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Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko signs a book entitled 'Viktor Yushchenko. I Believe in Ukraine' for an unidentified supporter in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses his supporters in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses his supporters in front of an election poster showing him and his youngest son Taras in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
PM Yanukovych Leading Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
PM Takes Early Lead in Ukraine Presidential Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's pro-Russian PM takes early lead in presidential poll count (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Frontrunners for President Both Claim Early Leads (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Yanukovych Leading Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, opposition leader head for presidential runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Challenger takes lead in Ukraine vote (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Irregularities mar Ukraine polls (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Вечір дня виборів (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainians cheer as they watch a TV channel announcing results of exit polls at the headquarters of presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, in Kiev. Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and liberal challenger Yushchenko took the top spots in a presidential election on Sunday and will take their debate over the country's future through to a run-off next month, exit polls said. Two polls, conducted by Ukrainian research institutes, put Western-leaning Yushchenko ahead of Yanukovich (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Poll: Yushchenko Leads Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, opposition leader head for presidential runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine opposition holds narrow lead in presidential vote: exit polls (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine PM, Challenger to Meet in Run-Off Vote (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Two rivals heading for run-off in Ukraine election (Financial Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's Former Prime Minister Leads in Vote, Exit Poll Shows (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Polls close in Ukraine election (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Serbs Offer Nonviolent Revolution Advice (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly couple cast their ballot papers while a child sits nearby, at their house in the village of Khotianivka near capital Kiev. Ukrainians began voting for a new president on Sunday in a tense contest set to determine whether the ex-Soviet state intensifies traditional links with Moscow or begins looking towards the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman, Paraska Mostovenko, casts her ballot at home in the village of Gvozdov, 60 km south of Kiev, Ukraine, during the presidental election. The Ukrainian vote is closely watched by the West as a sign of whether the former Soviet republic is commited to democracy (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, greets supporters as he holds his son Taras after voting at a polling station in Kiev. Ukrainian voters start choosing a new president on Sunday, a tense contest to determine whether the ex-Soviet state intensifies traditional links with Moscow or begins looking towards the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, answers journalists' questions as he holds his son Taras after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media hoilding his youngest son Taras as his wife Katerina hugs daughter Khrystyna outside a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media hoilding his youngest son Taras as his wife Katerina hugs daughter Khrystyna outside a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks to media at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, liberal Viktor Yushchenko, answers journalists' questions after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, assisted by his daughter Sofia, casts his ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko casts his ballot as his daughters Khrystyna and Sofia look on at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, with his daughters Khrystyna, Sofia and Vitalina casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko poses with his ballot as his daughters Khrystina, Sofia and Vitalina look on at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian former Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko leaves a polling booth along with his daughter Khrystina at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's presidential candidate, Western-leaning liberal Viktor Yushchenko, leaves a booth at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: A soldier of Ukraine's Presidential regiment leaves a booth as his comrades receive ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Soldiers of Ukraine's Presidential regiment receive their ballot papers at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich smiles after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, smiles as he casts his vote at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, smiles as he prepares to vote at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, leaves a voting cabin at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, leaves the polling booth with his ballot to cast his vote for presidential elections at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Viktor Yanukovich receives his ballot paper at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's Prime Minister and a presidential candidate, signs his ballot paper as he prepares to vote in a presidential election at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma answers journalists' questions after voting at a polling station in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma casts his ballot at a polling station in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ющенко: виборець може захистити свій вибір (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Tymoshenko: Election's Outcome Likely to Become Catastrophe for Authorities and Symonenko (UNIAN) 10/31/2004
Голова парламенту засудив міліцію (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Tension marks Ukrainian election (BBC News) 10/31/2004
В Україні обирають президента (BBC Ukrainian) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Voting to Be Closely Watched (AP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Ukraine votes in 'moment of truth' presidential election (AFP/Yahoo) 10/31/2004
Big turnout expected in Ukrainian poll (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Poll to Show if Ukraine Looks to Russia, the West (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians set for tense election (Reuters) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians Go to Polls to Elect Successor to President Kuchma (Bloomberg) 10/31/2004
Nervous mood grips Ukraine on election day (CTV) 10/31/2004
Ukrainians Vote for New President in Tight Race (VOA News) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's Crucial Election (Wash Post) 10/31/2004
Ukraine ready to march away from the East (Sunday Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine poll marred by fraud and unrest (Independent) 10/31/2004
Ukraine faces milestone election (Wash Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine Vote Lets Russia Flex Its Emerging Political Muscle (Wash Post) 10/31/2004
Ukraine May Tip to the West or to the Past in Voting (LA Times) 10/31/2004
Ukraine awaits presidency vote (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Ukraine's murky electioneering (BBC News) 10/31/2004
Concern over fairness of Ukrainian election (Scotland on Sunday) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian vote to put fairness to the test (St. Paul Pioneer Press) 10/31/2004
Україна обирає нового Президента (Кореспондент) 10/31/2004
США попередили про неприпустимість фальсифікації виборів в Україні (Deutsche Welle) 10/31/2004
Ukrainian Protesters Say Authorities Staging Violence on Eve of Elections (RFE/RL) 10/31/2004
Влада готується до війни (Українська Правда) 10/31/2004
ВЕЛЬТ: Українські вибори – найважливіші в Європі (Deutsche Welle) 10/31/2004
Europe: adventures in neverland (Scotland on Sunday) 10/31/2004
Photo: Ukraine's key opposition figure and top presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko is seen with his family in his home village of Khoruzhivka in Ukraine's eastern Sumy region. Background left to right are son Andriy, daughter Vitalina, granddaughter Yaryna, daughter Sofia that he holds by the hand; foreground are wife Kateryna with youngest son Taras, daughter Khrystyna , mother Varvara (AP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Europe's real test: Ukrainians choose between the future and their past (The Times) 10/30/2004
Ukraine vote a threat to West (Toronto Sun) 10/30/2004
Ukrainians Vote for President Amid Fears (AP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Ukraine steps up security as presidential vote goes to the wire (AFP/Yahoo) 10/30/2004
Ukraine poll decides Russian or Western orientation (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/30/2004
Ukraine to choose Russia or the West in tense poll (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/30/2004
Ukraine Gears Up for Tense Election (Deutsche Welle) 10/30/2004
Is Ukraine facing a massive uprising? (Globe and Mail) 10/30/2004
Accusations fly in Ukraine (Toronto Star) 10/30/2004
Fears of violence as Ukraine heads for polls (Financial Times) 10/30/2004
Intense Campaign Down To the Wire in Ukraine (Wash Post) 10/30/2004
US threatens to step in if Ukraine election is rigged (The Times) 10/30/2004
US threat increases tension in Ukraine poll (Guardian) 10/30/2004
США розчаровані виборчою кампанією в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 10/30/2004
Джон Хербст: «Ми хочемо, щоб наступний президент України був обраний українським народом, а не впливовими і багатими людьми» (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Про національну гордість малоросів (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Україна повинна обрати демократичний шлях розвитку — це рекомендація і переконання Євросоюзу. Погляд на українські вибори з латвійської дзвіниці (Україна молода) 10/30/2004
EU parlaiment warns Ukraine (UPI/Wash Times) 10/30/2004
Voters in Ukraine will choose direction (IH Tribune) 10/30/2004
Біль (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Чи витримає Україна новий 25-річний трагічний цикл? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Ukraine - Land der 'Stagnarchie' (Die Welt) 10/30/2004
Pro-européens et prorusses s'affrontent pour la succession de Koutchma (Le Figaro) 10/30/2004
Kiev, capitale sur un volcan (L'Humanité) 10/30/2004
Présidentielle dimanche en Ukraine: une »épreuve de vérité» pour la démocratie (Tageblatt) 10/30/2004
Правоохоронці перед вибором: момент істини (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/30/2004
Російські депутати за подвійне громадянство (BBC Ukrainian) 10/30/2004
Акцію протесту проведе громадська організація 'Скнилівська трагедія' (Deutsche Welle) 10/30/2004
The empire sneaks back (IH Tribune) 10/29/2004
Ukraine’s Choice: Russia, or the West (National Review) 10/29/2004
Photo: Opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a pre-elections rally in Nedrigaylivka. The presidential election in Ukraine will take place on 31 October. A victory by Yushchenko could initiate the transformation of Ukraine from a bridge between Moscow and the West into a member of the European Union -- shifting liberal Europe's center of gravity closer to Russia's border (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev. Polls suggest that the two leading candidates, liberal standard-bearer Yushchenko and pro-Moscow presidential hopeful Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, are neck and neck, with the opposition saying the authorities are running a dirty tricks campaign to give Yanukovich an unfair advantage, just days before a tense vote seen as a choice between closer ties with Russia or the West (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, leader of the Ukrainian opposition and one of the main presidential candidates, gestures during a press conference in Kiev two days before presidential elections in Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko answers journalists' questions during his news conference in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Ukraine challenger predicts mass cheating in vote (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/29/2004
Яку Україну бачить Віктор Ющенко (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Ukraine to Join EU, NATO within Five Years: Yushchenko (AFP/Defense News) 10/29/2004
U.S. Warns Ukraine About Elections (AP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
US to Re-examine Relations with Ukraine if Election Flawed (VOA News) 10/29/2004
US Says Ukraine Can Still Salvage a Free and Fair Election (VOA News) 10/29/2004
U.S. Senator Expresses Concern About Ukraine Election (VOA News) 10/29/2004
Уряд США занепокоєний порушеннями в Україні (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Ukraine can ill afford an unfair election (Financial Times) 10/29/2004
A Washington Perspective (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
Presidential Ballot Crucial to Ukraine’s Democracy (VOA News) 10/29/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader as Russia and the West watch anxiously (AFP/Yahoo) 10/29/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader under nervous eye of Russia, West (AFP/EU Business) 10/29/2004
Ukraine's presidential election a boiling cauldron (CP/Edmonton Journal) 10/29/2004
To Which Viktor the Spoils? (Tiscali) 10/29/2004
Putin enters Ukrainian election row by attending army parade (Independent) 10/29/2004
Putin has an eye on the future as he looks back on Soviet glory victory (Daily Telegraph) 10/29/2004
Pre-election parade in Kiev a chilling symbol? (Globe and Mail) 10/29/2004
Fear and Politics at Kiev War Parade (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
'Забєрітє єво на х...й': Віктор Янукович на 'козлах' не зупинився. Тепер він 'послав' житомирського ветерана (Львівська газета) 10/29/2004
Farewell, Ukraine (MosNews) 10/29/2004
En Ukraine, la démocratie en danger (Libération) 10/29/2004
L'élection présidentielle en Ukraine est marquée par une forte implication du Kremlin (Le Monde) 10/29/2004
Die Ukraine vor einer Schicksalswahl (Neue Zuercher Zeitung) 10/29/2004
Європарламнет закликав Україну провести чесні вибори президента (Deutsche Welle) 10/29/2004
Ukrainian President Lashes Out at Opposition (RFE/RL) 10/29/2004
Леонід Кучма: стабільність при передачі влади буде забезпечено (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
An open letter by Oksana Zabuzhko (Globe and Mail) 10/29/2004
Letter: The Ukraine election (IH Tribune) 10/29/2004
Громадяни Росії мало цікавляться українськими виборами (Deutsche Welle) 10/29/2004
Ющенко сформує коаліційний уряд (Львівська газета) 10/29/2004
Businesses Bet on Ukraine's Future (Moscow Times) 10/29/2004
Kiev hits out at Commission over delay (EU Observer) 10/29/2004
All By Itself (Transitions Online) 10/29/2004
Vatican hesitant on Turkey's bid for EU membership (Catholic World News) 10/29/2004
Europe: après la Turquie, l'Ukraine? (Le Monde) 10/29/2004
Kung Pao Taiwan: Powell’s remarks in Taiwan are Asia’s 'Chicken Kiev' (National Review) 10/29/2004
Дума - за спрощення реєстрації українців у Росії (BBC Ukrainian) 10/29/2004
Упущена Пуща: у місці, де відпочивали мільйони людей, тепер житимуть депутати, урядовці та інші діячі, наближені до Кучми і Януковича (Україна молода) 10/29/2004
Putin's unchallenged imperialism moves to Ukraine (CS Monitor) 10/28/2004
Ukraine braces for tense election (CS Monitor) 10/28/2004
Tension High as Election Nears (RFE/RL) 10/28/2004
The Dirtiest Elections Yet (Transitions Online) 10/28/2004
Dirty tricks mar Ukraine election (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Ukraine Election Seen As Test of Democracy (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Where the cold war never died (Guardian) 10/28/2004
Таймс: У повітрі України пахне революцією (BBC Ukrainian) 10/28/2004
Ukraine PM vows to cede powers to regions if elected president (AFX/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
EU Warns That Free Elections Are Key to Closer Ties (RFE/RL) 10/28/2004
EU urges Ukrainian regime to stop violations of human rights (Public Radio) 10/28/2004
Західні дипломати закликали українську владу не порушенням норм демократії під час президентської кампанії (Deutsche Welle) 10/28/2004
У переддень виборів в Україні можуть початися масові арешти, заявляють правозахисники (Громадське радіо) 10/28/2004
Варіанти одного варіанту: 31 жовтня під час визначення переможця виборів-2004 основним аргументом стане сила (Львівська газета) 10/28/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin smiles as he along with his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma, and Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych, attend the military parade in Kiev. Soviet style pomp and politics marked the anniversary of the liberation of Ukraine from Nazi Germany 60 years ago, as the country entered the closing stages of the heated campaigning for this weekend's presidential vote (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich review a military parade in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma talks to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin while Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovich looks on during a military parade in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, with his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma and Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych, attends a military parade in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: A soldier sitting atop a WWII T-34 tank holds the Victory Banner, which the Soviet Army hoisted above the Reichstag in 1945, during a military parade in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Soviet WWII vintage Tu-34 tank with soldiers dressed as Red Army mechanized infantry on it drive during the military parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian women dressed as Red Army medical officers and hospital attendants march during the military parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers dressed in WWII-vintage uniforms march down Kiev's main street during a parade marking the country's liberation from Nazi Germany 60 years ago (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian troopers march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Soldiers dressed in WW II military pilots' uniforms march during a military parade in Kiev marking the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Ukraine from the Nazi occupation (AFP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian pilots march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian cadets march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian military cadets march during the parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Internal Ministry cadets march during the military parade at the main street in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian paratroopers march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian cadets march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian soldiers march down Kiev's main street during a military parade marking the country's liberation from Nazi Germany 60 years ago (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Cadets of the Ukrainian Naval academy march down Kiev's main street during a military parade marking the country's liberation from Nazi Germany 60 years ago (AP/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian cadets march along the main Khreshchatyk street during a military parade in the capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma pose with World War Two veterans in central Kiev. Kuchma issued a veiled warning to the ex-Soviet state's liberal opposition to avoid violence in a weekend election to choose his successor (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Military Parade Steals Focus in Tense Ukraine Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/28/2004
Ukraine parade marks liberation (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Парад у Києві завершився без ексцесів (BBC Ukrainian) 10/28/2004
Ukraine opposition upset by Putin's timely visit (Financial Times) 10/28/2004
Putin's Campaign Has Kiev on Edge (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
АнтиЮщенківський лист розіслав... підлеглий Лужкова. Він же... міжнародний спостерігач від СНД (Українська Правда) 10/28/2004
Zhirinovsky hopes for Yanukovych's victory in Ukrainian vote (Interfax-Russia) 10/28/2004
Yushchenko Went From Central Bank to Politics (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Yanukovych a Product of Donetsk Coal Region (Moscow Times) 10/28/2004
Хто ввійде в новий уряд за президентства Ющенка і Януковича (Кореспондент) 10/28/2004
Gift, Lügen, Gas (Die Zeit) 10/28/2004
Ukraine Voters Must Choose Either Pro-Western or Pro-Russian Candidate (CNS News) 10/28/2004
Iraq militants seize Polish woman (BBC News) 10/28/2004
Ukrainian Contingent in Iraq Came Under Fire (UNIAN) 10/28/2004
Journalists Killed in Iraq (Reuters) 10/28/2004
Russia tied to Iraq's missing arms (Wash Times) 10/28/2004
Polish ex-spy chief says Russia flexes oil muscle (Reuters) 10/28/2004
Ukraine's Big Decision (CS Monitor) 10/27/2004
A testing time for democracy (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Ukrainian campaign tainted by violence (Daily Telegraph) 10/27/2004
Ukrainian Candidate Vows to Protest Any Voting Fraud (Bloomberg) 10/27/2004
Дипломати ЄС вимагають покласти край порушенням (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
ЄС вкотре закликало українську владу припинити порушення демократичних норм (Громадське радіо) 10/27/2004
Заклик Євросоюзу до української влади (VOA News) 10/27/2004
Analysis: A Game Without Rules (RFE/RL) 10/27/2004
Press Freedom in Ukraine (the following is an editorial reflecting the views of the United States Government) (VOA News) 10/27/2004
Ukraine Election Called 'Battle Between Democracy and Authoritarianism' (VOA News) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's tomb in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Presidents Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, Vladimir Putin of Russia, Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine, and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, Ukrainian Prime Minister and presidential candidate Viktor Yanukovych and President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko hold flowers as they take part in wreath laying ceremony to mark 60th anniversary of Ukraine's liberation in WWII (AP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich observe a moment of silence during a ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in the Ukrainian capital Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Presidents Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, Vladimir Putin of Russia, Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine, and Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the Unknown Soldier's Tomb in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma toasts champagne with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin during their meeting at the Presidential palace in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Photo: President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin speaks to President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma during their talks one-to-one at Mariinsky palace in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Армія, парад, Путін і розчарування влади (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Russia's support for Yanukovych may backfire (ISN) 10/27/2004
Ex-Soviet states still in Russia's shadow (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Russian President Stops Short of Openly Endorsing Yanukovych During Visit (RFE/RL) 10/27/2004
Backing favorites abroad, Putin raises eyebrows at home (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Putin's Kiev visit 'timed to influence Ukraine poll' (Guardian) 10/27/2004
Putin wades into Ukrainian election (Globe and Mail) 10/27/2004
Putin Goes on Stump in Ukraine (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
Низка політиків та політологів оцінюють телевиступ Путіна в Україні як спробу підтримки провладного кандидата на виборах (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Putin answers questions on Ukrainian TV (BBC News) 10/27/2004
Владімір Путін відповів на запитання громадян України (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Мистецтво запитання в інтерв'ю Владіміра Путіна (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Russia's Interference in Ukraine Is in Vain (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
A Moscow Perspective on Ukraine's Election (Moscow Times) 10/27/2004
Фантомні болі демократії (Львівська газета) 10/27/2004
'Передвиборна боротьба з допомогою Путіна' (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Антиф(н)ашисти: напередодні виборів 'неагітувати' за Януковича приїде ще й бацька Лукашенка (Львівська газета) 10/27/2004
PACE to Observe Presidential Election in Ukraine (UNIAN) 10/27/2004
Звіт ОБСЄ: Влада на місцях підтримує Януковича, у ЗМІ немає об’єктивної інформації про всіх кандидатів (Кореспондент) 10/27/2004
До України для спостереження за виборами прибуде 40 парламентарів Ради Європи (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Спостерігачі за наймом? Яким «моніторингом» займається в Україні організація CIS EMO (Україна молода) 10/27/2004
Звернення представників польської ітелігенції до українців напередодні виборів (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
На межі (Українська Правда) 10/27/2004
The Campaign in Ukraine: If you think the U.S. election is nasty, take a look at this one (Slate) 10/27/2004
'Керований хаос' – метод стабілізації неоколоніального режиму в Україні: як цього уникнути (Українська Правда) 10/27/2004
Ющенко звільняє губернаторів... від своєї сваволі? (Українська Правда) 10/27/2004
Україна опустилась у рейтингу «Репортерів без кордонів» на шість позицій (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Леонід Кучма: українці - не сусіди Європи, а європейці (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Дію угоди про партнерство та співробітництво з Україною поширено на нових країн-членів ЄС (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Україна – Європа. Поруч із Європейським Союзом (Львівська газета) 10/27/2004
Iraq to be early problem for White House winner (AFP/Yahoo) 10/27/2004
Скуратівський: я переляканий тим, що робиться довкола (BBC Ukrainian) 10/27/2004
Юрій Андрухович: «Ситуація в Україні нагадує 1968 рік в Німеччині» (Deutsche Welle) 10/27/2004
Former banker steeled for Ukraine elections (Financial Times) 10/26/2004
Tensions rise as Ukraine poll nears (The Times) 10/26/2004
Глава Єврокомісії: Ситуація навколо '5-го каналу' не на користь європейським прагненням України (Кореспондент) 10/26/2004
Analysis: Putin and the Liberation of Ukraine from Nazism (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Янукович заплутався в шнурках маріонетки? (Українська Правда) 10/26/2004
Russia's Putin Lauds Ukraine PM in TV Appearance (Reuters) 10/26/2004
Russia's Putin in Ukraine ahead of decisive presidential vote (AFP/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Putin Travels to Ukraine to Praise PM (AP/Yahoo) 10/26/2004
Putin praises Ukraine's leader (BBC News) 10/26/2004
Putin, in Ukraine, Praises Government Days Before Election (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Putin: Recreating USSR Would be Counter-Productive (VOA News) 10/26/2004
Russian President Begins Three-Day Visit to Ukraine, Just Days Ahead of Crucial Election (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Putin to begin controversial pre-election trip to Ukraine with unusual live TV appearance (AP/Kyiv Post) 10/26/2004
Ющенко вважає візит Путіна в Україну несвоєчасним (Кореспондент) 10/26/2004
Російський політик критикує візит Путіна до України (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Putin to Appear Live on Ukrainian TV (Moscow Times) 10/26/2004
Останній піар: українська влада через декілька днів знову спробує зіграти виставу 'Переяславська рада' (Львівська газета) 10/26/2004
Переможець виборів в Україні вже визначився, впевнені російські політологи (Громадське радіо) 10/26/2004
Росія зараз повністю втрутилася в передвиборчий процес в Україні, - Об'єднання українців Росії (Громадське радіо) 10/26/2004
Про тих, хто рахує (Українська Правда) 10/26/2004
Штаб Ющенка вимагає відставки Медведчука та Білоконя (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
'Спостерігачі ОБСЄ – не величезна компанія міжнародних поліцейських'. Розмова з Мортеном Енбергом, керівником проекту з виборчих питань ОБСЄ в Україні (Львівська газета) 10/26/2004
Держдепартамент США: вибори в Україні – випробування на демократичність (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Мороз: Кучма хоче висунутися сам (BBC Ukrainian) 10/26/2004
Ukrainian TV Channel Journalists Go on Hunger Strike; Opposition Campaigner Attacked with Inflammable Liquid; Youth Group Announces Week of Protests; Russian President to Visit Ukraine [scroll down] (RFE/RL) 10/26/2004
Українська провінція: виборчі преференції і побоювання (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Редактор 'Франкфуртер альгемайне': 'Багато людей в Німеччині вважають, що Ющенка хотіли отруїти. Або сказати: хлопче, обережно...' (Українська Правда) 10/26/2004
У нас влада одна в Україні, тож небезпека існує на усій її території, - політолог Дергачов (Громадське радіо) 10/26/2004
Білорусь та Україна – дзеркальне відображення Росії у карикатурному перебільшенні (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Ukraine Occupies 138th Place in Worldwide Press Freedom Index (UNIAN) 10/26/2004
East Asia and Middle East have worst press freedom records (Reporters sans frontières) 10/26/2004
Проді: політика щодо нових сусідів Європейського союзу залишатиметься одним з найважливіших питань для Комісії ЄС у найближчі роки (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Too early for Ukraine to enter EU - Yanukovych (Interfax) 10/26/2004
Next US president to inherit a legacy of mistrust and fear (Guardian) 10/26/2004
Суд у Дніпропетровську: за розкрадання електроенергії на виправні роботи (Deutsche Welle) 10/26/2004
Kuchma: state budget should not be political manifesto (Interfax) 10/26/2004
Putin's Unchallenged Imperialism (Wash Post) 10/25/2004
U.S. relations with Ukraine hinge on Sunday's down-and-dirty presidential vote (Knight Ridder) 10/25/2004
In the spotlight: Viktor Yushchenko (Financial Times) 10/25/2004
Stakes as GREAT as a human life? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/25/2004
Ukraine votes for new leader under nervous eye of Russia, West (AFP/EU Business) 10/25/2004
Huge Kyiv Rally Highlights Unease Ahead of Ukraine Vote (RFE/RL) 10/25/2004
Police held after Kiev rally attack (Financial Times) 10/25/2004
Держдепартамент США, Джон Керрi про ситуацiю в Українi (VOA News) 10/25/2004
Україна перед виборами: інтерв'ю з главою місії спостерігачів ОБСЄ (Deutsche Welle) 10/25/2004
Мороз: сподіваюся, Путін не втручатиметься в вибори (BBC Ukrainian) 10/25/2004
Політична реформа: 'прохання ігнорувати'? (Громадське радіо) 10/25/2004
Без маневру (Грані-плюс) 10/25/2004
Мельниченко опублікував розшифровку розмови Кучми і Януковича у впливовій російській газеті (Кореспондент) 10/25/2004
Ukrainian President Cancels Foreign Trip as Poll Tensions Rise (RFE/RL) 10/25/2004
Президент Кучма скасовує відвідини Польщі (BBC Ukrainian) 10/25/2004
Опозиція в Польщі привітала скасування візиту Леоніда Кучми до Варшави (Deutsche Welle) 10/25/2004
Янукович вважає передчасним вступ України до ЄС (Кореспондент) 10/25/2004
EU delays agreements with neighbouring countries (EU Observer) 10/25/2004
EU split over future asylum policy (Reuters) 10/25/2004
Dozens of Iraqi Soldiers Found Slain (LA Times) 10/25/2004
Photo: Britain's Prince Philip is saluted by a Ukrainian sailor attends a memorial service for those who lost their lives in The Battle of Balaclava, on the 150th anniversary of The Charge of The Light Brigade, at Balaclava, in the Crimea, Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 10/25/2004
Another Head to Head: A presidential race again pits Russia against the West (Newsweek) 10/24/2004
Побиття людей під ЦВК - у нападників виявлено міліцейські посвідчення (BBC Ukrainian) 10/24/2004
Ющенко про проблеми з кампанiєю, зустрiч з Кiссiнджером (VOA News) 10/24/2004
У Росії буде 41 додаткова українська виборча дільниця (BBC Ukrainian) 10/24/2004
НОЙЕ ЦЮРХЕР ЦАЙТУНГ: Твердження про доленосність виборів в Україні схоже на перебільшення (Deutsche Welle) 10/24/2004
Україна в трикутнику з Польщею та Німеччиною: третій нелишній? (Deutsche Welle) 10/24/2004
The Creaky Coalition (Newsweek) 10/24/2004
Photo: Supporters of opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, shouts slogans during a pre-elections march and rally of more then 100,000 people in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainian students chant 'Yushchenko-Yes' during a mass rally in central Kiev. Up to 100,000 Ukrainians rallied in the capital on Saturday in support of opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko, on the threshold of the country's October 31 presidential election (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainians chant 'Yushchenko-Yes' during a mass rally in the center of Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainians chant 'Yushchenko-Yes' during a mass rally in the center of Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Leader of the opposition and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko speaks during a pre-election rally in Kiev (AFP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's key opposition leader and a top presidential candidate, makes a speech to tens of thousands of supporters in front of the Central Election Commission in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine's key opposition leader and a top presidential candidate, makes a speech to tens of thousands of supporters in front of the Central Election Commission in downtown Kiev. Yushchenko's face was disfigured following a mysterious illness (AP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's main opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign during his speech at a meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukraine's main opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko addresses the crowd during a meeting in Kiev. Up to 100,000 Ukrainians rallied in the capital on Saturday in support of Yushchenko, on the threshold of the country's October 31 presidential election (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Ukrainians take part in a mass rally in the center of Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Photo: Tens of thousands of supporters of opposition presidentail candidate Viktor Yushchenko with orange flags participate in a rally in downtown Kiev. The inscription on flags reads 'Yes, Yushchenko'. His supporters demanded at a rally Saturday to demand that Ukraine hold a free and fair presidential election on Oct. 31 (AP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Ukraine opposition rally draws hundreds of thousands (AFP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Marchers demand fair Ukraine poll [VIDEO] (BBC News) 10/23/2004
Ukrainians Rally in Support of Yushchenko (AP/Yahoo) 10/23/2004
Виступ Ющенка: Хочу ще раз попередити бандитів при владі – не грайтеся з вогнем (Українська Правда) 10/23/2004
Демонстрація у Києві на підтримку Ющенка (BBC Ukrainian) 10/23/2004
US denies entry to leading Ukrainian [Grigory Surkis] (Financial Times) 10/23/2004
Ставки більші за чуже життя? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/23/2004
Силове поле (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/23/2004
Посол США закликав Київ провести чесні та прозорі вибори (Deutsche Welle) 10/23/2004
Джип, в якому їхав депутат Шуфрич, збив людину (Громадське радіо) 10/23/2004
Russian vote saves Kyoto protocol (Guardian) 10/23/2004
А чад міцнів... (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/23/2004
Єжи Бузек: 'Чесні вибори в Україні зараз неможливі' (Deutsche Welle) 10/22/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, the western-leaning opposition leader speaks at a rally in the southern Ukrainian city of Krivoi Rog, Thursday night. Ukraine's presidential election campaign has been wracked by allegations from Yushchenko supporters and human rights watchdogs of official abuse and interference, including the alleged poisoning of Yushchenko by Yanukovych allies. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych is the Kremlin-backed candidate (AP/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
Генеральна прокуратура оприлюднила лише частину висновків судмедекспертів - Поліщук (Громадське радіо) 10/22/2004
Challenger for Ukraine presidency cries foul over mystery illness (Guardian) 10/22/2004
В ходi одного з обшукiв у Києвi затримано колишнього американського конгресмена (VOA News) 10/22/2004
Ukraine opposition in 'terror tactics' claim (Independent) 10/22/2004
TV Channel Finds Itself Under Hostile Fire in Fight for Country's Presidency (RFE/RL) 10/22/2004
За 'козла' відповіси! Янукович назвав козлами всіх громадян, які заважають йому жити. Так забороняють висловлюватися навіть зековські 'понятія' (Українська Правда) 10/22/2004
Ukrainian opposition warns against 'strong-arm scenario' in presidential election; Yushchenko opposes adopting 2005 budget before presidential election; Ukrainian president said to be 'categorically against' closing pro-Yushchenko TV channel [scroll down] (RFE/RL) 10/22/2004
На Львівщині готують зрив виборів? (Українська Правда) 10/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma welcomes Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State, during their meeting at the presidential office in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
Кіссінджер був шокований тим, що повідомив йому Ющенко (Кореспондент) 10/22/2004
Кучма і Кіссінджер засудили використання брудних технологій у виборчій кампанії (Кореспондент) 10/22/2004
Г.Кіссінджер зустрівся із Кучмою, Януковичем і Ющенком (BBC Ukrainian) 10/22/2004
Зінченко: Путін має зустрітися з усіма кандидатами (BBC Ukrainian) 10/22/2004
Putin to Visit Ukraine 3 Days Before Vote (Moscow Times) 10/22/2004
Мільйон віртуальних голосів українців подарує Путін Януковичу (Україна молода) 10/22/2004
Europe Seeking New Role in World Affairs (AP/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
George Bush as Manna From Heaven (Moscow Times) 10/22/2004
Kerry Campaign Unveils New Response Ad 'Protect' (USNewswire/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
США відмовили у візі Григорію Суркісу (BBC Ukrainian) 10/22/2004
Більшість Верховної Ради не повернеться до роботи до виборів (Кореспондент) 10/22/2004
Прогули на вищому рівні: міністра внутрiшнiх справ і Генпрокурора депутати чекали, щоб обговорити стан правопорядку в Україні. Проте силовики не з'явилися (Україна молода) 10/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian rescue workers search through the debris of a hospital which was partly damaged by a blast in the town of Kramatorsk (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
Photo: Ukrainian rescue workers search through the debris of a hospital which was partly damaged by a blast in the town of Kramatorsk, in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region. According to preliminary information, one person was killed and five injured in the explosion. The cause of the blast was not immediately known (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/22/2004
Під руїнами житлового будинку в Луганську знайдено тіла 6-літнього хлопчика і його батька (Кореспондент) 10/22/2004
5 загиблих внаслідок вибуху в Луганську (BBC Ukrainian) 10/22/2004
Three People Perished as Result of Collapse of House in Luhansk (UNIAN) 10/22/2004
Viktor ‘B’: international outlaw, valued partner (ISN) 10/22/2004
Spain orders shake-up of military top brass (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/22/2004
Ukrainian Election Could Determine Russia's Future (UPS/Yahoo) 10/21/2004
Photo: Viktor Yushchenko, the western-leaning opposition leader speaks at a rally in the South-Eastern Ukrainian city of Mariupol, Wednesday night. Ukraine's presidential election campaign has been wracked by allegations from Yushchenko supporters and human rights watchdogs of official abuse and interference, including the alleged poisoning of Yushchenko by Yanukovych allies. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych is the Kremlin-backed candidate (AP/Yahoo) 10/21/2004
Ukraine Mayor Warns of Election Crackdown (AP/Yahoo) 10/21/2004
Tensions High in Ukraine As Elections Near (AP/Yahoo) 10/21/2004
Putin to Visit Ukraine on Eve of Election (RFE/RL) 10/21/2004
ОБСЄ не виключає подальшого зростання напруженості перед виборами в Україні (Deutsche Welle) 10/21/2004
Ukraine opposition says it has tapes allegedly implicating PM in corruption (AFX/Yahoo) 10/21/2004
Нові плівки Мельниченка їдуть в Україну (Громадське радіо) 10/21/2004
Ремікс «касетного скандалу»: Мельниченко у Варшаві відкрив «скриньку Пандори» для Януковича (Україна молода) 10/21/2004
Лист Мельниченка (Українська Правда) 10/21/2004
Історію, як і мистецтво, обдурити неможливо. Лист Кравчуку, Олійнику та Гавришу (Українська Правда) 10/21/2004
EU team in Ukraine gives favourable report ahead of vote (AFP/EU Business) 10/21/2004
Європейські спостерігачі відвідали Мукачеве (Deutsche Welle) 10/21/2004
Ліквідовано секретаріат парламентської більшості (Кореспондент) 10/21/2004
Кучма: Україна й надалі орієнтується на Європу (BBC Ukrainian) 10/21/2004
Coalition troops in Iraq, by country, and countries that have withdrawn forces (AP/SF Chronicle) 10/21/2004
A daily look at U.S. military deaths in Iraq (AP/SF Chronicle) 10/21/2004
Бюджетний комітет піддав критиці держбюджет на 2005-й рік (Deutsche Welle) 10/21/2004
Впливовий американський сенатор Джон МакКейн про виборчу ситуацiю в Українi (VOA) 10/20/2004
'...А хто не вишикувався, у того мізки розмазуються по стінці': Мельниченко та Єльяшкевич оприлюднили компромат на Януковича (Львівська газета) 10/20/2004
Микола Мельниченко та Олександр Єльяшкевич представили у магнітофонні записи розмов президента Леоніда Кучми та прем'єр-міністра Віктора Януковича (Deutsche Welle) 10/20/2004
Європейський суд з прав людини виніс рішення на користь Мельниченка (Deutsche Welle) 10/20/2004
Kyiv's Shaky Relationship with the European Union (RFE/RL) 10/20/2004
Putin blesses favoured 'near abroad' candidates (Financial Times) 10/20/2004
'Українці Росії' проти приїзду Путіна до Києва (BBC Ukrainian) 10/20/2004
Fate of democracy in Ukraine will be at stake Oct. 31 (Jewish World Review) 10/20/2004
Ukraine Election (The following is an editorial reflecting the views of the United States Government) (VOA News) 10/20/2004
Уже ніхто нікуди не йде? На відміну від виборців, більшість кандидатів у президенти, судячи з їхніх програм, не хочуть ні в Євросоюз, ні в НАТО (Україна молода) 10/20/2004
Навіщо Заходу українська демократія? (Львівська газета) 10/20/2004
Перемога Лукашенка і український вибір 31 жовтня (Українська Правда) 10/20/2004
Op-Ed: Lukashenko Leads CIS Into Trouble (Moscow Times) 10/20/2004
Lavrov Seeks Special EU Partnership (Moscow Times) 10/20/2004
Преса: на колишньому радянському просторі консолідуються старі форми панування (Deutsche Welle) 10/20/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostiantyn Hrishchenko shakes hands with Macedonian Foreign Minister Ilinka Mitreva during their meeting in Skopje (AFP/Yahoo) 10/20/2004
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kostiantin Hrishchenko and Macedonian Foreign Minister Ilinka Mitreva prepare for a press conference in Skopje (AFP/Yahoo) 10/20/2004
Poles love their Southern neighbors, not so much the East (Warsaw Business Journal) 10/20/2004
Op-Ed: Hiding the Refugee Problem Offshore (NY Times) 10/20/2004
Пат кризової 'більшості' (Львівська газета) 10/20/2004
Тривають суперечки стосовно військового параду з нагоди 60-й річниці визволення України (Deutsche Welle) 10/20/2004
«Прихована істина» у правильному дзеркалі (Україна молода) 10/20/2004
Central Asia, Eastern Europe Score Poorly on Corruption Index (RFE/RL) 10/20/2004
Україні потрібна верхівка, яка витягла б країну з корупції (Deutsche Welle) 10/20/2004
Верховна Рада відправила проект держбюджету на доопрацювання (Громадське радіо) 10/20/2004
Бюджет таки відправлено на доопрацювання (BBC Ukrainian) 10/20/2004
Ukraine, Lithuania discuss economic ties in Odesa (Interfax) 10/20/2004
Photo: Former bodyguard to Ukraine President Leonid Kuchma, Mykola Melnychenko, who secretly recorded hundreds of hours of conversations in Kuchman's office from 1998-2000, speaks during news conference in Warsaw (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/19/2004
Chamber judgement: Melnychenko v. Ukraine: Court awarded the applicant 5,000 euros for non-pecuniary damage; Coourt held by six votes to one, that there had been a violation of Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 (right to free elections). (ECHR) 10/19/2004
Майор Мельниченко оприлюднює нові плівки (BBC Ukrainian) 10/19/2004
John McCain: A Crucial Choice for Ukraine (Wash Post) 10/19/2004
Провладні фракції Верховної Ради домагаються припинення роботи (BBC Ukrainian) 10/19/2004
Політичну реформу буде перенесено на період після виборів (Deutsche Welle) 10/19/2004
A less safe America By Stephan Vitvitsky (Tufts Daily) 10/19/2004
First Poland, Now Ukraine to Pull Out of Iraq (World Crisis Web) 10/19/2004
Prodi says 'arrivederci' to EU (EU Politix) 10/19/2004
Bolkestein: EU has reached peak of integration (EurActiv) 10/19/2004
Latvia can help EU with policy towards eastern states: Barroso (AFP/EU Business) 10/19/2004
Op-Ed: The Rape of Belarus (Wash Post) 10/19/2004
Преса: У жодній з колишніх радянських республік не виникло стабільної демократичної правової держави (Deutsche Welle) 10/19/2004
Український сайт з берегiв Волги -/- A Ukrainian website from the banks of the Volga (BRAMA) 10/18/2004
Photo: Maribel Permuey (L), mother of killed Spanish journalist Jose Couso, listens to her son Javier during a conference on War Journalism in Havana, October 18, 2004. Jose Couso, a cameraman for Spain's Telecinco was killed on October 16, 2003, along with Ukrainian cameraman Taras Protsyuk from Reuters, while covering the Iraq war, after a U.S. tank opened fire on the Palestine Hotel in Baghdad where nearly 100 journalists were holed up. The Couso family has since filed a lawsuit against three U.S. soldiers for war crimes and murder. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/18/2004
Putin urges [American] voters to back Bush (CNN) 10/18/2004
Sunken cargo ship 'poses no oil threat' [16 members of the mostly Ukrainian crew airlifted to safety] (IOL) 10/18/2004
У Януковича попереду дефіцит і інфляція? (Українська правда) 10/18/2004
Russia Endorses Yanukovych’s Presidential Bid? (Дзеркало Тижня) 10/18/2004
Postcard from hell. Eighteen years ago, it was the site of the world's worst nuclear reactor disaster. Now Chernobyl is becoming a tourist attraction. (Guardian) 10/18/2004
After Abkhaz Failure, Spin Goes to Ukraine ['Russia would be dealt a much heavier blow if Yanukovych loses'] (Moscow Times) 10/18/2004
Путін приїде подивитись військовій парад (Гаряча Лінія) 10/17/2004
Міліція намагалася обшукати НаУКМА [За повідомленнями з Києва міліція намагалася у неділю здійснити обшук у Києво-Могилянській Академії.] (BBC Ukrainian) 10/17/2004
Photo: A Ukrainan dredging barge churns mud from the bottom of the Chilia branch of the Danube river near Periprava village (300 km east of Bucharest) in this September 25, 2004 file photo. The European Union, Washington and environmentalists have slammed Ukraine's work on the shipping canal in the sensitive Danube delta but the project has also ignited a potentially explosive border standoff with Romania. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/17/2004
Photo: A flock of cormorants rest on roots of a Chilia tree oN the Danube river near Chilia Veche (300 km east of Bucharest). The European Union, Washington and environmentalists have slammed Ukraine's work on the shipping canal in the sensitive Danube delta but the project has also ignited a potentially explosive border standoff with Romania. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/17/2004
Photo: Fishermen arrange their boats at the small port in Periprava village (300 km east of Bucharest). The European Union, Washington and environmentalists have slammed Ukraine's work on the shipping canal in the sensitive Danube delta but the project has also ignited a potentially explosive border standoff with Romania. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/17/2004
Danube canal ignites Romania-Ukraine border dispute (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/17/2004
Putin's Double Standards (Wash Post) 10/17/2004
Op-ed: U.S. troops are the bulk of coalition (Delaware News Journal) 10/17/2004
US-Ukraine relations and presidential campaign issues dominate visit by former Ukrainian ambassador FOTO/S (BRAMA) 10/17/2004
Former ambassador Anton Buteiko and Bohdan Sokolovsky visit the U.S., meet with DC officials and Diaspora in NYC, Phila, DC SLIDESHOW (BRAMA) 10/17/2004
The last dictator in Europe: Belarus goes to the polls tomorrow, but the President's opponents have a nasty habit of disappearing. Askold Krushelnycky reports from Kiev (Independent) 10/16/2004
A Look at Iraq Casualties: As of Friday, Oct. 15, 2004, 1094 U.S. military dead (7,862 wounded). 983 U.S. soldiers have died since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended. Poland, 13; Ukraine, 9. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 13224-15292. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 10/16/2004
Europe Is Christian, but Turkey's Crescent Moon Shines in Its Skies (L'espresso) 10/15/2004
Євросуд готується винести вирок мельниченку (Українська Правда) 10/15/2004
European Court of Human Right forthcoming judgements: 19 and 21 October 2004 - Melnychenko v. Ukraine (no. 17707/02). Ukrainian national Mykola Ivanovych Melnychenko left Ukraine following the disclosure of tape recordings he had allegedly made of the President of Ukraine’s conversations, relating to the President’s possible involvement in the disappearance of the journalist Georgiy Gongadze. (ECHR) 10/15/2004
Kuchma says state of emergency won't be declared in Ukraine [...denied rumors that troops are being moved to Kyiv under the guise of a military parade timed to the 60th anniversary of Ukraine's liberation from the fascist invaders, scheduled to take place in Kyiv on October 28] (Interfax-Russia) 10/15/2004
Romania/Ukraine: Tensions Rise Over Kyiv's Controversial Danube Project (RFE/RL) 10/15/2004
US expands training to stop nuke smugglers (Big News Network) 10/15/2004
Ukrainian Elections: Richard Boucher, US State Dept. Spokesman (USDOS) 10/14/2004
Ukrainian peacekeepers completing rotation in Iraq [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 10/14/2004
Ukrainian Canadian Restitution To Be Considered by Canada's Parliament (BRAMA) 10/13/2004
Mark re-introduces Ukrainian and Chinese redress legislation -/- Inky Mark dépose de nouveau les projets de loi portant sur l'indemnisation des Canadiens d'origine ukrainienne et chinoise (BRAMA) 10/13/2004
З України депортовано радника Freedom House (VOA) 10/13/2004
Russian ambassador offers single currency to Ukraine (Russia Journal) 10/13/2004
Report: Democracy and Human Rights Trends in Eurasia and Eastern Europe [Ukraine report p.60] [PDF format] (CSCE) 10/13/2004
How to Let a Coalition Fray. The U.S. could be doing more for its 'New Europe' allies. By Mark Brzezinski [Iraq] (Wash Post) 10/13/2004
Putin uses birthday to influence Ukraine elections By Vladimir Socor for The Jamestown Foundation (ISN) 10/13/2004
Iraqi police arrest three locals for preparing attacks against Ukrainian troops (Interfax-Moscow) 10/13/2004
Veterans' fury over the pillage of Crimea's bloodied battlefields (The Times) 10/12/2004
The Tangled Web of Illicit Arms Trafficking [One of the planes used in this shipment came from Ukraine and made a refueling stop in Libya while en route.] (Center for American Progress) 10/12/2004
Senator Durbin pledges Kerry's support for independent Ukraine at UCCA's 19th Congress FOTO/S (BRAMA) 10/12/2004
U.S. Ambassador raises election issues in address given at European University in Kiev (BRAMA) 10/12/2004
East or west: Ukraine’s election could alter relations with Russia and Europe (Financial Times) 10/12/2004
NCSJ: Congress Adds Stronger State Department Focus on Anti-Semitism (U.S. Newswire) 10/12/2004
Photo: Reading with Rylskiy : Young men read the newspapers as they sit on the monument for Maksim Rylskiy, a well-known Soviet-era Ukrainian poet, in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 10/11/2004
US Congressman Rohrabacher warns: Ukrainian officials thwarting the democratic process will pay a price personally! (Ukrayinska Pravda) 10/11/2004
EU: Agenda Of Foreign Ministers' Meeting Topped By Decisions On Sanctions [ EU statement is expected on the upcoming presidential elections in Ukraine.] (RFE/RL) 10/11/2004
11 EU states urge stronger ties with Ukraine (EU Business) 10/11/2004
Analysis: New Evidence Of Corruption In Iraq Oil Voucher Scheme By Roman Kupchinsky (RFE/RL) 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
Leavening of Culture, Identity, Civilization - Examples in Eurasian Traditions [In Crimea (and, borrowed from there, in Ukraine) haydamak was used.] (News Central Asia) 10/09/2004
Moscow 'Not Indifferent' To Ukrainian Presidential Vote (RFE/RL) 10/09/2004
Photo: Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, center, poses aboard the USS John F. Kennedy, Saturday, Oct. 9, 2004 in the Persian Gulf near Bahrain with his counterparts from 18 other countries considered allies in the war on terrorism. From left, Czech Republic's Karel Kuehnl, Bahrain's Khalifa bin Ahmed al Khalifa, Albania's Pandeli Majko, Latvia's Atis Slakteris, Macedonia's Vlado Buckovski, Qatar's unidentified defense minister, Romania's Joan Mircea Pascu, Lithuania's Linas Linkevicius, Rumsfeld, Estonia's Margus Hanson (hidden), Denmark's Soeren Gade, Iraq's Hazim al Sha'laan, Bulgaria's Nikolai Svinarov (hidden), Mongolia's Badarchiin Erdenebat, Georgia's Georgy Baramidze, Azerbaijan's Safar Abiyev, Poland's Jerzy Szmajdzinski, Hungary's Ferenc Juhasz (hidden), Ukraine's Oleksandr Kuzmuk. (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2004
The Report That Nails Saddam (NY Times) 10/09/2004
Rumsfeld Says More Troops May Be Asked For [Iraq] (AP/Yahoo) 10/09/2004
Rumsfeld: Iraq Security to Be Boosted Ahead of Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/09/2004
Reds from the Tsars' cellars to go under the hammer [Massandra winery in the Crimea was built in the 19th century to supply the needs of the Tsars' court, now owned by the government of the Ukraine] (Daily Telegraph) 10/09/2004
Embassy Row: Captive nations still (Wash Times) 10/08/2004
Berlin Wall makes a reappearance [Alexandra Hildebrandt, Ukrainian-born head of the Checkpoint Charlie Museum and the project's initiator] (Financial Times) 10/08/2004
More suspects appear in Ukraine deal with Russia defence ministry. The number of people [not identified] in a so-called Timoshenko case could increase. [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 10/08/2004
1,300 Oil Vouchers Begin to Tell Story. Hussein Courted A World of Nations, Firms, Individuals [Vouchers providing selective rights to buy Iraqi oil at a discount and to resell it for a huge profit, were provided to both mainstream and opposition political parties in countries such as Belarus, Russia, Ukraine and Yugoslavia] (Moscow) 10/08/2004
US will understand if Ukraine decides to withdraw peacekeepers from Iraq, says US ambassador (Interfax-Moscow) 10/08/2004
EC sees no contradiction between Ukraine's efforts to join EU and create CES (Interfax-Moscow) 10/08/2004
Russia pays fawning tribute to birthday boy 'Putin the First' [Yesterday (Putin) was thought to have had informal meetings in Moscow with the president and prime minister of Ukraine (Yanukovych).] (Independent) 10/08/2004
DAILY TIMES EXCLUSIVE: Ukraine’s Borgia campaign — Elmar Brok, Toomas Ilves, And Charles Tannock [President Bush cannot promote democracy in Iraq by cynically sacrificing it in Ukraine. It must be made clear that regardless of Ukraine’s geopolitical importance, the West will not shy away from confronting it when democracy and fundamental human rights are threatened] (Pakistan Daily Times) 10/08/2004
10/6/04 - PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN UKRAINE; The following is an editorial reflecting the views of the United States Government (VOA) 10/08/2004
Tales of Putin's boyhood emerge [He was due to celebrate with a party for visiting Ukrainian leaders.] (Independent) 10/08/2004
Рiвень напруженостi в Українi – перебiльшений, вважають деякi експерти (VOA) 10/07/2004
Ukrainian dumping [Hungary's second longest river the Tisza (596km) continues to remain one of the most troubled in Europe, receiving communal waste, chemicals and other hazardous pollutants via incoming rivers from Slovakia, Ukraine and Romania.] (Budapest Sun) 10/07/2004
Ukraine cannot withdraw its peacekeepers from Iraq unilaterally, says Kuzmuk (Interfax) 10/07/2004
CIA discloses who's who of Saddam's alleged bribes [...Russian ultranationalist Vladimir Zhirinovsky and his Liberal Democratic Party, the Russian presidential office, the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Ukraine Community Party, the Ukraine Socialist Party...] (Reuters/AlertNet) 10/07/2004
A huge failure of intelligence [Iraq] (BBC) 10/07/2004
Ukraine and the Culture of Democracy (UNIAN) 10/07/2004
Photo: September 2004 photo shows general view of the constraction of a canal in the Danube delta, not far from the Vilkove village. Dozens of environmentalist organisations from the European Union, Russia and Ukraine urged Kiev to close a controversial canal in the Danube delta that was inaugurated just over a month ago. (AFP/Yahoo) 10/07/2004
Environmentalists urge Ukraine to close controversial Danube delta canal (AFP/Yahoo) 10/07/2004
Murder inquiry 'breached the law' [The international inquiry on the murder of Ukrainian web journalist Gyorgy Gongadze has issued a memorandum to the European Commission, urging it to launch a new inquiry.] (Jounalism) 10/07/2004
Hacker attempted to steal $1,000,000 [~5’000’000 Ukraine Hrivnas] from account of Custom House (Computer Crime Research Center) 10/07/2004
Iraq Lacked Weapons or Nuclear Program, CIA Says (Update3) [Suppliers from Ukraine sold Iraq conventional weapons technology in violation of United Nations resolutions.] (Bloomberg) 10/06/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko (C) arrives with his son Alexander (R) at the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, October 6, 2004. Despite conviction on charges of fraud and money laundering, Lazarenko will remain a free man for now as a Federal judge reviews his request for a new trial. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/06/2004
Photo: Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko (R) arrives with his son Alexander at the Philip Burton Federal Courthouse in San Francisco, October 6, 2004. Despite conviction on charges of fraud and money laundering, Lazarenko will remain a free man for now as a Federal judge reviews his request for a new trial. (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/06/2004
U.S. Says OSCE Commitments on Elections Can Be Strengthened [Gavin Helf: The pre-election environment in Ukraine has already been decidedly problematic and is of great concern to the United States.] (USDOS) 10/05/2004
Ukrainian Population Likely to Reduce to 45 Million by 2015 - Forecast [47.047 million today] (UNIAN) 10/05/2004
Secretary General of Iraqi Defense Ministry arrives in Ukraine (Interfax) 10/05/2004
Putin blasts double standards in global fight against terror (PTI) 10/05/2004
EU Sees Russia Backsliding on Democracy (Reuters) 10/05/2004
Interfax-Ukraine first to issue round-the-clock news in Russian (Interfax) 10/05/2004
Вступати до Євросоюзу буде важче. Нові умови для нових кандидатів на членство в ЄС будуть жорсткішими (BBC Ukrainian) 10/05/2004
Lonely Greek farmers take love bus abroad (Mail and Guardian) 10/05/2004
Goss Pick Withdraws From CIA Consideration [Michael V. Kostiw withdrew from consideration yesterday as CIA executive director, the third-ranking position at the agency, after it was publicly disclosed that he had resigned from the agency under pressure more than 20 years ago.] (Wash Post) 10/05/2004
ПАРЄ бачить недоліки. Представники ПАРЄ кажуть, що українські вибори можуть не відповідати стандартам тієї організації (BBC Ukrainian) 10/04/2004
Shed Light on Freedom [On my first day working for the American Anti-Slavery Group this summer, I found myself celebrating Ukrainian Independence Day...] (Tufts Daily) 10/04/2004
Former U.S. Ambassadors from Republican and Democratic Administrations Endorse Kerry [William G. Miller, Ambassador to Ukraine (1993-96)] (US Newswire/Yahoo) 10/04/2004
CIA's new number three withdraws following report of past misconduct [Michael Kostiw] (AFP/Yahoo) 10/04/2004
Senior CIA Appointee Withdraws Over Shoplifting [Michael Kostiw] (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/04/2004
Poland Leaders Aim to Pull Iraq Troops [ Separately, Ukrainian authorities released a letter in which Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Barham Salih asked the former Soviet republic not to withdraw its troops, saying the foreign forces were needed in Iraq to 'face the ongoing reality of global terrorism.'] (AP/Yahoo) 10/04/2004
Iraq asks Ukraine not to reduce peacekeeper numbers (Interfax) 10/04/2004
Pavlovskiy team squeezing open support to Yanukovych out of Putin, says Russian political scientist (Interfax) 10/04/2004
On this day: 2001 – A Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile brings down a Russian airliner over the Black Sea, killing all 78 people on board. (Advertiser) 10/04/2004
No. 3 CIA Pick Was Caught Shoplifting-US Paper [Michael Kostiw] (Reuters/Yahoo) 10/03/2004
Goss Choice Quit CIA In 1982 Under Fire [Michael Kostiw] (Wash Post) 10/03/2004
New director moves swiftly to put own team in at CIA [Michael Kostiw] (AFP/Yahoo) 10/03/2004
How foolish Khrushchev nearly started World War III [Book] (Wash Times) 10/03/2004
International Inquiry Calls for Council of Europe to Act Over Gongadze Case (IFJ) 10/01/2004
Ukrainian Americans urged to support H.R. 5102: Ukraine Democracy and Fair Elections Act of 2004 ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 10/01/2004
U.S. Calls on Ukraine to Make Election Fair, Transparent (USDOS) 10/01/2004
Ukraine's future on the line (Jane's Intelligence Digest) 10/01/2004
Vatican criticises Iraq war [Ukraine against refugee camps] (Straits Times) 10/01/2004
A look at Iraq war casualties as of Oct 01, 2004: 1059 members of the U.S. military (7032 wounded); Ukrainian: 9; Polish: 13; Iraqi civilians: 12976-15033. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 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
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