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  • Gay-rights foe finds new allies in Slavic churches (Seattle Times) 01/27/2007

  • How Labor Migration Is Changing Ukraine (BusinessWeek) 01/22/2007

  • Ex-officer gets 20 years for sex assault (Facts) 01/20/2007
  • Ministering through the hand of friendship (Asheville Citizen-Times) 01/20/2007

  • No criminal charges to be filed in Ukrainian adoption (Pioneer Press) 01/19/2007

  • Новий міграційний закон багато в Росії не змінить - В. Антонів (BBC Ukrainian) 01/16/2007

  • A Taste of Family Life in U.S., but Adoption Is in Limbo (NY Times) 01/13/2007
  • УГКЦ просить керівників України заопікуватися співвітчизниками-мігрантами (Радіо Ватикан) 01/13/2007

  • Garden murder charges dropped (BBC News) 01/11/2007

  • Austrian police detain Czech suspected of people smuggling (Prague Daily Monitor) 01/02/2007

  • WHAT WE'LL REMEMBER (Pioneer Press) 12/31/2006

  • Fine show of N.Y.C.'s diversity (New York Daily News) 12/27/2006

  • A cashless Christmas for foreign fishing crews (Scoop.co.nz) 12/22/2006

  • GI's ring follows news of his death (Chicago Sun-Times) 12/10/2006

  • Fiancee receives ring after GI's death (Rocky Mountain News) 12/09/2006

  • Getting back in practice (Pioneer Press) 11/12/2006

  • Three-car crash leaves one dead (BBC News) 11/10/2006

  • Montreal-based pianist named Honens award finalist (CBC) 10/30/2006

  • ukraine: Worries about the nation’'s future (Monday Morning) 10/23/2006

  • Unpaid bills squeeze U.S. hospitals' resources (Chicago Tribune) 10/22/2006
  • Dwindling enrollment equals `nyet' (Boston Globe) 10/22/2006

  • EU cautioned over migration deals (BBC News) 10/17/2006

  • CIS: For Region, Georgia-Russia Crisis Sounds Alarm Bells (RFE/RL) 10/06/2006

  • Нова процедура для отримання вiз до США (VOA) 09/19/2006

  • Ukraine and the EU to address the visa regime and repatriation (ForUm) 09/13/2006
  • Ukranian store thief should be deported (Lynn News) 09/13/2006

  • Ukrainian graduate wins her battle to stay in Britain (Independent) 09/09/2006
  • Hearing in migrant worker murder (BBC News) 09/09/2006

  • Czechs helping legalise Ukrainian workers (Prague Daily Monitor) 09/01/2006

  • Mother appeals over son's death (BBC News) 08/24/2006

  • Україна 'пригорне' своїх заробітчан (BBC Ukrainian) 08/22/2006

  • Українці зможуть працювати у Польщі (BBC Ukrainian) 08/01/2006
  • Польща може відкрити ринок праці українцям (BBC Ukrainian) 08/01/2006

  • Photo: Ukrainian citizen drive by bus on their way to Beirut's port to be evacuate from Lebanon to Cyprus (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/22/2006
  • Kyiv evacuates 406 Ukrainians and 11 foreigners from Lebanon (Interfax) 07/22/2006

  • В Угорщині трохи не загинуло 63 українці-нелегали: В Угорщині затримано понад 60 українських нелегалів, які ледве на задохнулися у вантажній машині (BBC Ukrainian) 07/07/2006

  • Immigration debate crux: jobs impact (CS Monitor) 03/30/2006

  • New Citizens Address Immigration Laws (6ABC) 03/29/2006
  • Four arrested for selling residence papers to hundreds of migrants (Kathimerini) 03/29/2006

  • 5 held in Medicare fraud scheme using elderly patients in state (Mercury News) 03/23/2006
  • 3 charged in massage parlor case. [Oksana Prus, resident alien from Ukraine, charged with third-degree promotion of prostitution, a felony] (Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin) 03/23/2006

  • Тарасюк: Переговори щодо спрощення візового режиму затягуються (Deutsche Welle) 03/21/2006

  • The Cabinet of Ukraine to protect Ukrainians abroad (Forum) 03/07/2006

  • Sharing time for migrant culture [There are as many as 600 Ukrainian Tasmanians...] (Mercury News) 03/05/2006

  • Eviction sparks calls for change. Failed asylum seekers homeless in icy weather (Belfast Telegraph) 03/04/2006

  • Asylum couple evicted from hostel. A Ukranian couple have been evicted from their accommodation after their application for asylum failed (BBC) 03/03/2006

  • Inspection shelves case of foreigner's death during police action (Prague Daily Monitor) 02/27/2006

  • SHS grad, Marine to become a citizen (Journal Advocate) 02/25/2006

  • Trio Indicted For $25 Million Check Cashing Scam (North Country Gazette) 02/24/2006

  • A GLASGOW-based family of asylum seekers has been detained by immigration officials (Evening Times) 02/22/2006

  • EU Ministers Consider Plans to Hike Travel Visa Fees for Non-EU Nationals (AP/Yahoo) 02/21/2006

  • Polling stations opened in U.S. for Ukrainian voters -/- „Про утворення закордонних виборчих дільниць з виборів народних депутатів України 26 березня 2006 року” (BRAMA) 02/14/2006

  • Зимова Олімпіада – німці покладаються на фігуристку з України (Deutsche Welle) 02/12/2006

  • За кордоном гинуть заробітчани з Закарпаття (Deutsche Welle) 02/10/2006

  • Візьміть собі дитинку! В Україні до травня цього року створять Державний департамент з усиновлення та захисту прав дитини, а прийомні батьки отримуватимуть щомісячну винагороду (Україна молода) 02/09/2006

  • Діти за кордон (Львівська газета) 02/08/2006

  • Two Ukrainians Killed in Hostel Fire in Czech Republic (Українські новини) 02/07/2006

  • More than 380,000 eligible voters abroad: Foreign ministry (5-ий канал) 02/06/2006
  • List of Electors in Foreign Electoral District Includes 387 Thousand 450 Citizens of Ukraine (UNIAN) 02/06/2006

  • CEC creates voting stations in 78 countries (5-ий канал) 02/02/2006
  • CEC Sets Up 114 Districts Abroad for Rada Elections (Українські новини) 02/02/2006

  • У Німеччині винесено вирок подружжю, яке займалося нелегальними візами для українців (Deutsche Welle) 02/01/2006

  • More Ukrainian immigrants registered in Italy (NRCU) 01/30/2006

  • Gdansk appeal for Ukraine workers (BBC News) 01/13/2006

  • Польща кличе українських робітників (BBC Ukrainian) 01/11/2006

  • Living the dream in the Netherlands (Expatica) 01/06/2006

  • State plan aims to treat language barrier (Syracuse Post-Standard) 01/05/2006

  • З Ізраїлю повертається все більше українських мігрантів (Deutsche Welle) 12/29/2005
  • Utah's great, but Ukraine is the place on New Year's (Utah Desert News) 12/29/2005

  • 2005 in Review: Migrants, Refugees Victims of Incoherent Laws in Post-Soviet States (RFE/RL) 12/28/2005
  • Ukrainian mother battles Interior Ministry to keep her children (Jerusalem Post) 12/28/2005

  • Українські нелегали в Чехії: рабські умови, але краще, ніж удома (Deutsche Welle) 12/25/2005
  • Країна іммігрантів зачиняє двері на замок? Палата представників американського Конгресу ухвалила законопроект, який скасує лотерею розіграшу 'грін-карт' (Deutsche Welle) 12/25/2005

  • Not heaven, but not hell either (Website) 12/24/2005
  • Telling history of Jewish immigrants (Boston Globe) 12/24/2005

  • A modern-day fairy tale (Albany Democrat-Herald) 12/23/2005

  • Horse Racing: Heavy going (Guardian) 12/21/2005

  • Largest US family from Ukraine: 17 children (5-ий канал) 12/19/2005

  • Muted Christmas for Russians in the Jewish state (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/18/2005

  • Ukrainian couple has 17th child, lays claim to largest US family (AFP/Yahoo) 12/16/2005

  • Soldier accused of smuggling weapons pleads not guilty [Victor Nicolavich Melnichuk, 21] (AP/GazetteXtra) 12/14/2005
  • Owad’s History Reveals Fraud Pattern (Irish Abroad) 12/14/2005

  • Czech employment offices might appear in Ukraine (Prague Daily Monitor) 12/12/2005

  • Ukrainian Woman Killed in December 5 Suicide Attack in Israel (Українські новини) 12/06/2005

  • Many in New EU Nations Seek Better Jobs (AP/Yahoo) 12/01/2005
  • Putin Asks Parliament to Ease Citizenship Rules (RFE/RL) 12/01/2005
  • Immigrant loses hope after green-card scam [Christine Owad of Windham, N.Y., accused of scamming immigrants] (Journal News) 12/01/2005

  • Письменниця Юлія Кісіна про мовні і культурні конфлікти (Deutsche Welle) 11/30/2005

  • Information about March 2006 Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) elections (BRAMA) 11/29/2005
  • Німецькі фахівці стурбовані зростанням кількості ВІЛ-інфікованих серед мігрантів зі Східної Європи (Deutsche Welle) 11/29/2005

  • Ukrainian-Canadians protest Michael Ignatieff's bid for Toronto riding (CP/Yahoo) 11/27/2005
  • Celebrated dancers keep 'Nutcracker' in family (Orlando Sentinel) 11/27/2005
  • Visa mistake costs immigrant. Consulate says it erred in 2002, but man in Henrico waiting still (Richmond Times Dispatch) 11/27/2005

  • Мистецтво вихідців з України (Deutsche Welle) 11/26/2005

  • Graduate battles to remain in UK (BBC News) 11/25/2005

  • Spanish Police Bust Russian-Ukrainian Human Trafficking Ring (MosNews) 11/22/2005

  • Ukrainians work in serf-like conditions, exploited by agencies (Prague Daily Monitor) 11/21/2005

  • Ізраїльська поліція затримала вихідця з України за підробку віз (Deutsche Welle) 11/17/2005

  • Portugal sees integration progress (BBC News) 11/15/2005

  • Migrants endure harship but drive Russia's economy (Reuters) 11/14/2005
  • Ukrainian Orthodox USA Clergy Discuss Influx of New Immigrants (RISU) 11/14/2005

  • Менестрелі з вищою освітою (Deutsche Welle) 11/13/2005

  • ICE Arrests 50 Aliens in NYC Operation Predator Sweep (NYJT) 11/11/2005

  • [VIDEO] Триває візова лотерея (VOA) 11/10/2005

  • Supreme Court ups jail term for rapist policemen (Ha'aretz) 11/08/2005

  • Supreme Court rejects appeal by policemen convicted of rape (Ha'aretz) 11/07/2005
  • Crackdown fails to stop language schools visa racket (Daily Telegraph) 11/07/2005
  • For foreign-born students, FCAT can shatter dreams (North Post Herald-Tribune) 11/07/2005

  • У Львові відкрито два центри допомоги заробітчанам (Deutsche Welle) 11/04/2005
  • Більше ніж 450 українців загинуло на заробітках (Кореспондент) 11/04/2005

  • Ukrainians in the U.S. urged to learn about candidates for March 2006 Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) elections (BRAMA) 11/03/2005
  • Woman 'shocked and disgusted' by media reports (RTE News) 11/03/2005
  • Charges likely in human smuggling case (Detroit News) 11/03/2005

  • Українців можуть запросити працювати в Чехію (BBC Ukrainian) 11/02/2005

  • Europe revives safe places for babies given up [23-year-old Ukrainian illegally working in a bar near Naples also left her baby in a trash can to die] (AP/Chicago Sun-Times) 10/30/2005

  • Єхануров: «Криворіжсталь» нікуди не втече (Кореспондент) 10/29/2005

  • Woman's Accused Killer Is Convicted Stalker [Anastasia Melnitchenko, 22, a Ukrainian native and recent immigrant, met McAlpin in 2001 over the Internet] (NBC11) 10/26/2005

  • Storks becoming lazy: By 2050 Ukraine’s population will have shrunk to 34.8 million. That’s an optimistic forecast, scientists say (День) 10/25/2005

  • Police arrest 15 alleged operators of prostitution ring in north Bohemia (Prague Daily Monitor) 10/24/2005
  • Living in the USA [15-year-old Ukrainian Alina Dolzhenko] (Tyler Morning Telegraph) 10/24/2005

  • Utahns host Ukrainian kids (Deseret News) 10/23/2005

  • Voters invited to learn about candidates in upcoming Verkhovna Rada (Parliament) elections (BRAMA) 10/21/2005
  • Лелеки розлінились: до 2050 року населення України зменшиться до 34,8 мільйона чоловік. Учені вважають, що це — оптимістичний прогноз (День) 10/21/2005

  • Foreigners make up more than 3 percent plus of Czech work force [One third of foreign workers are from European states outside the EU, mainly from Ukraine.] (Prague Daily Monitor) 10/18/2005

  • Шукайте виборця: Міністерство закордонних справ зайнялося «розвідкою» — «описує» українців по світу, аби навесні вони змогли проголосувати (Україна молода) 10/15/2005

  • A Contest of Suffering, With the U.S. as a Prize [At 12, his childhood already cut short by his mother's heroin addiction, Alex Krylov left Ukraine with his grandmother and started life anew in Brooklyn...] (NY Times) 10/14/2005

  • МЗС склав список виборців за кордоном на вибори-2006 (proUA) 10/13/2005

  • Government of Ukraine reins in adoptions due to non-compliance with post-adoption reports by American families (BRAMA) 10/12/2005
  • A Great Tragedy: film about Ukraine's orphans (BRAMA) 10/12/2005

  • Foreign Ministry Sets Up Group to Register Voters Abroad for 2006 Rada Election (Українські новини) 10/11/2005
  • МЗС України вже готується до виборів (VOA) 10/11/2005

  • To and from Ukraine with love [adoption] (Jefferson City News Tribune) 10/10/2005

  • New Slavs of New York: All Bling and No Borscht (NY Times) 10/02/2005

  • Migrants face a long and deadly winter. Welfare body calls for action on housing (Belfast Telegraph) 09/30/2005

  • Ukrainian American Heritage Days 5th Avenue Parade, 10 September 2005 [VIDEO] (BRAMA) 09/29/2005
  • Ukrainian American Heritage Days in New York City, 1-11 September 2005 [SLIDESHOW] (BRAMA) 09/29/2005
  • Ukrainian immigrant soars to Army's top competition (Las Vegas Sun) 09/29/2005
  • Kempton teacher Nets Ukrainian bride (SA Star) 09/29/2005

  • Українці – легка здобич сучасних работорговців (Львівська газета) 09/28/2005
  • Вони чекають... Посол України в Португалії Костянтин Тимошенко розповідає про ймовірність повернення українців, які заробляють за кордоном, після політичних змін на батьківщині (Україна молода) 09/28/2005
  • 'Зйомки фільму про мене розпочнуть через декілька місяців'. Розмова з Дмитром Салітою (Львівська газета) 09/28/2005

  • EU parliament moots asylum bill (BBC News) 09/27/2005
  • Оксана Кровицька: «На Заході тебе навчать співати хоч униз головою...» (Високий замок) 09/27/2005

  • У Росії узаконено рабство – це трудова міграція (Львівська газета) 09/26/2005

  • Eight foreigners charged with bringing 59 migrants into Greece (Kathimerini) 09/23/2005

  • Piano teacher guilty of sex abuse (ABC News (Australia)) 09/21/2005

  • Walking miracle: Nine months later... frostbite amputee's remarkable recovery (Belfast Telegraph) 09/15/2005

  • Sexual abuse allegations 'impossible' (The Australian) 09/13/2005

  • 'Візова афера': далі буде..? (Deutsche Welle) 09/11/2005

  • Saving babies the medieval way (Daily Telegraph) 09/09/2005
  • All for love (Ha'aretz) 09/09/2005

  • Неписані правила «нелегальщини»: аби потрапити за кордон на заробітки, українці прикидаються парашутистами-біженцями і туристами, але часто потрапляють до рук шахраїв, і їх депортують на батьківщину (Україна молода) 09/08/2005

  • Hospital to bring back abandoned baby wheel (The Times) 09/07/2005

  • Man awaits sentencing in smuggling of Eastern Europeans [trafficking] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/06/2005

  • Embassy seeks Ukrainian nationals that may have been in stricken southern U.S. region UPDATE (BRAMA) 09/02/2005
  • Greece’s biggest illegal cigarette ring smashed [ring employing Ukrainian and Moldovan immigrants] (Kathimerini) 09/02/2005
  • No-one knows how many such workers are in the country (Edinburgh Evening News) 09/02/2005

  • Ukrainian girl adapts well to her new American life [Adoption] (Daily Press) 09/01/2005

  • Ukrainian fugitive sentenced to 18 years in jail for murder of prostitutes (Prague Daily Monitor) 08/30/2005
  • Man Suspected of Killing Girlfriend Found Dead [police said he killed 21-year-old Iryna Singerman] (LA Times) 08/30/2005
  • A Post-Soviet Labor Market Forms at Island's Other End [In Sardinia, about 50 women from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova gather every day...while waiting for someone to offer them a job.] (Moscow Times) 08/30/2005

  • Want to stay in Israel? Pledge that your daughter will be leaving (Ha'aretz) 08/29/2005
  • Two tests away. Former Moldova doctor aspires for medical license [Sergei Demchenko, born in Ukraine] (Hickory Daily Record) 08/29/2005

  • Musee d'art contemporain Presents 'Appearances' (Art Daily) 08/22/2005
  • Українські нелегали в Європі (Deutsche Welle) 08/22/2005

  • Doors open to foreign workers (Chicago Tribune) 08/21/2005

  • Immigrant workers sue for overtime pay (Virginia Gazette) 08/20/2005

  • More than 250,000 foreigners working in Czech Republic [The highest number of workers in the illegal work category are from Ukraine, who comprise an estimated 31 percent of workers without permits.] (Prague Daily Monitor) 08/19/2005
  • New decree now allows all U.S. citizens to enter Ukraine visa free (Ukrainian Journal) 08/19/2005
  • Found in Translation. A Ukrainian woman and her two sons have found a new life in Roseburg (Douglas County News-Review) 08/19/2005

  • Не кожен українець у Чехії — нелегал (Україна молода) 08/18/2005

  • From Orange to Red Light (Transitions Online) 08/17/2005

  • Soldier awarded Purple Heart at Fort Irwin ceremony [Ukrainian-born Sgt. Yegor Bondarenko] (Desert Dispatch) 08/15/2005

  • Німеччина зацікавлена у більш ефективній візовій практиці для українців (Deutsche Welle) 08/12/2005
  • My Turn: A mother's heartwarming story of adoption [Olive Branch International (www.obi-intl.org), supports orphaned infants in hospitals in Ukraine who are awaiting placement in orphanages.] (Iowa Globe-Gazette) 08/12/2005

  • Foreigner allegedly strangled two prostitutes over money [Ukrainian national Oleh Opryya, 27, charged with killing 53-year-old Czech and a 23-year-old Ukrainian in their flats in Prague last September] (Prague Daily Monitor) 08/11/2005

  • Ukrainian orphans matched with homes (Newsday) 08/10/2005
  • Abramov case goes before judge [Three judges concluded that Abramov was imprisoned in Ukraine 'on a groundless prosecution for rape because of his outspoken political views.'] (Great Falls Tribune) 08/10/2005
  • Українці на батьківщині Сервантеса (Львівська газета) 08/10/2005

  • Затулін: Економіка України зумовлює еміграцію; українські вчені спростовують заяви К. Затуліна (BBC Ukrainian) 08/08/2005

  • Європейська Комісія: Німеччина має внести корективи у візову політику (Deutsche Welle) 08/05/2005
  • Іванна Іллєнко: 'Щоб випускниця Київської консерваторії опинилася в чеському борделі? Це неможливо!' Празьку кар'єру українська балерина, донька відомого кінорежисера Михайла Іллєнка почала... з головної ролі у фiльмi про торгiвлю людьми (Україна молода) 08/05/2005

  • Slain Ukranian model led double life (AP/KESQ) 08/04/2005
  • 24-year-old student ready to span the globe [Vadim L. В“VladВ” Ostrovsky] (Danville Register Bee) 08/04/2005

  • 3,000 People Become Ukrainian Citizens in 2005 (UNIAN) 08/03/2005
  • Holocaust survivor testifies in trial of alleged ex-Nazi [Osyp Firishchak] (KRT) 08/03/2005
  • Ring exploited deaf migrants [deaf Ukrainian couple arrested] (Kathimerini) 08/03/2005

  • Youngest Defector Has 'No Regrets' 25 Years Later. 12-Year-Old Ran From Parents Returning To Ukraine In 1980 [Walter Polovchak] (NBC5) 08/02/2005

  • Immigrant finds home in America (Massachusetts Republican) 08/01/2005

  • Owings Mills teen dies in New York state crash [Anatoliy Cheremnykh, 14, was attending a summer dance camp] (Baltimore Sun) 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
  • Ukrainian woman adjusting in jail. Lidiya Gurinovich, 75, does not speak English. (Times Leader) 07/29/2005

  • Ukraine scraps visas for Canadian, EU citizens (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/28/2005
  • Visa-free travel for Canadians in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 07/28/2005

  • 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

  • Hospitals hurting for interpreters (Tri-City Herald) 07/22/2005
  • Візовий скандал: прослухано останнього свідка (Deutsche Welle) 07/22/2005

  • Girl [recently arrived in the United States from Ukraine with her family] Sexually Assaulted at Florida Hotel (AP/Yahoo) 07/20/2005

  • 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

  • 50 or So Found With Bogus Papers on Base [The workers were from Mexico, Ukraine, Honduras and El Salvador] (AP/Yahoo) 07/06/2005

  • Adopted Children Become U.S. Citizens (AP/Yahoo) 07/05/2005

  • СУСН: 'Ми молоді, ми з України' (Deutsche Welle) 07/02/2005

  • Foreign worker circumcises himself. Tells Immigration Police officers he wanted to ‘look more like Jewish men’; despite sacrifice, man still expected to be expelled from country (Ynetnews) 06/28/2005
  • Jobless six months, now he's rich. [Vladimir Shemchishin] Vancouver couple win $10 million in Super 7 lottery (Vancouver Province) 06/28/2005
  • Fame & Fortune: Fuse TV's Juliya - No savings but she's 'working on it' [Juliya Chernetsky, a 23-year-old Ukranian emigrant who 'TV Guide' has labeled Fuse's 'break-out star.'] (Bankrate/Yahoo) 06/28/2005

  • Ukrainians hope for legal status (Prague Post) 06/22/2005
  • Fears that immigrants sap jobs are flawed, economic benefits high: IOM (AFP/Yahoo) 06/22/2005
  • Ukrainian immigrant founds travel magazine (CJN) 06/22/2005

  • Czechs to extend fast-track residency for 'qualified' Serb, Canadian, and Ukrainian workers (Radio Praha) 06/15/2005

  • Number of foreigners in Czech Republic markedly rising [1-Vietnamese, 2-Slovaks, 3-Ukrainians] (Prague Daily Monitor) 06/13/2005
  • Czech Republic to abolish visa fees for Ukrainians (Prague Daily Monitor) 06/13/2005

  • 'Lilya 4-Ever' critically acclaimed feature-length film about trafficking to be screened in East Village [SPECIAL] (BRAMA) 06/12/2005
  • Becoming an American (NWA) 06/12/2005

  • PORTUGAL: New Campaign Debunks Immigration Myths (IPS) 06/10/2005

  • Grand Rapids woman sentenced for leaving kids in filthy apartment [Marina Ivanova] (WOODTV) 06/09/2005
  • Ukraine journalists making most of visit (Huntsville Times) 06/09/2005

  • Ukraine resident visits Kansas City area (Kansas City Kansan) 06/08/2005

  • FBI sting nets three in scheme. Owner of Buffalo Grove restaurant [Lev Stratievsky] charged in money laundering plot (Chicago Daily Herald) 06/03/2005

  • Успiхи у США українського стоматолога-iммiгранта (VOA) 06/01/2005

  • Study finds international adoptees better adjusted (Reuters) 05/24/2005

  • Feds expand probe of abuse. Ukraine is asked for details about 2 Metro men who may have lured women. (Detroit News) 05/23/2005
  • Germany's Slaves to Globalization (Deutsche Welle) 05/23/2005

  • Outstanding women honored [Valerie Pivkina came from Kiev for treatment for a leg that was damaged at birth. She has overcome many obstacles] (Commercial Appeal) 05/19/2005

  • Спрощується процес отримання вiз до США (VOA) 05/16/2005
  • Two Cultures Clash Over the Scarcity of Caviar (LA Times) 05/16/2005

  • 'This is the one'. Parents share stories of adopting from Ukraine (Salisbury Post) 05/15/2005

  • Immigrants stuffed into tiny places (AP/Detroit Free Press) 05/13/2005

  • Anthony Federov Knocked Off 'Idol' (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005

  • Bucks' 'Ukrainian Cowboy' better than some flagging 'Idol' foes [Anthony Fedorov] (Allentown Morning Call) 05/11/2005
  • Mother who pleaded guilty to child abuse to be sentenced today [Marina Ivanova] (WOODTV) 05/11/2005

  • 13 травня Україну відвідає заступник Державного секретаря США з консульських справ Мора Гарті (Урядовий портал) 05/10/2005
  • Top US Consular official to visit Ukraine (Government portal) 05/10/2005
  • Video: American Idol contender Anthony Fedorov (Website) 05/10/2005
  • 'Idol' finalist Fedorov lucky to be talking, let alone singing (AP/Intelligencer) 05/10/2005

  • Photo: This undated photo supplied by Fox shows Anthony Fedorov performing on Fox's 'American Idol' television talent show. Born in Ukraine, the 'American Idol' finalist moved from to the United States with his parents, Vladimir and Natalia, and older brother Denis when he was 9. (AP/Yahoo) 05/09/2005

  • Close-Up on Brighton Beach (Village Voice) 05/04/2005
  • Sight, sound and taste mark Carassauga's 20th [Canadian Idol runner-up Teresa Sokyrka at Ukraine] (Mississauga News) 05/04/2005
  • Trying to prolong a golden era: Most immigrants from Ukraine no longer can afford to live in the East Village, but their cultural hubs remain [Jaroslaw Kurowyckyj] (Newsday) 05/04/2005

  • Ex-Official to Ukraine Criticizes Visa Policy [Germany's Joschka Fischer] (Deutsche Welle) 05/02/2005

  • Yushchenko at the Kennedy Library. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-ed (BRAMA) 04/28/2005
  • Greetings to the Ukrainian Diaspora on the Orthodox Easter -/- Вітання до Української громади з нагоди православного Великодня [UN] (BRAMA) 04/28/2005
  • Незгода в українському Чикаго (VOA) 04/28/2005
  • For Bucks' Fedorov, the 'Idol' beat goes on (Philadelphia Intelligencer) 04/28/2005

  • Free visas for Ukrainians (Slovak Spectator) 04/25/2005

  • Centers reflect changing community (Seattle Times) 04/20/2005
  • Prenuptial involving York man thrown out. Ukrainian mail-order bride signed contract under duress (AP/Charlotte Observer) 04/20/2005
  • Bucks contestant shines as 'American Idol' nears another cut. Anthony Fedorov draws praise from most judges. Tonight group will drop to six. (Allentown Morning Call) 04/20/2005

  • Boyfriend Row, Candles Led to Paris Hotel Blaze (Reuters) 04/19/2005

  • Police Hold Woman Over Deadly Paris Hotel Fire [About 50 people injured, including...Ukrainian nationals.] (Reuters) 04/18/2005

  • Chango Spasiuk - This Is the Sound of Globalization (NY Times) 04/15/2005
  • Photo: A fire swept through a central Paris hotel used by immigrants and tourists on Friday, killing at least 20 people including 10 children, police said. About 50 people were also injured, including U.S...and Ukrainian nationals (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/15/2005
  • Paris Hotel Fire Kills at Least 20 (AP/Yahoo) 04/15/2005

  • Ukrainian pianist Alexander Gavrylyuk wins Rubinstein competition (Ha'aretz) 04/14/2005

  • Australian Wins Piano Competition (AP/Yahoo) 04/13/2005

  • Open the floodgates (Expatica) 04/08/2005
  • Illegals with German Visas said in Portugal (Deutsche Welle) 04/08/2005

  • Yuschenko Thanks Chicago for Electoral Aid (AP/Yahoo) 04/06/2005
  • Authorities seek to deport mother of disabled son (Ha'aretz) 04/06/2005
  • 'Фальшиві репатріанти' в Ізраїлі (Deutsche Welle) 04/06/2005
  • City's dead rise from the snow (The Times) 04/06/2005

  • Ukrainian 'People Smuggler' Fined (Deutsche Welle) 04/05/2005
  • Штрафи для перемитників (Deutsche Welle) 04/05/2005

  • Intelligence agents warn visas still being abused (DPA/Expatica) 04/04/2005

  • Томенко закликає голосувати за 'Ґринджоли' (Кореспондент) 04/03/2005

  • Інтеграція чи повернення додому (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/02/2005

  • Diaspora rebirth begins in dialogue. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-ed (BRAMA) 04/01/2005
  • Cool customer feels heat (The Times) 04/01/2005

  • Тривале ув'язнення за переправлення українських заробітчан до Німеччини (Deutsche Welle) 03/31/2005
  • Immigrant numbers worry public (Prague Post) 03/31/2005

  • Hundreds of Slovak doctors seek jobs abroad (Slovak Spectator) 03/30/2005

  • Ukrainian Students Feel Visa Scandal Pinch (Deutsche Welle) 03/29/2005
  • Pressure grows on Fischer as diplomats rebel (DPA/Expatica) 03/29/2005
  • Citizens Cool On Outsiders (St. Petersburg Times) 03/29/2005
  • Між Україною і Португалією набрав чинності договір про трудову міграцію (Кореспондент) 03/29/2005

  • The Invisible Christians of the Holy Land (L'espresso) 03/28/2005

  • Випробування візами (Deutsche Welle) 03/27/2005
  • Beyond belief? (Sunday Times) 03/27/2005

  • Easter greetings to the Ukrainian Diaspora -/- Вітання до Української громади з нагоди Великодніх Свят [UN] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 03/25/2005

  • Young burn victim in need of assistance for urgent treatment in Boston -/- Настя Вівчар спасла на пожежі свою дворічну сестру й отримала понад 80% опіків шкіриURGENT (BRAMA) 03/24/2005
  • Заворушення в Киргизії: вірус київської революції (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2005
  • Chancellor Possibly Knew About Visa Row (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2005

  • Details released about public rally and banquet with President Yushchenko URGENT (BRAMA) 03/23/2005
  • Українці серед тих, хто найбільше іммігрує - результати дослідження (Deutsche Welle) 03/23/2005
  • Western Union faces millions in fines (Ukrainian Journal) 03/23/2005

  • Дмитро Саліта: «Пишаюся тим, що народився в Україні» (Високий замок) 03/22/2005

  • Ukrainian American communities to greet President of Ukraine SPECIAL (BRAMA) 03/21/2005
  • Проблеми легалізації українських заробітчан у Польщі (Deutsche Welle) 03/21/2005
  • The organ master and the garbage truck (Ha'aretz) 03/21/2005

  • Visa Rules Furor Casts Cloud Over Fischer (AP/Yahoo) 03/20/2005

  • Tens of thousands of foreigners needed to meet Czech labour market needs (AFP/EU Business) 03/17/2005
  • Вількоммен цу Дойчлянд! Німеччина запрошує етнічних німців, євреїв та високоосвiдчених українців (Україна молода) 03/17/2005

  • A Chilly Season for Ukrainians in Germany (Deutsche Welle) 03/16/2005
  • Report claims 350,000 Ukrainians got illegal visas (DPA/Expatica) 03/16/2005

  • Ізраїль прагне пенсійної угоди з Україною (Deutsche Welle) 03/14/2005

  • Yushchenko should address joint session of Congress during his visit [AUC] ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 03/11/2005
  • Schröder's coalition shows signs of strain (IH Tribune) 03/11/2005
  • Ukrainians unconcerned (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 03/11/2005
  • Spain Marks Anniversary of Train Bombings (AP/Yahoo) 03/11/2005
  • Patriarch Lubomyr Calls U.S. Ukrainian Catholics to Feel Unity with Ukraine (RISU) 03/11/2005

  • Typisch Ukraine? (Die Tageszeitung) 03/10/2005

  • 'Ukrainer brauchen Reisefreiheit' sagt Kerstin Zimmer (Die Tageszeitung) 03/09/2005

  • I have too much work to do to quit over visa scandal, says Fischer (Financial Times) 03/07/2005

  • New Allegations Against Embattled Minister (Deutsche Welle) 03/06/2005
  • Visa scandal threatens the Fischer king (The Observer) 03/06/2005

  • Berlin, Warsaw to Boost Ukrainian Democracy (Deutsche Welle) 03/05/2005
  • Tide turns as builders pour into Ireland (Reuters) 03/05/2005
  • Student recovering from attack (Eugene Register-Guard) 03/05/2005

  • Fischer takes blame (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 03/04/2005

  • When It Comes to the Orange Revolution, German Conservatives Are Sour Grapes (Der Spiegel) 03/03/2005
  • A dynamic Europe needs immigrants (Financial Times) 03/03/2005

  • Gang land [Ukrainians among criminal aliens with felony convictions were arrested by immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) agents] (Jewish World Review) 03/02/2005
  • Surge in German visas was temporary (Financial Times) 03/02/2005

  • Public invited to Klitschko 'Persons of the Year 2004' Award Banquet SPECIAL (BRAMA) 03/01/2005
  • Town Opens Doors to 5 Million New 'Citizens' [honorary citizens would not have the right to vote in Hungary] (Reuters) 03/01/2005
  • Certified interpreters not in all courtrooms (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel) 03/01/2005

  • Schröder keeps faith in Fischer (Financial Times) 02/28/2005
  • Refugee training scheme turns out workers for skilled jobs (Glasgow Herald) 02/28/2005

  • Україна-ЄС: знову про реадмісію (Deutsche Welle) 02/27/2005
  • Візовий скандал у Німеччині: Фішер закликає не криміналізувати українців (Deutsche Welle) 02/27/2005

  • Germany's Fischer admits errors in visa row, gets Schroeder backing (AFP/Yahoo) 02/26/2005

  • German visa loopholes 'exploited by gangs' (Financial Times) 02/25/2005
  • State Department makes student visas longer (Technician) 02/25/2005

  • Grapeland woman from Ukriane takes oath of citizenship (Palestine Herald) 02/24/2005
  • American idol contestant - Anatoliy 'Anthony' Fedorov [emigrated from Ukraine 10 years ago] (Website) 02/24/2005
  • New Lifeline for Trafficking Victims [The charity was able to give advice to two 21-year-old men from Ukraine.] (The Scotsman) 02/24/2005
  • 'Timewasters' blamed for delay to foreign nurses [...applicants who get turned down are from eastern European countries such as Ukraine] (Edinburgh Evening News) 02/24/2005
  • Bucks contestant keeps on singing ['Anthony' Fedorov] (Bucks County Courier Times) 02/24/2005

  • Ukrainians in U.S. look forward to return and white-collar jobs [KRT/Chicago Tribune] (Centre Daily) 02/23/2005
  • Ізраїльські правоохоронці розшукують нелегальних мігрантів з Донеччини (Deutsche Welle) 02/23/2005

  • Arrest me ... before I strike again. Identity theft pays [(The) thieves are so bold that they held a conference in Kiev for people interested in breaking into 'phishing' industry.] [USA Today] (Yahoo) 02/22/2005
  • Local 'Idol' plays it safe [Anatoliy 'Anthony' Fedorov] (Bucks County Courier Times) 02/22/2005
  • A Fiance in a Sack. Marriage migration: pros and cons (День) 02/22/2005

  • Ukranian national arrested on charges of theft (New Kerala) 02/21/2005

  • German Visa Scandal Gets Brussels' Attention (Deutsche Welle) 02/20/2005
  • Tempted by higher salaries, Hungarian doctors go west (AFP/Yahoo) 02/20/2005

  • Україна висловила занепокоєння з приводу візового скандалу в Німеччині (Deutsche Welle) 02/19/2005
  • Трудова міграція: потрібні правила (Deutsche Welle) 02/19/2005
  • Locals unite to support Oksana (Belfast Telegraph) 02/19/2005
  • Life in shadows for invisible workers who fear deportation (Guardian) 02/19/2005

  • 2 men charged in area sex ring. Ukrainian women were held captive and forced to work as strippers, police say. (Detroit News) 02/18/2005
  • Women say men tricked them to U.S., stripping [Dated 2/17/05] (KRT/Times Leader) 02/18/2005
  • Fischer fights off charge by opposition (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 02/18/2005

  • Sex Slave Hotline Expands to U.S. [Reuters] (Moscow Times) 02/16/2005
  • German Foreign Minister to Testify to Parliament in Visa Scandal (NY Times) 02/16/2005

  • Human trafficking in US gets tackled (Al Jazeera) 02/15/2005
  • 'Візова афера' псує імідж Україні (Deutsche Welle) 02/15/2005
  • German visa scandal rattles foreign minister (Guardian) 02/15/2005
  • Fischer takes blame for 'influx of criminals' (Daily Telegraph) 02/15/2005
  • Immigrant flood may sink career of minister (The Times) 02/15/2005
  • «Наш» закордон нам допоміг: у різних країнах світу працює «золотий фонд» українців — учені, студенти і прості заробітчани (Україна молода) 02/15/2005
  • Чоловік у мішку. Шлюбна міграція: плюси й мінуси (День) 02/15/2005

  • Germany's Schroeder Backs Fischer Over Visa Row (Update1) [(Visa) measure led to an influx of illegal workers and prostitutes from eastern European countries such as Ukraine.] (Bloomberg) 02/14/2005

  • Some facing obstacles on road to adoption (Porterville Recorder) 02/13/2005

  • Ukrainian joining historical 'moment' (Daytona Beach News-Journal) 02/12/2005
  • Party in support call for young Ukrainian amputee (Belfast Telegraph) 02/12/2005

  • Migrant women forced into cheap sex trade (Guardian) 02/11/2005
  • Kenney wants referendum on plan to lure immigrants (Philadelphia Inquirer) 02/11/2005
  • Gangmaster jailed for seven years (BBC) 02/11/2005
  • Мельниченко, Єльяшкевич та Шолох обговорили з послом України в США можливості повернення на батьківщину (Deutsche Welle) 02/11/2005

  • Chumachenko could be great diplomat to Diaspora (Kyiv Post) 02/10/2005

  • Caught scarf led to womens’ lift deaths [disabled Greek woman died of a heart attack after her Ukrainian helper choked to death] (Kathimerini) 02/08/2005
  • Lidl heist man jailed [Andriy Pavlyuk, co-accused Ukrainian unanimously cleared] (Buchan Observer) 02/08/2005

  • Gangmaster who arrived penniless guilty of £5m racket (Independent) 02/04/2005
  • Gang master convicted over 'slave' workers (Guardian) 02/04/2005
  • Modern-day slave trader faces jail term (The Scotsman) 02/04/2005
  • Refugee who lived in the lap of luxury (Daily Telegraph) 02/04/2005
  • Fish factory gangmaster convicted of £5m racket (Daily Telegraph) 02/04/2005
  • Gangmaster facing lengthy jail term for £5m racket (Glasgow Herald) 02/04/2005
  • A fortune built on slave labour, a climate of fear, and cigarettes (Glasgow Herald) 02/04/2005

  • Police hail gangmaster conviction [Victor Solomka, 44, was found guilty of money laundering and aiding illegal immigration] (BBC) 02/03/2005
  • Ukrainian gangmaster faces lengthy prison term (The Times) 02/03/2005
  • Gangmaster guilty over £5m racket (BBC) 02/03/2005

  • 'Gangmaster' case jurors go home (BBC News) 02/02/2005

  • Amputee could walk within months [Oksana Sukhanova - Photo] (BBC News) 02/01/2005
  • New legs, new hope for Oksana (Belfast Telegraph) 02/01/2005

  • Mail-Order Misery. Charging abuse, imported brides are fighting back. [Nataliya Derkach just wanted a husband...] (Newsweek) 01/30/2005

  • Opposition targeting Fischer (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 01/28/2005
  • Immigrants face cultural hurdles. Ukrainians explain their efforts to learn new customs (Everett Daily Herald) 01/28/2005

  • 'Був шокований, коли отримав лист від Джорджа Буша'. Розмова з Дмитром Салітою (Львівська газета) 01/27/2005
  • Ukrainian woman will walk again. Frostbite victim fitted for new limbs. (Belfast Telegraph) 01/27/2005
  • Refugee numbers on the rise [Oksana Levytska and Pavlo Levytskyy, both 25 and chiropractors, fled their native Ukraine in fear they would be persecuted for their Christian beliefs.] (Seattle Times) 01/27/2005
  • Couple find child to adopt in Ukraine (Collierville Appeal) 01/27/2005

  • Asylum seeker admits store theft [Sergi Ivanov (27), of no fixed abode, believed to be originally from the Ukraine] (Belfast Telegraph) 01/25/2005

  • Traditional Ukrainian Christmas play dedicated to President-elect Viktor Yushchenko tours U.S. (BRAMA) 01/21/2005

  • German embassies accused of aiding gangs (Financial Times) 01/20/2005

  • Father pleads for help after fire destroys family's home [Eleven years ago, Lyubov and Vyacheslav Davydov fled religious persecution in their native Ukraine.] (Sedalia Democrat) 01/19/2005
  • Ukraine native finds homes for orphans (Topics) 01/19/2005

  • Fund for tragic Ukrainian worker (Belfast Telegraph) 01/18/2005

  • Our ambassador for peace: Viktor Yushchenko [Letter to Nobel Committee]Action Item (BRAMA) 01/14/2005

  • Ex-Boyfriend May Hold Clue to Frostbite Victim (The Scotsman) 01/13/2005
  • Frostbite victim asks for privacy [still trying to track down Oksana Sukhanova's mother in Ukraine] (Belfast Telegraph) 01/13/2005

  • Housing Chiefs under Pressure after Migrant Frostbite Tragedy (The Scotsman) 01/12/2005

  • East meets West in Shelby County (Shelby County Reporter) 01/11/2005
  • Migrant worker has legs amputated (BBC News) 01/11/2005
  • Double amputation for homeless woman (Cork Evening Echo) 01/11/2005

  • Ukrainian 'made £5m from illegal workers' (Independent) 01/08/2005
  • Immigrant 'made £5m from illegal workers' (Daily Telegraph) 01/08/2005

  • Jews attack German immigration curbs (Guardian) 01/07/2005

  • Teen dancer pursues dream at top school (Indianapolis Star) 01/05/2005

  • Watching Tumult From the U.S.: Ukrainians in America Follow Events Closely (Hartford Courant) 01/02/2005

  • Special safety leaflets for diaspora workers [in UK...The new leaflets are published in Ukrainian.] (New Kerala) 12/16/2004
  • East Village goes orange, as Ukrainians show colors (Villager) 12/16/2004
  • Opinion: Inside Ukraine's freedom fight (NY Post) 12/16/2004

  • Ukrainians here watch, wait. Emigres in Bay Area consumed by news about their homeland's contested election (Oakland Tribune) 12/07/2004
  • Four men linked to immigrant smuggling [men, women and children from Russia, Lithuania, Ukraine and Poland] arrested in county [Indicted...George Leyfer is from Ukraine] (San Diego Union-Tribune) 12/07/2004

  • Ukraine's second runoff election -/- Повторні президентські вибори [СКУ] (BRAMA) 12/06/2004

  • 26 Year Old Larysa Voronova Following Her Countrys Elections With Great Interest. (KRDO) 12/04/2004
  • Keeping an eye on Ukraine [Alex Yaskovich...can all but taste the possibility of democracy becoming a reality in his native Ukraine.] (Taunton Gazette) 12/04/2004

  • Ukrainians color London blue, yellow - and orange. By Tony Leliw FOTO/S (BRAMA) 12/01/2004
  • Lighting the tree of Hope - From Cleveland to Kyiv FOTO/S (BRAMA) 12/01/2004

  • Ukraine's Stolen election (NY Post) 11/30/2004
  • Canadian diaspora joins orange campaign (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
  • Letter: Eastern voters need positive message (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
  • Ukrainian-Americans push for pro-West leader (Macomb Daily) 11/30/2004
  • ‘I hope that democracy will win' (Corvallis Gazette-Times) 11/30/2004
  • Ukranian MJC alumna leading protest in Kiev (Modesto Bee) 11/30/2004
  • Ukrainian immigrants in Maine react to political crisis (Foster's) 11/30/2004

  • Ukrainian girl going home after heart surgery at Alberta hospital (CP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
  • East coast Ukrainians mobilize protest in US capital city FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
  • A Line in the Sand - Bush vs. Putin FOTO/S (Crawford TX) (BRAMA) 11/29/2004
  • Chicago Ukrainian Community Supports 'President Yuschenko' FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/29/2004

  • В Сан-Франциско - мітинг протесту - фоторепортаж (Website) 11/25/2004
  • Members of Cleveland's Ukrainian community protest tainted election (ONN) 11/25/2004

  • A poem for the Ukrainian nation - by Vasyl Makhno (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
  • Support liberty - Practical things you can do. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-Ed (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
  • [VIDEO] Demonstrators Protest Ukranian Election Results (Wash Post) 11/24/2004
  • Local Ukrainians rally against 'power grab' at home (Vancouver Sun) 11/24/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine's unfree vote (Toronto Star) 11/24/2004
  • Ukrainian-Canadians rally for Yushchenko. Estimated 2,000 clog Bloor St. (Toronto Star) 11/24/2004
  • [California] Ukrainians in area rally for candidate (Sacramento Bee) 11/24/2004

  • Canada's Ukrainian community powerless as political crisis unfolds (AFP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
  • Ukrainian-Americans protest former Soviet Republic's election (Pioneer Press) 11/23/2004
  • Protesters speak out on election crisis in Ukraine, call on Ottawa to act (CP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
  • Protesters in Edmonton speak out on election crisis in Ukraine (CP/Yahoo) 11/23/2004
  • KARPATY PUB (NY Press) 11/23/2004
  • New York Times front page: Maidan Nezalezhnosti Headlines: Premier claims he's the winner in Ukraine vote (NY Times) 11/23/2004
  • Dear Mr. President - Demand a RECOUNT in Ukraine! Add your name to a letter addressed to George Bush (BRAMA) 11/23/2004

  • Statement of the Ukrainian Diaspora on the presidential elections in Ukraine [UWC] -/- Заява української діяспори з приводу президентських виборів (BRAMA) 11/22/2004

  • Ukrainian student group in Germany holds vigil; circulates petition to protest human rights abuses (BRAMA) 11/20/2004
  • Youths around the world send 'orange-aid' for Ukraine's presidential election (BRAMA) 11/20/2004
  • See Photo: Speaking of home [Leyla Murativna Mamutova, a student from Ukraine, said education in the United States is 'more fun.'] (Indianapolis Star) 11/20/2004

  • Battered Wife Wins Suit Against Md. Matchmaker. Company Didn't Screen Clients Properly or Help When She Reported Abuse, Ukrainian Alleged (Wash Post) 11/19/2004

  • Larger turnout abroad predicted for Ukraine runoff (BRAMA) 11/15/2004
  • Yushchenko v Yanukovych Debate - WEBCAST 12:30PM ET (UTR) 11/15/2004

  • Mission possible: Salinan travels to Ukraine and returns with a 7-year-old girl (Salina Journal) 11/14/2004

  • VIDEO: 2004 Вибори в Парижі [Windows Media] (BRAMA) 11/13/2004
  • 4 Ukrainian sisters [Sveta, Marina, Nadya, Anya Kyryliuk] find togetherness in 4 Minnesota families (Minnesota Star Tribune) 11/13/2004
  • Photo: 4 Ukrainian sisters - Sveta, Marina, Nadya, Anya Kyryliuk (Minnesota Star Tribune) 11/13/2004

  • Вибори - Нью Йорк - реєстрація, інфо... (BRAMA) 11/12/2004

  • Foreign workers snap up the jobs that Britons on benefit reject. Employers are looking to immigrants for skilled, motivated staff (The Times) 11/11/2004

  • Oksana Oliynik: Friends show support (Airdrie Echo) 11/10/2004
  • Immigrants build wealth while caring for elderly (Seattle Times) 11/10/2004
  • Western Union Wiped Out [shut down?] Its Ukrainian Office (UNIAN) 11/10/2004
  • Арешти в Боснії в зв'язку зі смертю української повії [HIV/AIDS, trafficking] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/10/2004

  • Photo: Advocates fear justice lost in translation. For defendants who don't speak English, the shortage of court interpreters means confusion and delay. (Morning Call) 11/07/2004

  • Workers held in site raid (Shropshire Star) 11/06/2004

  • Ukrainian students [from Rivne] talk culture, experiences (Bismarck Tribune) 11/05/2004
  • Entrepreneur from Ukraine finds success in Stamford (Stamford Advocate) 11/05/2004
  • Anti-violence groups respond to rise in domestic abuse reports [The group is now looking for a translator to work with clients who speak Russian and Ukrainian.] (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 11/05/2004
  • Heart girl out of hospital. Oksana recovering well after life-saving coronary surgery (Calgary Sun) 11/05/2004

  • Britain votes for Yushchenko. By Tony Leliw FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/02/2004
  • Sidelined at election time [Born in 1960, Kavchak was raised in the Ukraine during the Cold War...] (News Virginian) 11/02/2004
  • A little influence gets a family legal status [Ukrainian woman who lived in Israel illegally for six years] (Ha'aretz) 11/02/2004

  • Local Ukrainians upset ability to vote taken away. About 100 people protested in Edmonton on Sunday, angry that they weren't able to exercise their right to vote. (CBC) 11/01/2004
  • Kiev native relishes her vote (Journal News) 11/01/2004
  • Ukrainian Embassy Turns Away Many Voters (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004

  • A Rome, l'Ukraine a rendez-vous près de la station de métro Garbatella (Le Monde) 10/30/2004

  • Supreme Court annuls CEC decision to set up 41 extra polling stations in Russia (Public Radio) 10/29/2004
  • Скасовано рішення про створення додаткових виборчих дільниць у Росії (Deutsche Welle) 10/29/2004
  • Дума - за спрощення реєстрації українців у Росії (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004

  • Голосують українці Німеччини (Deutsche Welle) 10/28/2004

  • Виборчі дільниці за кордоном (Львівська газета) 10/26/2004

  • High school student's film dream takes off (San Diego Union-Tribune) 10/24/2004
  • Artist finds American dream (Arizona Republic) 10/24/2004
  • Farm Pay Shame: £1 an Hour Berry Slaves (Sunday Mail) 10/24/2004

  • Program Speeds Citizenship of Adopted (AP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
  • Victim's customers, coworkers saddened (Daily Pilot) 10/23/2004

  • Виборча урна у пузі «троянського коня»: закордонні виборчі дільниці відкривають значно ширше «поле чудес» для фальсифікацій, ніж передбачала опозиція (Україна молода) 10/21/2004
  • Ukrainian sisters reunited; will live with Willmar families (Minneapolis Star-Tribune) 10/21/2004

  • Hospitality trade is suffering still (Toronto Star) 10/20/2004
  • Beauty, eh? (Calgary Sun) 10/20/2004

  • Burns lesson for Ukrainian thugs [Drink had been involved and the Romanians had tried to provoke the Ukrainians.] (ic Perthshire) 10/19/2004

  • Greek Village Eyes Ukrainian Brides (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/15/2004
  • FAQ for Ukrainian citizens in the U.S. who wish to vote on October 31 -/- До уваги громадян України - 31 жовтня 2004 року відбудуться чергові вибори Президента України (BRAMA) 10/15/2004
  • Ukrainians urged to vote at Pretoria embassy (Sunday Times (South Africa)) 10/15/2004

  • To vote... or not to vote? Answers to the questions of Ukrainians living abroad -/- Голосувати...чи не голосувати? Відповіді на запитання українців, що мешкають за кордоном (BRAMA) 10/14/2004
  • Ukrainian citizens living in Russian Federation want more polling stations opened in time for the October 31 presidential election -/- Про ситуацію навколо створення додаткових виборчих дільниць на території Росії (BRAMA) 10/14/2004

  • More power to the people...who vote [Organizing Brooklyn's Russian speakers] (NY Daily News) 10/13/2004
  • [Pagedown to] U.S. grand jury indicts alleged smuggling ring [14 members of an alleged alien smuggling ring used six sailboats to bring Ukrainian immigrants from the Bahamas and Dominican Republic to Fort Lauderdale] (South Florida Sun-Sentinel) 10/13/2004

  • Treatment splits family [Oksana Oliynyk] (Edmonton Sun) 10/12/2004

  • Where computers go to die -- and to be reborn [Electronics Recovery, Inc. co-owner Vladimir Pisarenko supervises the reclamation and recycling of tons of computer parts.] (Skyway News) 10/11/2004
  • Polling station coordinator works to simplify constitutional obstacles for voters abroad FOTO/S (BRAMA) 10/11/2004

  • Love bus catching on: Yet more remote villages resort to international matchmaking [Greek local authorities sending a busload of 40 unmarried villagers to the town of Vinnytsia, in central-western Ukraine, on Friday in search of local brides] (Kathimerini) 10/09/2004

  • Arrested immigrants go back to work (The Scotsman) 10/08/2004

  • Boy collapses during gym, dies [Daniil Strelnikov, 11, native Ukrainian-speaking student] (Oregonian) 10/07/2004
  • Four face deportation after trafficking blitz [one Ukrainian over-stayer] (Edinburgh Evening News) 10/07/2004
  • Police bust a gang of luxury car thieves [Ukrainian gangsters in Dubai] (Khaleej Times) 10/07/2004

  • In the elder tree garden… Notes about the newspaper 'Chas Ukrajiny' that recently started coming out in Moscow -/- На городі бузина…(Нотатки про газету 'Час України', яка нещодавно почала виходити у Москві) (BRAMA) 10/06/2004
  • Gangmaster blitz in city [human trafficking: Half of those held (some were fruit pickers from Eastern Europe) as suspected illegal immigrants were male and half female, their ages ranged from mid-teens to mid-50s. They were from Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Russia and the Ukraine.] (The Scotsman) 10/06/2004

  • From Ukraine with love: Couple invests nearly a year, more than $20,000 in overseas adoption (NWI Times) 10/05/2004
  • Lonely Greek farmers take love bus abroad (Mail and Guardian) 10/05/2004

  • Exercise your right to vote - Ukraine's presidential election on 31 October (BRAMA) 10/04/2004
  • Daughters Of The Ukraine [See video 'Ukrainian orphans adopted'] (WOWT) 10/04/2004
  • Undecided Constituency: How can Ukrainian citizens take part in the presidential election if they are abroad on election day? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/04/2004

  • An American dream comes true for Johnson City family [The Prokhnevskiy family from Ukraine qualify for a home through Habitat for Humanity, program supported by Jimmy Carter since 1984] (Elizabethton Star) 10/01/2004
  • CEC planning [hopes] to set up additional polling stations for Ukrainians living abroad (Interfax) 10/01/2004
  • Ukraine wants Russia to abrogate registration of Ukrainians (Kazinform) 10/01/2004
  • German envoys to Albania in corruption probe [Earlier this year the German embassy in Kiev was the focus of an investigation that centred on one staffer.] (Expatica) 10/01/2004
  • 2006 U.S. Visa Lottery Opens in November (USDOS) 10/01/2004
  • Barber cuts losses and admits bribery attempt [Edward 'Scissorhands' Tuchinsky's lawyer told the court his client was a hard-working migrant from Ukraine, a country where, 'as a matter of public record, corruption with officialdom is an almost accepted way of life'.] (The Age) 10/01/2004

  • Bulgaria, Ukraine Ease Visa Regime [Invitations no longer a requirement] (Novinite) 09/30/2004

  • Business Prefers Immigrant Workers Undocumented [Six months after a decree aimed at regulating the inflow of immigrant workers into Portugal went into effect, the measure has turned out to be a complete flop.] (IPS) 09/29/2004
  • 86% of Ukrainian Electors Abroad Would Like to Take Part in Voting, and 78.84%of them Ready to Vote for Yushchenko - Poll (UNIAN) 09/29/2004

  • The Persecuted, in Chains [Homeland Security Department, which took over immigration matters from the INS 18 months ago, says it detains only those who pose a security threat...But there are countless cases of asylum seekers who are detained...including Ukrainian grass-roots activists] (NY Times) 09/25/2004

  • 'He put faith back in humanity' cop says [Richard Leslie heard about the way two (Ukrainian) toddlers allegedly were forced to live in filth in a garbage-strewn apartment...the only person in the public to come to us wanting to do something to make the children feel a little better] (MLive) 09/24/2004
  • Immigrants who keep Scotland's economy firing [idea of importing workers from Latvia or Ukraine to help pig farmers has been discussed] (The Scotsman/Yahoo) 09/24/2004

  • Pelham couple named national 'Angels of Adoption'... (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) 09/23/2004

  • Maple Leaf recruits Ukrainian workers (CBC Manitoba) 09/22/2004
  • Kerry: It is not too late for democracy to triumph in Ukraine (BRAMA) 09/22/2004
  • Ukrainian widow finally gets visa to take late husband home (Toronto Community News) 09/22/2004

  • Керрi висловлює стурбованiсть передвиборчою ситуацiєю в Українi (VOA) 09/21/2004
  • Вибори Президента України - Утворено Виборчу дільницю №94 в Нью-Йорку (BRAMA) 09/21/2004

  • Complicity, complacency, corruption drive global trafficking trade, concludes author Victor Malarek SPECIAL (BRAMA) 09/17/2004
  • Photo: New United States citizen Alla Pileggi, originally from Ukraine, looks for her husband, an employee of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, during a naturalization ceremony on Ellis Island in New York, September 17, 2004. The naturalization cermony was held in the historic location in honor of Citizenship Day and 102 people from 44 different countries participated in the ceremony. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/17/2004

  • XL Beef forced to import workers [Immigration authorities have told Rogerson that pools of labour are available from the Ukraine and South America.] (Moose Jaw Times-Herald) 09/16/2004
  • After years of waiting, a family from Bangladesh has its 'glorious day' [see Immigration facts:In fiscal year 2002, Ukraine 12,110 people out of a total 573,708 became naturalized U.S. citizens.] (Cincinnati Enquirer) 09/16/2004
  • Striving for a bright future: Ukrainians come to CR seeking work but few put down roots (Prague Post) 09/16/2004
  • Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam need tighter adoption rules, says German NGO [eight countries signed convention in 2000 and have failed to ratify it] (Expatica) 09/16/2004
  • Lightning bolt that struck church ‘sounded like a bomb exploded’ [Currently, the church serves two congregations: Lentz’s congregation and a congregation of Russian immigrants who practice a similar non-denominational Pentecostal Christian faith — only while speaking Ukrainian.] (Green Bay Press-Gazette) 09/16/2004

  • Op-Ed: Republicans, Democrats and Ukraine - By Dr. Bohdan Vitvitsky (BRAMA) 09/15/2004
  • Lidl robbery - second man in court [Ukrainian Andriy Pavlyuk (22) is alleged to have been part of the five-figure raid which happened last Saturday.] (Buchan Observer) 09/15/2004

  • Immigration system a mess, says Toronto MP [Canadian officials refused to let a Ukrainian woman claim her husband's body.] (CBC News) 09/14/2004

  • Ukrainians lobby for vote (Edmonton CBC) 09/10/2004

  • Department Of Homeland Security: Agency Cover Up From Sexual Harassment To National Security Breaches At The Nation’s Largest Port Of Entry [Julia Davis, an Immigration Officer with the Port Enforcement Team, is a Ukrainian immigrant with a Masters Degrees in Engineering who graduated with honors from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.] (PRWeb) 09/09/2004
  • Registering to vote in Ohio (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 09/09/2004
  • Newly registered, foreign-born citizens are eager crop of voters [ The first time he was eligible, Aleksandr Belkin didn't bother to vote in the presidential race. After Al Gore lost a close, contentious count to George Bush, Belkin vowed not to make the same mistake in 2004] (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 09/09/2004
  • Day one for Kola: Smart shoes, nice teacher and peculiar pizza [The boy in the black suit and buckled shoes knew he stood out as soon as he boarded the school bus. Surrounded by a sea of jeans and sneakers, Mykola Havrylovych chose to sit alone for the 10-minute ride to Reynolds Middle School.] (Oregonian) 09/09/2004
  • Take the A Train to go sightseeing [100th birthday of the New York City subway] (Boston Herald) 09/09/2004

  • Children of Chernobyl: Families in area host [Belarus] children in need of care for summer (Washington HeraldNet) 09/07/2004
  • Living the dream [Ukrainian orphan Luda Balan] (Hull Daily Mail) 09/07/2004

  • Increase in immigrant students challenges Buncombe schools [While the immigrant students speak some 42 different languages, most are Hispanic, Moldovan or Ukrainian.] (North Carolina Citizen-Times) 09/06/2004
  • Home sweet Samovar [Inessa Polk has returned to Medford from the Ukraine after being deported Aug. 25, 2003] (Oregon Mail Tribune) 09/06/2004
  • Immigration officials: Wife, son must leave [cover story/photo: Olena Lear was told she and her son must leave the country by Dec. 27, and she is banned for 10 years] (Altoona Mirror) 09/06/2004
  • Immigration officials: Wife, son must leave [story] (Altoona Mirror) 09/06/2004
  • Family holds hope that trucker is alive [Ihor Chervonyuk] (Casper Star-Tribune) 09/06/2004

  • 67% of Russian-speaking Americans Closely Followed the Republican Convention Coverage, Press Release Group Study Shows [Russian-speaking voters, who traditionally supported Republicans, now favor Democrats. 52% of the respondents indicated that they would vote for Senator John Kerry, a dramatic change given that in March 2003 82% of Russian-speakers supported President George W. Bush] (PRWeb) 09/05/2004

  • Annual Picnic Celebrates American, Ukrainian Culture [Photos] (Newtown Bee) 09/03/2004

  • Rosita Lehman, 45 (Ha'aretz) 09/02/2004
  • Ukrainians start life anew in Green Bay (Green Bay Press-Gazette) 09/02/2004
  • Victims laid to rest after Beersheba bombing [Tatiana Korchesko, 49, a mother of two, immigrated to Israel from Ukraine some five years ago. Korchesko was a doctor of biology but worked here as a cleaner for the Jewish Agency.] (Jerusalem Post) 09/02/2004

  • Russian internet [eBay] scam hits in Fort Bend (Fort Bend Herald-Coaster) 09/01/2004
  • Postcard from Nice, or un restaurant de Moscou avec une cuisine Ukrainienne FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/01/2004
  • Fruit pickers thrown from truck; 11 Ukrainian workers injured, three women seriously injured, when a pickup truck carrying fruit pickers hit a tree, throwing several of them from the back of the vehicle. (BBC) 09/01/2004

  • Merchant slain in N. Philly store [Ukrainian Immigrant Natan Arbitman] (Philadelphia Daily News) 08/31/2004

  • Foreign specialists go elsewhere [Only nine Ukrainians came to Norway in 2002...] (Aftenposten Norway) 08/30/2004
  • The little citizen battles the well-oiled machinery of the Population Administration [Tolchinsky, 35, came to Israel from Ukraine four years ago by virtue of the Law of Return...] (Ha'aretz) 08/30/2004

  • Two die in tourist bus crash [Spain - American man and a Ukrainian woman were killed] (The Australian) 08/29/2004

  • Asylum protest leads to action [60 men from Iraq, Iran, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Pakistan and Sudan occupied the road] (Suffolk Evening Star) 08/26/2004

  • Thousands reach Germany on bogus visas [German embassy in Kiev, Ukraine, issued thousands of visas to applicants who submitted false information] (UPI/Wash Times) 08/25/2004

  • Sioux Falls [South Dakota] Truck Driver Missing [Ihor Chervonyuk] (Keloland) 08/21/2004

  • Понад 60 тисяч українських моряків працюють на іноземних суднах, з них близько тисячі - під загрозою звинувачень у контрабанді (BBC Ukrainian) 08/20/2004

  • The longest line [Applying for visas in Prague] (Prague Post) 08/19/2004
  • City recognizes new emergency service [Dr. Victor Dorodny is from Ukraine] (Malibu Times) 08/19/2004

  • Human trafficking in Israel described by police as a literal 'meat market' (Israel Insider) 08/18/2004
  • Trafficking of Women: Israel Women's Network (IWN) 08/18/2004

  • Man sentenced for identity thefts [Yuriy Melnichenko, 33, from Ukraine could be deported after opening accounts with six banks. (Allentown Morning Call) 08/17/2004

  • Car safety class helps area Slavs (Sacramento Bee) 08/15/2004

  • Edgy attitudes towards Ukraine, By Ian Mayes ['Ukraine', no 'the'.] (Guardian) 08/14/2004
  • Not all cheer liquor measure (Albany Times Union) 08/14/2004

  • Commerce Township Downtown Development Authority Adds Two to Board [Marina Bilopolska earned her bachelor's degree in civil engineering in her native Ukraine and worked there as a civil engineer for 10 years.] (PRNewswire) 08/09/2004

  • 'I'm just being an advocate for my kids' [While inquiring about a soccer program taught by Ukrainian coaches, Francis said she was told, 'People from the Ukraine don't molest kids.'] (Bucks County Courier Times) 08/06/2004
  • Christian Society Demands Voting Rights of Ukrainians in Italy be Protected (RISU) 08/06/2004
  • Second Kiev wife sparks inquiry call (Edinburgh Evening News) 08/06/2004

  • Ukrainian orphans get extra day in U.S. (Clanton Advertiser) 08/05/2004

  • Couple hopes cookbook brings daughter home from Ukraine (Quad-City Times) 08/04/2004

  • Infant victim fights for life following crash [Renata Voytsitska-McShane immigrated to the United States from The Ukraine about six years ago] (NJ Express-Times) 08/03/2004

  • The dead man, whose body was found at a flat in Muckno Street, is thought to have been from the Ukraine (UTV Belfast) 08/01/2004
  • Britons among 18 injured in Prague grenade attack [By Askold Krushelnycky] (Independent) 08/01/2004
  • 3 Ukrainian immigrants killed in crash with SUV (AP/Buffalo News) 08/01/2004

  • Українці США створили комітет на підтримку кандидата у президенти Джон Керрі (Радіо Свобода) 07/31/2004
  • Українці - за Керрі. Звісно, американські українці (Україна Молода) 07/31/2004
  • Українська діаспора підтримує Керрі (ПОСТУП) 07/31/2004
  • Fatal car crash leaves three Ukrainian immigrants dead [Binghamton, NY] (NY Newsday) 07/31/2004

  • Protests against asylum detention [On 19 July a Ukrainian asylum seeker was found hanged at Harmondsworth Removal centre, near Heathrow Airport. The man had been waiting a date for deportation.] (BBC) 07/30/2004
  • Оксана Білозір: Звернення Всеукраїнської громадської організації 'Українська Взаємодопомога' (BRAMA) 07/30/2004
  • До громадян України, які перебувають за кордоном [Асоціація Українців Америки] (BRAMA) 07/30/2004

  • Marriage go-round (Jerusalem Post) 07/29/2004
  • Visa row hits National Eisteddfod (BBC) 07/29/2004
  • Skills shortage could leave pigs hog-tied [...held talks with a university in Ukraine regarding the possibility of bringing in students to train as pig stock people.] (Glasgow Herald) 07/29/2004

  • Milla: The world's richest model [Milla Natasha Jovovich was born December 17, 1975 in Kiev, Ukraine, to Russian stage actress Gallina Loginova and Yugoslavian pediatrician Bogie Jovovich.] (Rediff) 07/28/2004
  • Kerry-Edwards fundraiser brings ethnic groups together (BRAMA) 07/28/2004
  • Madeleine Albright: policy towards Ukraine is wrong (BRAMA) 07/28/2004

  • Проблeми голосування українців за кордоном: міфологічний довідник (Василь Гулeй, юрист, голова ГО 'Чeтвeрта Хвиля' у Франції) (BRAMA) 07/27/2004
  • ЦВК хоче позбавити права голосу українських заробітчан за кордоном [Форум] (Майдан-ІНФОРМ) 07/27/2004
  • Ukrainian heritage celebrated in upstate New York festival (BRAMA) 07/27/2004

  • Op-ed: Viktor Yushchenko and Ukraine's future (Ukraine needs a patriot as its next leader) By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep (BRAMA) 07/26/2004

  • Ukrainian woman won't be deported (Edmonton Sun) 07/25/2004
  • Nurse caring for ill grandfather fights to stay in Canada (Calgary Herald) 07/25/2004

  • Українці додають населення Чехії (BBC Ukrainian) 07/23/2004
  • Zhdanovych finding her stride (Fergus Falls Daily Journal) 07/23/2004

  • Drunken man falls to death from rooftop [Vasil Heletey, 36, a contractor...enjoying a drunken celebration of his return from a trip to the Ukraine] (NY Newsday) 07/21/2004

  • Orphans hoping to bond with Porterville families (Porterville Recorder) 07/19/2004
  • Race to help orphans [Chernobyl/Chornobyl] (This is London) 07/19/2004
  • New dance studio keeps students on their toes (Williamsport Sun-Gazette) 07/19/2004

  • Speaking out for need to add Russian classes (NY Daily News) 07/18/2004

  • In Search of a Home: Ten Ukrainian orphans arrive in Porterville for three-week visit with potential families. (Fresno Bee) 07/17/2004

  • ООН підрахувала де більше іноземців: Місто Маямі веде перед за відсотком мешканців іноземного походження (BBC Ukrainian) 07/16/2004
  • Youths get to Carnegie Hall (Hamilton County Star) 07/16/2004
  • Groundbreaking set for church (Reno Gazette-Jounal) 07/16/2004

  • Coming to 'Big Apple': big apples [Ukrainian artist Marina Tsesarska] (NY Newsday) 07/15/2004
  • [VIDEO] New York City - 'Big Apple' to get big apples [Ukrainian artist Marina Tsesarska] (NY Newsday) 07/15/2004

  • Two neighbours arrested in connection with woman’s murder [Lyudmila Zipir, 34 from Ukraine] (Cyprus Mail) 07/13/2004

  • За кордонами України перебувають 7 млн. українських виборців (УНІАН) 07/12/2004
  • The lost votes [Ukrainians who serve, work, study or travel abroad] (Дзеркало Тижня) 07/12/2004

  • Global love story takes root locally (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) 07/10/2004

  • [Ukrainian born Israeli] Draft dodger fights deportation (AP/Australian) 07/08/2004
  • Blunkett exposes feared invasion of foreign benefit scroungers as 'myth' (Independent) 07/08/2004
  • Abducted boy returns from Costa Rica (Gwinnett Daily Post) 07/08/2004

  • Sub shop owner sues over ouster from plaza (Arizona Republic) 07/07/2004

  • American dreaming -- immigrants celebrate July Fourth (Southeast Missourian) 07/04/2004
  • The Americanization of Lyuda. A teen from Ukraine does a balancing act as she learns the ways of her new country (Sacramento Bee) 07/04/2004

  • Gangmasters ordered to pay back £650,000 [The mastermind behind the scam, Ukranian Ruslan Kulish, 28, who is serving seven years in jail, will face confiscation proceedings on August 31, along with his sister Viktoryia Kulish, 23, and her Ukranian boyfriend Denis Lyashkov, 27.] (EDP24) 07/03/2004

  • Salute Olympic Torch's run through Kiev in New York's Times Square this Monday (BRAMA) 07/02/2004
  • Vacation to Porterville may turn into relocation for 10 Ukrainian orphans (Porterville Recorder) 07/02/2004

  • I pledge my allegiance (Billings Outpost) 07/01/2004
  • Stolen innocence [marriage agency][from 6/30/04] (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) 07/01/2004

  • Death of Seabrook murder suspect ruled suicide (Clear Lake Citizen) 06/29/2004

  • Near-border Ukrainians to see free visas (Slovak Spectator) 06/28/2004

  • Dmitriy's Last Rap: Web designer, rapper, protector, enforcer, tied to porn and the mob -- who was Dima? (SF Chronicle) 06/27/2004

  • Tributes paid to fruit picker killed in road accident (Hereford Times) 06/24/2004

  • FYI: Two [Ukrainian] Men Detained for Nearly 4 Years [in Pennsylvania] (Human Rights First) 06/23/2004
  • Letter: Please help [Ukrainian] asylum seekers (York Daily Record) 06/23/2004

  • В Португалії вбито британського вболівальника. Не виключають, що вбивця - українець (BBC Ukrainian) 06/22/2004
  • Victim believed to be seasonal worker [Ukrainian Denys Butenko killed by a passing car] (Shropshire Star) 06/22/2004
  • Soccer death 'is unrelated to fan violence' (AP/IOL) 06/22/2004
  • England fan killed in Lisbon, Ukrainian held (Reuters) 06/22/2004
  • Portugal Police Arrest Ukrainian Over Briton's Death in Lisbon (Bloomberg) 06/22/2004

  • Refugee centre Bela pod Bezdezem (Radio Prague) 06/21/2004

  • Special day marks refugees' courage (Massachusetts Republican) 06/20/2004

  • [Ukrainian-born caregiver and other Ukrainian immigrants in Parma Heights] steal dead man's credit card, go on spending spree [6/16/04] (WKYC) 06/18/2004
  • 10,000 migrants work in province [Northern Ireland] (Belfast Telegraph) 06/18/2004

  • Young sisters see America through Ukrainian eyes [Adoption] (Alamogordo Daily News) 06/17/2004

  • Заклик до громадян України за кордоном [СКУ] (BRAMA) 06/16/2004
  • [Pagedown] Ooh, Canada! New top model [supermodel Daria Werbowy: the new face of Gucci] (NY Daily News) 06/16/2004

  • Tennis: Encouraging display fuels Baltacha on voyage back to form (Independent) 06/15/2004

  • Russian-speaking teens feel estranged from Israel (Ha'aretz) 06/13/2004

  • Racist attack on Ukrainian condemned (Belfast Telegraph) 06/07/2004
  • A milestone graduation. High school diploma was lifetime challenge for Yelena Davidenko (Everett Daily Herald) 06/07/2004

  • Attack 'possibly racially motivated'. A Ukrainian man has suffered serious head injuries in an assault in County Antrim. (BBC) 06/06/2004
  • Ukrainian injured in Northern Ireland attack (IOL) 06/06/2004

  • High school bands spotlighted at Haunt show ['Kiev' bassist Maia Vidal] (Ithaca Journal) 06/03/2004
  • Hidden face of hunger in San Francisco (SF Chronicle) 06/03/2004

  • Immigrants become American citizens (NJ Express Times) 06/02/2004

  • U.S. gets tough on immigration detention policies [Ukrainian fears repercussions if she is deported][5/31/04] (Sun-Sentinel) 06/01/2004

  • Звернення до всіх українців в Україні та діаспорі, до депутатів Верховної Ради України, до всіх українських конфесій [Т.Г ШЕВЧЕНКО?] (Українці Угорщини) 05/27/2004

  • Gil Spencer: Victor’s America works just fine, thank you (Delaware County Daily Times) 05/26/2004

  • Teen Accused Of Impersonating Deputy For Months (WPLG/Yahoo) 05/25/2004

  • UK puts visa restrictions on Ukrainian seasonal workers (Interfax) 05/21/2004
  • Ukrainian gets taste of culture, trade in U.S. (Louisville Courier-Journal) 05/21/2004

  • Українців, що збирають полуниці в Британії - стане менше (BBC Ukrainian) 05/20/2004
  • Slavic hotline targets extortion (Sacramento Bee) 05/20/2004

  • Athens 2004 Olympic Global Torch Relay - volunteer torchbearers needed in New York City (NYC.gov) 05/19/2004

  • Over a dozen athletes given OK to change nationality for Athens Games [Ukrainian wrestler Davyd Bichinashvili for Germany; Ukrainian gymnast Andrey Lipskiy for Bulgaria.] (AP/SF Chronicle) 05/18/2004

  • Two little miracles - When the Gravitt twins are older, their parents, Ron and Debbie, plan to take them to the Ukraine... [Adoption] (Cleburne Times-Review) 05/13/2004

  • Changing times for meat-plant migrants (BBC) 05/10/2004

  • Kerry presidential campaign meets with Central and Eastern European community groups FOTO/S (BRAMA) 05/07/2004

  • Amnesty damns UN, NATO over sexual slavery of women in Kosovo (AFP/Yahoo) 05/06/2004
  • NGO Says Trafficking Of Women Rampant In Kosovo (RFE/RL) 05/06/2004
  • Kosovo: Trafficked women and girls have human rights (BRAMA) 05/06/2004
  • Full report: Kosovo (Serbia and Montenegro) 'So does it mean that we have the rights?' Protecting the human rights of women and girls trafficked for forced prostitution in Kosovo (Amnesty International) 05/06/2004

  • Ukrainian Institute of America to Screen Lukas Moodyson film 'Lilya 4-Ever'. Goal is to increase awareness about trafficking of East European women SPECIAL (BRAMA) 05/05/2004

  • NJ Man Reunites Ukranian Families (KYW Newsradio) 05/04/2004

  • Confessed killer sentenced to 5 years (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) 05/01/2004
  • Home of Cossacks [New Zealanders know little more about Ukraine than its famous chicken dish but it has a long, rich history, writes travel editor Jim Eagles] (New Zealand Herald) 05/01/2004
  • Fraudsters told NZ a 'soft touch' (New Zealand Herald) 05/01/2004

  • Thousand of migrants provide vital workforce in menial jobs (Yorkshire Post) 04/30/2004
  • Rabies clinic timely and appropriate [Pagedown to: A dinner featuring Ukrainian food will be served from 4:30-7 p.m. tomorrow at the Mountainville United Methodist Church on Angola Road off Route 32 in the Town of Cornwall. It will be prepared by Orysya Ngale, a native of the Ukraine who is married to the Rev. Samual Ngale, a native of Mozambique. He will prepare the dessert.] (Middletown Times Herald-Record) 04/30/2004

  • Photo essay: Ukrainian 'Sviachene' in New York City (BRAMA) 04/29/2004
  • Analysis: New customers to redraw borders of prosperity [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
  • Comment: Unfinished symphony [EU enlargment] (Guardian) 04/29/2004
  • No man's land in EU (Budapest Sun) 04/29/2004
  • Poland's EU border challenge (Radio Netherlands) 04/29/2004
  • EU Cracks Down on Migrant Labor as Its Borders Stretch Eastward (Bloomberg) 04/29/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainians holding passports and application forms queue outside the Polish consulate to get visas in the western city of Lviv April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between East and West. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
  • Local priest marks three anniversaries (Monessen Valley Independent) 04/29/2004
  • Photo: A Ukrainian border guard with his sniffer dog approaches a truck to be inspected at a checkpoint in Shegyni, at the Ukrainian-Polish border April 24, 2004. Ukraine's neighbors Poland, Slovakia and Hungary join the European Union on May 1, 2004, and some say the EU expansion will create a new division in Europe 15 years after the fall of Communism appeared to dissolve barriers between east and west. Picture taken April 24, 2004. (Reuters/Yahoo) 04/29/2004
  • Ever-expanding Union? (Economist) 04/29/2004
  • Where does Europe end? (Baltic Times) 04/29/2004

  • Religious school where nun was killed three years ago will close [novice monk, Mykhaylo Kofel of Ukraine, accused of killing nun in 2001] (AP/Miami Herald) 04/28/2004
  • President Leonid Kuchma has ordered the State Committee for Nationalities and Migration to organize cooperation with the Ukrainians residing abroad (Главред) 04/28/2004
  • Inquest - Naked and Drunk Cleaner Found Dead in Cafe Royal (The Scotsman) 04/28/2004

  • Prosecutors Want DNA from NJ Murder Defendant [59-year-old Lester Stuart Barney of Cherry Hill charged with murder for stabbing death of mail-order bride, 26-year-old Alla, from Ukraine] (KYW) 04/27/2004

  • A 'Militceoner' for Soap Lake: Ukrainian reserve police officer, a first-ever for Grant County city (Columbia Basin Herald) 04/26/2004

  • Putting the face to the forgery [Iryna Manyk, 24, and her husband Serhiy, 26, arrived from the Ukraine on false Israeli passports...] (New Zealand Stuff) 04/25/2004

  • Let battle be joined with 'work-shy army' myth [Volodymyr Sydorenko, 39, a former teacher from the Ukraine...] (Guardian) 04/24/2004
  • Estranged husband doesn't return son from Costa Rica [Anna Sims, 29-year-old native of Ukraine, has spent the last year pleading with her husband and the authorities for her son's return.] (Team Amber Alert) 04/24/2004

  • 2 aim to open nightclub in White Plains (Northbrook Star) 04/22/2004

  • Student tells of teacher's advances. High school's music instructor in sex-abuse trial (Chicago Tribune) 04/21/2004

  • Immigrants hungry for knowledge (Detroit News) 04/20/2004

  • Man to be sentenced next week [Konstantyn Pekerman, 38, convicted of stealing millions from Medicare] (Albany Capital News 9) 04/17/2004
  • Man sentenced for Brooklyn man's death [Oleg Bosenko gunned down on Oct. 30, 2002 as he tried to defend his wife] (Newsday) 04/17/2004

  • Візи з відбитками пальців (BBC Ukrainian) 04/15/2004
  • Czech web site serves newcomers' needs [pages in Vietnamese, Russian, Ukrainian, Armenian and English, www.domavcr.cz is designed to provide foreign residents with help on everything from acquiring permanent residency to getting a divorce] (Prague Post) 04/15/2004

  • Новi процедури одержання американських вiз (VOA) 04/14/2004
  • Scotland's population crisis set to deepen [McConnell to bring in immigrants from non-EU countries] (The Scotsman) 04/14/2004

  • Ukrainian Easter observed in New York City SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 04/12/2004
  • Road-rage attack [Drunken firefighter pretending to be a cop punches Ukrainian immigrant] (NY Post) 04/12/2004
  • Boris Levitan, mathematician, dies at age 89 (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 04/12/2004

  • Relief Fund brings Ukrainian toddler to US for re-constructive surgery SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/10/2004
  • Christian artists lend a hand to build Habitat house (Williamson County Review Appeal) 04/10/2004
  • Two plead guilty to false documents (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 04/10/2004

  • Easter Greetings from H.E. Mykhailo B. Reznik, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the United States SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
  • Привітання надзвичайного та повноважного посла України в США Михайла Резніка з нагоди свята Христового Воскресіння! SPECIAL (BRAMA) 04/09/2004
  • Man arrested for steroids at SFO ['Ukraine is a known source for steroids'] (San Mateo Daily Journal) 04/09/2004
  • On April 15, 2004, the U.S. Consular Section in Kyiv will begin collecting digitally scanned fingerprints from U.S. visa applicants. (Interfax) 04/09/2004

  • Citizen's arrest after car drama (Cornishman) 04/08/2004
  • Bulgaria Issues Tax-free Visas for 3 Countries (Novinite) 04/08/2004

  • Exchange students bond over perks, oddities here. German, Ukrainian take up cheerleading, sample family life (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) 04/07/2004

  • Привітання Українській громаді з нагоди Великодніх Свят [Ambassador Kuchinsky sends Easter greetings to the Ukrainian community] (BRAMA) 04/06/2004
  • People smuggler jailed in court first (New Zealand Stuff) 04/06/2004

  • Israeli faces 20 years for people smuggling in New Zealand (Haaretz) 04/05/2004
  • Two blazes kill two immigrants [Vyacheslav Lisyansky] (NY Daily News) 04/05/2004
  • Human trafficking crackdown (Scotland Evening Express) 04/05/2004
  • NJ Man Enters Plea in Wife's Murder [mail order bride] (KYW Newsradio) 04/05/2004

  • Teaching the Difference Between Jesus and Judaism (NY Times) 04/04/2004

  • Tasting the world (Orange Leader) 04/02/2004

  • Seeking Asylum Risky After 9/11 - Report [2 Ukrainians jailed for three years] (IPS) 03/31/2004

  • Illegal immigrants [5 from Ukraine] to be flown home today (Scotland Evening Express) 03/29/2004
  • UW students nail down Habitat home for spring break (Tri City Herald) 03/29/2004
  • Suspect sought in rape, beating [Kent, WA] (King County Journal) 03/29/2004

  • Rome immigrants vote in city poll (BBC) 03/28/2004

  • Man charged over immigrant smuggling (Daily Telegraph) 03/27/2004
  • Illegal workers deported in 'slave trade' crackdown (The Scotsman) 03/27/2004

  • Що спонукає мільйони українців заробляти на життя за кордоном, чи допомагає заробітчанам Батьківщина? (Громадське радіо) 03/26/2004
  • As prisons go, they found York’s the best. Two [Ukrainian] immigrants return to the county that treated them so well while in detention. (York Daily Record) 03/26/2004
  • 'Gangmasters' held in crackdown on modern slave trade (Independent) 03/26/2004

  • У Британії заарештовано двох українців (BBC Ukrainian) 03/25/2004
  • 40 held in swoop on gang bosses (Scotland Evening Times) 03/25/2004
  • 38 held in 'slave trade' crackdown (ic Birmingham) 03/25/2004
  • Police crackdown on migrant gangmasters - London (Reuters) 03/25/2004
  • Нова діаспора (Львівська газета) 03/25/2004

  • Seeking fluent Ukrainian speakers to star in independent film ['Everything is Illuminated' starring Elijah Wood] SPECIAL (BRAMA) 03/24/2004
  • Six-year-old separated from family at rest stop (Rapid City Journal) 03/24/2004
  • Зміни в правилах перетину кордону [Львів] (Deutsche Welle) 03/24/2004

  • 'Bonnie' fingers 'Clyde' (NY Post) 03/19/2004

  • Ukrainian influence in the 2004 American presidential election OP-ED (BRAMA) 03/18/2004
  • 'Sunny Ukes' - The San Diego Ukrainians SPECIAL (BRAMA) 03/18/2004
  • Freezing Outside of the Box [Apprentice hopefuls show their drive, street smarts, and audacity in the financial district: Michael Milyavsky] (Village Voice) 03/18/2004
  • Barred [Ukrainian woman barred from a gym in mainly Muslim Turkey] (AFP/Kathimerini) 03/18/2004

  • Hero's sacrifice [tearful Ukrainian widow told a jury yesterday how her husband ...defended her to the death] (NY Post) 03/17/2004

  • Police: City man stole identities; Officials: 30 Social Security numbers used to open bank accounts. (Allentown Morning Call) 03/16/2004

  • Ukrainian man charged with using a false visa [Page down] (Pittsburgh Tribune Review) 03/15/2004

  • Стан громадян України, поранених у Мадриді (BBC Ukrainian) 03/12/2004

  • Making It Big (the House, That Is) (NY Times) 03/11/2004

  • Профспілки - проти експлуатації українців у Британії (BBC Ukrainian) 03/09/2004
  • Сергій з України: 'Мені соромно бути нелегалом' (BBC Ukrainian) 03/09/2004
  • 'Тяжка реальність українців, які працюють у Британії' (BBC Ukrainian) 03/09/2004
  • Gone west - The harsh reality of Ukrainians at work in the UK (TUC) 03/09/2004
  • Migrant workers tell of fear and suffering: TUC report reveals grim exploitation of Ukrainians (Guardian) 03/09/2004
  • Нові члени ЄС критикують обмеження щодо мігрантів (BBC Ukrainian) 03/09/2004

  • Gangmasters Guilty of Million-Pound Tax Fraud (The Scotsman) 03/08/2004
  • Gang convicted of migrant racket (BBC) 03/08/2004
  • Gang harvested £4m profit illegally (BBC) 03/08/2004
  • Town employees partner with Wal-Mart to help family (Westside News) 03/08/2004
  • Siberian oil town's unvoiced worries (BBC) 03/08/2004

  • From Russia with Love [s.b. Ukraine?] (Hawaii Tribune Herald) 03/07/2004

  • Ukraine signs European convention on legal status of migrant workers (Government portal) 03/05/2004
  • Обставинами видачі віз у посольстві Німеччини в Києві зацікавилися депутати бундестагу (Deutsche Welle) 03/05/2004

  • Adopting against the odds (Indy Star) 03/04/2004
  • Rada Redefines Legal Status of Ukrainians Abroad (Главред) 03/04/2004

  • Україна підписала Конвенцію Ради Європи з легального статусу працівників-мігрантів (Deutsche Welle) 03/03/2004

  • For some Ukrainians, a tough land of hope (IH Tribune) 03/01/2004
  • Нелегальних мігрантів в Україні 'виведуть з тіні'? (Deutsche Welle) 03/01/2004

  • Neighborhood 'heroes' downplay role (Herald-Sun) 02/29/2004
  • Seattle area re-emerges as immigrant 'gateway' (Seattle Times) 02/29/2004
  • Losing a sense of 'oor ain folk' (The Scotsman) 02/29/2004

  • На польських базарах поганяли українських нелегалів (Forum) 02/27/2004

  • Man pleads guilty to sex with stepchild (Philadelphia Inquirer) 02/26/2004

  • [Pagedown to:] Wrinkled vehicles head for distant shores [On the wall behind Vlady Mikhaylenko's desk...] (The Columbian) 02/25/2004

  • Premier Signs Condolence Book for Bus Tragedy Victims (The Scotsman) 02/23/2004
  • Meeting over bus tragedy (BBC) 02/23/2004
  • У Львові черги до чеського консульства не зменшуються (Deutsche Welle) 02/23/2004

  • Puget Sound Journal: A neighborhood's helping hands (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 02/21/2004

  • Україна підписала угоду про пересування людей в межах країн Ради Європи (Deutsche Welle) 02/19/2004
  • Labor pains [...state cracks down on regulations for foreigners seeking business licenses] (Prague Post) 02/19/2004
  • Italy’s migration contradiction (openDemocracy) 02/19/2004

  • 33% Of Ukrainians Want to Emigrate – Poll (Главред) 02/17/2004

  • Cancer patient dies in crash with SUV (NY Daily News) 02/14/2004

  • New link aims to bring Ukrainian to life for students (Edmonton Journal) 02/12/2004
  • Як отримати чеську візу (Львівська газета) 02/12/2004

  • Student Briefing Page on the Newcommers [Iryna Ivashko: from Lviv to Ronkonkoma] (Newsday) 02/11/2004
  • South Florida Event celebrates cultures (News-Press) 02/11/2004

  • How illegal workers are propping up our lifestyle (BBC) 02/10/2004

  • Small Cap, Big Potential (The Motley Fool) 02/09/2004

  • Заява: Української Американської Координаційної Ради у справі резолюції Українського Народного Союзу (BRAMA) 02/04/2004

  • Ice Fishing in Westchester, or Is That Mother Russia? (NY Times) 02/02/2004
  • Віктор Ющенко: Мільйони українців змушені залишати свої родини і їхати на заробітки за кордон (Наша Україна) 02/02/2004

  • Musical nights jazz up their day-shift lives (NY Daily News) 02/01/2004
  • Immigration Police Nab Illegal Workers (Israel National News) 02/01/2004
  • Bonita stock peddler lives it up as SEC, rooked investors, stew (San Diego Union-Tribune) 02/01/2004

  • Pole-Axed: For millions of Ukrainians, Poland’s introduction of visas has changed life dramatically. An Iron Curtain really has fallen. (Transitions Online) 01/31/2004

  • U.N. Chief, NGOs Urge Europe to Open Doors [Migration] (IPS) 01/29/2004
  • Company concentrating on wind power [Michael Polsky] (Chicago Sun Times) 01/29/2004
  • Alder Elementary in Rockwood falls from 'strong' to 'low' (The Oregonian) 01/29/2004

  • Створено ще одну організацію 'вихідців' з України [Українці Росії -/- Russia Ukrainians] (BRAMA) 01/28/2004

  • У Москві засновано Союз земляцтв України в Росії (Forum) 01/27/2004
  • St. John's Fencing Continues [Sergey Isayenko of Cherkassy, Ukraine] (Red Storm Sports) 01/27/2004

  • На українсько-польському кордоні великі автомобільні черги (Deutsche Welle) 01/26/2004
  • 'They all smile in the same language': Utica teachers help immigrants adjust to life stateside (NYSUT) 01/26/2004
  • Advice for Russian Emigres On Adjusting to New Life (Newsday) 01/26/2004
  • Manville celebrates diversity, camaraderie (Courier News) 01/26/2004
  • Germany, a gateway to the west for Eastern Europe's trafficked women (AFP/Khaleej Times) 01/26/2004

  • В Іспанії затримали українських сутенерів (Forum) 01/25/2004

  • 'Taking her first steps is so close to being a reality for little Luda' (Hull Daily Mail) 01/24/2004

  • Update: S.RES.202, Famine Genocide resolution - 28 co-sponsors so far, more needed! ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 01/23/2004

  • Labour agency employed illegal workers and laundered the money (Cambridge Evening News) 01/22/2004
  • Forum to focus on local workforce [Ukrainians in Florida] (Sun-Sentinel) 01/22/2004
  • Потом і кров’ю: 20% українців, які працюють за кордоном, заробляють більше, ніж вся Україна з її чиновниками, олігархами та кланами (Львівська газета) 01/22/2004
  • 270,000 Israelis left country over 10-year period (Ha'aretz) 01/22/2004

  • Ukrainian to care for Nazi survivor (Calgary Sun) 01/21/2004
  • Nurse gets visa extension: Ukrainian woman can stay to care for ailing grandfather (Edmonton Journal) 01/21/2004

  • Spend Valentine's Day at Soyuzivka INVITATION (BRAMA) 01/20/2004

  • Murder, suicides, families torn apart (Philadelphia Inquirer) 01/18/2004
  • Crowds grow at food banks [increased traffic due to large Ukrainian families without jobs moving in from out of state] (Anchorage Daily News) 01/18/2004
  • War of words: Religious rebels test limits of free speech [in California] (Sacramento Bee) 01/18/2004

  • Штати перевірять ваші пальчики (RIA) 01/16/2004
  • Ukraine orphan can stay with family she loves (Telegraph) 01/16/2004
  • Finland 'drugged deportees' (News24) 01/16/2004
  • Slain Ukrainian [mail-order bride]'s husband indicted (Philadelphia Inquirer) 01/16/2004
  • Accordionist's odyssey: From Ukraine to Paris Metro to Princeton [Peter Odrekhivskyy] (Star Ledger) 01/16/2004

  • It's All Relative: The Argentine connection (Jerusalem Post) 01/15/2004
  • Elderly driver strikes 2 [Ukrainian] pedestrians, killing 1 (KOMO TV) 01/15/2004
  • Oksana [Baiul] story goes to TV (San Bernardino County Sun) 01/15/2004
  • Out of Repression, Into Jail [Ukrainian asylum-seekers in U.S.] (NY Times) 01/15/2004
  • Inna wins her battle to stay (Evening Advertiser) 01/15/2004

  • 3-vehicle crash kills man backing up on Illinois 53 [Ukrainian immigrant killed] (Chicago Tribune) 01/14/2004
  • Man's killer is `going to pay no matter what' [Ukrainian murdered; Canada] (Toronto Star) 01/14/2004

  • Новий Митний кодекс: зміни; Розширено повноваження працівників митниці, підвищено штрафи (RIA) 01/13/2004

  • Starring the planet Mars (Tacoma News Tribune) 01/11/2004
  • Foreign nurses decry hurdles to jobs in the U.S. (Philadelphia Inquirer) 01/11/2004
  • Caviar farming enterprise fights an upstream battle (Sun-Sentinel) 01/11/2004
  • Pass the buck stew (Auburn Journal) 01/11/2004

  • Bashing Bush From GOP Stronghold: A conservative Colorado congressman pits himself against the president over a new immigration proposal (LA Times) 01/10/2004
  • Tears flow over immigrant mom's death: Area church rallies for 9 children, spouse (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 01/10/2004

  • 'Why not let them work?': regularize the status of illegal immigrants [Germany] (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 01/09/2004

  • Diasporan Ukrainians gather at St. Volodymyr's in Paris FOTO/S (BRAMA) 01/08/2004
  • Bush unveils immigration initiative; some groups suspicious (Deutsche Welle) 01/08/2004
  • US visa procedures for Ukrainians become more complicated (Главред) 01/08/2004

  • Різдв'яні вітання від СКУ Card (BRAMA) 01/07/2004
  • Консульство Чехії у Львові почало приймати заяви на візи (Deutsche Welle) 01/07/2004

  • У Сполучених Штатах змінилися правила в’їзду до країни іноземних громадян (VOA) 01/06/2004
  • As need arises, supplies dwindle [Cold in Oregon] (Oregonian) 01/06/2004

  • US Starts Fingerprinting and Photographing Foreign Visitors (VOA) 01/05/2004
  • Починає діяти посилений контроль для в'їзду в США (Deutsche Welle) 01/05/2004

  • Some seek more free lunches (Lancaster Eagle-Gazette) 01/04/2004

  • No escape for gulag's former prisoners [More than 50 years after they were deported by Stalin ...] (Daily Telegraph) 01/03/2004

  • New travel rules launched for landed immigrants (Edmonton Journal) 01/02/2004
  • Crash kills Brooklyn couple (Daily News) 01/02/2004

  • Behind the golden doors, the sad and lonely death of a porter trapped in a life of squalor (Guardian) 01/01/2004

  • Fish farm hopes to mine 'black gold' (Sun-Sentinel) 12/31/2003
  • Body found at top restaurant (BBC News) 12/31/2003
  • Смерть у 'Кафе Рояль' (BBC Ukrainian) 12/31/2003
  • Slain pizza man's kin denied visas (NY Post) 12/31/2003
  • Immigration declines 30% in one year [Israel] (Jerusalem Post) 12/31/2003

  • 3 killed inside car that plows into house [Stelmakh] (Newark Star-Ledger) 12/30/2003
  • A home for the holidays: Adoption allows Ukranian orphan to start a new life (Patriot-News) 12/30/2003
  • Asylum family leaves UK for US: Djula family moves to Chicago (Peterborough Now) 12/30/2003
  • Striving for a full recovery (Sarasota Herald-Tribune) 12/30/2003

  • Chervona Kalyna Debutante Ball - Вечорниці 'Червона Калина' INVITATION (BRAMA) 12/29/2003

  • Football: Ducks defense primed for running game (Salem Statesman Journal) 12/28/2003
  • Teacher learns a language while instructing foreign pupils (Patriot-News) 12/28/2003
  • Mayfield Heights' new melting pot (Cleveland Plain Dealer) 12/28/2003

  • Tasting the world (Orange Leader) 12/26/2003
  • Couple long to bring son home (Baraboo News Republic) 12/26/2003

  • A wheely happy Christmas, Luda (Hull Daily Mail) 12/24/2003

  • Queens Library seeks qualified grad or student with Ukrainian language skills (temporary position) JOB (BRAMA) 12/23/2003
  • Foreigners face uphill battle (Prague Post) 12/23/2003

  • Burning body's identity still a mystery (BBC News) 12/21/2003

  • Man Pleads Guilty in Medicare Fraud Scheme (AP/WOKR13) 12/20/2003

  • High Schoolers help fill sleigh for Claus with a Cause program (Lowell Sun) 12/19/2003

  • Christmas + Hanukkah = double the presents (Independent Online) 12/18/2003
  • 175 million migrants face hostile environment (Rabble) 12/18/2003
  • Pilot project paves way for homeownership [Alaska] (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner) 12/18/2003

  • Sasha has the keys to the world (Sydney Morning Herald) 12/17/2003
  • Brooklyn Man Is Fatally Shot While Delivering Pizzas (NY Times) 12/17/2003

  • UkrainaTV Licenses Wavexpress - Sets Stage for U.S. Launch of Ukrainian Video Channel This Week (BusinessWire/Yahoo) 12/16/2003
  • Man to take US citizenship at 104 (BBC News) 12/16/2003

  • Kuchma Vetoes Legal Status for Ukrainians Abroad (Главред) 12/15/2003
  • Ukraine, EU Step Up Fight Against Illegal Migration (Главред) 12/15/2003
  • Can Western Union Keep On Delivering? (Business Week) 12/15/2003

  • New Americans Are Sworn in at Ceremony (AP/Newsday) 12/12/2003

  • Actress [Ukrainian immigrant turned Playboy Playmate turned law student], ex settle lawsuit (Daily Local) 12/10/2003

  • СНІД та мігранти з країн Східної Європи (Deutsche Welle) 12/09/2003
  • Poles' 22-hour commute pays off - illegally - in EU (CS Monitor) 12/09/2003
  • Життя в тіні - нелегали в Німеччині (Deutsche Welle) 12/09/2003
  • Porn model, in lawsuit, says she makes little pay (Philadelphia Inquirer) 12/09/2003
  • Christkindl Market kindles memories of old Germany [and Ukraine] (Rocky Mountain News) 12/09/2003

  • Більше третини працездатних волинян нелегально працюють за кордоном (Deutsche Welle) 12/08/2003

  • Чотири тисячі українців просили цьогоріч політичного притулку (Deutsche Welle) 12/04/2003

  • Ukrainian Christmas at Soyuzivka INVITATION (BRAMA) 12/03/2003
  • Call for interest in a Research/Community Liaison contract - Ukrainian Dance research project (BRAMA) 12/03/2003
  • Shooting: It’s a conspiracy, says Irina (New Straits Times) 12/03/2003

  • When Grandparents Step Into the Child Care Gap, Money Can Be Scarce (NY Times) 11/30/2003

  • Оголошено вирок членам злочинного угруповання, яке нелегально переправляло до Німеччини заробітчан з України та Молдови (Deutsche Welle) 11/29/2003

  • U.S. Speeds Overseas Adoption Citizenship (AP/Yahoo) 11/25/2003

  • Українці - єднаймося! [Італія] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/24/2003

  • Життя в тіні - нелегали в Німеччині (Deutsche Welle) 11/22/2003

  • Новини з України 21.11.03 №232: Закони України: 'Про правовий статус закордонних українців', 'Про захист суспільної моралі від … порнографії'; в Казахстані ушанування пам'яті жертв Голодомору; у Львові виставка 'Шляхами Тараса' [Шевченка]; … (BRAMA) 11/21/2003
  • Parliament Ratifies Ukrainian-Portuguese Labor Force Agreement (Главред) 11/21/2003

  • Parliament Determines Legal Status for Ukrainians Abroad (Главред) 11/20/2003
  • Парламент визначив правовий статус українців за кордоном (Кореспондент) 11/20/2003
  • Парламент відкрив українським арбайтерам ворота в Португалію (Forum) 11/20/2003

  • A tough lesson for immigrant parents (Chicago Tribune) 11/19/2003
  • Borscht gets bravos (Tacoma News Tribune) 11/19/2003

  • Aspiring rapper from Ukraine fatally shot in S.F. (SF Chronicle) 11/18/2003
  • Judge: Body can be buried in Ukraine (Cherry Hill Courier-Post) 11/18/2003
  • Parents get to bury daughter in Ukraine (Philadelphia Inquirer) 11/18/2003

  • Learning to Be Stupid in the Culture of Cash (Pax Humana) 11/17/2003

  • At Manor, a surprise meeting (Philadelphia Inquirer) 11/16/2003

  • Judge to decide burial site (Cherry Hill Courier-Post) 11/15/2003

  • Musical marriages perform classical serenades (Hilton Head Island Packet) 11/14/2003
  • Cossack-dancing lawyer jailed for stealing £1m from clients' funds (Independent) 11/14/2003

  • Hollywood Foundation announces Los Angeles Film School scholarship program for Ukrainians (BRAMA) 11/13/2003
  • Charting her own course (Miami Herald) 11/13/2003
  • 'Dancing' solicitor jailed for theft (BBC News) 11/13/2003
  • Cossack-Dancing Solicitor Gets Eight Years for Stealing £333,000 (The Scotsman) 11/13/2003
  • Cossack dancer convicted of £333,000 theft (Ananova) 11/13/2003

  • RCMP searching for man who viciously attacked car passenger on Halloween (Vancouver Province) 11/07/2003

  • EU Ministers debate measures to ensure migration control (EurActiv) 11/06/2003
  • Cobbler puts his best foot forward (Statesman Journal) 11/06/2003

  • Unhappy but Enterprising: Migrant workers annually bring some $400 million to Ukraine (День) 11/04/2003

  • 'Braty Bluzu' (Blues Brothers in Ukrainian) to perform in New York City POSTER (BRAMA) 11/03/2003

  • Drop in illegal immigration from southeast Europe to EU (EU Business) 10/29/2003
  • Незадоволені, але ініціативні: щорічно трудові мігранти привозять в Україну близько 400 мiльйонiв доларів (День) 10/29/2003

  • March of Remembrance to commemorate Genocide-Famine -/- Похід в Пам'ять INVITATION (BRAMA) 10/20/2003
  • A lesson in how to blend in with the crowd (Globe and Mail) 10/20/2003

  • Immigration officials arrest workers (BBC News) 10/17/2003
  • Jewish asylum seeker avoids deportation (The Scotsman) 10/17/2003

  • Податківці пропонують розглянути можливість оподатковування українців, що працюють за кордоном (Громадське радіо) 10/16/2003

  • EU leaders to tackle immigration into enlarged bloc (EU Business) 10/15/2003

  • Українські нелегали працюють на чеських шахтах (Deutsche Welle) 10/14/2003
  • Biz school grads on a different track (Edmonton Journal) 10/14/2003

  • У Мадриді скоєно напад на громадян України: один українець убитий, інший важко поранений (Кореспондент) 10/13/2003

  • Photo: A model sports a bright yellow fringed evening dress with a matching feathered top during the presentation of the spring-summer 2004 ready-to-wear collection designed by Ukrainian-born fashion designer Stanislassia Klein for Stella Cadente (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2003
  • Photo: A model sports a bright yellow fringed tulle skirt with matching sleeveless embroidered top during the presentation of the spring-summer 2004 ready-to-wear collection designed by Ukrainian-born fashion designer Stanislassia Klein for Stella Cadente (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2003
  • Photo: A model sports a multicoloured printed patterned ensemble designed by Ukrainian-born fashion designer Stanislassia Klein for Stella Cadente (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2003
  • Photo: A model sports a multicoloured patterned sleeveless dress with a feathered fringe with green embroidered stockings designed by Ukrainian-born fashion designer Stanislassia Klein for Stella Cadente (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2003
  • Photo: A model sports a patterned multi-colored bikini over yellow embroidered stockings with a grey hooded sweater during the presentation of the spring-summer 2004 ready-to-wear collection designed by Ukrainian-born fashion designer Stanislassia Klein for Stella Cadente (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2003

  • Скоро українські нелегали побіжать назад в Україну, впевнений Кучма (Forum) 10/08/2003
  • Мандрівні чорнороби (Україна молода) 10/08/2003
  • Disillusioned immigrants return to Ukraine (Jerusalem Post) 10/08/2003
  • 'It's been nonstop all day long' at the polls (SF Chronicle) 10/08/2003

  • Despite woes, Argentina still a magnet for immigrants (CS Monitor) 10/07/2003

  • Families Flee a Brooklyn Fire Investigated as Suspicious (NY Times) 10/06/2003

  • The Meltingest Pot (NY Times) 10/05/2003

  • Нью-Йорк Відзначив 12-ліття Незалежности FOTO/S (BRAMA) 10/03/2003
  • Candidates vary on luring immigrants (Philadelphia Inquirer) 10/03/2003
  • Slain mail-order bride's parents seek to keep grandson (Philadelphia Inquirer) 10/03/2003
  • Twins spurn UK nanny (The Scotsman) 10/03/2003

  • Entretien avec Antonio Vitorino, commissaire européen (JAI) (Le Monde) 10/02/2003

  • Police say husband killed his 'mail-order' wife (Philadelphia Inquirer) 10/01/2003
  • Lafayette hosts a celebration of Russian culture (Contra Costa Sun) 10/01/2003

  • Ten asylum seekers still missing (BBC News) 09/30/2003
  • Українці втекли з англійського депортаційного центру (Deutsche Welle) 09/30/2003
  • Konsulat Generalny Ukrainy, ktуry miesci sie przy ul. Kunickiego (Kurier Lubelski) 09/30/2003

  • Переговори щодо реадмісії між Україною та ЄС (Deutsche Welle) 09/29/2003
  • Міністр праці: ЄЕП дасть українцям можливість законно заробляти гроші в іншій країні (Кореспондент) 09/29/2003

  • Заробітчани (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/27/2003

  • Inquiry into asylum riot claims (BBC News) 09/26/2003

  • Жак Ширак підтримав майора Мельниченка: як українці Нью-Йорка Леоніда Кучму вітали (Львівська газета) 09/25/2003

  • Supermarkets blamed for influx of illegal labourers (Independent) 09/18/2003

  • European Union eyes immigration quotas (Globe and Mail) 09/12/2003
  • L'Italie ouvre le débat sur des quotas d'immigration européens (AFP/Yahoo) 09/12/2003

  • Der rastlose Kontinent: Eine Tagung in Freising untersucht die Völkerwanderung in Europa (Sueddeutsche Zeitung) 09/08/2003

  • Nurse clue over dead man (BBC News) 09/04/2003

  • Caution voiced on immersion rule (Boston Globe) 09/03/2003

  • Where There's a Will... (Time) 09/01/2003

  • For Israelis, Little Things Become Scary (LA Times) 08/31/2003
  • The zealots return, for the Temple, of course (Ha'aretz) 08/31/2003

  • День Незалежності України, свято на Верховині та річці Делавар, 23-24 серпня 2003 SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 08/28/2003
  • Nanny's £190m twins (The Scotsman) 08/28/2003

  • Pelosi may grab for kids (NY Daily News) 08/27/2003

  • Three on run from asylum centre (BBC News) 08/25/2003

  • Zurich immigrants launch parliamentary bid (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 08/24/2003

  • Instructions for the 2005 Diversity Immigrant Visa Program [DV-2005 Green Card] (BRAMA) 08/20/2003
  • Newlywed Gets Transplant From Husband (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2003

  • US unveils details of new electronic visa lottery (AFP/Yahoo) 08/19/2003
  • Danish deportees dig to freedom (BBC News) 08/19/2003
  • Alcatraz-Inspired Inmates Dig Out of Danish Prison (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/19/2003

  • Diversity Visa Program Registration Turns Electronic (BRAMA) 08/18/2003
  • Українці за кордоном зникають... (Львівська газета) 08/18/2003

  • Lawyers blast jury bias in asylum trial (The Observer) 08/17/2003

  • Фільм 'Lichter': українські нелегали в німецькому кіно (Deutsche Welle) 08/16/2003

  • Iraqi refugee beats double handicap to gain top grades (Daily Telegraph) 08/15/2003

  • The Gangs of New Britain: Officially, they don't exist. Yet there are tens of thousands of them: illegal workers, toiling in fields and building sites, or selling their labour on street corners for pitiful wages (Independent) 08/14/2003
  • Українці лідирують серед європейців, які одержали торік американське громадянство (Кореспондент) 08/14/2003

  • Suicide Blasts Rock Mideast (Wash Post) 08/13/2003

  • Illegal workers held in factory raid (BBC News) 08/12/2003

  • In Defending Liberty, They Secure Freedom (LA Times) 08/09/2003
  • The tantalising riddle of the body at Dead Man's Hollow (Independent) 08/09/2003

  • Потік українських іммігрантів до Іспанії збільшився в 2,5 рази (Кореспондент) 08/08/2003
  • More Than 200 Sailors Become Citizens (AP/Yahoo) 08/08/2003
  • Eugene Hutz: Motley crew (Independent) 08/08/2003

  • Murder appeal on German TV (BBC News) 08/05/2003
  • IG Online Interview: Viktoria Karpenko (Int'l Gymnast) 08/05/2003

  • Arrest in mystery man case (BBC News) 08/01/2003

  • The murdered man nobody knows (BBC News) 07/31/2003

  • Working toward legal help for all (Seattle Times) 07/29/2003
  • Missing Soldier Found Dead (LA Times) 07/29/2003

  • Class a win-win situation (Boston Globe) 07/27/2003

  • Czechs woo skilled foreigners (BBC News) 07/26/2003

  • Німецькою програмою 'Грін Кард' скористалася лише сотня українців (Deutsche Welle) 07/25/2003

  • Two found guilty in Baranovski death (CP/Canada.com) 07/24/2003

  • Adult education enrollment dips (CS Monitor) 07/22/2003

  • Mystery victim buried with no name (Guardian) 07/21/2003

  • Українських нелегалів депортували з Німеччини (Deutsche Welle) 07/17/2003

  • Moscow seeks spies in suburbs (Guardian) 07/16/2003

  • Німці депортують українських нелегалів і у тому числі дівчину, що втекла, якщо її знайдуть (Forum) 07/15/2003

  • Price of protectionism is worth it to some Americans (Philadelphia Inquirer) 07/14/2003
  • Photo: Nicaraguan Olympic sharpshooter of Ukrainian origin Svitlana Kashchenko takes aim during a practice session (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/14/2003

  • У Німеччині затримано групу українських нелегалів (Deutsche Welle) 07/11/2003
  • Police check 10 more complaints against dentist (Vancouver Sun) 07/11/2003
  • Man charged with rape of 5-year-old stepdaughter (Philadelphia Inquirer) 07/11/2003

  • 23 Ukrainian illegal immigrants detained in Germany after road accident (Public Radio) 07/10/2003
  • Lunch with Gogol Bordello cult figure Eugene Hutz (Kyiv Post) 07/10/2003

  • Сповідь українського заробітчанина в Іспанії (Тернопільська газета) 07/09/2003

  • За межами України мешкає більше 25 млн українців (Кореспондент) 07/07/2003

  • South Florida organization helps Ukrainian immigrants (Sun-Sentinel) 07/06/2003

  • Abuse of Mail-Order Brides Prompts Bill (AP/Yahoo) 07/05/2003
  • Працівники посольства ФРН у Києві замовчують подробиці переправлення українських нелегалів на Захід (Forum) 07/05/2003

  • Newcomers face employment road blocks (Charlottetown Guardian) 07/04/2003

  • Українці лідирують за кількістю біженців у США (Forum) 07/03/2003

  • He was a most beloved son (Sun-Herald) 07/02/2003
  • Без візи на 14 діб можна приїздити в Україну (Україна молода) 07/02/2003

  • Bustling Area With a Touch of Country (NY Times) 06/29/2003

  • Dokic delivers stinging volley (The Scotsman) 06/27/2003

  • Green Card Lottery Drawing Results: DV-2004 (BRAMA) 06/26/2003
  • Ukrainian family working toward their American dream: education (Seattle Times) 06/26/2003

  • Baltacha not giving up (BBC Sport) 06/25/2003
  • Big scalp eludes battling Baltacha (Daily Telegraph) 06/25/2003

  • Dokic overcomes battling Baltacha (Ananova) 06/24/2003

  • And she's serving for Scotland (The Scotsman) 06/23/2003

  • An uphill struggle on glory road (Daily Telegraph) 06/22/2003

  • Після розширення ЄС мігрантів не поменшає (Deutsche Welle) 06/20/2003
  • Small rural towns get new name - and new attention (CS Monitor) 06/20/2003

  • Україна і ЄС обговорять проблему повернення нелегалів (Deutsche Welle) 06/19/2003
  • Великобританія вважає Україну безпечною державою (Deutsche Welle) 06/19/2003

  • Outcry as asylum 'whitelist' extended (Guardian) 06/18/2003
  • Seven states added to asylum 'safe' list (Financial Times) 06/18/2003

  • Asylum block on seven more states (London Evening Standard) 06/17/2003

  • Bolshoi to Brooklyn, in a Bound (NY Times) 06/15/2003

  • Westward flow (Financial Times) 06/14/2003

  • The Russians Are Coming, Stepping Lightly (NY Times) 06/11/2003

  • Children left parentless as migrants flee poor Ukraine (CS Monitor) 06/10/2003
  • Rule Aids Students But Drains Some Schools (Wash Post) 06/10/2003
  • Baltacha's Wimbledon scare (The Scotsman) 06/10/2003
  • Baltacha has sights set on Wimbledon (London Evening Standard) 06/10/2003

  • «Нашого цвіту по всьому світу...» (Дзеркало Тижня) 06/07/2003

  • Cabinet of Ministers Permits 24,000 Foreigners to Immigrate to Ukraine in 2003 (Українські новини) 06/05/2003
  • Кабмін дозволив 24 тис. іноземців іммігрувати в Україну в 2003 (Українські новини) 06/05/2003

  • Honoured Chernobyl hero's lonely death far from home (Yorkshire Post) 06/04/2003
  • Nanny holds the fort in $350m child custody row (The Times) 06/04/2003
  • Meet the 'mathletes' (National Post) 06/04/2003

  • Посольство США в Києві почало видачу імміграційних віз (Кореспондент) 06/02/2003

  • Гіркий хліб заробітчанства (Дзеркало Тижня) 05/31/2003

  • Labour shortage hurting diamond ventures (Globe and Mail) 05/26/2003

  • A City Built by Stalin Chooses to Stay Frozen in Time (Wash Post) 05/25/2003

  • Українські заробітчани в країнах Європи (Громадське радіо) 05/23/2003

  • Those who can...also teach (Philadelphia Daily News) 05/22/2003

  • Lifeguard Recruits Are Tested; 'Baywatch' It Isn't (NY Times) 05/21/2003

  • Baltacha: Britain's big hope (BBC Sport) 05/20/2003

  • 'Ми шукаємо кваліфікованих медсестер'. Розмова з Альдо Бертотто, керівником проекту 'Українські медсестри' (Львівська газета) 05/19/2003

  • Ermordete Ukrainer aus Brandenburger See geborgen (AP/Yahoo) 05/15/2003

  • Linking customers with cabs (Philadelphia Inquirer) 05/12/2003
  • Італійці спіймали українських здирників (Громадське радіо) 05/12/2003

  • Висунуто обвинувачення в справі про нелегальне переправленя до Німеччини громадян України та Молдови (Deutsche Welle) 05/07/2003
  • Water Polo: Kovalenko retires with record haul (West Australian) 05/07/2003

  • Only soup kitchens are booming in an Israel devastated by the intifada (Independent) 05/06/2003
  • Tennis: Baltacha given all-clear (BBC Sport) 05/06/2003

  • Russian picnic mixes borscht with flavor of the homeland (Chicago Tribune) 05/02/2003

  • Sailors Take Citizenship Oath in Calif. (AP/Yahoo) 05/01/2003
  • Мільярд доларів щороку втрачає Україна від економічної еміграції (Кримська світлиця) 05/01/2003

  • Ім'ям українця, що запобіг трагедії в Ізраїлі, буде названа залізнична станція (Кореспондент) 04/30/2003
  • Whew! It’s Work to Get Work: Immigrants face delays in authorization for employment (Newsday) 04/30/2003
  • Learning English 'is my greatest pleasure' (Seattle Times) 04/30/2003

  • The Reverse Side of the Migration Card (Дзеркало Тижня) 04/29/2003

  • Vitaliev's Scotland: Where arms and the man find identity (Glasgow Herald) 04/28/2003

  • Rag-tag Russian Army recruits foreign troops with offer of citizenship (The Times) 04/25/2003

  • В Ізраїлі в результаті теракту загинув репатріант з України (Громадське радіо) 04/24/2003
  • Help sought over burning body (BBC News) 04/24/2003

  • Зленко поїхав до Чехії захищати українських «остарбайтерів» (Forum) 04/23/2003

  • В Італії вбили українку? (Громадське радіо) 04/22/2003
  • Ucraina morta, fermato marito (ANSA/Yahoo) 04/22/2003

  • Янукович виступає за подвійне громадянство (Forum) 04/19/2003

  • New Citizens Get to Clown Around (Wash Post) 04/18/2003

  • Завершився процес у справі вбивства українського громадянина (Deutsche Welle) 04/16/2003

  • Затримано групу нелегалів з України (Deutsche Welle) 04/14/2003

  • Millions of Ukrainian Work Illegally Abroad; Is Capital Outflow a Portent of Change? [scroll down] (RFE/RL) 04/08/2003

  • Temporary status, ongoing woes (Chicago Tribune) 04/06/2003

  • 5 мільйонів українців працюють за кордоном (Deutsche Welle) 04/03/2003

  • Ukrainians, Who Moved Abroad, Earn Over UAH 2 Billion a Month on the Whole - Karpachova (UNIAN) 04/02/2003
  • Кожний п’ятий українець працює за кордоном (Forum) 04/02/2003

  • Cops nab B'klyn 'thrill killer' (NY Daily News) 03/31/2003
  • New Yorker admits to revenge killings of four 'Arab' grocers after Sept 11 (AFP/Yahoo) 03/31/2003

  • Український середній клас зароджується в Італії? (Forum) 03/27/2003

  • Ukrainian Migrants Find Perils, Profit in Poland (Reuters/Yahoo) 03/22/2003

  • The World of the 21st Century Woman: UNWLA Conference Apr 4-6 INVITATION (BRAMA) 03/12/2003

  • Chervona Kalyna 2003 Debutantes SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 03/03/2003
  • 'Ukraine and the World' TV/Radio Company Begins Broadcasting to 50 Countries on March 1 (Public Radio) 03/03/2003

  • Нелегальна міграція - проблема німецько-польского кордону (Deutsche Welle) 02/27/2003

  • Новий візовий режим з Угорщиною (Deutsche Welle) 02/26/2003

  • Угорщина може ввести безкоштовні візи для українців (Forum) 02/25/2003
  • 28th Region: Ukrainians in Portugal (День) 02/25/2003

  • Де ви, земляки? (IF.Gov.ua) 02/24/2003

  • Photo: Alexandra Vodjanikova (AFP/Yahoo) 02/21/2003
  • Ukrainian-born Miss Germany, Alexandra Vodjanikova, wants to meet Saddam Hussein about the peace (NY Post) 02/21/2003

  • 28–й «регіон». Українці в Португалії (День) 02/20/2003
  • Demographics & Communication within the Ukrainian American Community: 2003 Summit of Ukrainian-American Organizations [Invitation] (UESA) 02/20/2003

  • Вийшла заміж і пропала безвісти (Тернопільська газета) 02/19/2003

  • Іспанія вслід за Португалією прирівняє українських остарбайтерів до своїх громадян (Forum) 02/18/2003
  • Зленко їде в Угорщину 'вибивати' дешеві візи для українців (Forum) 02/18/2003
  • Візи для українців будуть безкоштовними - Цімошевіч (Deutsche Welle) 02/18/2003

  • Russia is introducing migration cards (AP/Yahoo) 02/14/2003
  • Russia moves to control immigration (BBC News) 02/14/2003

  • Польща вводить для українців безкоштовні візи (Forum) 02/13/2003
  • Portugal and Ukraine sign pact on migrant labor (AP/Yahoo) 02/13/2003
  • Portuguese official in Ukraine for talks on migrant labor (AP/Yahoo) 02/13/2003

  • У найближчі два дні проблеми українських «заробітчан» в Португалії будуть вирішені (Forum) 02/11/2003
  • Emigration Epidemic (День) 02/11/2003

  • Візи до Польщі розпочнуть, можливо, видавати у Луцьку, а не у Львові (Deutsche Welle) 02/10/2003
  • Sweden urging more cross-border help in caring for unaccompanied children in Baltics (AP/Yahoo) 02/10/2003

  • Suicide at refugee centre sparks hunger strike (Independent) 02/09/2003
  • Kuchma Calls for Crackdown on Recruitment Agencies Offering Jobs Abroad (Public Radio) 02/09/2003

  • U.S. Official Illegally Sold Visas Abroad (Wash Post) 02/08/2003
  • Американський дипломат у Празі торгував візами для українських жінок (Deutsche Welle) 02/08/2003

  • Кучма доручив перевiрити всi структури, що працевлаштовують українських громадян за кордоном (Громадське радіо) 02/07/2003
  • Education Ministry accused of child trafficking (Forum) 02/07/2003

  • В Україні створять спеціальний комітет, що займатиметься міграціями громадян (Громадське радіо) 02/06/2003
  • Генпрокуратура звинувачує Міносвіти в торгівлі дітьми (Forum) 02/06/2003
  • Vigil for hanged asylum seeker (BBC News) 02/06/2003

  • Верховна Рада пропонує повернути право голосу 5 млн. українських заробітчан (Forum) 02/05/2003
  • Еміграційна епідемія. Майже 7 мільйонів українців перебувають за кордоном (День) 02/05/2003

  • Irish Horticulture Industry Needs Workers from Ukraine and Other Former Eastern-Bloc Countries (UNIAN) 02/04/2003

  • Asylum seeker found hanged (BBC News) 02/03/2003
  • Півфіналіст 'Нобелівської нагороди для молоді' народився у Чернівцях (Громадське радіо) 02/03/2003

  • Emirates let illegal workers end hiding (Chicago Tribune) 01/27/2003
  • Two Ukrainian-Born Scientists Receive Intel Corporation Awards (Public Radio) 01/27/2003

  • Українці міцно лідирують серед нелегалів, яких виганяють із Чехії (Forum) 01/22/2003

  • Canada's multicultural mosaic more colourful, crowded than ever: 2001 census (CP/Yahoo) 01/21/2003

  • SBU stops human traffic from Ukraine to the US (Forum) 01/20/2003
  • Завершено справу про нелегальний вивіз дітей за кордон (Deutsche Welle) 01/20/2003
  • Ukrainian-Born Miss Germany Keen to Meet With Saddam Hussein (Public Radio) 01/20/2003
  • Українка, що здобула титул 'Міс Німеччина', хоче зустрітися з Саддамом Хусейном (Громадське радіо) 01/20/2003

  • Ukrainian immigrant feels time is not on his side (Halifax Daily News) 01/18/2003
  • Не цураймося — признаваймося. Верховна Рада може законодавчо закріпити статус іноземних українців (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/18/2003

  • Ukraine to Introduce Official Status for Foreign-Based Ukrainians (Public Radio) 01/17/2003

  • Верховна Рада має намір надати офіційний статус 12 мільйонам зарубіжних українців (Deutsche Welle) 01/16/2003

  • Удовенко закликає українську діаспору тиснути на Буша (Forum) 01/15/2003
  • У Берліні вбили українку (Forum) 01/15/2003

  • Tennis: Over and out (BBC Sport) 01/14/2003

  • Now get out of that (The Observer) 01/12/2003

  • Stevenson website bids bye bye to Baltacha (The Scotsman) 01/11/2003
  • Візи та революція. Кого лякає введення Польщею візового режиму? (Дзеркало Тижня) 01/11/2003

  • This teacher rates more than an apple (SF Chronicle) 01/10/2003

  • Польскі візи розпочнуть видавати вже в квітні (Deutsche Welle) 01/09/2003

  • Серед українських заробітчан у Португалії переважають жителі західної України (Deutsche Welle) 01/07/2003
  • Poland warms to other nations (BBC News) 01/07/2003

  • Tennis: Time to go British, pleads Pickard (Independent) 01/05/2003

  • Shadow of the 'evil empire' (Financial Times) 01/04/2003

  • Sweden sees sharp rise in asylum-seekers (AP/Yahoo) 01/03/2003
  • Student Arrested in DirecTV Piracy Case (LA Times) 01/03/2003

  • 'Snowdrops' on Russia's streets reflect grim reality of homeless (The Times) 01/02/2003

  • Ukrainian who took women hostage in Stockholm could face kidnapping and aggravated robbery charges (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2002

  • Two Salem [Oregon] boys injured in early-morning blaze: The couple and six children recently moved from Ukraine (Statesman Journal) 12/26/2002

  • Ukrainians' home-schooling concerns refugee advocates (Seattle Times) 12/18/2002

  • 90% українців з вищою освітою працюють за кордоном на важких та 'чорних' роботах (УНІАН) 12/17/2002

  • Security Clearance a Prized Commodity (Wash Post) 12/15/2002

  • Finding a diversity of friends [Denis Syrovatchenko, 11, who emigrated from The Ukraine in 1999 ...] (HeraldNet) 12/13/2002

  • Tighter security fails to deter illegal immigrants (Financial Times) 12/10/2002
  • Lessons tailored to fit the learner, not vice versa (Seattle Times) 12/10/2002

  • Українські заробітчани в Чехії, проблеми чеської поліції зі злочинцями з України та історія про те, як чехи і словаки врятували життя хлопчикові з Закарпаття – головні теми чеської преси про Україну (Радіо Свобода) 12/09/2002

  • Українські біженці вважають за краще просити притулку в країнах Європи (Forum) 12/08/2002

  • Russia, Ukraine Migration News (MN) 12/06/2002
  • Foreign adoptions grow to record level (Wash Times) 12/06/2002

  • British Embassy opens new visa office (KPNews.com) 12/05/2002

  • Keep the US English speaking: Bilingual education is bad policy for the US and for its immigrants (CS Monitor) 12/03/2002

  • Посольство Великобританії в Україні має намір збільшити видання віз за допомогою нового візового відділу (Українські новини) 11/29/2002
  • Language Tells Luxembourg's Story (Wash Post) 11/29/2002

  • Українське керівництво, виявляється, досі не зрозуміло, що таке 'європейські стандарти' (Forum) 11/28/2002

  • EU, Hong Kong to sign immigration agreement (AP/Yahoo) 11/27/2002

  • About 100 immigrants detained after Russian ship runs aground off Turkish coast (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2002

  • 2nd Arrest in Ukrainian Immigrant's Death (NY Times) 11/23/2002

  • Легалізація українців в Італії: радісне і сумне (Тернопільська газета) 11/20/2002

  • ЄС пропонує свої методи боротьби з трудовою міграцією з України (Радіо Свобода) 11/18/2002

  • Widow's Angry Cry (NY Post) 11/17/2002

  • About-turn from Poland's border guards (Daily Telegraph) 11/16/2002
  • Parolee Held in Killing of Man Protecting Wife From Robbers (NY Times) 11/16/2002

  • Пошук роботи за кордоном став чи не основною рисою нинішнього життя Прикарпаття (Радіо Свобода) 11/13/2002
  • Як знайти роботу за кордоном - 'Зелена карта' у Німеччині (Тернопільська газета) 11/13/2002
  • Чехія вербує рівненських лікарів (Громадське радіо) 11/13/2002

  • Police have few leads in hit-and-run death of P.A. programmer (San Jose Mercury News) 11/12/2002
  • Німецькі візи у Львові поки не видаватимуть (Deutsche Welle) 11/12/2002

  • У Львові незабаром видаватимуть німецькі візи (Deutsche Welle) 11/11/2002

  • Romanian passports attract thousands in Chernivtsi (KPNews.com) 11/07/2002

  • Illegal immigrants 'disguised as nuns' (BBC News) 11/06/2002
  • За візами в Польщу можна не поспішати, в посольстві їх ще не видають (Громадське радіо) 11/06/2002

  • Attorney Sentenced in Immigrant Smuggling (LA Times) 11/05/2002

  • Widow grieves for heroic husband (NY Daily News) 11/04/2002

  • Un-Altared States (Wash Post) 11/02/2002

  • З першого листопада дорожчають американські візи (Deutsche Welle) 11/01/2002
  • Green card winner shot dead by robbers (Independent) 11/01/2002

  • Brooklyn Husband Is Killed Trying to Protect His Wife From Two Masked Robbers (NY Times) 10/31/2002
  • Deadly Walk Home (NY Post) 10/31/2002

  • Repaying her rescuers (St. Paul/Minneapolis Pioneer Planet) 10/30/2002
  • U.S. Ambassador Critical of Russia in Hostage Crisis (Wash Post) 10/30/2002
  • Police: Ukrainian immigrant shot during robbery (AP/Yahoo) 10/30/2002

  • Only miracle could save hiker missing in Newfoundland wilderness: RCMP (CP/Yahoo) 10/28/2002

  • Ground search called off for missing Montreal hiker in Newfoundland (CP/Yahoo) 10/27/2002

  • Португалія – нова батьківщина українців (Радіо Свобода) 10/22/2002

  • Portugal: Soviet bloc migrants are moving in (Financial Times) 10/21/2002

  • Nfld. police searching for missing Montreal man after hikers get lost (CP/Yahoo) 10/20/2002
  • A Very American Tragedy (Wash Post) 10/20/2002

  • North Port offers something for all ages [including 5 Ukrainian churches] (Sun-Herald) 10/16/2002

  • Woman, 26, Slain in Pr. George's (Wash Post) 10/14/2002

  • Alleged serial groom nabbed in Cyprus (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/12/2002

  • Візи до США знову подорожчають (Українська Правда) 10/09/2002
  • В Португалії легалізують українців (Forum) 10/09/2002

  • Soyuzivka celebrates 50 years (BRAMA) 10/04/2002

  • Івано-Франківська міська рада розробила та затвердила заходи, спрямовані на підтримку національно-культурних та мовних потреб українців, що проживають поза межами держави (Радіо Свобода) 10/03/2002

  • Canada Courts Migrant Families to Revive a Declining Hinterland (NY Times) 10/02/2002
  • Eighty people arrested for human trafficking in Europe-wide operation (AP/Yahoo) 10/02/2002

  • † В пам'ять про шкільного Товариша: Володимир Кабачій (BRAMA) 10/01/2002

  • Cabbies say raise leaves them idling (Boston Globe) 09/30/2002

  • Over 1,000 people arrested in vast police operation in Italy (AP/Yahoo) 09/27/2002

  • Smugglers' prey: poor women of E. Europe (CS Monitor) 09/25/2002

  • Повість про український паспорт (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/21/2002
  • Вхопити зоряну мить і зійти на оперний Олімп! (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/21/2002

  • Ukraine to call on EU for employment (Volia.com) 09/20/2002

  • Kosovo court fails trafficking victims (MSNBC) 09/19/2002
  • Україна звернеться до ЄС проханням надавати її громадянам дозвіл на тимчасове працевлаштування (Deutsche Welle) 09/19/2002

  • Українське посольство злякалося українських студентів (Українська Правда) 09/17/2002

  • Сльози скорботи з небес, з американських небес (Українська Правда) 09/16/2002
  • Реквієм за Ґонґадзе в США (Deutsche Welle) 09/16/2002

  • Photo/s-18: Ukrainian Festival in Stamford (CN); Фестиваль в Стемфорді (BRAMA) 09/14/2002
  • Біль і турботи України у Вашингтоні (Українська Правда) 09/14/2002

  • Border Disorder (KPNews.com) 09/13/2002

  • У США втекла рекордна кількість українців (Forum) 09/11/2002
  • Депутати хвилиною мовчання вшанували пам'ять загиблих під час терактів 11 вересня у США (UNIAN) 09/11/2002
  • У Нью-Йорку буде встановлено меморіальну дошку громадянам України, які стали жертвами терактів у США (UNIAN) 09/11/2002

  • Review: Gogol Bordello (Billboard) 09/10/2002
  • Foreign students robbed (BBC News) 09/10/2002
  • Schools boosted by refugee pupils (The Scotsman) 09/10/2002

  • Ukrainian festival a showcase for culture (Montreal Gazette) 09/06/2002
  • The 'Natasha Trade' (RFE/RL) 09/06/2002
  • Україна направила Польщі концепцію про спрощення візового режиму (Кореспондент) 09/06/2002

  • New barriers rise on old route to freedom (The Times) 09/04/2002
  • Кожен сьомий українець працює за кордоном (УНІАН) 09/04/2002
  • Буша закликали приєднатись до повалення режиму Кучми (Forum) 09/04/2002

  • Ставлення до українців у Польщі (Радіо Свобода) 09/03/2002
  • Eastern Approaches: Poles build a wall (UPI) 09/03/2002

  • Police arrest three foreigners, allegedly involved in deadly robbery (AP/Yahoo) 08/31/2002
  • Hairy hooligans brought to heel (The Times) 08/31/2002

  • Ukrainian woman faces U.S. deportation after marrying wrong man (AP/Yahoo) 08/30/2002

  • Українці у Шенгенській зоні (Радіо Свобода) 08/29/2002
  • Ліквідували чергову групу експортерів «живого товару» (Forum) 08/29/2002

  • Злочинці, що спеціалізуються на нелегальному переправленні людей через німецько-польский кордон, вдаються до дедалі витончених методів (Радіо Свобода) 08/28/2002
  • Генсек української діаспори «присів» на систему Кучми (Forum) 08/28/2002

  • Румунські цигани, які жебрачать у Франції, видають себе за українців (УНІАН) 08/27/2002
  • All roads lead to the Bay Area. Number of foreign-born residents climbs to 27.5% (SF Chronicle) 08/27/2002
  • Parents get support in baby case [from 8/25/02] (Sacramento Bee) 08/27/2002
  • Poles fear hurting friends as they join EU (Financial Times) 08/27/2002

  • Photo/s: NJ Governor McGreevey Commemorates Ukrainian Independence (BRAMA) 08/25/2002

  • Staff and residents celebrate Ukraine Day (Sun-Herald) 08/24/2002

  • The M. Hrushevskyi Competition for the writing of a monograph on the consequences of the Pereiaslav Treaty -/- КОНКУРС НТШ-А НА НАПИСАННЯ МОНОГРАФІЇ ПРО НАСЛІДКИ ПЕРЕЯСЛАВСЬКОЇ УГОДИ (BRAMA) 08/23/2002
  • The M. Hrushevskyi Competition for the writing of a monograph on Ivan Mazepa as builder of Ukrainian culture -/- КОНКУРС НТШ-А НА НАПИСАННЯ МОНОГРАФІЇ ПРО ІВАНА МАЗЕПУ ЯК БУДІВНИЧОГО УКРАЇНСЬКОЇ КУЛЬТУРИ (BRAMA) 08/23/2002
  • Poles' surly mood threatens rejection of EU referendum (Chicago Tribune) 08/23/2002
  • Brazilians Turning to Mexican Smugglers, U.S. Officials Say (LA Times) 08/23/2002

  • 51st Annual CYM Zdvyh and Festival -/- 51-ий Всеамериканський Маніфестаційний Здвиг СУМ та Фестиваль (BRAMA) 08/22/2002
  • Еміграція останнього десятиліття: втрати, чи здобутки для України? (Радіо Свобода) 08/22/2002

  • Українці в Росії (BRAMA) 08/20/2002
  • Ukrainian overseas community to help opposition (Ukrayinska Pravda) 08/20/2002
  • Опозиції пообіцяли підтримку з-за океану (Українська Правда) 08/20/2002

  • Police 'losing battle' against sex trade (BBC News) 08/17/2002

  • Юридична консультація: Недоброзичливе ставлення закордонних службовців до громадян України - як бути у подібних випадках і як їх уникнути? (Радіо Свобода) 08/16/2002
  • Міністерство з питань нацменшин Югославії у четвер у Белграді влаштувало вечір присвячений літературній творчості югославських русинів (Радіо Свобода) 08/16/2002
  • У Берліні українець розстріляв поліцейське відділення (Forum) 08/16/2002
  • Child sex for sale in brothels of EU border town (The Times) 08/16/2002

  • Юридична консультація: 'Який порядок оскарження судових рішень до Європейського суду з прав людини. Куди звертатися і які потрібно представити документи?' (Радіо Свобода) 08/15/2002
  • Вол Стріт Джорнал непокоїть доля українських 'мурашок' (Українська Правда) 08/15/2002
  • Запровадження Польщею візового режиму в першу чергу вдарить по українцях-заробітчанах (УНІАН) 08/15/2002

  • Our neighbors - the Ukrainians [On Illegal immigrants] [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun Herald) 08/14/2002

  • У Чехії триває масова поліцейська облава на вихідців з країн колишнього СРСР (Forum) 08/10/2002

  • Конфлікт у Мадриді між українцями та іспанцями розгорівся на побутовому грунті (UNIAN) 08/07/2002

  • Ukrainian Teenager Strives for the Top (NY Times) 08/05/2002

  • Десятки українців голодують у празькій в’язниці (Forum) 08/02/2002

  • Відкриваємо планету Україна (Ювілейна Міжкрайова Пластова Зустріч - ЮМПЗ) (BRAMA) 08/01/2002

  • The Great 'White' Influx (LA Times) 07/31/2002

  • Turkey detains 285 suspected illegal migrants (AP/Yahoo) 07/29/2002

  • Germans protest, but not for change (The Times) 07/26/2002

  • Rape and kidnap at Bosnian nightclub (Reuters) 07/25/2002
  • Court convicts two Ukrainians for immigrant smuggling (AP/Yahoo) 07/25/2002
  • У Греції двох українців за переправляння нелегалів засудили до 10 років позбавлення волі (UNIAN) 07/25/2002

  • Ivan Putrov: Finally on the fast track (Daily Telegraph) 07/22/2002
  • Ukrainian priest faces challenge in America (Pottsville Republican) 07/22/2002

  • Man Accused of Investment Scam (Wash Post) 07/21/2002
  • Seeking to Be the Best on Clay (Wash Post) 07/21/2002

  • Таємний притулок для тих, хто втік з рабства (Дзеркало Тижня) 07/20/2002

  • University Gets Speedy Hookup (AP/Yahoo) 07/18/2002
  • German Embassy in Kazakhstan announces new visa rules after alleged corruption (AP/Yahoo) 07/18/2002

  • Last defendant in Ukrainian smuggling case pleads guilty (AP/Yahoo) 07/16/2002

  • Briefing: Pensions in France and Germany (The Times) 07/11/2002

  • Foreigners seeking life in America jump ship (AP/Yahoo) 07/10/2002
  • 'Romance tourists' head east (BBC News) 07/10/2002

  • Fowl play (Guardian) 07/08/2002

  • Magnet for Immigrants, Moving Upscale (NY Times) 07/07/2002

  • Portugal passes new immigration law (AP/Yahoo) 07/05/2002

  • Michigan phone company has service in many languages (AP/Yahoo) 07/04/2002

  • Mistrial for last defendant in Ukrainian smuggling case (AP/SF Chronicle) 07/03/2002
  • Swedes see rise in asylum-seekers from former Soviet Union (AP/Yahoo) 07/03/2002

  • Future rosy for Baltacha (The Scotsman) 07/01/2002

  • Veteran concierge holds key to French integration (Guardian) 06/29/2002

  • An English lesson for Elena (The Times) 06/28/2002
  • Baltacha gives it a big come-on (Guardian) 06/28/2002
  • Feisty Baltacha and her fans stand their ground (Daily Telegraph) 06/28/2002
  • Restoring the sporting faith (The Scotsman) 06/28/2002

  • Two men plead innocent in immigrant smuggling case (AP/Yahoo) 06/27/2002
  • Jury Convicts 6 of Smuggling Immigrants (LA Times) 06/27/2002
  • Wimbledon: Last British woman Baltacha downs Coetzer (Reuters/Yahoo) 06/27/2002
  • Baltacha carries the flag for Britain (The Times) 06/27/2002

  • Ukrainian people smugglers convicted (San Diego Union-Tribune) 06/26/2002
  • Russian women's Mid-East divide (BBC News) 06/26/2002

  • Польща обіцяє зробити дешевшими візи для українців (Кореспондент) 06/25/2002
  • Baltacha is last British survivor in women's singles (Ananova) 06/25/2002

  • New U.S. Citizens Overcame Hardships to Come to America (Tennessee) (Greene County Online) 06/20/2002
  • Italian police in round-up on 'organised crime' (The Times) 06/20/2002

  • Applications selected in the 2001 visa lottery (AP/SF Chronicle) 06/19/2002
  • Посольство Німеччини спростовує звинувачення (Кореспондент) 06/19/2002

  • Німецький уряд розкрив злочинну мережу, члени якої обманним шляхом діставали туристичні візи, використовуючи їх не за призначенням (Радіо Свобода) 06/18/2002
  • USA to open immigration bureau for Kiev Embassy (Volia.com) 06/18/2002
  • Посольство США хоче відкрити імміграційний відділ у Києві (Кореспондент) 06/18/2002

  • Німецькі правоохоронці підозрюють посольство ФРН у Києві в махінаціях з візами (UNIAN) 06/17/2002

  • Jail Suicides Reach Record Pace in State (LA Times) 06/16/2002

  • Croatia - Trafficking in Women and Children for Sexual Exploitation - New IOM report sheds light on extent of trafficking and underscores need for action (BRAMA) 06/15/2002
  • Presidential Fellowships Announced (University of Nebraska) (Lincoln Journal Star) 06/15/2002

  • В'їхав до Росії – отримай карту (Українська Правда) 06/14/2002

  • 40th Western Ukrainian Evangelical Baptist Convention to take place in USA; 40-вий з'їзд ЗУЄБО в США (BRAMA) 06/11/2002

  • Всупереч обіцянкам, Генеральне консульство Чеської Республіки у Львові ближчим часом відкрито не буде (Радіо Свобода) 06/10/2002
  • Наукова Америка готується до проведення занять у літніх школах для вивчення української мови та літератури (Радіо Свобода) 06/10/2002

  • Area's newest citizens sworn in (The Record) 06/08/2002

  • Spain joins the rush to halt illegal immigrants (The Times) 06/06/2002
  • Portugal's center-right government plans immigration clampdown (AP/Yahoo) 06/06/2002

  • У США судять перевізників українських нелеґалів (Радіо Свобода) 05/08/2002
  • Gogol a Go-Go (Village Voice) 05/08/2002

  • Refugees Helping Refugees: Greece’s tiny Byzantine Catholic Church, extends hospitality to beleaguered Iraqi and Ukrainian refugees (CNEWA World) 05/01/2002

  • Drain of educated people from Latvia subsides [migration stats] (BBC/FT-Riga) 04/30/2002

  • Комітет збереження вул. Тараса Шевченка: Заклик до Ураїнської громади Нью-Йорку (BRAMA) 04/29/2002

  • ІІІ Конгрес Українців Росії (BRAMA) 04/27/2002

  • Від змін у законодавстві та рівня облаштування кодонів залежить, чи громадяни України зможуть вільніше пересуватися територіями країн Шенгенської угоди (Радіо Свобода) 04/23/2002

  • Photo/s: Презентaція оновленого часопису 'НАШ ГОЛОС' :: New periodical debuts in New York (BRAMA) 04/09/2002

  • Poster: Презентація оновленого часопису 'НАШ ГОЛОС' (Introduction of the new 'Our Voice' journal) (BRAMA) 04/05/2002
  • Poster: Таня Д'Авіньйон - УКРАЇНА І ПОЛІТИКИ (Tania D'Avignon photo-exhibit: Ukraine and Politicians) (BRAMA) 04/05/2002

  • Ukrainians in New York City vote for their parliamentary candidates (BRAMA) 04/03/2002

  • Photo/s: Election observers at the Consulate of Ukraine New York City (BRAMA) 04/01/2002
  • Photo/s: Ukrainian voters line up to cast their ballots in New York City (BRAMA) 04/01/2002

  • «Українські заробітчани в Європі: італійський акцент». Частина 5 (Радіо Свобода) 03/28/2002

  • Preserving the Ukrainian Language (North Port Sun) 03/27/2002

  • Student monk's defense lacking support (Miami Herald/Yahoo) 03/25/2002

  • Українські заробітчани у Європі – італійський акцент. Частина 4 (Радіо Свобода) 03/19/2002

  • 2002 TWG/Ukrainian Embassy Summer Internship (BRAMA) 03/18/2002
  • Українські організації в Чеській Республіці розпочали процес об'єднання (BRAMA) 03/18/2002

  • The Shackles of Freedom: The end of communism was supposed to make life better for women. Has it? (Newsweek) 03/10/2002
  • Soldier's Burial as a Non-Jew Adds to List of Israel's Pain (NY Times) 02/27/2002
  • After a long spell, Ukrainian aces regional bee (Palm Beach Post) 02/27/2002

  • For a staff sergeant in Israel, a separate but equal burial (IH Tribune) 02/24/2002

  • Курси англійської мови в Нью Йорку - UAA/АУА (BRAMA) 02/17/2002

  • Photo/s: «Випадкова зустріч» у центрі Тернополя коштує 100 000$ (Тернопільська газета) 02/13/2002
  • Американський мільярдер подарував Тернополю 'Випадкову зустріч' (Тернопільська газета) 02/13/2002
  • Calif. Slaying Suspect Hangs Self (AP/Yahoo) 02/13/2002
  • Jailers: Accused killer Soltys commits suicide (CNN) 02/13/2002

  • Car crash death of teen [Gennady 'Brian' Dyakov] from Ukraine stuns family, friends (GoUpstate) 02/12/2002

  • Apples With Honey - A wedding in Queens (by Andrey Slivka) (NY Press) 02/11/2002

  • Курси англійської мови в Нью Йорку (BRAMA) 02/07/2002

  • Пресове Повідомлення Асоціяції Українців Америки - Photo (BRAMA) 02/01/2002

  • Пресове Повідомлення Асоціяції Українців Америки - Photo (BRAMA) 01/31/2002

  • Preliminary hearing date set for Soltys (Sacramento Bee) 01/28/2002

  • The Adoption Connection: Bringing Families Together (West Hartford News) 01/24/2002

  • Police 'ignore vice trade from Eastern Europe' (Independent) 01/23/2002

  • Hopeful refugees find doors to U.S. are closed (St. Paul/Minneapolis Pioneer Planet) 01/15/2002

  • Feeding the hungry at Ra'anana soup kitchen (Jerusalem Post/FT) 12/11/2001

  • New citizens now stand on their own (Orlando Sentinel) 12/05/2001

  • Seven Haifa bombing victims buried (Jerusalem Post/FT) 12/04/2001

  • Man gets nine years in fatal accident (South County Journal) 12/01/2001
  • Czech police breaks up group extorting money from Prague-based Ukrainians (BBC/FT-Prague) 12/01/2001
  • EU Hopefuls in Daunting Fight Against Slave Trade (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/12/2001

  • Terror Follows Immigrants to America (NY Times) 11/07/2001

  • Only one in five green cards awarded to Indians (Nur jeder funfte kommt aus Indien) [Germany] (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung) 10/31/2001

  • Widow: Leave us alone (NY Post) 10/30/2001

  • Case Raises Issue Of Direct Adoptions (RFE/RL) 10/29/2001

  • Monk's trail leads to N.Y., Ukraine (Sun-Sentinel) 10/28/2001

  • Bulgaria introduces 'most relaxed' visa regime for Russians, Ukrainians (BBC/FT) 10/26/2001
  • 5th bribe defendant receives probation [for scheme to obtain immigration documents] (Houston Chronicle) 10/26/2001
  • One killed, 1 wounded in stabbing at Swedish high school (AP/Nando Times) 10/26/2001
  • Deadline set in murder case: Ukraine novice monks free to go after 45 days to get depositions (Miami Herald) 10/26/2001

  • ** Заклик до української громади ** - Тарас Шевченко Плейс (BRAMA) 10/23/2001

  • Kids set out to repair the world [Spokane, WA] (Spokeman Review) 10/22/2001

  • American Dream Grows [Ukrainian immigrant] (Tampa Tribune) 10/21/2001
  • Enrollment up at Bethany (McPherson Sentinel) 10/21/2001

  • Over 150 illegal migrants detained in Western Ukraine in two days (BBC/FT-Kyiv) 10/13/2001

  • Student Visas Aren't Making the Grade (Business Week) 10/12/2001

  • First visitors, second as family for Kurth's (World Journal) 10/10/2001

  • Filling the gap: The pick of eastern Europe's students pick English apples (Guardian/FT) 10/09/2001

  • 500 Tucsonans explore diversity - and racism - in new America (Tucson Citizen) 10/05/2001

  • Immigrant has an award-winning inspiration (Northeast Times) 10/03/2001

  • Higher Education: Unless the government takes drastic action, British campuses could be almost 50% down on lecturer numbers by the end of the decade - it's called early retirement (Guardian/FT) 10/02/2001

  • Brown U. EMS may send students to N.Y. rescue efforts (UWire/Excite) 09/12/2001
  • Ukraine cancels some international flights (BBC/FT-Kyiv/UNIAN) 09/12/2001

  • EU, Ukraine pledge to continue dialogue on visas after Yalta summit (BBC/FT-Kyiv/UNIAN) 09/11/2001

  • Photo/s: A Japanese Ukrainian? (BRAMA) 09/07/2001

  • Looking to start a family, couple heads east to adopt a child (9/4/01) (Montgomery Newspapers) 09/06/2001

  • Bulgarian, Ukrainian presidents agree on need to resolve visa issue (BBC/FT-Kyiv/UNIAN) 09/04/2001
  • Ukrainian leader urges Bulgaria not to introduce visa regime (BBC/FT-Kyiv) 09/04/2001
  • Channel refugee crisis: UN says Britain is `not a soft touch' for refugees (Independent) 09/04/2001

  • Sacramento Slayings Suspect Talks (AP/Yahoo) 09/01/2001
  • Immigrants, cops attempt to overcome culture gap (SJ Mercury News) 09/01/2001
  • Immigrants Challenge Law Enforcement (AP/Yahoo) 09/01/2001

  • Soltys Reportedly Confesses to All Six Murders (KPIX/Yahoo) 08/31/2001
  • Photo: Nikolay Soltys police booking photo (AP/Yahoo) 08/31/2001
  • Photo: Soltys being escorted by deputies to Jail (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/31/2001
  • Photo: Wearing a bullet proof vest, multiple murder suspect Nikolay Soltys is taken to Sacramento Jail (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/31/2001

  • Ukrainian Foundation finds resort trashed by tenant (River Reporter) 08/30/2001
  • Photo: Boris, Vasili and Sergei Kukharskiy cousins of Nikolay Soltys speak at at news conference (AP/Yahoo) 08/30/2001
  • Soltys arrested after terrified family flees (CNN) 08/30/2001
  • Photo: Duplex where murder suspect Soltys was captured (AP/Yahoo) 08/30/2001
  • Photo: Multiple murder suspect Soltys taken into Sacramento County Sheriff's (AP/Yahoo) 08/30/2001
  • Photo: Multiple murder suspect Nikolay Soltys surround by deputies (AP/Yahoo) 08/30/2001
  • Fugitive Soltys apprehended (BRAMA) 08/30/2001
  • California Rampage Suspect in Custody -- Police (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/30/2001

  • Mass slaying puts special immigration plan in spotlight (Philadelphia Daily News) 08/28/2001

  • Czech Republic: Ukrainians, Afghanis lead 2000 asylum applicants' ladder (BBC/FT-Prague) 08/27/2001
  • Moldovan leader hails 10 years of independence (BBC/FT-Moscow) 08/27/2001
  • Polish bus crashes in Slovakia, one Italian killed (BBC/FT-Bratislava) 08/27/2001
  • Opinions: Importing domestic violence (Nando Times) 08/27/2001

  • Photo: young man mourns at the funeral of six family members allegedly killed by Nikolay Soltys (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/26/2001
  • Photo: Varvara Soltys mother of Nikolay Soltys (AP/Yahoo) 08/26/2001

  • Czech Republic: Gang of Ukrainian blackmailers given stiff prison sentences (BBC/FT-Prague) 08/24/2001

  • Photo: The FBI added suspected mass murderer Nikolay Soltys to its Ten Most Wanted List (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2001
  • Photo: Richard Baker, special agent in charge of the FBI's Sacramento office answers reporters' questions about suspect Nikolay Soltys (AP/Yahoo) 08/23/2001
  • Photo: Passport photo of Nikolay Soltys (Reuters/Yahoo) 08/23/2001

  • Crime suspects get visas through embassy fraud - Papers reveal bribery at Canadian Kyiv mission (National Post) 08/22/2001

  • Photo: Soltys sits in the backseat of a police car after being apprehended (AP/Yahoo) 08/21/2001

  • Photo: Nikolay Soltys, suspect in California slayings (AP/Yahoo) 08/20/2001

  • U.S. Immigration -- State Dept. Releases Green Card Lottery Rules (BusinessWire/Excite) 08/02/2001

  • Ukraine: Smuggling Leads To Loss Of Cultural Legacy (RFE/RL) 08/01/2001

  • Why Mrs. Svarno wouldn’t take off her bra (Medical Economics/FT) 07/26/2001

  • New Consul General in NY brings news of fewer travel restrictions, preparations for Independence Day (BRAMA) 07/25/2001

  • 20 held in illegal workers swoop (The Herald [UK]) 07/20/2001
  • Potato field swoop on illegal immigrants (Scotsman/FT) 07/20/2001

  • Diversity remains learning experience (Oregonian) 07/19/2001

  • Ukrainian president [Kuchma] tells emigres to withhold criticism (BBC/FT-Kyiv) 07/11/2001
  • Broadway opens summer season with works from Ukraine (Jordan Times) 07/11/2001
  • Cultural Fest this weekend in St. Hilaire [MN] (TRF Times) 07/11/2001

  • GSU wildlife center hosting science camp (Statesboro Herald) 07/10/2001

  • Taste of the old country: Ukrainian settlers gather at local houses of worship (South Bend Tribune) 07/09/2001
  • Slovaks will need passports even after EU entry (BBC/FT-Bratislava) 07/09/2001
  • Czech visas fail to prevent influx of mafias from ex-USSR - press (BBC/FT-Prague) 07/09/2001

  • Land of opportunity, struggle: Immigrants' job skills don't always translate (Chicago Tribune) 07/04/2001
  • Photos: Independence Day 2001 Fireworks in New York City / День Незалежність (BRAMA) 07/04/2001

  • Four drown in boating mishaps (Toronto Star) 07/03/2001
  • Czech census shows growth in indigenous population (BBC/FT-Prague) 07/03/2001
  • German government has issued 8,000 green cards (Regierung hat 8000 Green Cards vergeben) (Die Welt/FT) 07/03/2001

  • Internet led to new job, home for Ukraine worker: Mike Wendland Column (Detroit Free Press) 07/02/2001

  • Mission of mercy: A Ukrainian woman battles red tape to be with her dying father (South Bend Tribune) 07/01/2001

  • Unemployed coal miners in Appalachia worry about foreigners competing for jobs (AP/NJ Online) 06/26/2001

  • Phone Cards Link Chicago Immigrants to Home (Chicago Tribune/FT) 06/25/2001
  • Luck of the Irish changed industry (Scotsman/FT) 06/25/2001

  • Families gather to give, receive support on international adoptions (Kansas) (The Star) 06/09/2001
  • Mine job recruitment concerns regulators - experienced Ukrainian miners to work in Kentucky (Daily Independent) 06/09/2001

  • Sister Cities group to sponsor 4 students in World-Scholar Athlete Game (The Mercury) 06/08/2001

  • Spokane firefighters build a Habitat for Humanity house for family from Ukraine (Spokesman Review) 06/07/2001

  • Ukrainians warned of dangers of visiting Israel (BBC/FT-Moscow) 06/05/2001

  • Immigrants undeterred by bomb (Ha'aretz) 06/04/2001

  • A leap of faith - USC triple jumper Tatyana Obukhova left her loved ones behind in the Ukraine (OC Register (Los Angeles)) 05/31/2001

  • Ukrainian East Village - A Shortened Oral History of an Immigrant Neighborhood (NYPress) 05/30/2001
  • So Long, Astor Place? (NYPress) 05/30/2001

  • Ad company seeks Ukrainian families for nationally televised commercial - WEEKEND CASTING CALL (BRAMA) 05/24/2001
  • Notice of a Public Meeting at The Cooper Union (May 29, 6:30pm) (BRAMA) 05/24/2001

  • Saving a Place for Taras Shevchenko: An Immigrant Community Mobilizes (BRAMA) 05/17/2001

  • Ukrainians feel 'used,' others feel walled-in by Cooper plan (Villager) 05/16/2001

  • Suspects in Rishon gang rape remanded (Ha'aretz) 05/15/2001

  • Graduation is end of long journey (May 12) (Cincinnati Enquirer) 05/14/2001

  • Baltachas get set for the big time (The Scotsman) 05/12/2001

  • Ukraine consulted CIS neighbours before immigration changes - official (BBC/FT) 05/08/2001

  • Czech opinion poll - Ukraine gets lowest grade (BBC/FT) 05/03/2001

  • Czech cabinet agrees to contract on social security with Ukraine (BBC/FT) 05/02/2001

  • Posh and shove: Homeless in London (Guardian) 04/18/2001

  • Ukraine scientist to speak about Chornobyl (Tennessee) (Oak Ridger) 04/15/2001
  • Photos: Easter Baskets on Holy Saturday - St. George Church (NYC) (BRAMA) 04/15/2001

  • Fledgling piece of paradise in northern Africa: Eritrea (Financial Times) 04/14/2001

  • Czech press claims Ukrainian gangs rob Ukrainian workers (BBC/FT) 04/13/2001

  • A club in a Dublin suburb is making it easier for foreign women and returned emigrants to make friends and settle down here (Irish Times/FT) 04/11/2001
  • East Village residents and shopkeepers talk about Cooper Union proposal to remove street named after Ukrainian poet (Photos) (BRAMA) 04/11/2001
  • Pastor of St. George Church defends Cooper Union proposal to remove Taras Shevchenko Place (Photos) (BRAMA) 04/11/2001
  • Cooper Union representative denies plans to remove the name 'Taras Shevchenko Place' (BRAMA) 04/11/2001
  • 'Demapping' Taras Shevchenko Place in New York City: The demise of a Ukrainian community? (BRAMA) 04/11/2001

  • Послання Посла В. Кучинського українській громаді в США з нагоди Великодня; Easter greeting to the US-Ukrainian community: Amb. V. Kuchynsky (BRAMA) 04/10/2001
  • Czech Police break up international people smuggling ring (BBC/FT) 04/10/2001

  • Czech cabinet approves law to speed up asylum procedure (BBC/FT) 04/09/2001
  • Ukraine fatigue': For Canadians in Kyiv, corruption kills the dream of independence (4/7/01) (National Post) 04/09/2001

  • Ukrainian sends relief home (from 3/4/01) (Detroit News) 04/08/2001

  • Ukraine fatigue': For Canadians in Kyiv, corruption kills the dream of independence (National Post) 04/07/2001

  • LIFE Act of 2000: Last Chance for Permanent Residence? (UkrWeekly/BRAMA) 04/05/2001

  • Kindergarten bus hit by truck in China - 2 Ukrainian students hurt (BBC/FT) 03/31/2001
  • Ukrainian community fears worst (from 3/28/01) (Prague Post) 03/31/2001

  • U.S. Visas for Ukrainians / Американські візи для українців (BRAMA) 03/30/2001

  • Monk confesses to murder of nun (Sun-Sentinel) 03/26/2001
  • Ukraine student finds second home (from 3/22/01) (Troy Messenger) 03/26/2001

  • Audio: Many are lured from poor Eastern European countries - 'Olga' from Kyiv threatened (from 2/17/01) (BBC) 03/25/2001
  • Prostitute rackets rife in UK (from 2/17/01) (BBC) 03/25/2001
  • Three Ukrainian nationals released from INS custody (BRAMA) 03/25/2001

  • Про зміцнення зв'язків з історичною Батьківщиною (BRAMA) 03/23/2001

  • Ukrainian family in limbo: needs host family in Florida (News Herald) 03/22/2001
  • Azeri paper publishes report on country's ethnic composition (BBC/FT) 03/22/2001

  • Prague Ukrainians support opposition: Czech news agency schedule of events for Wednesday 14 Mar 01 (BBC/FT) 03/13/2001
  • Ukrainian-born Canadian citizen jailed in Bulgaria for embezzlement (AP/Globe and Mail) 03/13/2001

  • Maybe my potatoes are better on the couch (Independent) 03/10/2001

  • On New Europe's Rim, Families Fear Ramparts (NY Times) 03/07/2001

  • Slovak eastern border to meet Schengen criteria - official (BBC/FT) 03/05/2001

  • Hungary: 43 illegal immigrants caught at Ukrainian border (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Slovakia to have more liberal visa regime with Ireland, Ukraine (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001
  • Immigration into Russia almost doubled in past five years (BBC/FT) 02/27/2001

  • Ukrainian diaspora in Tyumen needs aid to preserve language - ambassador (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001
  • Vojvodina radio's minority language staff strike over audibility range (BBC/FT) 02/23/2001

  • It's the women who pay the price (Maureen Freely) (Independent) 02/19/2001
  • Ukraine raises import duties on used cars (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001
  • Russian Volga region governor promises migrants jobs, homes (BBC/FT) 02/19/2001

  • High living standards entice Ukraine into EU - official (BBC/FT) 02/14/2001
  • Ukrainians arrested by immigration authorities (BRAMA) 02/14/2001

  • Volunteers raise funds for federation (South Jersey News) 02/05/2001

  • Bosnia: canton police give details on extent of foreign prostitution (BBC/FT) 02/01/2001

  • Hypnotist tries to control police officers (Ananova) 01/31/2001
  • Area Ukrainians focus on developments abroad (Sun Herald) 01/31/2001
  • Photos (2): Chervona Kalyna 2001 (BRAMA) 01/31/2001
  • Photos (1): Chervona Kalyna 2001 (BRAMA) 01/31/2001

  • The Man of Steel (BRAMA) 01/30/2001

  • Michael Terech Scholarship Awards (BRAMA) 01/26/2001

  • Ukranians mark end of holiday season (Sun Herald) 01/24/2001
  • Society: Vision of a future: Raekha Prasad on a scheme to harness the much-needed skills of refugees (Guardian/FT) 01/24/2001

  • Migrants try to fight expulsion (Guardian/FT) 01/23/2001
  • Vision of a future: Raekha Prasad on a scheme to harness the much-needed skills of refugees (Guardian/FT) 01/23/2001

  • New Hurdle Imposed for Residency (in Russia) (Moscow Times) 01/17/2001
  • St Etienne lose 7 points in passport scandal (The Beautiful Game) 01/17/2001

  • Sharon's Position of Strength (Wash Post) 01/16/2001
  • Bulgarian police intercept people-smuggling ring on Greek border (BBC/FT) 01/16/2001

  • Environmentally sound 'green' spending (Financial Times) 01/13/2001

  • Polish border crossing with Ukraine will remain open for pedestrians (BBC/FT) 01/12/2001
  • President tells premier to step up fight against audio, video piracy (BBC/FT) 01/12/2001
  • Study flunks secondary schools' job with immigrants (Chicago Tribune) 01/12/2001

  • A winter of firsts for Ohio U. international students (UWire/Excite) 01/11/2001

  • Migrant flood probe urged: Department vulnerable to fraud, abuse (Financial Times) 01/09/2001

  • Яка ж стратегічна мета? Українська громада Північної Америки (BRAMA) 01/08/2001

  • The World up Close - Volodya can't hide anything. (Chicago Tribune) 01/07/2001

  • Russian adoptee 'cutest of them all' (The Examiner) 01/06/2001
  • Canadian embassy corruption - bribes for visas (National Post) 01/06/2001

  • Dreams of a better life end in a nightmare of sexual slavery (Chicago Tribune) 01/03/2001
  • Let Us Hit Pause and Reflect (LA Times) 01/03/2001

  • B'klyn woman's new liver might be what kills her (NY Post) 12/21/2000

  • DV-2002 Over for This Year (BRAMA) 11/30/2000

  • Sie kommen, keine Angst (Die Zeit) 11/16/2000
  • PHOTOS: Переможець Головного Призу Лотереї Вестерн Юніон 1999 року “Будьте Як Вдома” Прямує в Україну (BRAMA) 11/16/2000
  • Вестерн Юніон знову оголошує розиграш лотереї 'Гаманець фортуни' (BRAMA) 11/16/2000

  • Кого і що репрезентує УККА? Koho I shcho reprezentuye UCCA? (BRAMA) 10/13/2000

  • We don't vote for UCCA leadership, yet it impacts us (BRAMA) 10/12/2000

  • Germany still searching for computer specialists outside EU: Green Cards (Deutsche Welle) 09/15/2000

  • В 'Новій хвилі' наша доля / V 'Novij' khvyli' nasha dolya (BRAMA) 08/18/2000

  • Shedryj' dar svoyim odnosel'tsyam / Щедрий дар своїм односельцям (BRAMA) 08/11/2000

  • DV 2002 Green Card Lottery Instructions (BRAMA) 07/31/2000

  • German railway bomb attack raises spectre of resurgent anti-Semitism (Independent) 07/29/2000

  • Хочете працевлаштуватися за кордоном — думайте, якого посередника вибрати (День) 07/26/2000

  • Critical conditions: Physicians educated abroad work in low-paying jobs as they struggle to get certification (Detroit FreeP) 07/24/2000

  • Italian Police Arrest 40 in Illegal Immigrant Bust (Reuters/Yahoo) 07/20/2000

  • DV 2002 Green Card Lottery Announcement (BRAMA) 07/19/2000
  • DV 2001 Lottery Results (BRAMA) 07/19/2000
  • Warning for DV 2000 Green Card Winners (BRAMA) 07/19/2000

  • Police arrest gunman on art gallery steps after standoff (CP/Yahoo) 07/13/2000

  • Greece finds 34 illegal immigrants hidden on ship (Reuters/ABC) 07/11/2000
  • Missing Ukrainian man found at Starbucks (Sacramento Bee) 07/11/2000
  • Emigres from former Soviet Union make mark on the USA (USA Today) 07/11/2000
  • Tennis: Neiland warned over positive test for caffeine (Independent) 07/11/2000

  • Mentally ill Ukrainian disappears in Sacramento (Sacramento Bee) 07/09/2000

  • Mail-order brides may be virtual slaves (Jerusalem Post) 07/05/2000

  • Steady stream of immigrants underscores July Fourth (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) 07/04/2000

  • Czech Republic: Eastern Workers Head West (RFE/RL) 06/16/2000

  • Guilty plea for man who shot at police (Philadelphia Daily News) 06/13/2000

  • Armed Stowaways Hijack Italian Ship (AP/Yahoo) 06/11/2000

  • Legislation to Speed Up Adoption Treaty Gets Bogged Down (LA Times) 06/08/2000

  • Ordering Brides on the Web: Old Business, New Source (NY Times) 06/07/2000

  • Wedding hurriedly arranged as Ukrainian's visa expires (Columbus Dispatch) 05/28/2000

  • French police stop deaf-mute begging swindle (Independent) 05/01/2000
  • Foreign Adoptions Rising in U.S. (AP/Yahoo) 05/01/2000

  • Congress Is Often Handed Tough Immigration Cases (LA Times) 04/11/2000

  • На крилах ангела: Трагедія сім'ї з нових іммігрантів (BRAMA) 03/18/2000

  • Czech PM says will change flawed immigration law (Reuters/ABC) 03/09/2000

  • Реактивно-паритетний синдром: Якою бути візовій політиці України? (День) 03/07/2000
  • Migrant Workers Make More Passages of Hope (Wash Post) 03/07/2000

  • Immigrant Girls Are Starving to Be American, Studies Find (Wash Post) 03/06/2000

  • Czechs pull visa curtain on Ukraine (Kyiv Post) 02/10/2000

  • Czech Republic Putting Up Emigration Barrier to Ukraine (День) 01/18/2000

  • Two Immigrants Die in Greece (AP/NY Times) 01/15/2000

  • Ukrainians Czeched by new law (Kyiv Post) 01/13/2000

  • Еміграційний бар'єр поставила Чехія перед Україною (День) 01/12/2000

  • UK Embassy irks visa applicants (Kyiv Post) 11/11/1999

  • Exchanging Ukraine for Valley (LA Times) 09/30/1999

  • Bedford Falls Funding Signs HUD Fair Lending Agreement; Applauded for Achievement in Securing Loans for Immigrant Homebuyers (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 09/22/1999

  • DV2001 Green Card Lottery/Лотерея Ґпінкард (BRAMA) 09/10/1999

  • Immigration Agency Weighs Changes in Citizenship Test (NY Times) 07/05/1999

  • Little Russia (Guardian) 05/03/1999

  • Foreign Worker Recruitment Program for Sewing Machine Operators (BRAMA) 03/17/1999
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