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Russian pressure on Ukraine mounts (Ukrainian Journal) 06/30/2005
МЗС про повернення Бакая і Пукача (VOA) 06/30/2005
НДП нарiкає на політичні переслідування (VOA) 06/30/2005
Govt to Probe into Activities of 13 State-Owned Companies: Naftohaz, Ukrtelecom, Ukrtatnafta, and Others (UNIAN) 06/29/2005
Ukrainian economic roundtable fails to convince investors (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 06/29/2005
Ukrainian Security Supremo Promises New Transparent Privatization Rules (Black Enterprise) 06/29/2005
Israel Confirmed that General Pukach Stays at Its Territory [Gongadze] (UNIAN) 06/29/2005
CIS military structures seen shrinking at defense ministers' meeting (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 06/29/2005
Ternopil Deputy Blames “Communists and Jews” for Protest (RISU) 06/28/2005
NATO to Assist Ukraine in Joining Alliance (Mosnews) 06/28/2005
Gongadze's killer reportedly found in Israel (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 06/27/2005
Генерал Пукач в Iзраїлi, говорять тамтешнi ЗМI (VOA) 06/27/2005
U.S. Ukraine Policy Dialogue (USUF) 06/25/2005
Polish president suggests pan-European poll on EU (Reuters) 06/25/2005
Ukraine Resists Integration Into Ex-Soviet Economic Union, Only Signs Up for Free Trade Zone (AP/Yahoo) 06/25/2005
Ukrainian regional official injured in assassination attempt [TV 5 Kanal][Mykola Ovcharenko, deputy head of the Cherkasy Region state administration for humanitarian issues, shot] (Monsters and Critics) 06/25/2005
Ukrainian Communists rule out election pact with major opposition parties (Monsters and Critics) 06/25/2005
What's Left of the Union? [Volume 52, Number 12. July 14, 2005] (NY Review of Books) 06/25/2005
Paper says fugitive Ukrainian general wanted for journalist murder is in Israel [Gen Oleksiy Pukach, wanted on charges of murdering journalist Heorhiy Gongadze] (Monsters and Critics) 06/24/2005
Ukraine fears the rise of new oligarchs [Prime Minister Tymoshenko is described as a former oligarch; Victor Pinchuk is not a happy tycoon] (BBC) 06/24/2005
Винесення вироку екс-прем`єру Лазаренку вiдкладено (VOA) 06/24/2005
Rada rejects bills for WTO accession (Ukrainian Journal) 06/24/2005
Charges against Yanukovych only a matter of time, says police officer (Ukrainian Journal) 06/24/2005
General Prosecutor’s Office Arrested Chairman of Luhansk Oblast Council (UNIAN) 06/22/2005
Yushchenko meets Rupert Murdoch, affirms commitment to free speech (Ukrainian Journal) 06/22/2005
Controversial ex-official appointed adviser to Ukrainian railway chief (Monsters and Critics) 06/22/2005
Moscow Criticized In Council Of Europe Plenary Debate [Ukraine's foreign minister, Borys Tarasyuk, said in Kyiv yesterday that the draft resolution was 'provocative' and an attempt to divert attention from the debate on Russian commitments to the Council of Europe.] (RFE/RL) 06/22/2005
Ukrainian president still optimistic on EU future (AFP/Tocqueville Connection) 06/22/2005
Ukrainian opposition TV owner dies [MP Ihor Pluzhnykov, Inter TV; toxic hepatitis or atypical poisoning?] (Monsters and Critics) 06/22/2005
People's Union-Our Ukraine makes surprising choice to lead Kyiv branch (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 06/22/2005
Ющенко звільнив посла України в США [Михайла РЕЗНІКА] (УНІАН) 06/22/2005
Допит Тихонова триває з 11.00, але його обіцяють відпустити (УНІАН) 06/22/2005
Yushchenko's premature EU application (Euro-reporters) 06/22/2005
США нададуть Українi правоохоронну допомогу (VOA) 06/21/2005
Yushchenko Encourages Murdoch to Invest in Nation's Media (AP/Yahoo) 06/21/2005
Таємничі плани медіа-магната Мердока в Україні (УНІАН) 06/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (L) and media tycoon Rupert Murdoch shake hands as they meet in Kie (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/21/2005
Тарасюк звинувачує росiян у провокацiї (VOA) 06/21/2005
Стівен Пайфер: «Вiдсутнiсть єдиної позиції дещо спантеличує» (VOA) 06/21/2005
Russians Hear From Ukraine Officials (AP/Yahoo) 06/21/2005
Yushchenko's Disappearing Moment (Transitions Onlne) 06/20/2005
У Києвi обговорено розвиток громадянського суспiльства (VOA) 06/20/2005
ПАРЄ розглянe, чи переслiдують опозицiю в Українi (VOA) 06/20/2005
Chair shaky under Ukraine's Chief Prosecutor (Jamestown Foundation) 06/20/2005
Ukrainian propresidential party leaders mull election options (Monsters and Critics.com - Glasgow,UK) 06/18/2005
Ukrainian premier urges coalition talks with president, speaker (Monsters and Critics) 06/18/2005
Ukraine's leaders vow to speed up reform (Reuters) 06/17/2005
Опитування: Ющенку довіряють більше ніж Путіну (VOA) 06/16/2005
The Viktor and Yulia show (Economist) 06/16/2005
Київські депутати припиняють голодування (VOA) 06/16/2005
Фальсифiкацiя справи Гонгадзе на найвищому рiвнi? (VOA) 06/16/2005
Ukrainian Deputies to Listen to Piskun Talking in Private (Kommersant) 06/15/2005
Ukrainian Deputy Premier [Bezsmertniy] Says All Villages Will Have Elected Officials (Black Enterprise) 06/15/2005
Owner of Ukrainian TV channel critically ill - MP [Ihor Pluzhnykov of Inter] (Monsters and Critics) 06/15/2005
Corruption schemes exposed at Ukraine's state-run companies (Monsters and Critics) 06/15/2005
Top Ukrainian lawmaker [Lytvyn] backs return of Jewish property (AP/Ha'aretz) 06/13/2005
Журналiсти критикують нову владу (VOA) 06/13/2005
Нова концепція боротьби з корупцією в Українi (VOA) 06/13/2005
[Video] Пiдсумки вашингтонської конференцiї, присвяченiй дiалогу мiж Україною i США [US-Ukraine Foundation-sponsored conference on Political Dialogue Between the US and Ukraine] (VOA) 06/13/2005
As You Sow, You Shall Mow (Dzerkalo tyzhnia) 06/13/2005
Who’s Blix To Us? [President Viktor Yushchenko’s meeting with Hans Blix, the head of the Chernobyl Shelter Fund Donor Assembly, was slated for 1.p.m. June 6. Half an hour before the meeting was to begin, it was canceled without any explanations or apologies.] (Dzerkalo tyzhnia) 06/13/2005
Литвин про справу Гонгадзе: 'Я найбільш зацікавлений' (УНІАН) 06/13/2005
The Mariinsky Project (Dzerkalo tyzhnia) 06/13/2005
Уряд України зацiкавлений в об'єднаннi авiапiдприємств в єдину корпорацiю (Урядовий портал) 06/13/2005
Govt orders Justice Ministry to rush seizure of privatized steel mill (Ukrainian Journal) 06/13/2005
Orange Revolution loses a little lustre [the government has...allowed (Ukraine) to remain an economic colony (of Russia)] (Finanial Times) 06/13/2005
Ukraine Takes Step to Void Privatization [Viktor Pinchuk's Interpipe Corporation bought a 25 percent stake and won the right to control the government's 25 percent plus one stake in the factory in a 2003 tender in which no other bidders were allowed to participate. The tycoon paid 205 million hryvna ($40.6 million; euro33 million).] (AP/Yahoo) 06/13/2005
Russia: Rock's Revolutionary Influence ['They have learned from the events in Ukraine that popular music can be a very powerful force.] (RFE/RL) 06/12/2005
Ukrainian Deputy PM [Roman Bezsmertnyy] Says Local Government Reform is Essence of Political Reform (BBC/Black Enterprise) 06/12/2005
Fledgling political party mimics GOP (Wash Times) 06/11/2005
Rhetoric Poll. Ukrainians confirm their readiness to enter the EU (Kommersant) 06/10/2005
Ukraine Reviews Language Ties with Russia (Angus-Reid) 06/10/2005
Ukrainian Prosecutor-General Says Gongadze Case 'Solved' (RFE/RL) 06/10/2005
Media bias decreases in Ukraine, but through dubious means (Jamestown Foundation) 06/10/2005
Ukraine to press ahead in drive to join EU (Financial Times) 06/10/2005
Russia Addresses Neighbors Joining NATO (AP/Yahoo) 06/10/2005
Yushchenko coalition would win majority at election, new poll shows (Ukrainian Journal) 06/10/2005
Українцi стали менше довiряти владi (VOA) 06/09/2005
Контроверза навколо львiвського замку (VOA) 06/09/2005
Віктор Янукович про помаранчеву революцiю (VOA) 06/08/2005
Preparation of Sale of “Kryvorozhstal” Mill and Contest Likely to Take Not Less than 100 Days (UNIAN) 06/08/2005
Ukraine Takes Control of Steel Mill (AP/Yahoo) 06/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko gestures as she talks to the media during a news conference in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, June 8, 2005. Tymoshenko said that Ukraine's government has taken full control of the Kryvorizhstal steel mill, which was sold last year in this ex-Soviet republic's most controversial privatization deal. (AP/Yahoo) 06/08/2005
В Українi розгортається новий скандал (VOA) 06/08/2005
Kremlin shadow looms over Kazakh-Ukrainian talks (Jamestown Foundation) 06/08/2005
Ukraine Launches Investigation Into U.S. Ambassador’s [John Herbst] Tapped Telephone Conversations (Mosnews) 06/08/2005
Criminal charges filed against former Ukrainian People's Democratic Party [Taras Kuzio] (Jamestown Foundation) 06/08/2005
Op-Ed: Lifting Yushchenko's Log (Moscow Times) 06/07/2005
Ukrainian police go after Yanukovych, Medvedchuk (Jamestown Foundation) 06/07/2005
Itching to Sell Krivorozhstal Again (Kommersant) 06/07/2005
Ukraine's Prime Minister Orders Mill Resale [Kryvorizhstal] (AP/Yahoo) 06/07/2005
Ukraine 'ready for steel resale' [Kryvorizhstal] (BBC) 06/07/2005
Yanukovych questioned Monday over separatism, misuse of funds (Ukrainian Journal) 06/07/2005
PM orders immediate start to re-auction of state Kryvorizhstal stake (Ukrainian Journal) 06/07/2005
Ukrainian elections in 2006 test of democracy (Prague Daily Monitor) 06/07/2005
Ukraine to re-auction nation's steel giant [Kryvorizhstal] (AFP/Yahoo) 06/07/2005
Premier to soon meet with SPF to arrange Kryvorizhstal sale (Ukrainian Journal) 06/06/2005
Naftogaz chief: Caspian crude may move via Odessa pipeline next year (Ukrainian Journal) 06/06/2005
Ukraine refuses to sign CIS trade accord (Ukrainian Journal) 06/06/2005
Proposals on Ukrainian Reprivatization All Fall Short of Ideal (BBC/Blackenterprise) 06/06/2005
Photo: Ukrainian opposition party leader and former premier Viktor Yanukovich (R) is greeted by supporters as he arrives at Kiev's Department for Fighting Organized Crime, June 6, 2005. Yanukovich appeared on Monday at the department of Ukraine's Interior Ministry for interrogation. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2005
Photo: Ukrainian opposition party leader and former premier Viktor Yanukovich, answers journalists' questions in front of Kiev's Department for Fighting Organized Crime building, June 6, 2005. Yanukovich appeared on Monday at the department of Ukraine's Interior Ministry for interrogation. (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/06/2005
Photo: The former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viiktor Yanukovych talks to media near Police Department, Ukraine, Kiev, Monday, June 6, 2005, before being questioned in connection with the alleged mishandling of government funds. Yanukovych was summoned before anti-organized crime investigators to testify about last summer's transfer of 4.8 million hryvna (US$950,000; euro 740,000) from the state budget to the airport in his hometown of Donetsk. (AP/Yahoo) 06/06/2005
Оцiнка свободи слова за нової i старої влади (VOA) 06/06/2005
«Квалофікована опозиція» критикує дії нового уряду (VOA) 06/06/2005
Томенко визначає деякi прiоритети уряду (VOA) 06/05/2005
[PDF] Will the Orange Revolution bear fruit? by Grzegorz Gromadzki, Oleksandr Sushko, Marius Vahl, Kataryna Wolczuk and Roman Wolczuk (Batory Foundation) 06/03/2005
It Is Yours for Keeps [Massandra Tsar Palace, Crimea] (Kommersant) 06/03/2005
Shevchenko appointed advisor to Ukraine President [Note: Striker Andrij Shevchenko supported Yushchenko's rival candidate Viktor Yanukovych in the 2004 presidential election] (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/03/2005
Tempers Ran High [Krivorozhstal, Pinchuk] (Kommersant) 06/03/2005
CIS leaders in Tbilisi but not optimistic (Georgia Messenger) 06/03/2005
EU Constitution Worries Aspiring Members (AP/Yahoo) 06/03/2005
Kiev court upholds Kryvorizhstal ruling (Ukrainian Journal) 06/03/2005
Ukraine didn’t sign the protocol on removal of commercial restrictions: Tbilissi sitting of CIS PMs (Kazinform) 06/03/2005
23 documents signed at the Tbilisi meeting by CIS PMs (Kazinform) 06/03/2005
Ukraine seeks to take back firms (Reuters/IHT) 06/03/2005
Yanukovych site fudges former PM itinerary as he skips interrogators (Ukrainian Journal) 06/03/2005
Ukrainian PM: GUAM not an Alternative to CIS (Civil Georgia) 06/03/2005
Бiзнес i влада в Українi -- партнери? (VOA) 06/02/2005
Photo: Ukrainian tycoon Viktor Pinchuk is seen prior to his meeting with media in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, June 2, 2005. Pinchuk said Thursday that he had proposed a compromise with Ukraine's new government that would allow him to keep control over the country's biggest steel mill. Kryvorizhstal was sold last year to Pinchuk, the son-in-law of former President Leonid Kuchma, and another tycoon for US$800 million (665 million). The sale went through despite reportedly higher offers from major steel bidders in the United States and Russia and sparked outrage in Ukraine and abroad. (AP/Yahoo) 06/02/2005
Photo: Ukrainian tycoon Viktor Pinchuk talks to media in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, June 2, 2005. Pinchuk said Thursday that he had proposed a compromise with Ukraine's new government that would allow him to keep control over the country's biggest steel mill. Kryvorizhstal was sold in 2004 to Pinchuk, the son-in-law of former President Leonid Kuchma, and another tycoon for US$800 million (665 million), despite reportedly higher offers from major steel bidders in the United States and Russia, sparking outrage in Ukraine and abroad. (AP/Yahoo) 06/02/2005
Суд визнав приватизацiю «Криворiжсталi» незаконною (VOA) 06/02/2005
Ukrainian Tycoon Seeks Compromise With Government to Hold Onto Massive Steel Mill (AP/Yahoo) 06/02/2005
Yushchenko moves to create new cabinet-level Construction Ministry (Ukrainian Journal) 06/02/2005
Створено асоцiацiю древнiх мiст України (VOA) 06/02/2005
Steel Tycoon Warns Ukraine: Act 'European'--Not Russian (Forbes) 06/02/2005
Interior Ministry Summons Medvedchuk and Surkis Brothers to Explain Building Sanatorium in Zakarpattia (UNIAN) 06/01/2005
Parliament rejects nationalization of Kryvorishstal, Ukrrudprom (Ukrainian Journal) 06/01/2005
Blue-collar region suspicious of Yushchenko regime (Financial Times) 06/01/2005
Former security chief reveals details about violence during Ukrainian presidential election (Jamestown Foundation) 06/01/2005
Амнiстiя в Українi викликає неоднозначну реакцiю (VOA) 06/01/2005
Верховна Рада рекомендує звільнити прокурора Закарпаття Юрія Бенцу і начальника Управління МВС області Юрія Раховського у зв’язку із застосуванням сили щодо народних депутатів в Ужгороді 21 травня (Радіо Свобода) 06/01/2005
Український уряд змiнює позицiю щодо ЄЕП (VOA) 06/01/2005
Україна надiється на пiдтримку США (VOA) 06/01/2005
В Українi планують допитати екс-чиновникiв (VOA) 06/01/2005
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