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Regal exhausts its reserves of goodwill (The Observer) 07/31/2005
Benedict XVI: Angelus Prayer [scroll down to Ukrainian greeting] (Holy See) 07/31/2005
Vice PM Suggests Ways out of Orthodox-Catholic Property Conflict in Ternopil (RISU) 07/31/2005
UOC–KP Orthodox Synod Proposes Awards for National Deputies (RISU) 07/31/2005
Ukrainian Muslims Condemn Recent Terrorism (RISU) 07/31/2005
Jean Paul Gaultier, fashion show in Paris [Kateryna Yushchenko] (Enjoy France) 07/30/2005
The recipe for a powerful woman: Live in the US, work in business and go into politics (Independent) 07/30/2005
Ukraine gas field deal undervalued by £70m, says Regal (Guardian) 07/30/2005
Greek Catholic Representative Calls Russian Orthodox to Tolerance (RISU) 07/30/2005
Ми писали, ми писали... (Deutsche Welle) 07/30/2005
Ukraine Trade Union Leader Praises Revolution But Continues Fight For Change [Mikhail Volynets] (RFE/RL) 07/29/2005
Уряд не стримуватиме штучно ціни на пальне (VOA) 07/29/2005
Naftogaz Ukrayiny fails to meet govt natural gas contracts deadline (Ukrainian Journal) 07/29/2005
Plane carrying Polish defense minister barred from Belarus airspace (Ukrainian Journal) 07/29/2005
Assassination plot reported against PM (Ukrainian Journal) 07/29/2005
Photo: A member of the Ukrainian special forces (L) stands guard while a convict destroys illegal marihuana plants in Snezhnoe, some 110 km (968 miles) north of Donetsk, July 29, 2005. The seized drugs had a street market value of about $30,000, a spokesman said. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/29/2005
Few real signs of crisis for Yushchenko and Orange Revolution (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/29/2005
U.S. Administration Loves Ukraine More than Congress (Kommersant) 07/29/2005
Yushchenko Speaks With Journalist Leshchenko (UNIAN) 07/29/2005
Ющенко і журналіст 'Української правди' потисли руки по телефону (УНІАН) 07/29/2005
Ющенко потелефонував до 'Української правди' (Українська Правда) 07/29/2005
President's son fined £2 on TV by minister for driving offence (Daily Telegraph) 07/29/2005
Son's antics vex Yushchenko (Guardian) 07/29/2005
Forged Documents from Сentral Electoral Commission Discovered by Police (UNIAN) 07/29/2005
Memoir of the Holocaust. Joe Pell's book recounts escaping Nazis, fighting back (SF Chronicle) 07/29/2005
Тимошенко оприлюднила довідку про свої доходи за 2004 рік (УНІАН) 07/29/2005
3rd most powerful woman - Yulia Tymoshenko, Prime minister, Ukraine (Forbes) 07/29/2005
The 100 Most Powerful Women [1.Condoleezza Rice (Secretary of state U.S.), 2.Wu Yi (Vice Premier, minister of health China), 3.Yulia Tymoshenko (Prime minister, Ukraine)...] (Forbes) 07/29/2005
Rice Head Forbes' List of Powerful Women [Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoschenko in third place] (AP/Yahoo) 07/29/2005
EBRD funds to lift CEE yeast , malt production (Novis) 07/29/2005
Kiev Rewriting Rules on Energy (Moscow Times) 07/29/2005
Get out your banduras: There's a brand new Ukrainian restaurant in Kent. European Cafe Ukraine (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 07/29/2005
Triumph over tragedy: Residents take in Chernobyl children (Canton Journal) 07/29/2005
A Lifetime of Memories. Tearful goodbyes mark end of stay for Chernobyl children (Lowell Sun) 07/29/2005
Ruthenian-language Gospel of Matthew Presented (RISU) 07/29/2005
Locally made movie is honored Saturday ['Under Fire,' documentary about Soviet women, interviews conducted in Cincinnati's sister city Kharkiv, Ukraine, in 2002. Director Sergei Linkov] (Cincinnati Enquirer) 07/29/2005
Вчора внаслідок ДТП під Львовом загинули 10 осіб (Урядовий портал) 07/29/2005
Police Fear Foul Play in Disappearance of Model [Iryna Singerman, a 21-year-old Ukrainian, immigrated last year and was married in the US] (LA Times) 07/29/2005
Renton (WA) teenager found dead at base of falls: Boy celebrating birthday likely drowned at park [Vadim Lats, born in the Ukraine, family moved to the U.S. seven years ago] (King County Journal) 07/29/2005
Owings Mills teen dies in New York state crash [Anatoliy Cheremnykh, 14, was attending a summer dance camp] (Baltimore Sun) 07/29/2005
Ukrainian woman adjusting in jail. Lidiya Gurinovich, 75, does not speak English. (Times Leader) 07/29/2005
Hasidic Jews Want to Make Ukrainian Village a Pilgrimage Site (RISU) 07/29/2005
On this day in 1993: Israeli court sets Demjanjuk free (BBC) 07/29/2005
Міхаель Ґлос: Німеччина зацікавлена мати гарні відносини з Україною (Deutsche Welle) 07/29/2005
ОПЕРАтивний Кабмiн: урядовцям термiново треба зробити культпохiд у Нацiональну оперу (Україна молода) 07/29/2005
Footwear Maker Alpina Opens New Company in Ukraine (Slovenia BW) 07/28/2005
Long walk to freedom of former MP [From War to Westminster - Stefan Terlezki (rounded up as a slave by the Germans in his native Ukraine, aged 14, during World War II)] (BBC) 07/28/2005
'Ukraine's Future Is in Its Hands,' Says Assistant Secretary Fried. Says there is 'historic window of opportunity' for Ukraine (USDOS) 07/28/2005
Експерти про свободу слова в Україні (VOA) 07/28/2005
Українські миротворці виявили колишні склади саддамівської армії (VOA) 07/28/2005
Андрій Ющенко, син президента: продовження конфлікту (VOA) 07/28/2005
“Україна після помарначевої революції” – слухання у Конгресі США (VOA) 07/28/2005
Українські мусульмани засуджують тероризм (VOA) 07/28/2005
Ukraine scraps visas for Canadian, EU citizens (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
Visa-free travel for Canadians in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko speaks to the media during a press conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
Ukraine investigates assassination attempt on PM (Reuters/AlertNet) 07/28/2005
Prime Minister Tymoshenko Rejects U.S. Concern Over Ukraine's Economic Performance (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
[PDF] Testimony by Taras Kuzio PhD (Ukraine hearing July 27, 2005) (House.gov) 07/28/2005
[PDF] Testimony of Stephen B. Nix, Esq. (Ukraine hearing July 27, 2005) (House.gov) 07/28/2005
[PDF] Statement by Ambassador Nelson C. Ledsky (Ukraine hearing July 27, 2005) (House.gov) 07/28/2005
[PDF] Testimony by Ambassador Daniel Fried (Ukraine hearing July 27, 2005) (House.gov) 07/28/2005
[PDF] Statement of Chairman Elton Gallegly (Ukraine hearing July 27, 2005) (House.gov) 07/28/2005
[Hearing Notice July 27, 2005] Ukraine: Developments in the Aftermath of the Orange Revolution (House.gov) 07/28/2005
Андрій Ющенко: Так, я був легковажним і на багато речей просто не звертав уваги (Україна молода) 07/28/2005
Ukrainian Media Tests Freedom Boundaries (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
The president, the playboy and a £70,000 BMW (Daily Telegraph) 07/28/2005
Влада і ЗМI нові, а проблеми старі (Deutsche Welle) 07/28/2005
Ukraine seeks construction of pipeline from Iraq’s Kirkukk oil fields (Ukrainian Journal) 07/28/2005
Gas prices spike on refinery closure (Ukrainian Journal) 07/28/2005
Former village worker dies [Eustachius “Stanley” Shewchuk] (Chicago Daily Herald) 07/28/2005
Ukrainian Court Ruling Temporarily Freezes Return of Major Steel Plant to Government [Viktor Pinchuk's Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant] (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
US judge denies former Ukrainian PM Lazarenko bid for new trial (AFP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
Land property rights will shortly be registered in 'single window', State Land Committee Chief states (Government Portal) 07/28/2005
Economic reform lags in Ukraine (IH Tribune) 07/28/2005
Mikhail Saakashvili Withdrew His Challenge...to Russia and Viktor Yushenko [see: The President Who Didn’t Come] (Kommersant) 07/28/2005
Basketball, Bible part of trip to Ukraine (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette) 07/28/2005
Hungary sees need for better integration as more refugees stay [Ukrainian asylum seekers prefer to settle in Hungary, close to their home country.] (Reuters/Alertnet) 07/28/2005
'За Армстронга готовий віддати все'. Розмова з Ярославом Поповичем (Львівська газета) 07/28/2005
Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko's son, Andriy, seen in Kiev, Ukraine, in this Wednesday Nov. 17, 2004 file photo. Ukraine's media tested the boundaries of their newly won freedoms with hard-hitting exposes on the allegedly extravagant lifestyle of President Viktor Yushchenko's son, sparking a public feud with the president over what is fair game in this ex-Soviet republic. The muckraking Web site Ukrainskaya Pravda last week ran stories alleging that Yushchenko's 19-year-old son Andriy drives a US$160,000 (133,000) BMW and frequently slaps down rolls of US$100 bills at high-end restaurants. (AP/Yahoo) 07/27/2005
Ukraine: Has Yushchenko's Political Honeymoon Come To An End? (RFE/RL) 07/27/2005
Photo: A US judge upheld money laundering and extortion convictions against former Ukrainian prime minister Pavel Lazarenko, pictured in 1997, and set a December sentencing date, prosecutors said. (AFP/Yahoo) 07/27/2005
Vice Premier Tomenko: Internet must be prevented from becoming 'dirty technologists' tool' in election campaign (Government Portal) 07/27/2005
Photo: An unidentified Ukrainian man reviews a street stand with bootlegged CDs and videos in downtown Kiev on Wednesday, July 27 2005, a day after Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko endorsed a law that ivokes a crackdown on CD and video piracy. The law is a response to a strong pressure from the U.S. and it is seen as crucial for Ukraine's bid to join the World Trade Organization this fall. (AP/Yahoo) 07/27/2005
First World Water-Bomb [for extinguishing big fires] To Be Produced In Ukraine (UNIAN) 07/27/2005
Ukraine in quest for Iranian gas (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/27/2005
New Ukrainian leadership embraces Soviet-style conspiracy theories (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/27/2005
Bad press for Yushchenko after son's escapade (IOL) 07/27/2005
Journalists' letter to President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko (Ukrayinska Pravda) 07/27/2005
President Viktor Yushchenko's letter to Ukrayinska Pravda (Ukrayinska Pravda) 07/27/2005
Kiev probes mob link to Euro gas supply (UPI/Wash Times) 07/27/2005
Ukraine Gets Tough on Media Piracy (MosNews) 07/27/2005
Мирослава Гонгадзе і Сергій Шолох звернулися до Президента (УНІАН) 07/27/2005
Kiev Denies Terrorism Threat Prevented Yushchenko's Visit (Civil Georgia) 07/27/2005
The Secrets of PR Success (Moscow Times) 07/27/2005
Yushchenko to meet IMF’s de Rato at Crimea residence this month (Ukrainian Journal) 07/27/2005
Speaker calls for more support for his party, underscoring ambitions (Ukrainian Journal) 07/27/2005
Lukoil shuts down Ukrainian oil refinery (Ukrainian Journal) 07/27/2005
Ukraine Begins Gas Maneuvers. The route from Iran to Europe will detour around Russia (Kommersant) 07/27/2005
And now, command capitalism [Following the painful loss of Ukraine (which, by the way, is not considered irretrievably lost) the Kremlin sees attacks on Russian sovereignty in various manifestations of global Russophobia.] (IH Tribune) 07/27/2005
Home Credit to launch activities in Ukraine, Kazakhstan (Prague Daily Monitor) 07/27/2005
Peace Corps beckons retiree to Ukraine [One of the requirements, I had to learn to speak Ukrainian.] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 07/27/2005
Fall Intern - Washington, DC [project focused on using the CEE experience to assist in Ukrainian economic reform] (Website) 07/27/2005
Kiev probes suspected crime link to gas supply (Financial Times) 07/27/2005
Rival views divide top leadership in Ukraine (IH Tribune) 07/26/2005
Simple Truth Conditions. An Interview with Mykola Tomenko (День) 07/26/2005
Democracy Requires an Active Opposition (День) 07/26/2005
Happiness, Foreign-Style, or The Dangers of Foreign Marriages (День) 07/26/2005
Slain gal pal 'put out with the garbage' [Nikolay Baranov, 51-year-old Brooklyn man moved to the U.S. from the Ukraine about eight years ago] (NY Daily News) 07/26/2005
Yushchenko angers Ukrainian press (BBC) 07/26/2005
Ex-Governor Charged In Ukraine [Mykola Shvets - Dnipropetrovsk] (RFE/RL) 07/26/2005
President Signed Law, Halting Privatization of Ukrtelecom (UNIAN) 07/26/2005
Building Democracy in Ukraine; Developments in the Aftermath of the Orange Revolution -- Subcommittee on Europe and Emerging Threats (US Newswire/Yahoo) 07/26/2005
Global Fund Announces Three-Year, $67M Grant To Fight HIV/AIDS in Ukraine (Medical News Today) 07/26/2005
Methadone urged for AIDS fight in ex-Soviet states (Reuters) 07/26/2005
Experts Say Afghan Heroin Spreading AIDS (AP/Yahoo) 07/26/2005
Monitoring Ukrainian Networks (Cellular-News) 07/26/2005
Ukraine Suggests Transit of Iranian Gas Bypassing Russia (Mosnews) 07/26/2005
MinAP astonished the market with Ukrainian grain crop forecast increase (Agrimarket) 07/26/2005
Омельченко може знову претендувати на посаду мера Києва (VOA) 07/26/2005
Українські журналісти вимагають вибачень від президента Ющенка (VOA) 07/26/2005
Українські миротворці передають контроль іракській армії (VOA) 07/26/2005
A bribe too far! Ukraine scraps all traffic cops (Motoring) 07/26/2005
Veterans recall day Soviet-US space crews met in space [Veterans of the first joint US-Soviet space program Vance Brand, Thomas Stafford, Alexei Leonov and Valery Kubasov went to a Ukrainian restaurant and they tried real Ukrainian borsch] (AFP/Yahoo) 07/26/2005
Opinion: Call Him Ivan the Terrible [John Demjanjuk] (Arutz Sheva) 07/26/2005
Thousands Left Stranded in Crimea [24 hours in train cars and at stations after a fire broke out at a large military weapons depot on Saturday.] (Moscow Times) 07/26/2005
Photo: Ukraine's Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko and Ukraine's Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn durinfg a news conference in Kiev. Yushchenko gave an upbeat assessment Monday of his first six months in office, but also sounded a warning to his often-feuding government not to abandon the unity that brought them to power. (AP/Yahoo) 07/25/2005
Six months on, the appeal of Ukraine's 'orange revolution' is starting to fade (Independent) 07/25/2005
Ukrainian police target Donetsk tycoon [Renat Akhmetov] (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/25/2005
Photo: Orthodox priests carry the relics of the Kievan Prince Vladimir in Kiev. The remains of Vladimir, who converted to Christianity in AD 988 and subsequently baptised the whole of the early East Slavic state of Kievan Rus, were returned from Rostov-on-Don in Russia to Kiev on Sunday (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/25/2005
В Україну доставлені мощі святого князя Володимира (RISU) 07/25/2005
Church Says Revolution Would Be Bloody (Moscow Times) 07/25/2005
Monopoly committee allows Vimplecom to buy Ukrainian RadioSystems (Ukrainian Journal) 07/25/2005
Japanese banks may lend up to $150 mln to Ukraine’s Antonov aircraft (Ukrainian Journal) 07/25/2005
Ministry weighs Egypt travel advisory (Ukrainian Journal) 07/25/2005
Aids follows heroin trail to west (BBC) 07/25/2005
Ukrainian Court Orders Ex-President's Son-In-Law to Return Metal Factory Shares to State [Viktor Pinchuk's Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant] (AP/Yahoo) 07/25/2005
NRB Driven Out of Ukraina. Russian bankers demand satisfaction from Yulia Timoshenko (Kommersant) 07/25/2005
Foreign seasonal workers make up a distinct group of drug users (Prague Daily Monitor) 07/25/2005
Bank to lend to Ukrainian importers (Daily Yomiuri) 07/25/2005
Кияни вимагають відставки міського голови (VOA) 07/25/2005
Judge sees progress in former Soviet republics. Mihm visits Ukraine, Russia in bid to forge ties with foreign justices (Peoria Journal Star) 07/24/2005
Photo: The jersey winners - best young rider Yaroslav Popovych (Discovery), points winner Thor Hushovd (Credit Agricole), overall winner Lance Armstrong (Discovery) with his children and king of the mountains Michael Rasmussen (Rabobank) (Cycling News) 07/24/2005
Photo: Yaroslav Popovych (Discovery) salutes the crowd as he accepts the award for best young rider (Cycling News) 07/24/2005
Photo: Yaroslav Popovych wins the white jersey as the best young rider of the Tour de France (Canal le Tour) 07/24/2005
Photo: Overall leader Lance Armstrong, of Austin, Texas, pedals along with best sprinter Thor Hushovd of Norway, best climber Mickael Rasmussen of Denmark and best young rider Yaroslav Popovych of Ukraine during the 21st and final stage of the Tour de France (AP/Yahoo) 07/24/2005
Photo: Discovery Channel team rider Lance Armstrong of the U.S. and his teamate Yaroslav Popovych of Ukraine await the start of the 21st and final stage of stage of the 92nd Tour de France (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/24/2005
Ukranian prince's remains brought home [11th Century Kievan prince Vladimir remains were leant to Moscow before World War II to be studied.] (UPI/Science Daily) 07/24/2005
88 killed in Egypt Red Sea resort bombings [The dead included one Ukrainian] (AFP/Yahoo) 07/23/2005
Ukrainian Tax Official Laments Obstruction to Reforms By 'Old Elites' (Black Enterprise) 07/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko feeds deer as he tours Miyajima island in Hiroshima (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his wife Kateryna feed deer as they tour Miyajima island in Hiroshima (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (R) looks at a panorama model depicting the atomic bomb explosion over Hiroshima during World War Two, at the Peace Memorial Museum in Hiroshima (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/23/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko places a wreath in front of a cenotaph for atomic bomb victims at the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, Japan (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/23/2005
Impact of transition on public health in Ukraine: case study of the HIV/AIDS epidemic [Ukraine has the highest per capita prevalence of HIV infection within Europe—1.4%. This poses a serious threat to the region's social and economic stability. Ukraine is geographically the largest country in Europe, apart from the Russian Federation.] (BMJ) 07/23/2005
Бізнес і влада: краще чи гірше? (VOA) 07/22/2005
Police resort to ruse to implicate Akhmetov in 1988 gang shooting (Ukrainian Journal) 07/22/2005
Українські миротворці залишать Ірак до кінця року (VOA) 07/22/2005
Yushchenko backs Japan bid for UNSC (Japan Times) 07/22/2005
Photo: Japanese Emperor Akihito (R) and Empress Michiko (2nd L) accompany Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (3rd R) and his wife Kateryna (L) at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/22/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (C) and first lady Kateryna Chumachenko (2nd L) are welcomed by Japan's Emperor Akihito upon their arrival at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/22/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, is greeted by Japanese Emperor Akihito Friday, July 22, 2005 at the Imperial palace in Tokyo. Yushchenko, who is on a four-day trip in Japan, is set to visit Hiroshima's atomic bomb memorial before leaving on Saturday. (AP/Yahoo) 07/22/2005
Ukraine and Iran Discuss Oil Deliveries to Europe (SEEurope) 07/22/2005
Ukraine approves Vimpelcom URS purchase (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/22/2005
IKEA Goes to Ukraine from Moscow (Kommersant) 07/22/2005
Hospitals hurting for interpreters (Tri-City Herald) 07/22/2005
O'Connor points to past justices as ideal models for future court [cited the presidential elections last year in Ukraine as a success story] (Salt Lake Tribune) 07/22/2005
With Parliamnet in recess, Yushchenko moves to assert authority (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/22/2005
Ukrainian Busted in CarderPlanet Online Fraud Ring (Mosnews/Baku Today) 07/22/2005
Toys bound for Ukraine (Bayside Bulletin) 07/22/2005
Tim Draper visits Ukraine to start VC Fund (DFJ) 07/21/2005
Gassy Deal. Friendship of the Nations. Ukrainian Minister of Justice Roman Zvarich said yesterday that Ukraine intends to pay Gazprom its debt of $1.43 billion for gas supplies from 1997 to 2000 with money. This is in violation of the agreement with Naftogaz Ukrainy signed in August 2004 (Kommersant) 07/21/2005
Reunions abound at Ukrainian Festival [Glen Spey, Verkhovyna] (Middletown Times Herald-Record) 07/21/2005
Secret tapes could blame ex-president over killing (The Scotsman) 07/21/2005
Graphic Testimony Continues In Massage Therapist Trial [A young Ukrainian woman testified Wednesday that a self-proclaimed Tibetan healer repeatedly raped and sexually assaulted her during what was supposed to be massage therapy for her migraine headaches.] (10News) 07/21/2005
Call it cafe, or call it bistro -- Out Take remains way in [potato vareniki in Los Angeles] (U Daily News) 07/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko speaks to French senators in June 2005. Fraudsters used fake banknotes bearing the portrait of Tymoshenko to try to cheat retirees in the eastern Donetsk region. (AFP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Servicemen from the first fully professional Ukrainian brigade, train at their base in Novograd-Volynskiy, 250 km (156 miles) to the west of the capital Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, July 21, 2005. Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko's government plans to replace the mainly conscript army with a professional military service by the end of 2010. (AP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Servicemen from the first fully professional Ukrainian brigade, stand to attention while wearing protective suits during training at their base in Novograd-Volynskiy, 250 km (156 miles) to the west of the capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Servicemen from the first fully professional Ukrainian brigade train at their base in Novograd-Volynskiy, 250 km (156 miles) to the west of the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, returns a Japanese national flag of a Japanese Imperial Army soldier who detained in a Siberian labor camp after WWII, to Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi prior to their meeting at the latter's official residence in Tokyo (AP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko speaks at a forum of the Japan Institute of International Affairs in Tokyo Thursday, July 21, 2005. Yushchenko, who is currently on a four-day business visit to Tokyo, spoke about 'the new Ukraine and its place in the world. (AP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Visiting Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko (L) is greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi in Tokyo July 21, 2005. Yushchenko and Koizumi agreed on a new partnership between the two countries. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Victor Yushchenko arrives at the parliamentary museum to deliver a speech in Tokyo July 21, 2005. Yushchenko is in Japan for a four-day visit. The talks will focus on economic cooperation and Ukraine's efforts to join the World Trade Organisation, his office said. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko talks with Tokyo Stock Exchange President Takuo Tsurushima during his visits the Asian's biggest stock exchange in Tokyo Thursday, July 21, 2005. Yushchenko said he wants to foster close cooperation with TSE officials to improve the infrastructure of the securities market in Ukraine. (AP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Israel signs economic cooperation agreement with Ukraine. Israeli industrial exports to Ukraine, excluding diamonds, rose 21% to $40.5 million in the first half of 2005. (Globes) 07/21/2005
Rusal May Help Build South Ukrainian Npp Unit (Rednova) 07/21/2005
CIS economic growth to stay relatively strong-U.N. [Ukraine output would rise 6.0 percent this year, down sharply from 12.1 percent in 2004, with growth slowing further to 5.0 percent in 2006.] (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Human Rights 'Extremely Important' To United States [Goli Ameri, U.S. delegate to U.N. Rights Commission, holds Internet chat] (USDOS) 07/21/2005
Неефективність українського уряду: висновки експертів (VOA) 07/21/2005
Подолання СНІДу: нові можливості для України (VOA) 07/21/2005
Ukraine’s Prime Minister the New Face of False Notes (MosNews) 07/21/2005
Ukraine in No Rush to Privatize Ukrtelecom - Tymoshenko (Black Enterprise) 07/21/2005
Ukrainian officials find fake banknotes with PM's portrait (AFP/Yahoo) 07/21/2005
Secret tapes could blame ex-president over killing (The Scotsman) 07/21/2005
A Young Ballerina Learns to Walk Through Open Doors (NY Times) 07/21/2005
Ukrainian Agency Analyzing Gongadze Tapes (RFE/RL) 07/20/2005
Viktor Yushchenko Dragged to Peace. Russian oligarchs become regulars at Ukrainian president’s (Kommersant) 07/20/2005
Ukrainians Lament Slow Pace of Change (Deutsche Welle) 07/20/2005
Від єдиного урядовця – представника старої влади вимагають звільнитися (VOA) 07/20/2005
СБУ та ФБР проведуть нову експертизу плівок Мельниченка (VOA) 07/20/2005
Justice Minister Roman Zvarych unveils plan to purge State Executive Service's ranks (Government portal) 07/20/2005
President turns down Vice Premier Roman Bezsmertyi's (Government portal) 07/20/2005
Negotiations between Ukraine and EU on liberalization of visa regime to start in early Autumn 2005 (Government portal) 07/20/2005
Замість ДАІ в Україні будуть створені дві служби - патрульна служба та дорожня міліція (Урядовий портал) 07/20/2005
Photo: A Ukrainian traffic policeman talks to a driver while her car is evacuated in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/20/2005
Photo: Ukrainian traffic policeman talk in central Kiev July 20, 2005. Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko disbanded the 23,000-member traffic police department because of widespread corruption, Itar-Tass news agency reported today. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/20/2005
Captive Nations Week [A former U.S. ambassador, distinguished professor of economics, prolific writer, renowned lecturer and global strategist Lev E. Dobriansky will be getting the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Captive Nations Committee and the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America for 'his inspiring leadership and unwavering commitment to the Liberation of all Captive Nations and the National Independence of all Peoples.' (W)rote the 1959 resolution that first proclaimed 'Captive Nations Week'] (Heritage Foundation) 07/20/2005
Girl [recently arrived in the United States from Ukraine with her family] Sexually Assaulted at Florida Hotel (AP/Yahoo) 07/20/2005
Ukraine to Bring Troops into Transdniestria (Kommersant) 07/20/2005
Pirogi makers ready for Sunday festival. Thousands prepared for Ukrainian party in Elmira Heights. (Star-Gazette) 07/20/2005
Resolution of Gongadze murder blocked (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/20/2005
National program of prophylaxis of HIV/AIDS needs to be revised, Mykola Tomenko Believes [As of July 1, 2005, 80,000 HIV-infected persons were officially registered in Ukraine, 10,000 of whom were children.] (Government portal) 07/20/2005
Ukrainian Swindlers Out of the Net (Kommersant) 07/20/2005
The black currant is welcomed back after decades of exile (Rochester Democrat & Chronicle) 07/19/2005
Визначення найкращих українських інтернет-проектів (VOA) 07/19/2005
Hewlett Packard збиратиме комп'ютери в Україні (VOA) 07/19/2005
Підсумки візиту Хав'єра Солани в Україну (VOA) 07/19/2005
Yushchenko targets Donetsk 'clans' (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/19/2005
A short-term solution to Ukraine's supply of Russian gas (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/19/2005
Yushchenko sacks 23,000 'corrupt' traffic police (London times) 07/19/2005
Photo: A unidentified traffic policeman stands idle near a traffic jam in downtown Kiev, Tuesday, July 19 2005. Ukraine's traffic police were confused about their fate Tuesday a day after President Viktor Yushchenko said he wants to disband this former Soviet nation's 23,000-strong traffic police department because of widespread corruption. For many traffic policemen it was business as usuall, but some refused to work arguing their department had ceased to exist. (AP/Yahoo) 07/19/2005
Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko (R) invites European Union Foreign Policy Chief Javier Solana to the table for negotiations as they meet in Kiev July 19, 2005. Solana arrived in Ukraine for a one-day working visit. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/19/2005
No Collusion Among Russian Oil Companies During Fuel Crisis, Ukrainian Regulators Say (AP/Yahoo) 07/19/2005
Today in History: A methane gas explosion in a Ukrainian mine killed at least 34 miners. (AP/Yahoo) 07/19/2005
UA International Group Announces Agreement with Eurpen Acadamie (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 07/19/2005
Yushchenko sacks 23,000 'corrupt' traffic police (The Times) 07/19/2005
HIV and National Security. Transcript: Laurie Garrett, Peter Piot, Richard C. Holbrooke... (Council on Foreign Relations) 07/18/2005
Ukraine to Sell 1.7 Percent Stake in Key Steel Mill to Test Its Market Price [Kryvorizhstal] (AP/Yahoo) 07/18/2005
Market Caters to Tastes From Many Homelands [Kiev Market in Spokane Valley] (Spokesman-Review) 07/18/2005
Ukraine billionaire fails to appear for questioning [Rinat Akhmetov] (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/18/2005
Gazprom Shared with Ukraine. Subsidiary to pay for lost gas (Kommersant) 07/18/2005
Canadian miniseries win awards [Correspondent was also nominated for its documentary Anatomy of a Revolution, a look at the forces behind political change in Ukraine.] (Globe and Mail) 07/18/2005
Українськi сили в Iраку продовжують передачу вiдповiдальностi (VOA) 07/18/2005
Protest camps badger Yushchenko (BBC) 07/18/2005
„Чорні списки” ПОРИ – першi результати (VOA) 07/18/2005
Круглий стiл: взаємини мiж бiзнесом i владою (VOA) 07/18/2005
В Україні обіцяють радикальну реформу ДАІ (VOA) 07/18/2005
Брюс Джексон: Україна лише починає рух до демократії (VOA) 07/18/2005
Doctor: Yushchenko in 'Very Good' Health (AP/Yahoo) 07/18/2005
Bulgarian communist heir tipped for PM [Sergei Stanishev, born in Ukraine, the son of a senior Bulgarian communist official and a Russian mother] (Reuters) 07/18/2005
How Putin youth is indoctrinated to foil revolution (The Times) 07/18/2005
Wave of anti-Semitic articles seen tied to vote for Ukraine Parliament (JTA) 07/17/2005
Ukrainian kidnapped and raped (Khaleej Times) 07/17/2005
Збіґнев Бжезинський оцiнює ситуацію в Українi (VOA) 07/17/2005
United Ukraine church could oust Russian bear (AP/Toronto Star) 07/16/2005
From Broadway stage to Prairie pulpit. Former acting star [Edward Evanko] gets his calling to the priesthood Moved to tears, Winnipeg native embraces tradition (AP/Toronto Star) 07/16/2005
Ukraine faces gas war on three fronts (Financial Express) 07/16/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko speaks in Donetsk, Ukraine, Friday, July 15, 2005. Viktor Yushchenko told a packed auditorium in the hostile eastern city of Donetsk that he was ready to bury the past and work to improve life throughout Ukraine. Yushchenko was making a one-day visit to Donetsk, a Russian-speaking region that overwhelmingly supported his rival in last year's bitter election. (AP/Yahoo) 07/15/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, is greeted by Director of the Zasyadko coal mine Yefim Zvyagilsky in Donetsk (AP/Yahoo) 07/15/2005
Protests Greet President In Eastern Ukraine [AP] (RFE/RL) 07/15/2005
Great demand for apricot and peach in Ukrainian market (Fresh Plaza) 07/15/2005
Singing in Ukraine (Huddersfield Daily Examiner) 07/15/2005
From Ukraine, with love (Princeton Packet) 07/15/2005
Metal Makers Call for Extension of Ukrainian Rod Duties (Kommersant) 07/15/2005
OMV signs deal with two firms in Ukraine [DUBAI - OMV, leading Central European oil and gas company; Naftogas of Ukraine and NSC Chornomornaftogaz] (Khaleej Times) 07/15/2005
Government preparing special tax breaks for high-tech imports (Ukrainian Journal) 07/15/2005
The National Bank of Ukraine approved the Bank of Moscow sub foundation (AK&M) 07/15/2005
Виступ Ющенка перед активом і громадськістю Донецької області (УНІАН) 07/15/2005
Medvedchuk Summoned to Interior Ministry to Explain Conferring High State Ranks on Certain Citizens (UNIAN) 07/15/2005
Yushchenko flexible on revising G-4's U.N. reform plan (Kyodo News/Yahoo) 07/15/2005
Unrecognized Visit. Ukrainian President meets the leader of Transdniestria (Kommersant) 07/15/2005
Branches of Authority Clash in Ukraine. Viktor Yushchenko tries to make peace between the Speaker and the Prime Minister (Kommersant) 07/15/2005
Obit: † STEFANIA CZORNY -/- Відійшла у вічність † Стефанія ДОСІНЧУК ЧОРНА (BRAMA) 07/14/2005
Land Privatization to End Within 10 Months - Yushchenko (Black Enterprise) 07/14/2005
Ukraine investors wary as progress is slow [dated 7/11/05] (BBC) 07/14/2005
Time to Relaunch Ukraine's Economic Policy, by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. (Heritage Foundation) 07/14/2005
Парламентсько-урядова криза: коментарі політологів (VOA) 07/14/2005
В Українi формуються виборчi блоки (VOA) 07/14/2005
Ознаки сповiльнення розвитку української економiки (VOA) 07/14/2005
Ukraine's economic growth slumps (BBC) 07/14/2005
Ukraine's Economic Growth Slows Dramatically in First Six Months of the Year (AP/Yahoo) 07/14/2005
Ukraine GDP growth slows to 4 pct in first half (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/14/2005
Ukrainian President Slams Tax Service for Failure to Reform (Black Enterprise) 07/14/2005
Exhibition of Rare Photos Commemorate 60th Anniversary of End of World War II in Europe [While the American death toll from World War II was 400,000, more than 25 million Russians, Ukrainians and other peoples of the Soviet Empire died.] (Website) 07/14/2005
Photo Exhibit Highlights Soviet Sacrifice (AP/Yahoo) 07/14/2005
Photo: Presidents Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine (R) and Stjepan Mesic of Croatia clink glasses after signing documents in Mariinsky Palace in Kiev, July 14, 2005. Mesic arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday for a tree-day official visit. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/14/2005
President Called on Tymoshenko and Lytvyn to Mutual Understanding (UNIAN) 07/14/2005
Ukraine Families Visit Local Families for Respite from Radiation (KNDU) 07/14/2005
UA International Signs Agreement with Ukrauto Concern (Website) 07/14/2005
Austrian bank nears Ukraine deal (Deal) 07/14/2005
Ukraine: Would Hike In Russian Gas Prices Prove A Blessing In Disguise? [RFE/RL] (Payvand) 07/14/2005
The former Soviet Union's next wave of democratization (Eurasianet) 07/14/2005
Commander: Ukrainian Military Partially Operational (RFE/RL) 07/14/2005
Rinat Akhmetov Called in to Give Unknown Evidence. Questioning (Kommerasnt) 07/14/2005
True Colors [Two hundred years ago King Karl XII of Sweden fought together with the Cossack hetman (leader) Ivan Mazepa for the independence of Ukraine from Russia. Unfortunately they were not very successful, but it is still true that the Ukrainian flag has its colors, blue and yellow, from the banner of Karl XII.] (TCS) 07/14/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and his wife Katherina are surrounded by a crowd before visiting Santa Barbara church in downtown Vienna. (AP/Yahoo) 07/13/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko signs autographs before visiting Santa Barbara church in downtown Vienna. Yushchenko is in Vienna for an official two-day visit. (AP/Yahoo) 07/13/2005
Yushchenko's party project a failure? (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/13/2005
Росія визнала Тузлу українським островом (УНІАН) 07/13/2005
Білозір заблокувала рахунки Театру російської драми (УНІАН) 07/13/2005
Литвин перервав відпустку і повертається з Криму до Києва (УНІАН) 07/13/2005
An old-school girl goes to Warped Tour [Gogol Bordello Ukrainian born lead singer Eugene Hutz] (Arbiter) 07/13/2005
Ukraine Confiscates Rough Diamonds (Diamonds) 07/13/2005
Internal divisions may defeat Yushchenko's WTO aspirations (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/13/2005
New coach brings international experience to Central girls tennis [Ukraine native Kateryna Romanenko] (La Crosse Tribune) 07/13/2005
Bears bare their teeth at drunk Ukrainian man (IOL) 07/13/2005
Government Blames Parliament for Provocation (UNIAN) 07/13/2005
Ukraine Outraged by Russian Shoot-em-up Computer Game [Mission Galichina features Russian special forces destroying Ukrainian guerillas] (MosNews) 07/13/2005
Naftogaz Buys Cheap (Kommersant) 07/13/2005
Current consultations by experts groups of Ukraine and Russia on delimitation of the Azov and Black Seas and the Kerch Strait started in Kyiv (Government postal) 07/13/2005
Sviatoslav Piskun and his american counterparts discuss Gongadze case and other resonant crimes (Government postal) 07/13/2005
Святослав Піскун зустрівся з американськими колегами [Павло Лазаренко] (Урядовий портал) 07/13/2005
Commercial piracy in Ukraine (Computer Crime Research Center) 07/13/2005
Ukrainian Church meeting in Winnipeg [Sobor] (National Post) 07/13/2005
Photo: A woman listens to a street musician playing the violin in a pedestrian subway in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Lubomyr Husar: Christianity as a Dominant Component of the History of Ukrainian Culture (День) 07/12/2005
Russia delays Alfa, Telenor push for Vimpelcom (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Agricultural Minister Baranovski Received Ultimatum from PM (UNIAN) 07/12/2005
Ukraine's Ex-Security Service Chief Ihor Smeshko Denies Agents Poisoned President Yushchenko (UNIAN) 07/12/2005
Photo: Portrait taken in the 30s of Leon Trotsky, pseudonym of Lev Davidovich Bronstein, famous Russian Jewish revolutionary, born in 1898 in Ukraine. The weapon used to kill Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky in Mexico in 1940 has reappeared after almost 65 years. (AFP/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Ukrainian president visits Austria to gather support for his country's EU bid (CP/National Post) 07/12/2005
Photo: Austrian President Heinz Fischer (L) and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko review a guard of honour in Vienna's Hofburg palace on July 12, 2005. Yushchenko is on a working visit to Austria. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Ukrainian Court Seizes Control of Metal Factory From Former President's Son-In-Law (AP/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Ukrainian Billionaire [Viktor Pinchuk] Stripped Of Another Asset [Nikopol Ferroalloy Plant] (Forbes) 07/12/2005
Official: Ukraine Wants to Ship Iranian Natural Gas to Europe Via Its Pipelines (AP/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Economy minister predicts WTO accession this yr barring ‘stupid laws’ (Ukrainian Journal) 07/12/2005
Ukraine to barter away $490 million Turkmen gas debt by yr end (Ukrainian Journal) 07/12/2005
The State-Owned Antonov Aircraft Construction Corporation will be created (Government postal) 07/12/2005
Ukraine Balanced the Gas Supplies. Gasprom is not aware about it (Kommersant) 07/12/2005
Transnational Lending Structure: Ukrainian Case (Mondaq) 07/12/2005
Legionnaires who 'spilled blood' get [French] citizenship [Lance Corporal Andrly Vyakhirev, 27, wounded in January 2003 in clashes in the western Ivory Coast] (AFP/Expatica) 07/12/2005
A Nazi's Day of Judgment [see 'Aleksandr Kurisa, an SS officer from Ukraine'] (LA Times/Yahoo) 07/12/2005
Ex-prostitute [23-year-old Ukrainian citizen who was bought and sold by pimps in Israel] sues TV's Riva, says he put her in mortal danger (Ha'aretz) 07/12/2005
Energy, imagination and emotion at Paris haute couture [Gaultier even offered emotion, as Kateryna Yushchenko, the wife of the popular Ukrainian leader, sat with her daughter Sophia and watched...] (IH Tribune) 07/12/2005
Ukraine investors wary as progress is slow (BBC) 07/11/2005
Local beer brands boom in Ukraine [brewer Sarmat] (CEE-foodindustry) 07/11/2005
Опозиція знову звинувачує владу у переслідуваннях (VOA) 07/11/2005
Ukraine Steps Up Antiterrorist Measures After London Blasts (RedNova) 07/11/2005
Vatican slams sex trade [16.6% of women working as sex slaves in Italy are from Ukraine] (ANSA) 07/11/2005
Ukraine must do better (Euro-Reporters) 07/11/2005
World Bank Supports Ukraine's Bid to Join WTO by the End of the Year, Official Says (AP/Yahoo) 07/11/2005
Yushchenko Allowed PUOU to Use Brand “Our Ukraine” (UNIAN) 07/11/2005
Ukraine Gas Chief Says Contracts Signed to Cover Shortfall (RedNova) 07/11/2005
Студенти вимагають відновлення пільг на транспорт (VOA) 07/11/2005
Свiтовий банк затверджує новi позики Українi (VOA) 07/11/2005
Tymoshenko Claims that One Cannot Accuse “Naftohaz Ukrayiny” of Stealing Gas (UNIAN) 07/11/2005
Ukraine Squares Up to Russia in Gas Pipeline Row (RedNova) 07/11/2005
Ukraine Holds First Oblast Election Since Orange Revolution (Pressbox) 07/11/2005
The Rich Boys. An ultra-secretive network rules independent oil trading. Its mentor: Marc Rich [One company from which Rich bought crude during this period was a front for extremist Russian and Ukrainian organizations. All were pro-Saddam...] (BusinessWeek) 07/11/2005
MSF activities in Ukraine being handed over [HIV/AIDS programme] (MSF) 07/11/2005
Investments: Ukrainian billionaire sets up new fund for Russian art (Art Newspaper) 07/11/2005
Impressionist and Modern art sales, London: New Ukrainian buyer spends ?12 million on Modern paintings [unidentified bidder secured three of the top five lots at the sale, classic works by Signac, Gauguin and Vlaminck...] (Art Newspaper) 07/11/2005
Troupe traces steps of tradition [Slavjane Carpatho-Rusyn Dancers] (Ohio Tribune Chronicle) 07/11/2005
Drama on ice [The show has been produced and choreographed by coach Luda Kalenuk, who is from Ukraine. ] (Gulf News) 07/11/2005
Polish film [My Nikifor] wins Czech honours [85-year-old Krystyna Feldman, who is Polish and lives in the Ukraine, won best actress] (BBC) 07/11/2005
Echoes of our grandfathers' world (Ha'aretz) 07/11/2005
Ukraine trip nice; just don't ask for ice (Huntsville Times) 07/11/2005
Revolutionary Bakiyev wins Kyrgyz poll by landslide (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/11/2005
The plight of Belarus (Malta Times) 07/11/2005
Obit: Charles Ernest Dojack [Dojack went door-to-door selling Ukrainian books...] (Globe and Mail) 07/11/2005
Remembrance and remorse in Berlin (Wash Times) 07/11/2005
On this day: 1990 – Hundreds of thousands of miners in Ukraine hold a one-day strike to protest the policies of the Soviet government. (Australia Sunday Times) 07/11/2005
Ukraine Backpedals in Gas Dispute (Moscow Times) 07/11/2005
Photo: Patriarch Filaret, who heads the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyivan Patriarchate during interview with The Associated Press, in Kiev, Ukraine. Filaret said that the Orthodox Church should not fear the Vatican, saying that he sees no obstacles to greater cooperation between the two Christian churches. (CP/Yahoo) 07/10/2005
HBO, Vitali duck punches (Boston Herald) 07/10/2005
On this day: 1994 – Leonid Kuchma wins presidential elections in Ukraine over incumbent Leonid Kravchuk; 1040 – It is thought that Lady Godiva rode naked on horseback through Coventry, England (Australia Sunday Times) 07/10/2005
Luxembourg backs EU charter, but future unclear (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/10/2005
Ten Thousand Demonstrate Against Government in Azerbaijan [Many wore orange clothing, a symbol inspired by last year's 'orange revolution' that brought pro-Western opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko to power in Ukraine.] (Baku Today) 07/10/2005
Joint ventures likely in arms production: China, Ukraine, Turkey contacted (Dawn) 07/10/2005
Breakaway churches gain ground in Ukraine (AP/Chicago Sun-Times) 07/10/2005
Summer essentials - holiday reading [Marina Lewycka] (Guardian) 07/10/2005
Inspired Gaultier creates a fairytale from the steppes (London Telegraph) 07/09/2005
Police suspect London bombs triggered by timers [blasts killed more than 50 people] (Reuters) 07/09/2005
Ukraine still on course for WTO (Financial Times) 07/09/2005
Putin Promises Russia Will Hike Oil Exports (AP/Yahoo) 07/09/2005
Paper Says Ukrainian Privatization Slowing Down in 2005 (Black Enterprise) 07/09/2005
Inspired Gaultier creates a fairytale from the steppes (Daily Telegraph) 07/09/2005
Paris haute couture: Gaultier offers Slavic chic (AFP/SAWF) 07/08/2005
Yushchenko election coalition divided over role for Lytvyn (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/08/2005
Photo: Gaultier Couture: Orange Revolution Chic...Model walks the runway for the Gaultier Couture Spring 2006 Collection on display in Paris (FWD/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Paris haute couture: Gaultier offers Slavic chic [The wife of Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, Katherine, and his daughter Sofia elegantly represented the region in the front row.] (AFP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Gaultier Couture: Orange Revolution Chic (FWD/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn, front right, and his first deputy Adam Martunyuk, front left, continue as lawmakers fight around the rostrum in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, July 7, 2005. More than a dozen lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament Wednesday during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization. The rostrum is covered with a protest banner against members of President Viktor Yushchenko's government who have refused to relinquish their parliamentary seats. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
„Такі справи” звинувачують українську владу у бездіяльності (VOA) 07/08/2005
Рада Європи не припинить монiторингу України (VOA) 07/08/2005
Violence disrupts Ukraine parliament (AP/Guardian) 07/08/2005
OSCE Project Co-ordinator and partners help Ukraine draft new action plan to fight human trafficking (OSCE) 07/08/2005
Ukrainian Village celebrates Centennial, pioneering spirit. New exhibit and newly acquired buildings unveiled this Sunday (Fort Saskatchewan Record) 07/08/2005
Letter from Odessa: Capturing a Free City's Myriad Legacies (Forward) 07/08/2005
Zvarych Confident that “Kryvorozhstal” Ex-Owners to Never Win Case in European Court (UNIAN) 07/08/2005
State Labor Officials Complain About Immigrant Arrests (NBC17) 07/08/2005
Immigrants become citizens [Tatyana Suprun and her husband, Sergey] (Clarion-Ledger) 07/08/2005
Senior General Than Shwe accepts credentials of Ukraine Ambassador [Mr Ihor Humennyi] (New Light of Myanmar) 07/08/2005
Ukrainian comes to minister in Athens, Texas [Helen Anisenkova] (Athens Review) 07/08/2005
Centrists say Communist Parliament attack was aimed at helping Russia (Ukrainian Journal) 07/08/2005
Rada approves 2nd bold step toward joining WTO with agriculture bill (Ukrainian Journal) 07/08/2005
Security boosted after London bombings (Ukrainian Journal) 07/08/2005
Photo: Yury Dyashchenko, 50, sets sets his clothing on fire during corruption protest outside parliament in Kiev, Ukraine, Friday, July 8, 2005. The protester accused President Viktor Yushchenko and his new government of failing to fulfill pledges to crack down on rampant corruption among state authorities. His condition is not known. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: A protester sets himself on fire in front of the Ukrainian parliament building in central Kiev July 8, 2005. A group of demonstrators gathered in central Kiev to protest against corruption among Ukrainian high officials, Itar-Tass news agency reported. Police managed to put out fire and deliver the protester to hospital. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: A protester sets himself on fire in front of the Ukrainian parliament building in central Kiev July 8, 2005. A group of demonstrators gathered in central Kiev to protest against corruption among Ukrainian high officials, Itar-Tass news agency reported. Police managed to put out fire and deliver the protester to hospital. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko gives the thumbs up sign and officials applaud as lawmakers agreed to put the government's bills needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization up for consideration in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, July 6, 2005. More than a dozen lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament Wednesday during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers brawl in the Ukrainian parliament during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers brawl in the Ukrainian parliament during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn, front left, in black dress, looks on as lawmakers fight around the rostrum in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, July 7, 2005. More than a dozen lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament Wednesday during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization. The rostrum is covered with a protest banner against members of President Viktor Yushchenko's government who have refused to relinquish their parliamentary seats. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn, top right, and his first deputy Adam Martunyuk, top left, look at as lawmakers fight around the rostrum in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament y during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian lawmakers brawled in the Ukrainian parliament y during a debate over legislation needed for Ukraine's entry into the World Trade Organization in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn, top right, gestures as lawmakers gathered around the rostrum in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, July 5, 2005. The rostrum is covered with a protest banner against members of President Viktor Yushchenko's government who have refused to relinquish their parliamentary seats. The Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday failed to vote on a package of bills necessary for the country's admission to the World Trade Organization, handing an embarrassing defeat to Yushchenko who had made a personal appeal for support. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko gestures as he talks to lawmakers in the parliament in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, July 5, 2005. The Ukrainian parliament on Tuesday failed to vote on a package of bills necessary for the country's admission to the World Trade Organization, handing an embarrassing defeat to Yushchenko who had made a personal appeal for support. (AP/Yahoo) 07/08/2005
On this day: 1709 – Russian forces under Peter the Great defeat Swedish forces under Charles XII at Poltava, Ukraine, marking the end of Sweden as a major power. (Australia Sunday Times) 07/08/2005
Photo: Ukrainian singer Ruslana, Eurovosion 2004 winner and a star of 'orange revolution', performs at a western funded pre-election concert in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (AP/Yahoo) 07/07/2005
Unruly Ukraine deputies impede passage of WTO legislation (Finantial Times) 07/07/2005
Чергове протистояння в Радi щодо СОТ (VOA) 07/07/2005
Попри все, Україна наближається до членства в СОТ (VOA) 07/07/2005
How a Leeds rocker's romance led to a new life in Ukraine - with the PM as his 'mama' (The Times) 07/07/2005
Tymoshenko embroiled in dispute between tycoons (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/07/2005
Gasprom is Accused of Irresponsible Storage. Ukraine Demands Payment for the Gas that was Not Given to Export (Kommersant) 07/07/2005
Ukrainian military officials in Baku (Azernews) 07/07/2005
Ex Regal CEO defends secret sale deal - newspaper (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/07/2005
Malaysia's human rights commission seeks crackdown on women trafficking [(S)yndicates smuggle in women and girls to work in Malaysian brothels and bars from places such as Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, Russia, Ukraine,...] (AP/Yahoo) 07/07/2005
Yushchenko to receive Philadelphia Liberty Medal, $100,000 (Ukrainian Journal) 07/07/2005
Prez asks PM to go easy on Naftogaz, wants ‘responsible’ gas policy (Ukrainian Journal) 07/07/2005
President, PM to step up pressure on Socialists to support WTO bills (Ukrainian Journal) 07/07/2005
Progress made on WTO accession measure (Ukrainian Journal) 07/07/2005
Ukrainian company [SUKHIN Energy Inc.] to set up coco-powered gas plants in RP (INQ7) 07/07/2005
Photo: Kyrgyz youth wave Ukrainian and Kyrgyz national flags as they attend a western funded pre-election concert in Bishkek Thursday, July 7, 2005. Kyrgyzstan will vote for the new president on Sunday (AP/Yahoo) 07/07/2005
Ukraine to Investigate Diamonds-for-Arms (Diamonds) 07/07/2005
Much Ado about the WTO. The Ukrainian opposition goes after the microphones (Kommersant) 07/07/2005
Horrific Attack, Heroic Rescue. Neighbors Subdue Man Stabbing Woman on NW Street (Wash Post) 07/07/2005
Drunken ship's captain faces jail [Captain Volodymyr Dushyn, 49, from the Ukraine, was found to be nearly four times the legal limit for sailing a ship...faces up to two years in jail and an unlimited fine] (BBC) 07/07/2005
Brit market trader marrying the Ukrainian Prime Minister's daughter [Sean Carr, a 36-year-old market stallholder and rock musician from Leeds, will walk down the aisle with 25-year-old Eugenia Timoshenko] (Daily Mirror) 07/07/2005
Showdown with opposition slows WTO bills (Ukrainian Journal) 07/06/2005
Teachers from ex-Soviet nations impressed by July 4th patriotism (Bozeman Daily Chronicle) 07/06/2005
Market Stallholder Finds Key to Heart of Prime Minister’s Daughter [Sean Carr, a 36-year-old market stallholder and rock musician from Leeds, will walk down the aisle with 25-year-old Eugenia Timoshenko] (Yorkshire Post) 07/06/2005
Fists fly as Ukraine parliament debates WTO entry (Reuters) 07/06/2005
Ukrainian Lawmakers Throw Punches (AP/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
Ukrainian Forces Test Their Strength. How the interior minister and his deputy quarreled (Kommersant) 07/06/2005
The Head of Naftogas of Ukraine Started to Report. The Cabinet of Ministers found out about his achievements from TV (Kommersant) 07/06/2005
Research and Markets: This New Report on Russia Describes Orange Revolution's Technologies and Analyzes Countermeasures to Prevent It (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
Dickinson State announces ag partnership with Russia, Ukraine (AP/Grand Forks Herald) 07/06/2005
50 or So Found With Bogus Papers on Base [The workers were from Mexico, Ukraine, Honduras and El Salvador] (AP/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
Workers from U.S. media group face criminal charges in Uzbekistan [Some foreign groups have been under mounting pressure here following massive protests that ousted the leadership of Ukraine last year and Georgia in 2003.] (AP/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
Second Canada Corps contingent heads to Ukraine: Canada World Youth participants all ready to go (CNW) 07/06/2005
U.S. has 'grave concerns' over Kazakh refugee arrest (Reuters/AlertNet) 07/06/2005
Naftogaz Ukrayiny chief defends cash payment system for Turkmen gas (Ukrainian Journal) 07/06/2005
Naftogaz Ukrayiny natural gas supply deals said to cover huge gap (Ukrainian Journal) 07/06/2005
Telecombative oligarch shares his vision [Mikhail Fridman, the head of Alfa Group] (Financial Times) 07/06/2005
Photo: Ukrainian deputies scuffle with their colleagues from the opposition during a debate in the parliament hall in Kiev July 6, 2005. Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday began the arduous process of approving laws needed to join the World Trade Organisation, a key goal for the country's new liberal administration, by passing a long-awaited bill on intellectual property rights. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (C) speaks with parliament deputies as they block a vote in the Ukrainian parliament in Kiev, July 5, 2005. Opposition deputies in Ukraine halted a planned parliamentary debate on Tuesday on a package of laws aimed at clearing a path to membership of the World Trade Organisation, a key policy plank for the pro-Western government. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/06/2005
United Russia Will Advise Yanukovych (Moscow Times) 07/06/2005
New Book Profiles History of Kherson Jews (FJC) 07/06/2005
Справа Гонгадзе: знову проблеми (Deutsche Welle) 07/06/2005
Central Asian security bloc calls for deadline on US military pullout [The presidents of the six-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), which comprises Russia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and China, signed a declaration calling for deadlines to be set on the closure of airbases used by US forces in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.] (AFP/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
Global arms dealers still fuel Congo unrest -report [Among other arms transfers, (Amnesty International) said it also had evidence of arms-for-diamonds agreements involving the Congolese government and companies in the Czech Republic, Israel and Ukraine.] (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
Ukrainian Parliament Suspends Telecom Privatization Law (Black Enterprise) 07/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (R) listens to Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko in the Ukrainian parliament in Kiev July 5, 2005. Opposition deputies in Ukraine halted a planned parliamentary debate on Tuesday on a package of laws aimed at clearing a path to membership of the World Trade Organisation, a key policy plank for the pro-Western government. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian parliament deputies stand around Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (C) as they block a vote in the Ukrainian parliament in Kiev, July 5, 2005. Opposition deputies in Ukraine halted a planned parliamentary debate on Tuesday on a package of laws aimed at clearing a path to membership of the World Trade Organisation, a key policy plank for the pro-Western government. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian parliament deputies stend around Speaker Volodymyr Litvin (C) as they block a vote in the Ukrainian parliament in Kiev July 5, 2005. Opposition deputies in Ukraine halted a planned parliamentary debate on Tuesday on a package of laws aimed at clearing a path to membership of the World Trade Organisation, a key policy plank for the pro-Western government. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
Ukrainian Eurovision winner Ruslana to back OSCE anti-trafficking campaign (OSCE) 07/05/2005
Igor Sikorsky: Aircraft and Helicopter Designer [born in the city of Kiev, Russia(?)] (VOA) 07/05/2005
A Russian National. Russia doesn't arrest internationally wanted citizen of Ukraine [Igor Bakai is accused by the prosecutor general of Kiev of abuses of office causing material loss to the state.] (Kommersant) 07/05/2005
Adopted Children Become U.S. Citizens (AP/Yahoo) 07/05/2005
PM says most groups agree on WTO bills (Ukrainian Journal) 07/05/2005
Deutsche Bank picked to lend $100 mln for Kiev-Odessa highway (Ukrainian Journal) 07/05/2005
Ukraine to insist on barter transactions in gas trading with Russia (Ukrainian Journal) 07/05/2005
Experts predict a fuel price hike of at least 10% this month (Ukrainian Journal) 07/05/2005
Рює: якщо новий уряд Німеччини не проводитиме послідовну політику щодо України, я впливатиму на це ззовні (Deutsche Welle) 07/05/2005
'Коли нам нададуть статус країни з ринковою економікою, нічого суттєвого не відбудеться'. Розмова з Романом Шпеком (Львівська газета) 07/05/2005
OSCE Project Co-ordinator's Office in Ukraine presents survey and manual on civil and commercial codes (OSCE) 07/04/2005
OSCE Special Representative supports establishing Ukranian co-ordinator to fight trafficking in human beings (OSCE) 07/04/2005
Obit: Irene Zdan, Northville: Teacher, vet gave to everyone (Detroit News) 07/04/2005
Political rivalries threaten Ukraine's reforms (Financial Times) 07/04/2005
Юлія Тимошенко в інтерв'ю британським ЗМІ (BBC Ukrainian) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girl Anna, 13, a victim of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, receives treatment for alopecia, the total loss of hair, at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 26, 2005. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukrainian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukaemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 26, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian boy Bagdan (R), a victim of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, jokes while surrounded by friends at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 5, 2005. Bagdan suffers from alopecia and is one of the 18,000 Ukranian children, Cuba has treated since 1990 free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 5, 2005 (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian youth movement 'We' activists hold portraits of Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko and horror movie character Freddy Krueger during a protest in central Donetsk, July 4, 2005. Demonstrators gathered on Monday, Independence Day in the U.S., to protest against the pro-U.S. policy of the present Ukrainian administration which, from their point of view, neglects people's needs. Signs collectively read 'Ukraine'. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls Anastasia (L), 13, and Alina, 16, victims of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, stand together at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 5, 2005. Anastasia and Alina receive both treatment for alopecia, the total loss of hair and in the case of Anastasia it has already started to grow back. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukranian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 5, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls Irina (L), 13, and Inna, 14, victims of radiation fallout from the 1986 power plant explosion in Chernobyl, receive treatment for psoriasis at the Paediatric Hospital in Tarara, outside Havana, April 26, 2005. Since 1990, Cuba has treated 18,000 Ukranian children free of charge for loss of hair, skin disorders, cancer, leukemia and other illnesses attributed to the radioactivity unleashed by the reactor meltdown years before they were born. Picture taken April 26, 2005. (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Ukraine suspends power exports to Russia after agency warns of export hike (Ukrainian Journal) 07/04/2005
Security forces find lab said to have made poison used on Yushchenko (Ukrainian Journal) 07/04/2005
Russian natural gas cuts to come in H2 (Ukrainian Journal) 07/04/2005
Ukraine-Russia gas row will not affect European supply (AFP/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
Liberal Moscow Weekly [Moskovskiye Novosti, or Moscow News] Bought by Ukrainian Media Tycoon Vadym Rabynovych (AP/Yahoo) 07/04/2005
After John Paul, more Poles seek priesthood [(A)bout 1,400 Poles started in priesthood seminaries last year, the second highest figure in Europe after Ukraine, a predominantly Orthodox country with a large Catholic minority.] (Reuters) 07/04/2005
Young Chernobyl victims heal in Cuban sun (Reuters) 07/04/2005
Про похід українських католиків на українську столицю (Львівська газета) 07/04/2005
Obit: Nellie Lypetzky, Royal Oak: Woman co-owned Detroit market (Detroit News) 07/03/2005
Ukraine's Iron Lady provokes rift (The Observer) 07/03/2005
After Centuries of Enmity, Relations Between Poland and Russia Are as Bad as Ever (NY Times) 07/03/2005
Ukraine's Top Assets Are the Spoils in a Post-Election Power Struggle That's Far From Over (NY Times) 07/03/2005
Cycling: Second Place in Time Trial Puts Armstrong in Good Position (NY Times) 07/03/2005
Photo: Discovery Channel team rider Yaroslav Popovych of Ukraine cycles during the 19km individual time trial first stage from Fromentine to Noirmoutier in the 92nd Tour de France cycling race (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/02/2005
Photo: AG2R team rider Yuriy Krivtsov of Ukraine cycles during the 19km individual time trial first stage from Fromentine to Noirmoutier in the 92nd Tour de France cycling race (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/02/2005
Photo: Sergei Bubka, president of the Ukraine Olympic Committee, is greeted by Urs Lacotte, director general of the International Olympic Committee from Switzerland, prior to the start of the IOC executive board meeting in Singapore Sunday, Juy 3, 2005. The 117th IOC session will decide the host city of the 2012 Summer Games for which London, Madrid, Moscow, New York and Paris are bidding. The voting takes place on July 6. (AP/Yahoo) 07/02/2005
Russia still 'Stalinist' says icon of Ukraine (Daily Telegraph) 07/02/2005
Photo: Ukraine's main energy company Naftogaz warned that it would reduce Russian gas exports to Europe if Moscow makes good on a threat to cut gas deliveries to Kiev, raising tensions in an ongoing row between the two neighbors over the key commodity. (AFP/Yahoo) 07/02/2005
The Rise of Gypsy Punkers (NY Times) 07/02/2005
СУСН: 'Ми молоді, ми з України' (Deutsche Welle) 07/02/2005
Зближення мiж Україною та ЄС? (VOA) 07/01/2005
Закон про Кабмін та ефективність роботи парламенту (VOA) 07/01/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, who was poisoned with a massive dose of dioxin during last year's bitter election campaign, will travel to Switzerland for medical consultations. (AFP/Yahoo) 07/01/2005
Студентськi протести в Сумах (VOA) 07/01/2005
Yushchenko poisoners' lab is found (Daily Telegraph) 07/01/2005
Suspicion shifts from Russia over poison used on leader (The Times) 07/01/2005
'Важких точок я назвав би декілька: Донецьк, Харків, Одеса, Львів'. Розмова з Юрієм Луценком (Львівська газета) 07/01/2005
Справа Гонґадзе. В очікуванні нового вибуху (Львівська газета) 07/01/2005
Berlin Wall Memorial Faces Final Fury [Alexandra Hildebrandt - Ukrainian-born head of the Checkpoint Charlie Museum which is set to be razed.] (Deutsche Welle) 07/01/2005
Rich in diversity. On growing up in a Saskatchewan family of immigrants who, like many seeking a future in Canada, spoke neither official language (Macleans) 07/01/2005
Entertainment promoter fined for tax evasion [dated 6/30/2005] (Thunder Bay Chronicle-Journal) 07/01/2005
Priest [in the village of Sosnivki in Ukraine's western Lviv region] suspected of stealing cars (Australia News) 07/01/2005
Ukraine Presses Russia Over Fugitive [Ihor Bakay, who under former President Leonid Kuchma headed a powerful department responsible for state property] (Moscow Times) 07/01/2005
Ukrainian nuclear energy firm halts electricity exports to Russia (AFX/III) 07/01/2005
UK smallcap opening - Eurogold ticks up on Saulyak mine update (AFX/III) 07/01/2005
Ukraine Holding Repeat Privatization Auction [Kryvorizhstal] (AP/Yahoo) 07/01/2005
Ukraine simplifies visas for U.S. citizens [dated 6/30/2005] (Reuters) 07/01/2005
Yushchenko decree lifts visa requirements for entering U.S. citizens (Ukrainian Journal) 07/01/2005
Stu Bykofsky. Enjoy my city [Oops! The Liberty Medal will not be presented on July Fourth because the recipient, Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko, has a prior commitment. I think he's judging a Kiev borscht competition, so he'll collect it later in the year.] (Philadelphia Daily News) 07/01/2005
Petr Poroshenko: Accession to NATO Is Like a Flicker of Light at the End of the Tunnel. Euro integration (Kommersant) 07/01/2005
Criminal charges reach senior leaders of Ukrainian opposition (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 07/01/2005
NBU raises exchange rate prediction; hyrvnia may reach 5.1/$ by yr end (Ukrainian Journal) 07/01/2005
Premier expresses concern over gas supply (Ukrainian Journal) 07/01/2005
Saakashvili: Georgia, Ukraine Coordinate Regional Cooperation (Civil Georgia) 07/01/2005
МЗС про повернення Бакая і Пукача (VOA) 07/01/2005
НДП нарiкає на політичні переслідування (VOA) 07/01/2005
США допомагають українцям ставати землевласниками (VOA) 07/01/2005
Vimpelcom to ask shareholders about Ukraine plan (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/01/2005
Poland Welcomes Ukrainian Takeover of Ailing FSO Auto Company (AFP/Yahoo) 07/01/2005
Kryvorizhstal to spend more than 1/3 of profits on dividends (Ukrainian Journal) 07/01/2005
Reassessing Chernobyl (India Tribune) 07/01/2005
Армстронг відкриває шлях Поповичу (Львівська газета) 07/01/2005
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