2005
Capable or Crooked? Yuliya Tymoshenko Leaves Few Unmoved (RFE/RL) 01/05/2005
Tymoshenko: 'I'll Be Next Ukraine Prime Minister' (The Scotsman) 01/05/2005
Віктор Ющенко: Даю слово: ви побачите новий уряд і нових людей при владі (Україна молода) 01/05/2005
Претенденти на папаху (Львівська газета) 01/05/2005
Із королів – у прем’єри: Петро Порошенко (Львівська газета) 01/05/2005
Мрія опозиціонера: Юлія Тимошенко (Львівська газета) 01/05/2005
Останній шанс: Олександр Мороз (Львівська газета) 01/05/2005
Темно-сіра конячка: Анатолій Кінах (Львівська газета) 01/05/2005
Dreaming of Europe (AP/Kyiv Post) 01/05/2005
Letter: Orange light may change to green (Financial Times) 01/05/2005
Separatism in Ukraine (Zaman) 01/05/2005
Successful Ukrainian Election (VOA News) 01/05/2005
Four elections will shape new year (Nashua Telegraph) 01/05/2005
Orange revolution grabs world attention (Outer Banks Sentinel) 01/05/2005
An exercise in democracy. Jeremy McCarter and Roxy Toporowych display ID cards they were issued when they acted as poll monitors in the repeat election in Ukraine. (Pharos-Tribune) 01/05/2005
Outside View: America's Ukraine folly (UPI/Wash Times) 01/05/2005
Putin's imperial dreams (Business World) 01/05/2005
Eye on Eurasia: Dropping big brother (UPI/Wash Times) 01/05/2005
Putin cuts the wings of liberal adviser (Guardian) 01/05/2005
Putin aide pays for Yukos attack (The Times) 01/05/2005
Europe wrestles with defining itself (CS Monitor) 01/05/2005
Does the Right Remember Abu Ghraib? (Wash Post) 01/05/2005
Kiev and Jerusalem (Ha'aretz) 01/05/2005
Viva Ukraine! Gush Katif hopes Orange Revolution works for them as well (Ha'aretz) 01/05/2005
Ukrainian physicians join relief effort in Thailand (Azertag) 01/05/2005
Стихія в Азії зачепила й Україну (VOA) 01/05/2005
Hundreds of Foreigners Killed in Tsunami [Ukraine: 17 missing] (AP/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Jury Hears 2 Views of Man Accused in Missile Scheme (NY Times) 01/05/2005
Letter: Ukraine should study how China made market economy transition (Financial Times) 01/05/2005
Ukrainian Government to Review Gas Contract (RFE/RL) 01/05/2005
Ukrainian Orthodox split on election results (Catholic World News) 01/05/2005
Ukrainian Orthodox Christmas services set (Allentown Morning Call) 01/05/2005
Christmas just beginning for some Chatham-Kent ethnic groups (Chatham This Week) 01/05/2005
Excerpts: Anti-Semitism in Europe Increases in Recent Years [Pagedown to 'Ukraine'] (USDOS) 01/05/2005
Ten-year-old Ukrainian girl bids farewell to Canada after heart surgery (CP/Yahoo) 01/05/2005
Documentary Will Record Russian Immigrant Experience (LA Independent) 01/05/2005
Salvage diver dies as tons of silt trap him underwater (The Scotsman) 01/05/2005
Photo: Ukraine's fiery opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko speaks during a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/04/2005
Ukraine's fiery opposition leader Tymoshenko says she expects to be PM (AP/Yahoo) 01/04/2005
Ukraine Still in Limbo as Poll Results Delayed (Reuters) 01/04/2005
Ukraine's Presidential Vote Count Nears Completion (VOA News) 01/04/2005
Ukraine pores over final poll results (Reuters) 01/04/2005
OSCE's new Chairman-in-Office to visit Ukraine (OSCE) 01/04/2005
Ukraine travails pay off in freedom (Toronto Star) 01/04/2005
Ukrainian poll not black and white. By Ustina Markus (ISN) 01/04/2005
Ukraine Eyes towards Europe (Lebanon Monday Morning) 01/04/2005
New York Ukrainian American Election Observers Host Town Hall Meeting (U.S. Newswire) 01/04/2005
Putin Demotes Adviser Critical of the Kremlin (NY Times) 01/04/2005
A time of testing for global democracy (CS Monitor) 01/04/2005
New year, new uncertainties for global economy (Independent) 01/04/2005
Rude awakening to missile-defense dream (CS Monitor) 01/04/2005
Commentary: Beijing Bear Hug [the latest bad news: Russia's growing military cooperation with Asia's rising superpower, China.] (Heritage Foundation) 01/04/2005
Summary: Tally of Foreign Tsunami Victims (AP/Yahoo) 01/04/2005
Asia's tsunami death toll hits 150,000 - U.N. (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/04/2005
Briton faces US missile deal charges [Sergei, the Ukrainian contact, worked for Russian intelligence, could supply Igla shoulder-fired missiles] (BBC News) 01/04/2005
Letter: Ukraine would benefit from membership of OECD (Financial Times) 01/04/2005
Ukraine to pay more for Turkmen gas (Financial Times) 01/04/2005
Ukraine-Turkmenistan Gas Encounter - Complete Transcript (NCA) 01/04/2005
Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople Congratulates Yushchenko (RISU) 01/04/2005
Ukranian girl gets dose of U.S. kindness (Star Beacon Daily) 01/04/2005
Photo: Shadows of people are cast on a wooden fence decorated with a portrait of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko and dozens of supporters' autographs in the center of Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
'No Political Persecution': Spiegel interview with Ukraine's Viktor Yushchenko (Der Spiegel) 01/03/2005
Yushchenko Vacations; Ukraine Awaits Official Result (VOA News) 01/03/2005
ЦВК готується до оприлюднення результатiв виборiв (VOA) 01/03/2005
'Orange Revolution' Is Over - Time to Form a Cabinet (RFE/RL) 01/03/2005
Political realignment begins in Ukraine. By Taras Kuzio (Jamestown Foundation) 01/03/2005
Domino Theory: Will Ukraine's 'Orange Revolution' spread? Russia's Vladimir Putin and his men certainly think so (Newsweek) 01/03/2005
Ukraine: The revolution is over. Now what? (IH Tribune) 01/03/2005
Inauguration of the Nation (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/03/2005
До Рiздва наметового мiстечка в Києвi може не стати (VOA) 01/03/2005
Як голосували у в'язницях (Deutsche Welle) 01/03/2005
Suicide by contract (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/03/2005
An orange instant between the past and the future (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/03/2005
Ющенко дає iнтерв`ю Шпiґелю (VOA) 01/03/2005
Democracy in the Former Soviet Union: 1991-2004 (EurasiaNet) 01/03/2005
Russian Adviser Stripped of Some Duties (AP/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
Russia will not interfere in Ukraine, Georgia: Lavrov (AFP/Space Daily) 01/03/2005
Russia’s Yabloko Leader Yavlinsky Slams 2004 Political Decisions (MosNews) 01/03/2005
Нємцов: «Демократична Україна – докір Росії» (Deutsche Welle) 01/03/2005
Winners and losers in ... Russia (Guardian) 01/03/2005
Russia's political class digests Yushchenko win. By Igor Torbakov (Jamestown Foundation) 01/03/2005
Ukraine: Russia’s Day After (Globalist) 01/03/2005
Schröder rouses sleepy Fatherland (The Times) 01/03/2005
Battle for Belarus (Wash Post) 01/03/2005
Чи перелиється помаранчева революцiя на Бiлорусь? (VOA) 01/03/2005
Croatian independent hopeful urges fresh polls count, claims irregularities (AFP/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
Don't Sweat the Big Stuff (Newsweek) 01/03/2005
Ripples Beyond Ukraine [Dated 12/30/04] (TCS) 01/03/2005
Live From Kiev. Many Ukrainians from the New York area traveled to their ancestral home... (New York Metro) 01/03/2005
U.S. Helicopters Deliver Aid to Indonesia. Confirmed deaths reached 139,253 (AP/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
Sun joins flight into hell [...Ukrainian captain Roman Grundynin] (The Sun) 01/03/2005
Ukraine Leader's Promises Checked by Gas Setback (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
Ukraine strikes Turkmen gas deal (BBC News) 01/03/2005
Turkmenistan to resume Ukraine gas deliveries after agreement (AFX/Yahoo) 01/03/2005
Gas supplies to Ukraine cut off (Financial Times) 01/03/2005
Ukraine's speaker [Lytvyn] asks Congress to repeal measure [Jackson-Vanick Amendment] (The Hill) 01/03/2005
Artist responsible for many Ukrainian churches dies (CBC) 01/03/2005
Religious Misunderstandings in Ternopil Not Political Repressions, Says Civil Authority (RISU) 01/03/2005
Russian Observers Claim Campaigning in Western Ukraine Churches, without Examples (RISU) 01/03/2005
Russian Orthodox Patriarch Asks Cossack Army of Ukraine to Protect Church (RISU) 01/03/2005
Autocephalous Archbishop Congratulates Yushchenko on Victory (RISU) 01/03/2005
Heart patient headed home [Oksana Oliynyk] (Edmonton Sun) 01/03/2005
Yushchenko Pledges to Fight Corruption (AP/Yahoo) 01/02/2005
Summary Box: Yushchenko vs. corruption (AP/Yahoo) 01/02/2005
Ukraine kicks off New Year with election saga still simmering (AFP/Yahoo) 01/02/2005
Yushchenko must face three critical issues. By David Marples (Toronto Star) 01/02/2005
Brand new day. It's a time of great expectations in Kyiv, but Ukrainians remain deeply divided (Toronto Star) 01/02/2005
Hope everywhere in Kyiv's cold night air. Canadian monitor reports on what she observed in Ukraine (Toronto Star) 01/02/2005
Who Is This Viktor? Ukraine's President-elect Yushchenko has won the right to rule. Now comes the test of a lifetime. A close look at the man with a nation's future in his hands [Jan 10 issue] (Time) 01/02/2005
Married to a marked man: Ukraine’s new first lady talks to Askold Krushelnycky about poison, politics and a triumph over tyranny (Sunday Times) 01/02/2005
Kiev old guard try a final coup (Sunday Times) 01/02/2005
Yushchenko secure as rivals face prosecution (Scotland on Sunday) 01/02/2005
Ukraine regime 'tried to siphon off millions' (Sunday Telegraph) 01/02/2005
Ukrainian PM staff leave country [Members of Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych's administration have begun to leave the country fearing a backlash and investigations.] (UPI/Wash Times) 01/02/2005
Ukraine: 'A Call to Arms' (Newsweek) 01/02/2005
Bush Is Urged to Quickly Outline Foreign Policy Goals (Wash Post) 01/02/2005
It's Her Party and She'll Cry If She Wants To [see: Have Tricks, Will Travel] (Wash Post) 01/02/2005
Watching Tumult From the U.S.: Ukrainians in America Follow Events Closely (Hartford Courant) 01/02/2005
Orange revolution grabs world attention (Outer Banks Sentinel) 01/02/2005
'Orzeł Jana Karskiego' dla Juszczenki i prof. Tycha [Yushchenko awarded 'Jan Karski's Eagle' - Polish award][Dated 29 grudnia 2004] (Wirtualna Polska) 01/02/2005
And now ... sinners and winners of the year (New Zealand Herald) 01/02/2005
The Tradition of the Protest Song (NPR) 01/02/2005
Klitschko, champion of a nation (The Australian) 01/02/2005
Battle starts for Dynamo (Sunday Telegraph) 01/02/2005
Chechen rebels declare solidarity with Yushchenko (Jamestown Foundation) 01/01/2005
UACC congratulates newly elected President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko (BRAMA) 01/01/2005
Ukrainian presidential elections in Chicago: KO in Round 3 FOTO/S (BRAMA) 01/01/2005
UCC statement on the successful presidential election in Ukraine (BRAMA) 01/01/2005
Ukrainian Christmas Pageant performance in Maryland FOTO/S (BRAMA) 01/01/2005
Beating the old system: Ukrainians elect a pro-western reformer; now can he deliver? (US News & World Report) 01/01/2005
Ukraine Guards Glad to Work for Yushchenko [UNA-UNSO] (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Ukrainians begin New Year with high hopes after revolutionary year (CP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Outgoing Ukrainian President Urges Nation to Support New President [He avoided naming the new president throughout his brief remarks] (VOA) 01/01/2005
Кучма попросив підтримати Ющенка (Гаряча Лінія) 01/01/2005
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko who soundly won Sunday's presidential revote greets the crowd in Independence square in Ukraine's capital Kiev on the occasion of the New Year celebration (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko and his wife Kateryna toast with champagne and greet residents of the Ukrainian capital, during New Year celebrations at Independence square in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko who soundly won Sunday's presidential revote and visiting Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili greet the crowd in Independence square in Ukraine's capital Kiev on the occasion of the New Year celebration Saturday, Jan.1, 2005. Yushchenko's daughters are seen in the foreground. (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Photo: Fireworks burst over Independence Square in Kiev as Ukraine opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko rang in the New Year with his Georgian counterpart Mikhail Saakashvili, hours after Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich resigned and all but admitted losing a presidential rerun vote (AFP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Photo: Fireworks explode above a massive rally at Independence Square in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Next Steps in Ukraine: the U.S. must help Viktor Yushchenko succeed as president (Wash Post) 01/01/2005
Ukraine's new leader must walk a political tightrope (The Age) 01/01/2005
Look back at Weimar – and start to worry about Russia (Daily Telegraph) 01/01/2005
Ukraine Hopeful as Premier Resigns (Deutsche Welle) 01/01/2005
Ukraine looks to future in New Year as PM resigns (AFP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Yanukovych Resigns, Vows to Keep Fighting (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Premier in Ukraine Quits, Giving Way to Opposition Rule (NY Times) 01/01/2005
Yanukovych may give up presidential ambitions (Independent) 01/01/2005
Yanukovich resigns as he faces up to defeat (Daily Telegraph) 01/01/2005
Yanukovich steps aside to conclude Ukraine crisis (Guardian) 01/01/2005
Commentary: History and Democracy in Ukraine (World Peace Herald) 01/01/2005
Russians Review Possible “Yushchenko Effect” (CPOD) 01/01/2005
Will 2005 be the year democracy triumphs? (The Age) 01/01/2005
Ukraine city gorges on giant cake (BBC News) 01/01/2005
Ithaca came to defense of Jews during Ukraine uprising of 1919. Carol Kammen (Ithaca Journal) 01/01/2005
Tsunami toll feared at 150,000; could go as high as 200,000 (Reuters) 01/01/2005
Prayers Replace Parties to Mark 2004's End (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
Aid Arrives in Asia; Deaths Pass 121,000; 5 million people homeless (AP/Yahoo) 01/01/2005
A Look at Iraq Casualties as of Friday, Dec. 31, 2004: 1331 U.S. military dead, 9,844 wounded. Poland, 16; Ukraine, 9. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 14959-17158. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 01/01/2005
Baghdad duty. Growing up in Jersey City prepared her for showing America's face to the world [Master's degrees and the Foreign Service Institute aside, the best training for a career as a diplomat is growing up in Jersey City, said Yaryna Ferencevych, 32, a consular officer at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.][Dated 12/29/04] (Jersey Journal) 01/01/2005
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![Photo: Filaret, leader of one of Ukraine's Orthodox churches (C) [Brama note: Filaret is Patriarch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church], sprays holy water at Orthodox believers on the bank of the Dnepr River, as President Viktor Yushchenko (L) watches during Orthodox Epiphany ceremonies in Kiev, January 19, 2006. Orthodox Ukrainians celebrated Epiphany on Thursday by immersing themselves in icy water despite subzero temperatures.](http://news.yahoo.com/photo/060119/ids_photos_wl/r3936915310.jpg/print;_ylt=Apn9_Dj4_PhGi8fHQxwBE7qaK8MA;_ylu=X3oDMTA3bXNtMmJ2BHNlYwNzc3M-){kind=link}
