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Ukraine leader speaks with US vice president amid coalition talks (AFP/Yahoo) 03/31/2006
Yushchenko sees 'orange' coalition (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/31/2006
Ukraine leader expects pro-Western allies to reunite (AFP/Yahoo) 03/31/2006
Orange Forces May Not Support Yushchenko. By Natasha Lisova (AP/Yahoo) 03/31/2006
Radical Ukrainian nationalism and the war in Chechnya. By Andrew McGregor (Jamestown Foundation) 03/31/2006
Єхануров: політики повинні повернутися з війни (BBC Ukrainian) 03/31/2006
ЦВК: остаточні результати будуть у квітні (BBC Ukrainian) 03/31/2006
CEC Counts 100% Of Voting Protocols: Party Of Regions 32.12%, Tymoshenko Bloc 22.27%, Our Ukraine 13.94%, SPU 5.67%, CPU 3.66% (Українські новини) 03/31/2006
РЕЗУЛЬТАТИ ВИБОРІВ. Остаточні попередні результати (Українська правда) 03/31/2006
Виборча кампанія була дорожчою за попередню (Deutsche Welle) 03/31/2006
Commission ends vote counting, says five parties may enter Parliament (Ukrainian Journal) 03/31/2006
Yushchenko assures US of pro-West course (Ukrainian Journal) 03/31/2006
Richest Ukrainian Pledges Strong GDP (AP/Moscow Times) 03/31/2006
Opinion: Whose Ukraine? By Viktor Erofeyev (IH Tribune) 03/31/2006
Ladies fіrst, або бідна Юля (Українська правда) 03/31/2006
Experts assess Ukraine's parliamentary elections (BRAMA) 03/31/2006
Експерти у США аналізують українські вибори. Мирослава Ґонґадзе (VOA) 03/31/2006
Вибори-2006. Час виправляти помилки. Микола Томенко (Україна молода) 03/31/2006
Склад майбутньої Верховної Ради. Повний список [3/30/06] (Україна молода) 03/31/2006
Михайло Ратушний: Майбутня коаліція має бути без дідівщини. Учасник парламентської комісії з нагляду за виборами підбиває підсумки кампанії (Україна молода) 03/31/2006
Юлiя Тимошенко – гість Російської служби Голосу Америки (VOA) 03/30/2006
Експерти у США аналізують українські вибори (VOA) 03/30/2006
Ахметов про умови коалiцiї з Нашою Україною (VOA) 03/30/2006
Тимошенко каже про таємнi коалiцiйнi розмови (VOA) 03/30/2006
Процес формування коалiцiї затягується (VOA) 03/30/2006
U.S. Envoy Contrasts Belarus with Flourishing Democracy in Ukraine (USDOS) 03/30/2006
Revolutions gone astray in Eurasia (Asia Times) 03/30/2006
Small quake in Ukraine, not many hurt (Trinidad Express) 03/30/2006
Ex-premier [Yulia Tymoshenko] of Ukraine vows softer approach to business. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/30/2006
Photo: Ukraine's former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko speaks during a news conference in Kiev, March 30, 2006. The Central Election Commission issued results for Ukraine's parliamentary election with 99.52 percent of the vote counted giving Tymoshenko block 22.26 percent of the vote. (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/30/2006
Ukraine's richest man pledges to reverse sluggish economy if pro-Russian party takes power (AP/Kyiv Post) 03/30/2006
Photo: Rinat Akhmetov, an eastern Ukrainian steel and coal magnate who is considered Viktor Yanukovych's main financial backer, speaks to the media in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, March 30, 2006. Ukraine's richest man pledged Thursday to reverse the country's sluggish economy and respect all post-Soviet privatization deals if his pro-Russian party returns to power. (AP/Yahoo) 03/30/2006
Former Prime Minister [Tymoshenko] Lauds Ukraine's 'First Honest Elections in Fifteen Years' (VOA) 03/30/2006
Orange is not the only colour. Russian speakers in Ukraine's Crimean peninsula have helped vote out Viktor Yushchenko, writes Tom Parfitt (Guardian) 03/30/2006
No major changes as vote-counting in Ukraine nears completion [99.9%] (Interfax-Russia) 03/30/2006
Chernovetskiy calls for protests as Kiev mayor seeks to cancel vote (Ukrainian Journal) 03/30/2006
Фініш виборів в малюнках (Українська правда) 03/30/2006
Український цуг-цванг (Українська правда) 03/30/2006
Чи стане Тимошенко прем’єром, а Безсмертний спікером? Рейтинги від 'Української правди' (Українська правда) 03/30/2006
Політичні кольори України (Високий замок) 03/30/2006
П'ятірка лідерів виборів лишається незмінною (BBC Ukrainian) 03/30/2006
Останній ривок (Львівська газета) 03/30/2006
'Наша Україна' не поспішає підписувати 'помаранчевий' меморандум (Deutsche Welle) 03/30/2006
Повний перерахунок? Не смішіть! (Україна молода) 03/30/2006
Ukraine to keep pro-Western course, reforms, Prime Minister says (Ukrainian Journal) 03/30/2006
Gas Deal Roils Ukraine and May Have Cut Leader's Vote. By Steven Lee Myers and Andrew E. Kramer (NY Times) 03/30/2006
Photo: Oleg A. Palchikov, the managing director of a company [RosUkrEnergo] now set to control Ukraine's natural gas, is registered as living at this home outside Moscow where the residents say they have never heard of him. (NY Times) 03/30/2006
Election defeat a cold shower for Yushchenko. By Oleg Varfolomeyev (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 03/29/2006
Преса неоднозначно пише про Тимошенко (VOA) 03/29/2006
Колишнiй посол Пайфер коментує вибори (VOA) 03/29/2006
Аутсайдери хочуть перерахунку голосiв (VOA) 03/29/2006
Ukraine history hits home (Courier Post) 03/29/2006
Russia, West weigh in on Ukraine coalition talks (AFP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Today: [NYC Briefing] Ukraine's 2006 Parliamentary Elections: Implications for Business and the International Community (BRAMA) 03/29/2006
Yanukovych group emerges as winner in Crimean vote, may form govt (Ukrainian Journal) 03/29/2006
Parties focus on pro-Western coalition (Ukrainian Journal) 03/29/2006
Ruslana is ready to take her seat in the Parliament (Forum) 03/29/2006
Orange Revolution Chiefs Face Hard Choices (AP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Yushchenko Meets With Former Ally, Old Foe (AP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Ukraine president in post-poll talks. By Tom Warner and Stefan Wagstyl (Financial Times) 03/29/2006
Ukraine leader meets rivals for coalition talks after election rout (AFP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
'Orange' coalition could face pro-Russian party opposition (RIA) 03/29/2006
Rice: We will work with any Ukrainian government (Forum) 03/29/2006
Ukraine's military respects secret ballot (UPI) 03/29/2006
Tymoshenko Says Yekhanurov Holds Talks With Yanukovych, Kliuev On Coalition Creation (Українські новини) 03/29/2006
Ukraine election official: Disorganization, not fraud, causes lengthy vote count (AP/Kyiv Post) 03/29/2006
Party of Regions of Ukraine lead growing [96% counted] (Interfax-Russia) 03/29/2006
Photo: Central Election Commission head Yaroslav Davydovych speaks to the media in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Ukraine's election chief on Wednesday blamed the slow vote count following the weekend parliamentary election on disorganization and denied mounting allegations from Ukrainian parties that the delay reflected an attempt to manipulate the results. (AP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Photo: A TV crewman rests in Central Election Commission in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, March 29, 2006. Some 65 hours after Ukraine's more than 34,000 polling stations locked their doors, Ukraine is still waiting to hear the official word on who won Sunday's parliamentary race. (AP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Photo: Members of Central Election Commission seen during their meeting in Kiev, Ukraine, Wednesday, March 29, 2006. The Central Election Commission's lengthy vote continued Wednesday, with just more than 94 percent of the votes counted. (AP/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Photo: Pre-election leaflet of Ukraine's former Prime Minister Tymoshenko is seen at entrace of collective kitchen in Chernobyl (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/29/2006
Tymoshenko bloc claims vote rigging, to contest Ukraine election results (RIA) 03/29/2006
Election losers in Ukraine demand ballot recount (RIA) 03/29/2006
Вже йдуть розмови про можливi коалiцiї (VOA) 03/28/2006
МВС не помітило жодних фальсифікацій (VOA) 03/28/2006
Ukraine braces for new coalition (BBC) 03/28/2006
Advantage Tymoshenko, As Coalition Talks Off To Slow Start (RFE/RL) 03/28/2006
Ukraine leader meets rivals in coalition talks after losing key poll (AFP/Yahoo) 03/28/2006
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, left, and Viktor Yanukovych seen during their talks in Kiev, Ukraine, Tuesday, March 28, 2006. Yushchenko began a series of talks Tuesday on forming a parliament majority by hosting his Orange Revolution enemy Viktor Yanukovych in a meeting that could dim hopes of a reunion of the revolutionary allies turned rivals. (AP/Yahoo) 03/28/2006
Tymoshenko stakes her claim to power after election success. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/28/2006
Yushchenko under pressure to reunite orange front (Guardian) 03/28/2006
A Patchwork Orange in Ukraine (Der Spiegel) 03/28/2006
Ukraine Teeters Between Two Futures After Voting (LA Times) 03/28/2006
Op-ed: Orange election (IH Tribune) 03/28/2006
Editorial: The future is still orange (Daily Telegraph) 03/28/2006
Ukraine poll drives former allies into each other's arms. By Adrian Blomfield (Daily Telegraph) 03/28/2006
Heroine of the Orange revolution seeks return as Prime Minister. By Andrew Osborn (Independent) 03/28/2006
Op-ed: Mary Dejevsky: So what went wrong with the orange revolution? (Independent) 03/28/2006
Observer: Orange and red-faced (Financial Times) 03/28/2006
Editorial: Piece Orange together (Financial Times) 03/28/2006
This one is a dummy, dummy (Financial Times) 03/28/2006
After Vote, Ukraine Faces Uncertainty Over Coalition. By Steven Lee Myers (NY Times) 03/28/2006
Ukraine press gloomy after polls (BBC) 03/28/2006
Ukraine Head Meets With Political Adversary (AP/Fox News) 03/28/2006
Ukraine's fiery ex-PM puts pressure on president. By Ron Popeski (Reuters) 03/28/2006
Ukraine president chairs coalition talks after poll. By Ron Popeski (Reuters) 03/28/2006
Return of Ukraine alliance in doubt. Heroine of revolution calls on ex-comrade to resist pro-Moscow victor (AP/Denver Post) 03/28/2006
EU Monitors Praise Ukraine's Election Conduct (RFE/RL) 03/28/2006
Former Ukrainian Premier [Tymoshenko] Says Will Meet President on Coalition (Bloomberg) 03/28/2006
Ukraine leader gropes for way out of tough spot after key poll (AFP/Yahoo) 03/28/2006
Op-ed: Ukraine shows democracy's whims (Baltimore Sun) 03/28/2006
Coalition formalities to be settled within week - Tymoshenko (Interfax-Russia) 03/28/2006
Party of Regions leading with 30.04% of the vote in Ukraine (Part 2) (Interfax-Russia) 03/28/2006
Our Ukraine won't coalesce with Party of Regions - official (Interfax-Russia) 03/28/2006
Party of Regions leading with 29.74% of the vote in Ukraine (Part 2) (Interfax-Russia) 03/28/2006
Chernovetski [Kyiv mayor-elect] Threatened Journalists (UNIAN) 03/28/2006
Помаранчева чи сіро-буро-малинова? (Високий замок) 03/28/2006
Весна іде, косу несе...«Помаранчеві» готуються утворити коаліцію (Україна молода) 03/28/2006
«Сюрпризи», які прогнозувалися...Для соціологів результати голосування несподіваними не стали (Україна молода) 03/28/2006
«Голоснули» — і забули...Під час виборів українці рвали одне одному бюлетені, не знаходили себе у списках, помирали просто на дільницях і змушували відомих політиків стояти у довжелезних чергах (Україна молода) 03/28/2006
Відсутність Литвина в Раді: причини невдачі (BBC Ukrainian) 03/28/2006
Переможці виборів вибирають партнерів у коаліцію (BBC Ukrainian) 03/28/2006
Вибори в Криму: неофіційні підрахунки (BBC Ukrainian) 03/28/2006
Украдена перемога? (Українська правда) 03/28/2006
Справедливість, як вона є (Українська правда) 03/28/2006
Ukrainian President Tries to Reunite Team (AP/Yahoo) 03/28/2006
OSCE Chairman Karel De Gucht welcomes free and fair conduct of elections in Ukraine (OSCE) 03/27/2006
Ukrainian elections free and fair, consolidating democratic breakthrough (OSCE) 03/27/2006
[AUDIO] President's Party Fares Poorly in Ukraine Elections (NPR) 03/27/2006
Orange majority could have between 229 and 257 deputies (Ukrayinska Pravda) 03/27/2006
Перша реакцiя США на вибори в Українi (VOA) 03/27/2006
United States Says Ukrainian Elections Seem To Be 'Free and Fair'. Official says preliminary results do not signify repudiation of Orange Revolution (USDOS) 03/27/2006
Klitschko concedes in mayoral race (AP/SI) 03/27/2006
Image: Graphic shows exit poll results for Ukrainian elections. (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Ukraine election will not affect rating-Moody's (Reuters) 03/27/2006
U.S. Says Ukraine Elections Were Fair (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Ukraine vote was 'free and fair': White House (AFP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko seen during his meeting with the President of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly Pierre Lellouche in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Ukraine's Orange hero loses zest (BBC) 03/27/2006
Yanukovich leads in Ukraine with half votes counted (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Leftist leader [Vitrenko], unhappy with exit poll, calls for street protests (Ukrainian Journal) 03/27/2006
Tymoshenko, seen as next PM, vows to cancel Ukraine-Russia gas deal (Ukrainian Journal) 03/27/2006
Yushchenko’s Our Ukraine suffers defeat (Ukrainian Journal) 03/27/2006
NATO Official Says Europe Should Stick By Ukraine [AFP] (RFE/RL) 03/27/2006
Ukraine leaders jostle for power (BBC) 03/27/2006
Orange revolution will survive if old bedfellows get together. By Helen Womack (The Age) 03/27/2006
Tough choices for Ukraine president after poll humiliation (AFP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Ukraine's Timoshenko May Return as Premier After Vote (Update2) (Bloomberg) 03/27/2006
Yushchenko reels from key vote, set to reunite 'orange' team (AFP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Ukraine 'orange' liberals mull coalition after poll (Reuters) 03/27/2006
Profile: Yulia Tymoshenko (BBC) 03/27/2006
Ukraine's Tymoshenko seeks to head coalition (Reuters) 03/27/2006
Chernovetsky leads in Kyiv mayoral vote (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Photo: Members of the election commission empty a ballot box at a polling station in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, March 27, 2006. The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe on Monday declared Ukraine's parliamentary elections 'free and fair' and said they had strengthened the ex-Soviet nation's democratic course. (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
One million Ukrainian voters unable to cast ballots - elections commission (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Ukrainian elections free and fair, consolidating democratic breakthrough (OSCE) 03/27/2006
Tymoshenko Wants to Cancel Russia-Ukraine Gas Agreement (MosNews) 03/27/2006
Ukraine divided as pro-Moscow party rallies. By Adrian Blomfield (Daily Telegraph) 03/27/2006
Ukraine voters punish president (BBC) 03/27/2006
Election may set Ukraine on pro-Russia course (Irish Examiner) 03/27/2006
Yanukovich makes sweeping advance in Ukraine election (The Scotsman) 03/27/2006
Yushchenko scorned as Ukraine turns its back on the orange revolution. By Andrew Osborn (Independent) 03/27/2006
Ruling Party Suffers Rout in Ukraine. By Peter Finn (Wash Post) 03/27/2006
Over 67% citizens of Ukraine took part in the election (Forum) 03/27/2006
[PDF] Вибори в Україні відповідають міжнародним стандартам (IRI) 03/27/2006
Ukrainian Elections Meet International Standards (IRI) 03/27/2006
Fighting for freedom of the press (News-Miner) 03/27/2006
New Jersey Ukrainians get on the bus to exercise democracy (North Jersey) 03/27/2006
Українці Німеччини проголосували мляво (Deutsche Welle) 03/27/2006
Безсмертний: провладна сила погодиться на висунення кандидатури Юлії Тимошенко на посаду прем’єр-міністра (Deutsche Welle) 03/27/2006
Тимошенко: коаліція БЮТ з Соцпартією та «Нашою Україною» забезпечує перемогу над Партією регіонів (Deutsche Welle) 03/27/2006
Підрахунок голосів на виборах до Верховної Ради затягується (Deutsche Welle) 03/27/2006
CEC Counts 30.13% Of Voting Protocols: Party Of Regions 26.17%, Tymoshenko Bloc 23.73%, Our Ukraine 16.85%, SPU 7.3%, CPU 3.46% (Українські новини) 03/27/2006
Has Orange Revolution Received New Lease On Life? By Jan Maksymiuk (RFE/RL) 03/27/2006
Yanukovych Set To Win Poll, But Not Majority (RFE/RL) 03/27/2006
Q&A: why Yushchenko suffered at polls (The Times) 03/27/2006
President may form coalition with man he deposed. From Jeremy Page (The Times) 03/27/2006
Reeling Ukraine president considers coalition (Guardian) 03/27/2006
Ukraine blogs on (Guardian) 03/27/2006
EU urges new Ukraine government to continue path to forge closer ties (AP/Kyiv Post) 03/27/2006
Ukraine investors worry Tymoshenko may come back (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Old guard promises voters end to Ukraine's rift. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/27/2006
Shock in Ukraine. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/27/2006
Yushchenko humiliation heralds long uncertainty. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/27/2006
Reform Leader Suffers Setback In Ukraine Vote. By Steven Lee Myers (NY Times) 03/27/2006
No Clear Winner in Ukraine. An ex-premier appears to be leading, but lacks a majority. Three parties that lean to the West may have enough seats for a ruling coalition. (LA Times) 03/27/2006
Pro-Russia bloc ahead in Ukraine. Elections signal setback for West (Chicago Tribune) 03/27/2006
Yanukovych Bests Ex-Orange Revolution (Der Spiegel) 03/27/2006
Ukraine's Orange revolution turns blue (Mail & Guardian) 03/27/2006
Ukraine president slows down rush to coalition. By Olena Horodetska (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Orange Revolution Team Face Former Nemesis. By Natasha Lisova (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Photo: Central Election Commission head Yaroslav Davydovych speaks to the media in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, March 27, 2006. The Central Election Commission, meanwhile, began releasing results from first hundreds of ballots counted. They fluctuated wildly, putting Viktor Yushchenko's party and, later, Yulia Tymoshenko's bloc ahead by a broad margin. The first returns came from precincts abroad and the nation's penitentiaries and couldn't be considered a fair reflection of the vote. (AP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Кличко вирішив, що він уже став Омельченком (Українська правда) 03/27/2006
Chernovetsky to be Mayor of Kyiv? (Ukrayinska Pravda) 03/27/2006
Ukraine's Tymoshenko calls for liberal coalition (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Rivals humiliate Ukraine's Yushchenko in poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Official preliminary results of Ukrainian elections published (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Regions Party ready to cooperate with all political forces in parliament - Yanukovych (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Our Ukraine agrees to let Tymoshenko Bloc nominate PM (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Agreement on coalition with Our Ukraine, socialists scheduled for Monday - Tymoshenko Bloc (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Ukrainian Socialist Party leader ready to form 'orange' coalition (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Our Ukraine to nominate Yekhanurov for PM (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
National exit poll results unexpected for Our Ukraine (Interfax-Russia) 03/27/2006
Yushchenko seen as big loser in Ukraine's key vote (AFP/Yahoo) 03/27/2006
Yanukovich declares victory in Ukraine election (Stuff) 03/27/2006
Two faces of democracy: Belarus, Ukraine. The 'freest' vote ever was held in Ukraine Sunday. But Belarus is cracking down on opponents. By Fred Weir (Christian Science Monitor) 03/27/2006
Ukraine Parliament Will Enjoy More Power (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
[PDF] Statement of preliminary findings and conclusions on the parliamentary elections in Ukraine, 26 March 2006 (OSCE) 03/26/2006
ПОПЕРЕДНЯ ЗАЯВА: МІЖНАРОДНА МІСІЯ ЗІ СПОСТЕРЕЖЕННЯ ЗА ВИБОРАМИ до Верховної Ради України – 26 березня 2006 р. (OSCE) 03/26/2006
[AUDIO] Ukraine Elections Test Democracy Trend (NPR) 03/26/2006
In pictures: Ukrainians vote (BBC) 03/26/2006
Pro-Russia Forces Poised For Comeback in Key Ukraine Poll (Deutsche Welle) 03/26/2006
Pro-Russian leader declares victory in Ukrainian elections (CBC/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych blows a kiss to about 10,000 of his supporters during a rally at Kiev's Victory Square in this Dec. 24, 2004 file photo. Exit polls showed Yanukovych's pro-Russian party taking the largest chunk of votes in Ukraine's parliamentary elections Sunday, March 26, 2006 in a stunning comeback for the man whose ballot-stuffing attempt to win the 2004 presidency triggered the Orange Revolution. (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Yanukovych appears to make big gains in Ukraine election (Knight Ridder) 03/26/2006
Photo: Members of election commission empty a ballot box at a polling station in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, March 27, 2006. The Central Election Commission said the count came from precincts abroad and put Our Ukraine ahead with 36.6 percent, followed by former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's bloc with 22.72 percent and pro-Russian opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych's party with 14.2 percent. (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Falsifications at Ukrainian elections not numerous - Regions Party (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Ukraine polls close [March 27, 2006 8:30am AEDT] (ABC News (Australia)) 03/26/2006
Ukraine Exit Polls: Pro-Russia Party Ahead (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Russia-backed opposition leads in Ukraine: exit polls (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Ukraine Opposition Leads in Vote, Exit Poll Shows (Update2) (Bloomberg) 03/26/2006
Seven parties to get parliament seats - Ukrainian Sociology Service exit poll (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Exit polls give pro-Russia party the largest chunk of votes in Ukraine (CP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Five parties to get Ukrainian parliament seats - Public Opinion Foundation Ukraine exit poll (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Interfax-Ukraine poll gives four parties early lead in elections (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Opposition Regions Party tops 2nd Ukraine exit poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
[AUDIO] 'Orange Revolution' Leader Rebuffed in Ukraine (NPR) 03/26/2006
Yushchenko Beaten Into Third Place in Ukranian Exit Poll. By Peter Finn (Wash Post) 03/26/2006
Our Ukraine ready to sign memorandum on coalition (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Tymoshenko Bloc, Our Ukraine, Socialist Party may form majority in parliament - exit polls (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Ballot's Complexity Reflects Choices In Elections. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 03/26/2006
Yushchenko Headed For Defeat In Parliamentary Elections (RFE/RL) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukraine's pro Moscow opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych at a polling station in Kiev, Ukraine, Sunday. (CP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukraine's pro Moscow opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych smiles during a news conference in his party press center in Kiev, Ukraine, Sunday, March 26, 2006 .Pro-Moscow opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych on Sunday declared his party the winner of the parliamentary election. (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
[VIDEO] Голос Америки та 5-ий канал провели телеміст (VOA) 03/26/2006
Ukraine: Elections Now, Geopolitical Crisis Ahead (Axis Globe) 03/26/2006
Ukraine Exit Poll: Pro-Russian Party Ahead (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Екзит-пол: Регіони України - 33%; БЮТ - 22%; НУ - 13% (BBC Ukrainian) 03/26/2006
Національний екзит-пол'2006 (попередні дані на 18:00) (Українська правда) 03/26/2006
Екзит-пол 'Всеукраїнської соціологічної служби' (Українська правда) 03/26/2006
Екзит-пол ФОМ-Україна (попередні дані на 18:00) (Українська правда) 03/26/2006
Davydovych Calls On Mass Media To Avoid Publishing Exit-Poll Results Before 22:00 (Українські новини) 03/26/2006
Over 58% of Ukrainian voters cast ballot papers by 8:00 pm Kyiv time - CEC (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Turchynov Believes His Statement About Organization Of Transit Server By Our Ukraine Facilitates Minimization Of Possibilities Of Interference In CEC Server's Work (Українські новини) 03/26/2006
Unidentified Person Makes False Claim About Bombs At All Polling Stations In Solomianskyi District Of Kyiv (Українські новини) 03/26/2006
Officials in Crimea and Donetsk impede the conduct of exit-poll (Forum) 03/26/2006
Photo: Members of the local electoral commission prepare a ballot for an elderly voter during voting in the parliamentary elections in the village of Muzychi, about 30 km (19 miles) southwest of Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Key Players in Ukraine's Elections (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Хід виборів: черги на дільницях (BBC Ukrainian) 03/26/2006
Victor Yushchenko’s Television Address (Forum) 03/26/2006
Three Ukraines (Ukrayinska Pravda) 03/26/2006
Turnout at parliamentary election by 4:00 pm Kyiv time hits 40.46% - CEC (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Photo: Members of a local electoral commission prepare a ballot for a voter during voting in the parliamentary elections at a hospital in Lviv, Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman fills in her ballot papers during voting in the parliamentary elections at a poling station in the village of Muzychi 30 km (19 miles) south-west of Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Phoenix set to rise from embers of orange revolt. Old rival ready to take on divided reform camp. From Andrew Osborn in Kiev (Sunday Herald) 03/26/2006
Molotov cocktail thrown at Ukrainian polling station (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Wladimir hits 30! [Klitschko] (Fightnews) 03/26/2006
Ukraine Is the Winner as Nation Heads to the Polls. The first parliamentary election since the Orange Revolution reflects the nuanced politics expected of a democracy. (LA Times) 03/26/2006
In Ukraine, Moscow's Man Makes Comeback. Kremlin Trying to Maintain Sympathies of Ex-Soviet States. By Peter Finn (Wash Post) 03/26/2006
Ukrainians Voting in First Election Since Revolution (Update3) (Bloomberg) 03/26/2006
Orange Revolution Goes Through First Tough Election (Zaman) 03/26/2006
Voter turnout in Ukraine 18% at midday - official (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Voting list warnings for Ukraine (The Scotsman) 03/26/2006
Yushchenko hails Ukraine election (Al Jazeera) 03/26/2006
Polls Open in Ukraine Parliamentary Poll (VOA) 03/26/2006
Ukraine holds parliamentary election (UPI) 03/26/2006
Boxing champ aims for knockout in Ukraine mayor race (AFP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Our Ukraine - Party of Regions bloc could forge national unity - Kuchma (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Talks on Orange coalition to begin Monday (Interfax-Russia) 03/26/2006
Russia-backed opposition set for comeback in Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Ukraine votes for new parliament in key poll (AFP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukrainians cast their ballots at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko casts his ballot during the parliamentary elections at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukraine's former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko receives flowers after voting in the parliamentary election at a polling station in Dnipropetrovsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukraine's pro Moscow opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych casts his ballot a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Prime Minister Yuriy Yekhanurov talks to the media holding his ballot at a polling station in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukraine's pro Moscow opposition leader Viktor Yanukovych, second left, and his wife Lyudmila leave a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers line up to vote in the parliamentary elections at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/26/2006
Will election see Russia's 'stooge' become Ukraine's Comeback Kid? By Andrew Osborn (Independent) 03/25/2006
A tale of two elections. Ukraine votes again (IH Tribune) 03/25/2006
Pora Leader Says Party Victim of Dirty Tricks. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 03/25/2006
Yanukovych at 30% Before Ukraine Election (Angus-Reid) 03/25/2006
Vote inspires hope (North Jersey) 03/25/2006
Ukraine: E-mail from readers (North Jersey) 03/25/2006
Ukrainians can vote for parliament -- in Kent (King County Journal) 03/25/2006
Ukrainian parliamentary elections begin (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/25/2006
Is the Orange Sun Setting? Viktor Yushchenko’s achievement must be understood in context. By Robert McConnell (National Review) 03/25/2006
Opposition Poised for Comeback in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 03/25/2006
Big choice for Ukraine in colorful, confusing poll (Reuters) 03/25/2006
Ukraine votes, gives verdict on 'Orange' leaders (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/25/2006
Photo: AC Milan forward Andriy Shevchenko of Ukraine controls the ball during the Italian first league soccer match against Fiorentina at San Siro stadium in Milan, Italy (AP/Yahoo) 03/25/2006
Ukraine poll choice between 'past and future': Yushchenko (AFP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Q&A: Ukraine general election (BBC) 03/24/2006
Kyiv accuses Moscow of 'political speculation' on language issue (Interfax-Russia) 03/24/2006
Ukraine's ex-premier toughens image [Yulia Tymoshenko] (AP/Baltimore Sun) 03/24/2006
Ukrainian Parliamentary Elections to Occur on Sunday the 26th of March 2006 (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Orange Wave Demonstrators Organize Chicago Ukranian Vote (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Полiтологи пiдсумовують виборчу кампанiю (VOA) 03/24/2006
Влада твердить, що вибори будуть чесними (VOA) 03/24/2006
Photo: U.S.-born ethnic Ukrainian Darko Skulsky, an advertising entrepreneur who has produced music videos for Australian pop star Natalie Imbruglia and commercials for Vodafone, is seen with employee Darya in his office in Ukraine's capital Kiev, Friday, March 24, 2006. Ukraine's Orange Revolution did plenty to invigorate business in this ex-Soviet republic, so much so that business leaders say there's no turning back, and certainly no reason to fear uncertainty in Sunday parliamentary elections. (AP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Tymoshenko Discusses Postelection Scenarios. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 03/24/2006
Kyiv Poised Between Russia And The West (RFE/RL) 03/24/2006
U.S., Russia Focused On The Race, Not The Horses (RFE/RL) 03/24/2006
Analysis: Moscow Silent In The Run-up To Ukraine's Elections (RFE/RL) 03/24/2006
Photo: Aslan with a campaign sign for the Party of Putin's Politics featuring a photo of the Russian president. (NY Times) 03/24/2006
Slidshow: Tensions in Crimea (NY Times) 03/24/2006
Ukraine's new, bumpy path. By Fred Weir (Christian Science Monitor) 03/24/2006
Ukraine's Yushchenko May Lose Parliamentary Vote, Poll Shows (Bloomberg) 03/24/2006
New Ukraine power struggle looms (BBC) 03/24/2006
SBU Detains Suspect In CEC Server Intrusion During 2004 Presidential Vote (Українські новини) 03/24/2006
Ukraine Boxing Hero Eyes Political Title in Kiev (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2006
Ukraine - the Orange tide has turned (Radio Netherlands) 03/24/2006
Gas Trader Keeps Orange Team Apart (Moscow Times) 03/24/2006
Locals plan big Ukraine vote (Chicago Tribune) 03/24/2006
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuri Yekhanurov, representing the Our Ukraine party, smiles during a rally in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Photo: Supporters of the Our Ukraine party campaign wave flags during a rally in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Prez says Our Ukraine to play role in govt (Ukrainian Journal) 03/24/2006
Українці, лікуймо амнезію, або Чому я досі «помаранчева» (Україна молода) 03/24/2006
Комітет виборців України підбив підсумки передвиборної кампанії (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2006
Партія регіонів та БЮТ здійснюватимуть паралельний підрахунок голосів (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2006
Op-ed: Faded Orange: why the hero of Kiev faces peril at the polls. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/24/2006
Yanukovich on verge of remarkable political comeback. By Tom Warner and Stefan Wagstyl (Financial Times) 03/24/2006
Ukraine looks to rival; Orange Revolution sours (The Age) 03/24/2006
Ukraine Businesses Hopeful About Elections (AP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Ethnic and Cultural Divisions Haunt Ukraine Before Vote. By Steven Lee Myers (NY Times) 03/24/2006
Photo: Blue flags of the opposition Party of the Regions wave against orange campaign tents of pro-presidential Our Ukraine bloc in Ukraine's capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/24/2006
Помiж ЦВК i КВУ - розбiжностi в поглядах (VOA) 03/23/2006
Photo: Tatar deputy of the Ukraine's parliament, Mustafa Jemilev, gestures while speaking to Tatar voters in the run-up to Ukraine's parliamentary elections, at a village in Golubinka (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Photo: A man stands under 'Born by Revolution' Union flags, supporting former Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, head of Ukraines opposition Party of Regions, with a Lenin statue in background, in Donetsk (AP/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Photo: Supporters cheer Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukraine's ex-premier who leads her own opposition bloc, during her speech at a rally in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Photo: Yulia Tymoshenko, Ukraine's ex-premier who leads her own opposition bloc, addresses her supporters, against the background of her bloc's logo, during a rally in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Ukraine: Our Ukraine Envisions New Tymoshenko Alliance. By Askold Krushelnycky (RFE/RL) 03/23/2006
[VIDEO] Держдепартамент коментує вибори в Українi (VOA) 03/23/2006
Ukraine poll may roll back Orange Revolution ideals (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's Pora youth democratic movement protest in front of Kiev City Hall,Ukraine,Thursday, March, 23, 2006. On Wednesday, a Kiev police officer shot and seriously wounded a Pora teenage activist as the youth attempted to hang up campaign posters for former heavyweight champion and Kiev mayoral candidate Vitali Klitschko. (AP/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Yuschenko Vetoes Bill Entitling Residents Of Mountainous Areas To Benefits (Українські новини) 03/23/2006
Photo: Orange campaign tents of pro-presidential Our Ukraine party, white tents of ex-premier Yulia Tumoshenko's bloc, and red tents of the progressive socialists seen in main Independence square in the Ukrainian capital Kiev a few days before the country's crucial parliamentary vote (AP/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Photo: A man with pennants of President Viktor Yushchenko's Our Ukraine party attached to his helmet and bicycle rides through the eastern Ukrainian town of Donetsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Tymoshenko Denies President May Dissolve Rada If It Fails To Make Coalition (Українські новини) 03/23/2006
Yushchenko warns may disband Parliament (Ukrainian Journal) 03/23/2006
Photo: Supporters of Ukraine's Pora-PRP party beat barrel drums during a protest in front of Kiev's city hall (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/23/2006
Op-ed: Ukraine better off than it seems. By Adrian Karatnycky (Kyiv Post) 03/23/2006
Ukraine: An Endgame For The Orange Revolution? By Jan Maksymiuk (RFE/RL) 03/23/2006
Our Ukraine spokesman says 'orange coalition' will be formed before elections (Interfax-Russia) 03/23/2006
Ukrainian Diaspora Hopes for Democratic Elections in Ukraine (Forum) 03/23/2006
Ukrainian could enjoy regional status in Moscow - presidential envoy (Interfax-Russia) 03/23/2006
NBU won’t let hryvnia slide if stable coalition formed after vote (Ukrainian Journal) 03/23/2006
Ukraine: Introduction To the March 26 Elections (RFE/RL) 03/22/2006
Спостерiгачi позитивно оцiнюють кампанiю (VOA) 03/22/2006
Ukrainian Eastern Catholic bishops urge voting for moral, economic recovery (CNS) 03/22/2006
Ukraine c.bank intervenes ahead of polls (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Not the usual suspects: eclectic cast aims for Ukraine's parliament (AFP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Ukrainian president denies problems with minority languages (RIA) 03/22/2006
Photo: A monument to Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, a central figure in Ukrainian history during the 17th century, is seen in Ukraine's capital Kiev Wednesday, March 23, 2006, backdropped by St. Michael's Cathedral. Khmelnytskyi, a leader of Ukrainian Cossacks, announced a union with Russia in 1654, which was to last for over 300 years. The March 26 election will play a key role in determining if this former Soviet republic will continue the pro-Western course adopted by President Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Photo: oung activists for Russia's United Russia party march in support of Ukraine's pro-Moscow Regions Party on Independence square in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Photo: Street actors perform parody of popular Ukrainian politicians, from left, Socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz, former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, President Viktor Yushchenko, and parliament speaker Volodymir Lytvyn (AP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Photo: Street actors perform a parody of popular Ukrainian political leaders of 'orange revolution' former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (L) and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (AP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Kyiv Mayor Omelchenko Reports Involvement Of Pravex Bank In Elite Center Fraud (Українські новини) 03/22/2006
Russia Expects Other Regions Of Ukraine After Kharkiv To Declare Russian Regional Language (Українські новини) 03/22/2006
Russia aims at recognition of the Russian language in Ukraine (Forum) 03/22/2006
Photo: A campaign worker for pro-presidential Our Ukraine party distributes campaign flags in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Photo: A Ukranian man casts a shadow on a pre-election tent with a portrait of a former Ukrainian prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/22/2006
Президент особисто перевірив готовність ЦВК до голосування (Україна молода) 03/22/2006
Пора вимагає арешту міліціонера, що поранив активіста (BBC Ukrainian) 03/22/2006
Orange past peels away as Ukraine poll looks likely to avoid dramas. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/22/2006
Three main parties vie for power. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 03/22/2006
Tymoshenko holds secret coalition talks with Our Ukraine, aide says (Ukrainian Journal) 03/22/2006
Yushchenko choosing between Tynoshenko and Yanukovych? By Oleg Varfolomeyev (Eurasia Daily Monitor) 03/22/2006
Croatian NGO 'GONG' Will Monitor Elections in the Ukraine (SEE Online) 03/22/2006
Tymoshenko Expects Yuschenko To Initiate Democratic Coalition (Українські новини) 03/22/2006
Former Ukraine PM Tymoshenko Rules Out Coalition with Party of Regions (VOA) 03/21/2006
Photo: A couple kiss in front of campaigning tents and flags of Yushchenko's "Our Ukraine" at the Independence square in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 03/21/2006
«Братки» перефарбувалися в зелено-білі кольори. У Житомирі люди Литвина побили «нашоукраїнця» (Україна молода) 03/21/2006
Паском по дупі...б'ють комуністичних агітаторів у Тернополі (Україна молода) 03/21/2006
Партію регіонів можуть зняти з виборів до Дніпропетровської облради (Україна молода) 03/21/2006
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko speaks during a news conference in Kiev, Tuesday March 21, 2006. Tymoshenko pledged that she would never unite with Orange Revolution foe, Viktor Yanukovych, even if such a union would return her to the powerful prime ministerial job after this weekend's parliamentary election (AP/Yahoo) 03/21/2006
Communist Posters Glued to Roman Catholic Church in Crimea (RISU) 03/21/2006
Photo: Supporters of the opposition Progressive Socialist Party shout slogans during a meeting in support of their candidate Natalia Vitrenko in central Donetsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/21/2006
Orange push to win east Ukraine (BBC) 03/21/2006
Ukraine's East-West divide runs deep in Crimea (AFP/Yahoo) 03/21/2006
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych, right, signs autographs for his supporters, as he visits the Antonov aircraft plant during his election campaign in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 03/21/2006
Former state Rep. Schaffer to blog on Ukraine elections (Denver Post) 03/21/2006
Party of Regions member denies tampering with export figures (Interfax-Russia) 03/21/2006
Communism Bad for Your Health? (Newswise) 03/21/2006
Вибори-2006 обiйдуться Українi в один мiльярд (VOA) 03/20/2006
Photo: Campaign workers of the pro-presidential Our Ukraine party stand in front their party tents in Kiev, Ukraine, Monday, March 20, 2006. On Sunday Ukraine's fourty-five parties will run for the country's crucial parliamentary elections that will usher in constitutional reforms under which key presidential powers will transfer to parliament. Wording on flags and tents reads Our Ukraine. (AP/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
Photo: Natalya Vitrenko of the Ukrainian People's Opposition Bloc (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
Photo: Supporters of Natalia Vitrenko, a radical socialist who leads the New Opposition bloc running for seats in March's parliamentary elections, shout during a rally in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
Photo: Supporters of Natalya Vitrenko's Ukrainian People?s Opposition Bloc shout slogans during an election rally in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk... According to polls Vitrenko's bloc is not among the six parties expected to clear the 3 percent barrier to get to parliament. (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko, center, and head of the Central Election Commission, Yaroslav Davydovych, right, watch electronic equipment in the Central Elections Commission in Ukraine's capital Kiev, Monday, March 20, 2006. On Sunday, Ukraine's fourty-five political parties and blocs will run for the new parliament in the counrty's crucial parliamentary elections. (AP/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
Photo: Rinat Akhmetov, right, a Ukrainian coal and steel magnate, is No. 7 on the party list of former prime minister and losing presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych, left, during their meeteng in Donetsk, Ukraine, Sept.30, 2005. There are high expectations of parliamentary majority formed between President Viktor Yushchenko and his rival, who is bankrolled by powerful business magnate Rinat Akhmetov, a former Krivorizhstal shareholder who today is US$1.7 billion (1.4 billion) according to Forbes magazine. Considered the real force behind Viktor Yanukovych, Akhmetov is running for parliament and is widely thought to have his eye on the prime minister's office. (AP/Yahoo) 03/20/2006
'Our Ukraine' bloc dismisses very idea of forming coalition with Regions Party. Roman Zvarych, vice chief of the 'Our Ukraine' election campaign, told this today press conference in Kyiv. (NRCU) 03/20/2006
Manitobans head to Ukraine to observe election (CBC) 03/20/2006
Canucks to watch over Ukraine vote (Toronto Sun) 03/20/2006
Kiev's Economic Performance on Trial (AP/Houston Chronicle) 03/20/2006
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