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  • The Pot, the Kettle, the Black Stuff (Europipelines) 04/30/2005
  • The Last Witness Recalls: I Saw Hitler Dead (Deutsche Welle) 04/30/2005
  • Catawba's Cavalier awarded Fulbright Lectureship in Kiev, Ukraine (Salisbury Post) 04/30/2005
  • Photo: Municipal Workers decorate the central Kreshchatik street in Kiev, April 30, 2005. Ukraine will mark the 60th anniversary of the former Soviet Union's victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two on May 9. [Hammer and sickle stars!!] (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/30/2005
  • Скандал з міністром Зваричем шкодить міжнародному іміджу України (Українська Правда) 04/30/2005
  • Too-Hot Ukraine Nuclear Plant Shuts Down [reactor No. 2 in western Ukraine's Khmelnitsky] (AP/Yahoo) 04/30/2005
  • Opposition reloaded. Attempt#3 (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/30/2005
  • Corruption 'A Function of the State' in Kuchma's Ukraine, Expert Says (RFE/RL) 04/30/2005
  • Officials: Local Government Reform Lags in Ukraine (RFE/RL) 04/30/2005
  • World must stop the genocide in Chechnya (Kavkaz Center) 04/30/2005
  • Recalling the horror. Immigrant spent childhood in war camps (News-Herald (Michigan)) 04/30/2005
  • Ukrainian art gets its own N.Y. museum (UPI/Wash Times) 04/30/2005
  • On this Day: 1563 – Jews expelled from France; 1789 – George Washington inaugurated; 1815 – Kingdom of Poland under Russia; 1945 – Adolf Hitler suicide; 1970 – Richard Nixon - Cambodia; 1973 – Nixon admits bugging Watergate; 1977 – Argentina's Mothers of Plaza de Mayo demand return of disappeared children; 1986 – Soviet government announces that 197 people hospitalised in Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster; 2004 – Ten countries join the European Union bloc... (Sunday Mail) 04/30/2005

  • Gorbachev: Russia won't follow Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 04/29/2005
  • Greetings to the Ukrainian community on celebrating the Resurrection of Christ -/- Вітання до Української громади з нагоди Світлого свята Воскресіння Христового [Embassy of Ukraine] (BRAMA) 04/29/2005
  • Akhmetov company denies reports it plans to sell its assets (Ukrainian Journal) 04/29/2005
  • Ukraine’s farmers not sure whether they are moving forward or treading water (Firstnews) 04/29/2005
  • Всю владу - громадам! (VOA) 04/29/2005
  • Exchange rate and inflationary pressures spark Kyiv demonstrations (Firstnews) 04/29/2005
  • Ukraine's Permanent Representative to UN urges international community to boost financial-technical aid to Ukraine to overcome Chornobyl aftermath (Government Portal) 04/29/2005
  • Контрольовані Пінчуком підприємства згуртуються (УНІАН) 04/29/2005
  • Нацрада про можливiсть судових позовiв вiд телекомпанiй (VOA) 04/29/2005
  • Deputy Prime Minister Bessmertny Presented in Kyiv Model of Administrative-Territorial Reform (UNIAN) 04/29/2005
  • Study finds decline in global press freedom [Ukraine, which had been downgraded to Not Free in the 2003 survey, reversed course following the November 2004 'Orange Revolution' and was upgraded to Partly Free] (Freedom House) 04/29/2005
  • Мельниченко заявляє про фальсифікацію розслідування справи Гонгадзе (VOA) 04/29/2005
  • Чергова криза в Керченськiй протоцi (VOA) 04/29/2005
  • Ukraine enhances its presence in UN bodies (Government Portal) 04/29/2005
  • High School science teacher recognized by Amgen for superior skill in education [Dr. Mary Ann Varanka-Martin] (Estes Park Trail-Gazette) 04/29/2005
  • Микола Томенко пропонує збільшити кількість якісної української музики в теле- та радіоефірі (Урядовий портал) 04/29/2005
  • Роман Зварич зустрівся з ініціаторами створення політичної партії Пора (Урядовий портал) 04/29/2005
  • Was Soviet Collapse Last Century's Worst Geopolitical Catastrophe? (RFE/RL) 04/29/2005
  • Photo: The jewellery exhibit called 'Divine Lavra' is seen during a presentation in St. Sofia's cathedral in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2005
  • Russian victory festivities open old wounds in Europe (Guardian) 04/29/2005
  • As Ukraine Watched the Party Line, She Took the Truth Into Her Hands [Natalia Dmytruk] (Wash Post) 04/29/2005
  • Demjanjuk wants his deportation judge off the case (AP/ONN) 04/29/2005
  • Мельниченко: Березовський взяв мільярд з Пінчука, займається рекетом і хоче контролювати Ющенка (Українська правда) 04/29/2005
  • Flat tax revolution sweeps in from Eastern Europe (Independent) 04/29/2005
  • Ukrainian Rabbi Attacked [Zhytomyr] (FJC) 04/29/2005
  • Essay: More power to your elbow (Financial Times) 04/29/2005

  • Уряд створив Національну координаційну раду з питань запобігання та поширення ВІЛ/СНІДу -/- National HIV/AIDS Coordinating Council in Ukraine (Урядовий портал) 04/28/2005
  • UCC applauds Canada’s commitment to Ukraine (BRAMA) 04/28/2005
  • Yushchenko at the Kennedy Library. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-ed (BRAMA) 04/28/2005
  • Greetings to the Ukrainian Diaspora on the Orthodox Easter -/- Вітання до Української громади з нагоди православного Великодня [UN] (BRAMA) 04/28/2005
  • UNDERGRADUATE ESSAY COMPETITION ON THE ORANGE REVOLUTION IN UKRAINE [Shevchenko Scientific Society] (Website) 04/28/2005
  • Ukrainian Easter Traditions (Encyclopedia of Ukraine) 04/28/2005
  • New national credit rating issued for Ukraine (Firstnews) 04/28/2005
  • Blessing the baskets: An Orthodox Easter tradition (Miami Herald) 04/28/2005
  • An Orange Revolution Scenario in Russia: A Possible Export of the Orange Revolution To Its Territory? (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 04/28/2005
  • Українські експерти про перспективу експорту революції (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • Через кілька тижнів в Україні буде представлена Національна програма розвитку села (Урядовий портал) 04/28/2005
  • Opting for truth over ‘triumph’ (JWR) 04/28/2005
  • President Yushchenko proposes to draft Road Map of cooperation between Ukraine and World Bank for 2005 (Government Portal) 04/28/2005
  • Першi сто днiв нового уряду: думки громадян (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • GUUAM gets new incentive (Azernews) 04/28/2005
  • For Bucks' Fedorov, the 'Idol' beat goes on (Philadelphia Intelligencer) 04/28/2005
  • Chernobyl children seek host families (in UK) (Advertiser) 04/28/2005
  • Naftogaz Ukrayiny goes after Linos shares owned by Russia’s TNK-BP (Ukrainian Journal) 04/28/2005
  • Незгода в українському Чикаго (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • 'Our People' stand up for Putin (BBC) 04/28/2005
  • President Yushchenko IMF representatives agreed upon drafting comprehensive program of further cooperation (Government Portal) 04/28/2005
  • Official Says [Polish] Vatican Priest Was Informer (AP/Yahoo) 04/28/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian protesters shout slogans during a rally in central Donetsk, April 28, 2005. Demonstrators gathered to protest against the social and economic policies of Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and her government. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/28/2005
  • Vital Voices відзначає українських жінок (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • Cracks in decaying shell of Chernobyl reactor threaten second disaster (Belfast Telegraph) 04/28/2005
  • Gazprom Lost Its Gas. The Ukrainian Revolution cost the company $3.5 billion (Kommersant) 04/28/2005
  • Уряд Тимошенко отримав оцiнку на «вiдмiнно» (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (Canada) Resolution: Democracy in Ukraine (Website) 04/28/2005
  • Vital Voices honors Ukrainian Women Civil Society Leaders [Sign-language interpreter Natalia Dmytruk, human rights pioneer (anti-trafficking) Oksana Horbunova, Orange Revolution student organizer Prof. Oksana Yarosh, advisor on gender policy Lyudmila Merlyan] (Website) 04/28/2005
  • Ukrainian Easter Bread recipe [Paska] (Miami Herald) 04/28/2005
  • Lowell shares insights with officials from Ukraine [Sponsored by the U.S.-Ukraine Foundation] (Lowell Sun) 04/28/2005

  • Tradition of Easter egg decorating lives on (Fort Frances Times) 04/27/2005
  • False hope and shattered dreams [trafficking] (CBC) 04/27/2005
  • Photo: Members of Ukraine's National Alliance youth organization burn a portrait of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko outside the Belarus Embassy in Kiev, April 27, 2005. Demonstrators demanded the release of five Ukrainians who had been detained the day before in the Belarus capital Minsk during a Chernobyl anniversary rally. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/27/2005
  • МЗС України занепокоєне арештом українцiв у Мiнську (VOA) 04/27/2005
  • Repatriate from Ukraine Becomes New Miss Israel (Website) 04/27/2005
  • Western Neighbours Keen To Help Transition To Democracy (RFE/RL) 04/27/2005
  • Iноземнi експерти оцiнюють дiї української влади (VOA) 04/27/2005
  • Ukraine or Turkey? European Opinions. Citizens in the EU 'big six' back Kiev ahead of Ankara (Tiscali) 04/27/2005
  • Барабани свободи проти Зварича (ПОРА) 04/27/2005
  • Looking back at Chornobyl in Ukraine [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 04/27/2005
  • Abrupt shift in hryvna exchange rate spotlights rift in Ukraine’s leadership (Firstnews) 04/27/2005
  • Ukraine’s Entrance to NATO and EU Not to Hamper Its Relations with Russia – Buteyko (UNIAN) 04/27/2005
  • What does May Day mean to you? (BBC) 04/27/2005
  • Criminal case opened against former Odesa mayor (Interfax-Russia) 04/27/2005
  • Chernobyl Disaster Blamed for Cancer Surge in [Korean] Women (Korea Times) 04/27/2005
  • Ukraine Will Build Oil Refinery on [Western] Border (AP/Yahoo) 04/27/2005
  • Verdict in Khodorkovsky Trial Is Postponed (AP/Yahoo) 04/27/2005
  • In the enlarged EU, winds of reform blow from the east (AFP/Yahoo) 04/27/2005
  • Sick asylum children baffle experts (Reuters) 04/27/2005
  • Reagan's diaries to be published (Reuters) 04/27/2005
  • Ukraine seeks to revoke ZALK sale to Russian firm (Reuters) 04/27/2005
  • Not forgetting Yalta (Radio Polonia) 04/27/2005
  • Yushchenko wants Ukraine to be energy independent (Interfax-Russia) 04/27/2005
  • Ukraine Foreign Ministry Sent Protest Note to Embassy of Belarus Due to Arrest of Five Ukrainian Citizens in Minsk (UNIAN) 04/27/2005
  • Eye on Eurasia: A U.S. patriarch in Kiev? [Dated 4/26/05] (UPI/Wash Times) 04/27/2005
  • Belarus/Russia: Chornobyl Rallies Challenge Authorities (RFE/RL) 04/27/2005
  • GUUAM: Ukraine Aspires To Leadership Role In Revitalized Organization (RFE/RL) 04/27/2005
  • Kiev Gets Last Secret Recordings [Gongadze] (AP/Moscow Times) 04/27/2005

  • UCCLA response to Globe and Mail report. On War Criminals in Canada and Elsewhere (BRAMA) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: Belarusian police push back demonstrators during a rally to mark the 19th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in downtown Minsk, Belarus, Tuesday, April 26, 2005. Police arrested some 30 opposition protesters including Russians and Ukrainians Tuesday as hundreds rallied to mark the 19th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, in the latest public demonstration to be violently broken up under authoritarian President, Alexander Lukashenko. (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Too little Western Chernobyl help, says Lukashenko (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/26/2005
  • Chernobyl shield requires urgent reconstruction - environment expert (Interfax-Russia) 04/26/2005
  • On Chernobyl disaster anniversary, Secretary-General, urges dramatic expansion of development assistance to countries most affected (ReliefWeb) 04/26/2005
  • Belarus cursed by Chernobyl (BBC) 04/26/2005
  • Yushchenko tells officials that local self-rule must become the priority (Firstnews) 04/26/2005
  • Germany: Foreign Minister Under Pressure Over Ukrainian Immigration (RFE/RL) 04/26/2005
  • Євросоюз готовий лiбералiзувати вiзовий режим? (VOA) 04/26/2005
  • I знову про полiтреформу (VOA) 04/26/2005
  • Український радіоефір чекають змiни? (VOA) 04/26/2005
  • Полiтику Нацбанку загалом оцiнюють позитивно (VOA) 04/26/2005
  • Ukrainians remember victims of Chernobyl nuclear disaster (AFP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Мiжнаордна преса про 19-ту рiчницю аварiї на ЧАЕС (VOA) 04/26/2005
  • Police detain protesters at Belarus Chernobyl rally (Reuters/AlertNet) 04/26/2005
  • Ukraine’s Zenit Carries Spaceway F1 Satellite Into Orbit (Mosnews) 04/26/2005
  • Україна вшановує пам`ять жертв Чорнобиля. Від вибуху четвертого реактору постраждали 3 мільйони українців [3 million Ukrainian victims from the meltdown of Chornobyl reactor No.4] (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2005
  • Chernobyl is still a wasteland 19 years on (IOL) 04/26/2005
  • Ukrainian leaders pay homage to lost liquidators of Chornobyl disaster (Government portal) 04/26/2005
  • Chernobyl thyroid cancer detection scheme at risk (Reuters) 04/26/2005
  • Today in History - April 26: On April 26, 1986, the world's worst nuclear accident occurred at the Chernobyl plant in the Soviet Union (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • PM Tymoshenko Calls On to Unite for Overcoming Consequences of Chernobyl Catastrophe (UNIAN) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, right, hold flowers as they take part in a ceremony commemorating the 19th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, front left, and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, front right, take part in a ceremony commemorating the 19th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko takes part in a ceremony to lay flowers at the 'Chernobyl catastrophe victims' monument in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • It's bye-bye for Edmonton's Kim Choma as her run ends on the popular TV show The Bachelor (Edmonton Sun) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: Halyna, the wife of a Chernobyl victim, stands near the monument to Chernobyl victims (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Russian Veterans Mark 19th Chernobyl Anniversary With Hunger Strikes (Mosnews) 04/26/2005
  • Ukraine/Belarus: Commemorating The Chornobyl Disaster 19 Years On (RFE/RL) 04/26/2005
  • Chernobyl 19th anniversary commemorated (Sydney Morning Herald) 04/26/2005
  • Is it time for a British revolution? (Guardian) 04/26/2005
  • Soviet break-up was geopolitical disaster, says Putin (Daily Telegraph) 04/26/2005
  • Ukraine Criticizes Currency Revaluation (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Rice's List. Is the United States pursuing “regime change” in Belarus? (Transitions Online) 04/26/2005
  • Debate over war crimes gets heated. Ukrainian, Jewish groups disagree over whom Canada should prosecuted [Dated 4/25/05] (Globe and Mail) 04/26/2005
  • Президент Ющенко скритикував різку зміну курсу гривні (BBC Ukrainian) 04/26/2005
  • Vice Prime Minister Mykola Tomenko urges 'honest and objective' teaching of history (Government portal) 04/26/2005
  • [PPT] “Дорожня карта” Україна–ЄС на 2005 рік: Віце-прем’єр-міністр з питань європейської інтеграції Олег Рибачук [Ukraine-EC Roadmap 2005] (Урядовий портал) 04/26/2005
  • Photo: 1986 aerial view of the Chernobyl nuclear plant (AP/Yahoo) 04/26/2005
  • Belarus marks Chernobyl disaster (BBC) 04/26/2005

  • Excuse me, but is that a Ukrainian in the picture? [Veselka] (BRAMA) 04/25/2005
  • Photo: Candles are placed in front of a memorial dedicated to firemen who died after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster during a service in the city of Slavutich (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/25/2005
  • A Changing Business Climate in Ukraine (VOA) 04/25/2005
  • Економiчнi перспективи України очима американського експерта (VOA) 04/25/2005
  • Ветерани не готовi до примирення (VOA) 04/25/2005
  • Проблеми чорнобильцiв напередоднi чергової рiчницi (VOA) 04/25/2005
  • Українськi зеленi подають в суд на мера Омельченка (VOA) 04/25/2005
  • Russia's Putin: Soviet Collapse a Tragedy (AP/Yahoo) 04/25/2005
  • Free visas for Ukrainians (Slovak Spectator) 04/25/2005
  • Ukrainians Get Jitters Over Rising Hryvna (Moscow Times) 04/25/2005
  • Shevchenko Apologises To Ancelotti (Goal.com) 04/25/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's new Justice Minister Roman Zvarych speaks during an interview with the Associated Press in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, April 14, 2005. Zvarych, 51, was born in New York City into a family of Ukrainian immigrants. In 1993, he surrendered his U.S. passport to adopt Ukrainian citizenship and later went on to win a seat in the Ukrainian parliament. An ally of new President Viktor Yushchenko in parliament, Zvarych was tapped to head the Justice Ministry after Ukraine's Orange Revolution. (AP/Yahoo) 04/25/2005
  • Moscow takes calmer view on destiny of its former satellites (Financial Times) 04/25/2005
  • GUUAM leaders urge Russian withdrawal from Moldova, Georgia (Ukrainian Journal) 04/25/2005
  • Don't forget us, say Chernobyl victims (Guardian) 04/25/2005
  • Land Of The Dead. Eyewitnesses Recall the Terrible Human Cost [Chornobyl, Chernobyl] (UNIAN) 04/25/2005
  • Land of the dead. On April 26 1986, the No 4 reactor at the Chernobyl power station blew apart. (Guardian) 04/25/2005
  • Foreign Correspondent (Australia) to air documentary 'Chernobyl Heart' (Sydney Morning Herald) 04/25/2005
  • There's something for everyone in West Town [Ukrainian Village] (Chicago Tribune) 04/25/2005
  • Pope Benedict XVI Blessed Yushchenko and Ukrainian Nation (UNIAN) 04/25/2005
  • Kazakh opposition cries foul over rally ban [an attempt to stave off a possible Ukraine-style 'people's revolution'] (Reuters) 04/25/2005
  • Benedict XVI Invites UOC–MP Orthodox Head to Inauguration (RISU) 04/25/2005
  • Ющенко отримав вибачення за антирекламу в Донецьку (Українська правда) 04/25/2005
  • Fuel crisis at an end, declares Tymoshenko (Interfax-Russia) 04/25/2005
  • Germany's Fischer Accepts Responsibility Over Visas (Update3) (Bloomberg) 04/25/2005

  • Photo: Anti-smoking billboard 'Smoking? No time for that!' - Курити? На це нема часу! (Firstnews) 04/24/2005
  • Municipalities unprepared to take advantage of those looking to invest in Ukraine (Firstnews) 04/24/2005
  • Ottoman massacre of Armenians remembered across Europe [Armenian religious and community leaders headed a cortege of around 1,000 people in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv carrying candles and red carnations.] (AFP/Yahoo) 04/24/2005
  • Anti-smoking forces make gains in Ukraine (Firstnews) 04/24/2005
  • Trade in AIDS drugs (BBC) 04/24/2005
  • The Presidential Oil and Gas Scheme: Part Two - Gas (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/24/2005
  • Photo: Pope Benedict XVI celebrates his installation Mass in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican; Ukrainian Cardinal Lubomyr Husar at far left (AP/Yahoo) 04/24/2005
  • Ukrainian's photography exhibit stays close to subjects' reality [Boris Mikhailov] [Ann Arbor News] (Mlive) 04/24/2005
  • [Book] Hard questions put to an older brother. He was a member of the S.S., died in Ukraine and left a forbidden diary (SF Chronicle) 04/24/2005
  • Clothing drive collects 40 tons [for Ukraine] [Jackson Citizen Patriot] (Mlive) 04/24/2005
  • Migrant women trapped in Europe's sex industry (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/24/2005
  • The thankless task of promoting democracy [Dated 4/25/05] (IH Tribune) 04/24/2005
  • 350,000 in St. Peter's Square (CNN) 04/24/2005
  • [Book review] How do you save your father from a gold-digging Ukrainian with 'superior breasts'? ['A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian' by Marina Lewycka] (Houston Chronicle) 04/24/2005
  • Chornobyl ( Chernobyl ) remembered: 19 years later: April 26, 1986 (BRAMA) 04/24/2005
  • Children of Chornobyl Canadian Fund continues to send aid -/- Допомога Чорнобилю продовжується (BRAMA) 04/24/2005

  • Photo: Widows hold photographs of their husbands who died during or as a result of nuclear fallout from the Chernobyl disaster (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's boxer Wladimir Klitschko celebrates after winning the heavyweight fight against Cuban boxer Eliseo Castillo (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko celebrates (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko (L) is declared the winner (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • German Khan Not a Lady's Man. TNK-BP capitulates to Ukraine (Kommersant) 04/23/2005
  • Klitschko Stops Castillo in Fourth Round (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • CONVINCING WIN FOR KLITSCHKO (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: A.C. Milan's Ricardo Kaka' of Brazil, right, celebrates with his teammate Andryi Shevchenko of Ukraine after scoring against Parma during Italy major league soccer match at San Siro stadium in Mila (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko (R) walks away after knocking out exiled Cuban Eliseo Castillo (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Racing All The Way To Moscow. Pyotr Poroshenko passed Yulia Timoshenko (Kommersant) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko (L) delivers a punch to exiled Cuban Eliseo Castillo (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko celebrates his round four knock-out victory (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Widows hold photographs of their husbands who died during the Chernobyl disaster and its consequences (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Court reverses sale of Ukraine steel mill [Kryvorizhstal] (Financial Times) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko (L) delivers a punch to exiled Cuban Eliseo Castillo (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko (L) delivers a punch to undefeated Cuban Eliseo Castillo (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Relatives of fire fighters who battled the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster hold portraits of those who perished after extinguishing the blaze, at the power station's reactor, during a rally in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Taras, 6, a victim of after-effects of radioactive fallout from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Hundreds of Chernobyl survivors rally to demand more compensation (AP/Billings Gazette) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko celebrates his round four knock-out victory over exiled Cuban Eliseo Castillo in Dortmund, Germany (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Former Ukrainian WBO heavyweight champion Vladimir Klitschko is carried on the shoulder of an unidentified team member [Kyiv Mayor Omelchenko!] after his round four knock-out victory (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's boxer Wladimir Klitschko celebrates after winning the heavyweight fight against Cuban boxer Eliseo Castillo (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's boxer Wladimir Klitschko celebrates after winning the heavyweight fight against Cuban boxer Eliseo Castillo, right, in the Dortmund Westphalia hall on Saturday night, April 23,2005 (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's boxer Wladimir Klitschko celebrates after winning the heavyweight fight against Cuban boxer Eliseo Castillo (AP/Yahoo) 04/23/2005

  • The Role of the United Nations in American Foreign Policy [Richard C. Holbrooke] (Council on Foreign Relations) 04/22/2005
  • No Return Point. Ukraine being invited to join NATO is like passing the point of no return (Kommersant) 04/22/2005
  • Orthodox of Ukraine to Have New Saint (RISU) 04/22/2005
  • New Pope Roomed with Ukrainian Seminarian (RISU) 04/22/2005
  • Fighting the Monopolies (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine Surrenders to the Allies (Kommersant) 04/22/2005
  • 150,000 Expected at FJC sponsored Seders across the FSU (RISU) 04/22/2005
  • Photo: Presidents (L-R) Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine, Mikhail Saakashvili of Georgia, Vladimir Voronin of Moldova and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan speak to media after the GUUAM (Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova) summit in Chisinau (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • В Українi рiзко впав долар (VOA) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine divided over language row (BBC) 04/22/2005
  • Ukrainian Prosecutors Reveal Huge Embezzlement of Chernobyl Funds (Mosnews) 04/22/2005
  • Last Appeal of Accused Ohio Ex-Nazi Nixed [John Demjanjuk] (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • Ющенко пропонує вихiд з приднiстровської кризи (VOA) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine Worked Out Plan of Solving Transdniestrian Conflict (UNIAN) 04/22/2005
  • Embattled Belarus leader visits ally Russia (Reuters) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine Seeks to Quell Currency Worries [Economics Minister Asks Ukrainians Not to Panic After Currency Revaluation] (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • A Gasket Sealed. Russia outmaneuvers Ukraine for Turkmen gas – for now (Transitions Online) 04/22/2005
  • GUAM Leaders Pledge to Boost Regional Cooperation (Civil Georgia) 04/22/2005
  • Ukrainian Cavers smash world depth record (BBC) 04/22/2005
  • Lawyer: Court Cancels Earlier Mill Decision [Kryvorizhstal] (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • Vitaly Klitschko Sidelined by Surgery for 5 Months (Moscow Times) 04/22/2005
  • [AUDIO] Debut Novel Tackles Ukraine's Dark Political Past [Marina Lewycka discusses her novel, A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian. Dated 4/20/05] (Ukrainian Journal) 04/22/2005
  • Can Wladimir Klitschko resurrect his reputation? (East Side Boxing) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine joins Australian-led group against chemical and biological weapons (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • High court rejects ex-Nazi's extradition appeal [Michael Seifert] (AFP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine Court Reverses Own Ruling on Illegal Privatization of Steel Giant (Mosnews) 04/22/2005
  • Pecherski Court Cancelled Its Resolution on Illegality of “Kryvorozhstal” Privatization (UNIAN) 04/22/2005
  • At NATO Talks, Accord and Discord for U.S. and Russia (NY Times) 04/22/2005
  • Georgia Denies Delays in Pipeline Project (AP/Yahoo) 04/22/2005
  • Nato edges towards talks on Ukraine membership (Financial Times) 04/22/2005
  • Chernobyl child plays the bandula (Japan Times) 04/22/2005
  • Kuchma son-in-law trying to sell assets to Russian companies (Ukrainian Journal) 04/22/2005
  • Стабiлiзацiя цiн на енергоринку (VOA) 04/22/2005
  • Turkey turns down Ukraine's request to let oil tankers through strait (Ukrainian Journal) 04/22/2005
  • Ukraine Turns Screws on Russian Oil Firms (Moscow Times) 04/22/2005

  • NATO launches 'Intensified Dialogue' with Ukraine (NATO) 04/21/2005
  • Ukrainian President Congratulates New Pope (RISU) 04/21/2005
  • Chief Rabbi of Rome Visits Jewish Community of Zhitomir (FJC) 04/21/2005
  • Чому не зареєстрували ПОРУ? (VOA) 04/21/2005
  • Візит президента Ющенка до Румунії та Молдови (VOA) 04/21/2005
  • Трудова Україна хоче стати альтернативою владi (VOA) 04/21/2005
  • Challenges to the Church. Two experts on Catholicism and religion in Asia and Latin America - Prof. Jose Casanova [aired 4/20/05] (PBS) 04/21/2005
  • Tymoshenko's lawyer denied access to Russian case files (Interfax-Russia) 04/21/2005
  • A Pope for All Catholics (Transitions Online) 04/21/2005
  • Ukraine set to tackle Russian oil companies (Financial Times) 04/21/2005
  • The Presidential Oil and Gas Scheme: Part One - Oil (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/21/2005
  • Ukraine Bank Strengthens Currency (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Ukrainian Billionaire May Be Defector (Forbes) 04/21/2005
  • TNK-BP to cut Ukraine fuel prices as govt probes oil cos for possible collusion (AFX/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • NATO Backs Ukraine on Membership Goal (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Ukraine Gov't Reaches Deal on Gas Prices (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: A Ukrainian woman peers through the window at a currency exchange bureau in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko during a brief statement together with Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu at the end of their meeting at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace in Bucharest Romania (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko, right, walks past an honor guard with Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu, left, during the welcoming ceremony at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace in Bucharest Romania (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko, left, looks on as Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu, right, points his finger, during the welcoming ceremony at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace in Bucharest, Romania (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk, left, and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov share a toast during a lunch with NATO foreign ministers in Vilnius (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: A general view of the room is shown during a meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Commission in Vilnius (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasuyk gestures while speaking during a media conference after a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Vilnius (AP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005
  • Nato meets in ex-Soviet republic (BBC) 04/21/2005
  • Russia, U.S. Clash Over Belarus 'Dictator' (Reuters) 04/21/2005
  • Ukraine’s richest man skips town, runs things by telephone (Ukrainian Journal) 04/21/2005
  • NATO Offers Ukraine Talks on Membership Goal (Reuters) 04/21/2005
  • Meeting in Lithuania, NATO trumpets ties to Russia, Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 04/21/2005

  • Pastoral Letter of the Council of Bishops of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Beyond the Borders of Ukraine -/- Великоднє привітання духовенству і вірним Святої Української Православної Церкви (BRAMA) 04/20/2005
  • Archbishop Antony (Ukrainian Orthodox Church) sends message of prayerful greetings to His Holiness Benedict XVI (BRAMA) 04/20/2005
  • New Pope Celebrates His First Public Mass (AP/Yahoo) 04/20/2005
  • Benedict XVI: The Pope and His Agenda (L'espresso) 04/20/2005
  • Чорнобильцi хочуть угоди з урядом (VOA) 04/20/2005
  • Ukrainian Gov't Probes Russian Oil Cos. (AP/Yahoo) 04/20/2005
  • Волков звинувачує нову владу (VOA) 04/20/2005
  • Вибори-2006: круглий стiл (VOA) 04/20/2005
  • Experts believe next few months are crucial for Ukraine’s future (Firstnews) 04/20/2005
  • Prenuptial involving York man thrown out. Ukrainian mail-order bride signed contract under duress (AP/Charlotte Observer) 04/20/2005
  • Rice arrives with new volley of criticism for Russia (AFP/Yahoo) 04/20/2005
  • On This Day: 1996 - Ukraine reluctantly confirms, a decade after the Chernobyl disaster, that it will close down the plant by the year 2000 (Herald Sun (Australia)) 04/20/2005
  • The Oil Producers Disobeyed The Order. The Prices for a Fuel in Ukraine Will Not Be Lowered (Kommersant) 04/20/2005
  • When the going gets tough (IH Tribune) 04/20/2005
  • Why Russia is putting Stalin back on to his pedestal (Daily Telegraph) 04/20/2005
  • Head of Nato warns Ukraine of 'long road' to membership (Financial Times) 04/20/2005
  • Doctor shares insight on Ukrainian intrigue (Massachusetts Republican) 04/20/2005
  • Opposition groups fight government over fate of Donetsk boss (Ukrainian Journal) 04/20/2005
  • Exporters are worried about losing profits (Firstnews) 04/20/2005
  • Ukraine committee probes oil companies (AP/Business Week) 04/20/2005
  • Will Wladimir Klitschko Fulfill His Potential? (East Side Boxing) 04/20/2005
  • Kiev reveals bone marrow trafficking (AP/IH Tribune) 04/20/2005
  • Centers reflect changing community (Seattle Times) 04/20/2005
  • Ukraine President Yushchenko Says Revolution Inspired by Libya (Mathaba) 04/20/2005
  • Bucks contestant shines as 'American Idol' nears another cut. Anthony Fedorov draws praise from most judges. Tonight group will drop to six. (Allentown Morning Call) 04/20/2005

  • President Yushchenko Comments on Ukrainian-Russian Relations [RIA Novosti] (NY Jewish Times) 04/19/2005
  • Pipeline from Odessa to Brody Offers Chance for EU to Diversify its Energy Supply [Wall Street Journal Europe] (SEEurope) 04/19/2005
  • Chamber judgments concerning Ukraine (ECHR) 04/19/2005
  • Ukrainian government bans crude oil exports this year (III/AFX) 04/19/2005
  • Commentary: Did Russia defeat Hitler? (World Peace Herald) 04/19/2005
  • 53 Jewish Veterans Put on Tefillin in Donetsk Synagogue (FJC) 04/19/2005
  • Transcript of Remarks by President Bush at Dedication of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (USNewswire/Yahoo) 04/19/2005
  • Drunken sailor fined (Evening Star) 04/19/2005
  • Controversial German Cardinal Elected Pope [Joseph Ratzinger, 78, the Church's 265th pontiff, will take the name of Benedict XVI; leader of the world's 1.1 billion Roman Catholics] (Reuters) 04/19/2005
  • Prime minister and fashion star: Ukrainian leader appears in Elle [Tymoshenko] (AFP/Yahoo) 04/19/2005
  • Ukraine PM makes Elle front cover (BBC) 04/19/2005
  • Photo: Women's magazines in the shop-window of a news-stall in Kiev. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, a leader of last year's pro-Western 'Orange Revolution,' made the cover of the Ukrainian edition of Elle magazine, a rare event for a political personality. (AFP/Yahoo) 04/19/2005
  • One Ukrainian adoption down, one more to go (South Bend Tribune) 04/19/2005
  • International adoption: Seminar set for May 14 (South Bend Tribune) 04/19/2005
  • Greece crash kills man, 21 [Aleksandr Klepanchuk] (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 04/19/2005
  • Three senior police officers in custody over journalist murder (Ukrainian Journal) 04/19/2005
  • 60th Anniversary of Handshake That Made History [April 25, 1945 - Soviet soldiers of the 1st Ukrainian Front] (USDOS) 04/19/2005
  • Regime Change On The Cheap (RFE/RL) 04/19/2005
  • Омельченко хоче об'єднати Київ з областю і зробити з них Фінляндію (УНІАН) 04/19/2005
  • Govt Adopted Measures to Implement Ukraine-EU Plan of Actions (UNIAN) 04/19/2005
  • Georgian PM: Uzbekistan Rejects to Participate in GUUAM Summit [Uzbekistan has consistently ignored the GUUAM] (Civil Georgia) 04/19/2005
  • Ukraine backs UN commission's non-interference resolution (Interfax-Russia) 04/19/2005
  • Criminal group trading in human tissue uncovered in Ukraine (Interfax-Russia) 04/19/2005
  • A visit from the Ukraine. Principals touring CAHS find school challenges are similar (Cheboygan Tribune) 04/19/2005
  • Russia Violated Agreements on Stay of Russian Black Sea Fleet in Ukraine – Foreign Ministry of Ukraine (UNIAN) 04/19/2005
  • Transport Minister Chervonenko Offended with Statements of Prime Minister Tymoshenko (UNIAN) 04/19/2005
  • Boyfriend Row, Candles Led to Paris Hotel Blaze (Reuters) 04/19/2005

  • Ukraine, Russia Spar Over Turkmen Gas. By Roman Kupchinsky (RFE/RL) 04/18/2005
  • U.S., British Authors Vie for Orange Prize [Briton's Marina Lewycka's darkly comic family saga, 'A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian,' a contender for the $57,000 prize.] (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Photo: U.S. Cardinal Michael Edward Egan, left, and Ukraine's Cardinal Lubomyr Husar attend a Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Ющенко закликає до змiн у приватизацiї (VOA) 04/18/2005
  • Cardinals Begin Secret Talks to Elect Pope (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Police Hold Woman Over Deadly Paris Hotel Fire [About 50 people injured, including...Ukrainian nationals.] (Reuters) 04/18/2005
  • Ukraine visa update -/- Про візи... (BRAMA) 04/18/2005
  • Прямий ефiр з послом США Гербстом (VOA) 04/18/2005
  • Cashing In on Color Revolution (Moscow Times) 04/18/2005
  • Міnister Zvarych, Could Be Another Fake Professor? (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/18/2005
  • Six writers vie for Orange prize [Marina Lewycka has been shortlisted for her debut novel] (BBC) 04/18/2005
  • Refugee daughter is Orange nominee [Marina Lewycka's 'A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian'] (PA/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Colourful lives of the Orange shortlist novelists [A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian, a farcical debut novel by Marina Lewycka] (Daily Telegraph) 04/18/2005
  • Parishioners have faith in Cardinal Husar (Capital News 9) 04/18/2005
  • Ukrainian sisters begrudge their dad's 36-year-old wife [Marina Lewycka's 'A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian'] (Detroit Free Press) 04/18/2005
  • A Point of View [Ferdinand Mount, wrote the other day that...(t)he whole business looks as furtive as a Ukrainian gang master assembling a task force of illegal immigrants.] (BBC) 04/18/2005
  • Ukrainian in Moscow sounds proudly (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/18/2005
  • Surgery for Klitschko; Title Defense Postponed Again (Reuters) 04/18/2005
  • Stocks expected to rise after govt pledge on privatizations (Ukrainian Journal) 04/18/2005
  • On this day in 1988: 'Ivan the Terrible' guilty of war crimes [John Demjanjuk] (BBC) 04/18/2005
  • Naval Retreat. Ukraine intends to get rid of the Black Sea Fleet (Kommersant) 04/18/2005
  • Goddess of Revolution who makes Russians see red [Tymoshenko] (Glasgow Herald) 04/18/2005
  • Anger at use of foetuses for 'beauty' [Pregnant women and girls in Ukraine are reportedly being offered up to £100] (Daily Mail) 04/18/2005
  • Chernobyl NPP's debt totals 30Mln hryvni (Interfax-Russia) 04/18/2005
  • Alexander's ragtime brand of fine form [3 Stars for the Ukrainian Museum in NYC] (NY Post) 04/18/2005
  • Soviet Hatred Still Simmers in Poland (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Yushchenko Wants Analysis of Previous Deals (AP/Yahoo) 04/18/2005
  • Two miners brought to safety in Ukraine (IOL) 04/18/2005
  • Video clip of banquet in honor of President Viktor Yushchenko in Washington DC, April 6 (by LKvideo.com) (BRAMA) 04/18/2005
  • Yushchenko Has Introduced Semeniuk to SPFU [State Property Fund of Ukraine] (UNIAN) 04/18/2005
  • Rivals jockey for position in Ukraine mobile market (Financial Times) 04/18/2005

  • Photo: President Viktor Yushchenko and Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko plant a tree Sunday, April 17, 2005, in Kiev's Park of Glory on Ecology Day (AP/Yahoo) 04/17/2005
  • Photo: Ukrainian death camp survivor Petro Dontsov stands in front of the main building of the former Nazi concentration camp in Sachsenhausen near the German capital Berlin, April 17, 2005. Survivors of the Nazi death camp Sachsenhausen will gather this Sunday to mark the 60th anniversary of the camp's liberation in 1945 and remember the victims of the Holocaust. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/17/2005
  • Beauty salons fuel trade in aborted babies. Racketeers pay Ukraine women to sell foetuses to quack clinics for £10,000 courses of 'anti-ageing' jabs (The Observer) 04/17/2005
  • Iraqi troops tighten cordon on besieged town (AFP/Yahoo) 04/17/2005
  • Sex Ring [Russian and Ukrainian women lured to Barbados with promises of quick money in legitimate jobs but, once in the island, were being forced to work as prostitutes] (Barbados Nation) 04/17/2005
  • Jafza targeting industrial sectors in Ukraine - UAE (Khaleej Times) 04/17/2005
  • Kremlin hints at reprisal if faced with revolution (Sunday Herald) 04/17/2005
  • Oleksander Turchynov: The order to crush the revolution came with Kuchma’s consent. The land forces though, were ready to switch to the side of the people. (Ukrainska Pravda) 04/17/2005

  • Photo: Jevgenija Wasiljeva Romanova from the Ukrainian city of Charkov, a survivor of the Ravensbruek, Nazi concentration camp in eastern Germany, takes the hand of a female figure part of a memorial monument at the former camp on Saturday, April 16, 2005. More than 500 survivors of the Ravensbruek concentration camp return this weekend to commemorate the victims of the Nazi terror regime, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the liberation of the camp in April 1945. (AP/Yahoo) 04/16/2005
  • Party calls for resignation of Ukrainian Minister of Justice (Roman Zvarych) (BRAMA) 04/16/2005
  • Steel Mill May Stay in Ukraine's Hands [Kryvorizhstal] (AP/Yahoo) 04/16/2005
  • Library's digitization project to highlight immigrants to Northeast Missouri. Library seeking photographs of Ilasco to use in collection (Hannibal Courier-Post) 04/16/2005
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko involved in missile sales to China, Iran: opponent (AFP/Yahoo) 04/16/2005
  • Appeal to all those who care. Chornobyl bazaar benefit -/- ЗВЕРНЕННЯ ДО ВСІХ НЕБАЙДУЖИХ (BRAMA) 04/16/2005
  • Fantastic gore. Mario Bava's The Mask of Satan (1960) [Nikolai Gogol (1809-1852) grew up in Ukraine...] (Guardian) 04/16/2005
  • Trenton visit on agenda of former Soviet leader Gorbachev (NY Newsday) 04/16/2005
  • Tymoshenko not negotiating criminal case closure with Russia (Interfax-Russia) 04/16/2005

  • An Unorthodox Orthodoxy (National Review) 04/15/2005
  • Зiнченко пропонує референдум з полiтреформи (VOA) 04/15/2005
  • Observers from Ukraine, Serbia, Russia to observe British election: newspaper (AFP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • Чергове скорочення українських миротворцiв в Iраку (VOA) 04/15/2005
  • Ukraine Seeks Equality With Russia (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • Chango Spasiuk - This Is the Sound of Globalization (NY Times) 04/15/2005
  • Pora organization demands dismissal of Ukrainian justice minister [Zvarych] (Interfax-Russia) 04/15/2005
  • Paris Hotel Fire Kills at Least 20 (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • New Ukrainian Museum casts Archipenko in a new light (Villager) 04/15/2005
  • Yushchenko puts [Microsoft CEO Bill] Gates in Ukrainian investment council (Interfax-Russia) 04/15/2005
  • Yushchenko Vows to Safeguard Media Rights (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • Photo: A fire swept through a central Paris hotel used by immigrants and tourists on Friday, killing at least 20 people including 10 children, police said. About 50 people were also injured, including U.S...and Ukrainian nationals (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • Ukraine demands Russian respect (BBC) 04/15/2005
  • 136 Peacekeepers Return from Iraq to Ukraine (UNIAN) 04/15/2005
  • Ukraine embraces its 'new attitude' (Wash Times) 04/15/2005
  • Photo: Nataliya Katerynchuk, editor-in-chief of Ukraine's NTN television, talks about the station's current battle for survival in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • No plans to prolong Russian fleet's stay in Ukraine past 2017 - Tarasyuk (Interfax-Russia) 04/15/2005
  • Tymoshenko Claims She Canceled Her Visit to Russia, Expecting RF to Get Rid of its “Elder Brother” Complex (UNIAN) 04/15/2005
  • Bars before eleven [(T)here's still the Sly Fox (formerly 'Lys Mykyta'), a.k.a. the Ukrainian Bar on 140 2nd Avenue...] (Washington Square News) 04/15/2005