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  • Analysis: Polls split ex-USSR (BBC) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovych Resigns Post As Ukraine PM (AP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine PM resigns, Yushchenko to ring in New Year with Georgian leader (AFP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yanukovich resigns as prime minister, does not concede vote (AFX/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yanukovich resigns as prime minister (Reuters) 12/31/2004
  • Yanukovych quits as Ukraine PM (BBC News) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Greets 2005 at 'Orange Revolution' Square (Bloomberg) 12/31/2004
  • Georgia Leader Travels to Boost Yushchenko (AP/Yahoo) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine Looks to New Year for Pro-Western Political Course (VOA News) 12/31/2004
  • Analysis: Polls split ex-USSR (BBC News) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine Premier Loses Bid to Scuttle Vote (LA Times) 12/31/2004
  • Yushchenko moves one step closer to power (The Scotsman) 12/31/2004
  • Court clears last obstacle to Orange Revolution in Ukraine (The Times) 12/31/2004
  • 'Dysfunctional' economy is Yushchenko's first challenge (IH Tribune) 12/31/2004
  • Віктор Ющенко: «У нас не вистачить святої води, щоб очистити будівлю адміністрації президента від скоєних там гріхів» (Сільські вісті) 12/31/2004
  • Услід пройдешньому, або Помаранчева мить між минулим і майбутнім (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Інавгурація нації (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Замовлене самогубство (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Президент Грузії Михайло Саакашвілі: «31 грудня я обов'язково прилечу в Україну, щоб особисто потиснути переможцю руку» (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Без зовнішнього і внутрішнього рабства (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Дружина президента (Молодь України) 12/31/2004
  • Пес демократії мусить бути голодним (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/31/2004
  • Ukraine, Moldova abolish visa demands (UPI/Wash Times) 12/31/2004

  • Canada congratulates winner of Ukraine's presidential election (News.GC.ca) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's Kuchma may face murder rap (UPI/Wash Times) 12/30/2004
  • Хто стане наступним прем'єром України? (Deutsche Welle) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko prepares for inauguration as poll panel rejects Yanukovych appeal (CP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine: Interview with Borys Tarasiuk, Yushchenko's Foreign Policy Adviser (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • Murdered journalist returns to haunt defeated regime (The Times) 12/30/2004
  • Exporting the Ukraine Miracle. By Max Boot (LA Times) 12/30/2004
  • Why The Road West Will Be Rocky [Jan 10 2005 issue] (Business Week) 12/30/2004
  • Saakashvili Hails 2004 as a Huge Success, but Refrains to Comment on Failures (Civil Georgia) 12/30/2004
  • Editorial: Hope rises in Ukraine (Binghamton Press Sun&Bulletin) 12/30/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine's upturn / It's a new beginning for an embattled country (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko picks ally as next Ukrainian PM (UPI/Wash Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine's Opposition Shrugs Off Vote Challenge (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko outlines presidency goals [corruption, social policy, EU integration] (Interfax-Russia) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian government to be formed on quota principle - Yushchenko (Interfax-Moscow) 12/30/2004
  • Figel [Slovakia's EU Commissioner] congratulates Ukraine (Slovensko) 12/30/2004
  • Forging Political Alliances In The New Ukraine. By Jan Maksymiuk (RFE/RL) 12/30/2004
  • From Spring Hill, family ties reach Ukrainian leader (St. Petersburg Times (Florida)) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko poised to govern (Australia News) 12/30/2004
  • Tsunami Death Toll Rockets to 114,000 (AP/Yahoo) 12/30/2004
  • The truth will not be murdered: interview with Oleh Rybachuk, Yushchenko's chief of staff -/- Правду не вбити… SPECIAL (BRAMA) 12/30/2004
  • Questions for 2005 (Wash Post) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko Steps Out Presidentially; Rival Grumbles (NY Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukrainian Premier Files Election Complaint (Wash Post) 12/30/2004
  • Yushchenko may prosecute his opponents (Guardian) 12/30/2004
  • Likely Key Figures in a Yushchenko Presidency (AP/Moscow Times) 12/30/2004
  • Новорічна таємниця Ющенка (Львівська газета) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine will need western help in the coming cold peace (Financial Times) 12/30/2004
  • Ukraine accepts long wait in effort to join EU. By Tom Warner and Stefan Wagstyl (Financial Times) 12/30/2004
  • Яцек Саріуш-Вольський: Ви переконали свій народ, переконаєте й ЄС (День) 12/30/2004
  • 'Україна має велике майбутнє'. мова з Чарльзом Тенноком, депутатом Європейського парламенту (Львівська газета) 12/30/2004
  • Kiev protesters block cabinet meeting (The Scotsman) 12/30/2004
  • Чи зможе демократія закріпитися в Україні? (День) 12/30/2004

  • Juschtschenko und Putin: Zum Zweckbündnis verdammt (Der Spiegel) 12/29/2004
  • If Ukraine was not a nation before, it certainly has earned right to that status now (Cape Times) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian cabinet cancels meeting (BBC) 12/29/2004
  • Russia protests radio interference [Russia accused Ukraine of deliberately blocking radio broadcasts] (UPI/Wash Times) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko will renegotiate treaties (UPI/Wash Times) 12/29/2004
  • Schröder Congratulates Yushchenko, Invites Him to Germany (Germany Info) 12/29/2004
  • OSCE Congratulates Ukrainian People on Conduct of Election (USDOS) 12/29/2004
  • Yulia Tymoshenko to be named Ukrainian PM by Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • AUDIO: Yanukovich Refuses to Concede in Ukraine Election (NPR) 12/29/2004
  • Letter: Today, I am proud to be Ukrainian (BRAMA) 12/29/2004
  • Opponents force Ukraine premier to miss meeting (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Opinion: Ukraine euphoria (Salt Lake Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Soros group warns of Kazakh close (BBC) 12/29/2004
  • Soros Foundation charged with tax evasion [in Kazakhstan, $623,000] (IOL) 12/29/2004
  • Orange Revolution eyes Belarus (Globe and Mail) 12/29/2004
  • Революція шукає переможця (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Помаранчевi починають i перемагають (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Пора українського вибору: між революцією та реформою [Between Revolution and Reform] (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Із життя близькосхідних помаранчів (Критика) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian angst. Angry loser bids to keep his nation in Russia's shadow (Arizona Republic) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko lands new blow to rival (Daily Telegraph) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko plans to revise cooperation with Russia (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • US Prods Ukraine Courts to Uphold Yushchenko Win (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko's foreign policy won't be multi-sided - aide (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Thousands pay tribute to dead Ukrainian minister (Reuters/AlertNet) 12/29/2004
  • EU membership 'principal goal' for new Ukraine government - Yushchenko (AFX/Yahoo) 12/29/2004
  • Protests in Ukraine as PM refuses to concede (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Editorial: Ukraine/The Orange Revolution wins (Minneapolis Star Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Opinion: Rallying to Ukraine's cause (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine government cancels meeting amid protest (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko says inauguration may take place after Jan 10 (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Ukrainian Government Cancels Meeting Amid Protest (Wash Post) 12/29/2004
  • Yanukovych not planning to step down as PM (Interfax-Russia) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Premier Makes Last-Ditch Bid to Keep Power (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Government Holds Meeting Without PM (Reuters) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine Opposition Lifts Blockade of Govt Building After Session is Cancelled (Mosnews) 12/29/2004
  • Passion Led American on Road to Kiev. Chicago girl became a Reagan aide and dreamed of liberty for her family's homeland. Now she is poised to be Ukraine's first lady. [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (LA Times) 12/29/2004
  • Kuchma Pretended to Restore Yanukovych on His Position of Prime Minister (Maidan) 12/29/2004
  • Suburban couple remembers Ukraine's soon-to-be first lady [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (Chicago Daily Herald) 12/29/2004
  • Moscow refuses to accept poll results (Sydney Morning Herald) 12/29/2004
  • Tsunami Death Toll Rises to 76,700. Red Cross warned that the toll could eventually surpass 100,000 (Kewanee Star Courier) 12/29/2004
  • Vladimir Putin's paranoia is isolating Russia (IHT) 12/29/2004
  • Victor in Ukrainian Vote Urges New Protest (Wash Post) 12/29/2004
  • Yushchenko calls on supporters to block election challenge (Independent) 12/29/2004
  • Pressure mounts on Yanukovich to yield (Guardian) 12/29/2004
  • Violent deaths expose Ukraine's underside (Financial Times) 12/29/2004
  • Fraud minister 'suicide' probe (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • 'Я майже впевнений, що це було самогубство'. Розмова з Михайлом Бродським (Львівська газета) 12/29/2004
  • The secret to success in Ukraine (IH Tribune) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine: the wider challenge (Financial Times) 12/29/2004
  • Kiev's celebrations are not the end of things (The Scotsman) 12/29/2004
  • Ukraine poll victor promises to continue friendship with Russia (The Times) 12/29/2004
  • Moscow threat to Yushchenko victory (Daily Telegraph) 12/29/2004
  • Моя Революція: майже лист Президентові Ющенку (Україна молода) 12/29/2004
  • Кандидат від КПҐБ не буде капітулювати (Львівська газета) 12/29/2004

  • Europe has both moral and strategic reasons to reach out to Ukraine (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • From banker to revolutionary hero (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy triumphs in Ukraine (Freedom House) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko calls for blockade of Ukraine govt office (AFX/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Calls for Blockade of Govt. (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko reaches out to Russia as rival battles on (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko regrets Russian stance (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko regrets Russian stance (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko reaches out to Russia as rival battles on (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Calls for Blockade of Govt. (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • West greets victory for Yushchenko in Ukraine (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko calls for blockade of Ukraine govt office (AFX/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy triumphs in Ukraine (Freedom House) 12/28/2004
  • Viktor Victorious - it's official (BRAMA) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainians have won the right to choose their destiny. By Viktor Yushchenko [Financial Times] (Our Ukraine) 12/28/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine vote: final tally [Yushchenko - 51.99; Yanukovych - 44.19] (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine poll count complete -- Yushchenko wins (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's Viktor Yushchenko Declared Election Winner (Update1) (Bloomberg) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine PM, Urged to Accept Defeat, Returns to Work (Reuters) 12/28/2004
  • Canada congratulates Ukraine on election (AFP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Reform's victory, Ukraine's challenge. By Adrian Karatnycky (NY Post) 12/28/2004
  • Powell, White House Hail Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/28/2004
  • Op-Ed: An orange Christmas in Ukraine (Wash Times) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainian minister's death probed [Kyrpa was a key member of the ruling political clan] (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Commentary: Uncovering Ukraine's True Colors. The orange and the blue largely agree on where the nation should go (LA Times) 12/28/2004
  • West welcomes Ukraine poll result (BBC) 12/28/2004
  • Democracy finds a home in Ukraine (Boston Enterprise) 12/28/2004
  • Ukrainians have won the right to choose their destiny. By Viktor Yushchenko (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Viktor Yushchenko: The future of Ukraine depends on every one of us (Independent) 12/28/2004
  • Challenges for the Orange Revolution (Financial Times) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine to meet Russia as equal and strengthen ties to West (Independent) 12/28/2004
  • Lessons from Ukraine's realistic revolution (The Scotsman) 12/28/2004
  • Eastern Ukraine deflated by Yushchenko's victory (The Scotsman) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's presidential choice spells failure for Putin's political plans (Daily Telegraph) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine and the world. A former Soviet satellite is now the fulcrum of Eurasia (The Times) 12/28/2004
  • Orange challenges (Guardian) 12/28/2004
  • Ukraine's victor turns to healing (Guardian) 12/28/2004
  • A Pumpkin Roll in Ukraine, World (CS Monitor) 12/28/2004
  • Task for new Ukraine leader: unity (CS Monitor) 12/28/2004
  • Orange Revolution Can't Happen Here (Moscow Times) 12/28/2004
  • Beyond Ukraine, a grim picture (IH Tribune) 12/28/2004
  • Відлуння Майдану. Як вплинуть на СНД українські події? (День) 12/28/2004
  • Троянди — «помаранчам»: Саакашвілі першим із лідерів держав привітав Віктора Ющенка з перемогою (Україна молода) 12/28/2004

  • For some Ukrainian Jews, election means a different kind of identity (JTA) 12/27/2004
  • Analysis: Ukraine looks west (BBC News) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko's daunting future (UPI/Wash Times) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko's daunting future (UPI/Wash Times) 12/27/2004
  • Newshour: Power Struggle; Opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko declared victory Monday in Ukraine's presidential re-vote. (PBS) 12/27/2004
  • Secretary Colin L. Powell Briefing ['This is an historic moment for democracy in Ukraine. While the results of Sunday's election are not yet official, it appears that the Ukrainian people finally had an opportunity to choose freely their next president.'] (USDOS) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine Transport Minister Found Shot Dead (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainian Transport Minister Found Dead (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko Faces Obstacles in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine’s Yushchenko Declares Victory With 10% Lead (Mosnews) 12/27/2004
  • Top Russian electoral official does not question Ukrainian vote (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Opposition Win Could Open Ukraine for Investment (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine presidency (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Russian Liberal Nemtsov Hails Yushchenko Victory in Ukraine (Mosnews) 12/27/2004
  • Gorbachev sees stable Ukraine after opposition election win (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovich supporters in east, south of Ukraine angrily resigned over loss (AFX/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko wins Ukraine's presidency (Guardian) 12/27/2004
  • The diehard inhabitants of Kiev's tent city prepare to strike camp (Daily Telegraph) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine's Yushchenko Declares Victory [Dated Tuesday December 28, 1:18 AM, Asia] (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • US lawmakers hail Ukraine for commitment to fair vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • EU's Barroso welcomes Ukraine election result; sees'strengthened cooperation' (AFX/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Press savours Yushchenko win (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Pro-West Yushchenko wins Ukraine presidency in historic vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Powell Hails Result of Ukrainian Election (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Britain 'strongly welcomes' Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Will The Country Now Orient Itself Toward The West? By Jeremy Bransten (RFE/RL) 12/27/2004
  • From America With Love. Ukraine's new first lady knows what freedom really means [Kateryna Chumachenko Yushchenko] (Opinion Journal) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovych Vows Challenge in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Losing PM disputes Ukraine election (Reuters) 12/27/2004
  • Remarks on the Conference 'Ukraine's Choice' [UPDATED] AUDIO/FOTOS (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine election win challenged. Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych has refused to concede defeat (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Kiev’s Victory Carnival [Newsweek] (MSNBC) 12/27/2004
  • Russia's liberals hail Ukraine poll result (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • Spirit of compromise at fore for Yushchenko. By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • America must back Ukraine's struggle for democracy. By Hillary Rodham Clinton (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • Powell Hails Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/27/2004
  • Highlights from DC conference 'Ukraine's Choice' AUDIO/FOTOS (BRAMA) 12/27/2004
  • America must back Ukraine's struggle for democracy. By Hillary Rodham Clinton (Financial Times) 12/27/2004
  • 'Усі плани – в голові Ющенка'. Розмова з Олегом Рибачуком (Львівська газета) 12/27/2004
  • Yanukovich aide 'admits' defeat [AFP report] (Australia News) 12/27/2004
  • Russians rush to re-think Ukraine (BBC) 12/27/2004
  • Ukrainian green light for orange revolution (Daily Telegraph) 12/27/2004
  • Ukraine may join WTO in 2005 - former PM [Kinakh] (Interfax-Russia) 12/27/2004
  • Yushchenko will feel poison's effects for years (IHT) 12/27/2004
  • Energy needs forge Ukraine's link to Russia (IHT) 12/27/2004

  • Ukraine senses the future’s orange. By Askold Krushelnycky (Sunday Times) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko claims victory in Ukraine election (Globe and Mail) 12/26/2004
  • Orange celebration as Yushchenko claims 'clean' victory in Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Photo: Ukrainian Western-leaning opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko flashes a victory sign to supporters at Independence Square (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Viktor Yushchenko: Ukraine's contradictions incarnate (AFP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Ukraine's Voters Turn Out for Closely Watched Presidential Election Re-run (VOA) 12/26/2004
  • Exit Polls Give Yushchenko the Presidency (AP/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Yushchenko 'wins' Ukraine election [Polls show wide margins] (Reuters) 12/26/2004
  • Exit Poll Says Liberal Yushchenko Wins in Ukraine (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/26/2004
  • Liberal Poised to Win in Re-Run Ukraine Vote (Reuters) 12/26/2004
  • Russia looks at 'little brother' –and worries. By Anne Applebaum (Daily Telegraph) 12/26/2004
  • Uzbek Leader Scorns 'Revolutions' as Nation Votes [Uzbekistan voted Sunday in a election that featured only parties loyal to autocratic President Islam Karimov, who said he would not tolerate 'revolutions' such as those which shook Ukraine and Georgia.] (Reuters) 12/26/2004
  • Russia & Ukraine: The Putin factor (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) 12/26/2004

  • Saakashvili: Ukraine’s Right Choice to Help Georgia (Civil Georgia) 12/25/2004
  • Angry mood in eastern Ukraine (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • Le président de l'assemblée de l'Otan [Pierre Lellouche]: l'Ukraine dans l'UE avant la Turquie (AFP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Kuchma Lashes Out at Ukraine Candidates (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • U.S. Hopes for Fair Ukraine Election (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Russian spin doctors out of job after Ukraine's 'orange revolution' (AFP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine rivals welcome court ruling on eve of historic rerun vote (AP/Yahoo) 12/25/2004
  • Ukraine court annuls poll change (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • Letter: History Lesson [...both your author and your cartographer could use a little history and geography lesson in your otherwise fine article about Lviv, Ukraine] (Wash Post) 12/25/2004
  • Uzbeks voting in no-choice poll (BBC) 12/25/2004
  • Анатолій Кінах: «Після виборів має бути сформована влада абсолютно нової якості» (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/25/2004
  • Махатма Ющенко та Росія (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/25/2004
  • Три години з Володимиром Путіним (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/25/2004
  • Мукачеве — на круги своя (Дзеркало Тижня) 12/25/2004

  • US congressmen to monitor Ukraine poll rerun (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Tension mounts on eve of Ukraine vote, Putin vows no dirty tricks (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Telling the Truth About Ukraine (AIM) 12/24/2004
  • Ukraine vote might revive murder probe. The widow of journalist Georgy Gongadze hopes a new president will help solve a gruesome killing that some blame on the nation's current leader (Chicago Tribune) 12/24/2004
  • A FALL FROM FREEDOM. By ADRIAN KARATNYCKY (NY Post) 12/24/2004
  • The Ukranian Revolution (Boston Globe) 12/24/2004
  • The political winners who lost out (Financial Times) 12/24/2004
  • Ukrainian Media Asserts Independence but Risks Remain (HRW) 12/24/2004
  • Commentary: For the Ukraine, 'it is time' (Denver Post) 12/24/2004
  • Tension on eve of Ukraine vote, Putin vows no dirty tricks (AFP/Yahoo) 12/24/2004
  • Polish head rejects Putin attack (BBC) 12/24/2004
  • Пора українського вибору: між революцією та реформою. Матеріяли «круглого столу» в редакції часопису «Критика» [The time of Ukrainian choice: between revolution and reform] (Krytyka) 12/24/2004
  • Yushchenko vows warm Kremlin ties (UPI/Wash Times) 12/24/2004
  • [16] Norwegian election observers to Ukraine (Norway Post) 12/24/2004
  • National budget loses over UAH 2 bn for political crisis - Kuchma (Interfax-Moscow) 12/24/2004
  • Putin claims state's right to take back Yukos (Financial Times) 12/24/2004
  • Boyertown residents visit sister city Bohodukhiv (Pottstown Mercury) 12/24/2004
  • Meanwhile, Back in Chernobyl. Need a break from the Orange Revolution? Consider a tour of Chernobyl (Moscow Times) 12/24/2004

  • East warms to west as vote draws Ukrainians closer (The Times) 12/23/2004
  • Never trust a former Soviet agent, especially if he supplies your gas (The Times) 12/23/2004
  • Record scrutiny of Ukrainian poll (Guardian) 12/23/2004
  • Eyes and ears of election arrive in Kiev (Globe and Mail) 12/23/2004
  • A flood of Ukrainian memories (Globe and Mail) 12/23/2004
  • The power struggle in Ukraine and America’s strategy for global supremacy (World Socialist) 12/23/2004
  • Putin slams West over 'double standards' in Iraq and Ukraine (AFP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • Ukrainian foreign minister hopes Ukraine-Russia relations won't change (Interfax-Russia) 12/23/2004
  • Editorial: Build on interests, if not on values (Financial Times) 12/23/2004
  • Putin Asks Whether U.S. Seeking to Isolate Russia (Reuters) 12/23/2004
  • Putin: Is U.S Trying to Isolate Russia? (AP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • Putin sees Western poll intrigues (BBC) 12/23/2004
  • SBU Denies Role in Yushchenko Poisoning (AP/Yahoo) 12/23/2004
  • U.S. Can't Buy Revolution (Moscow Times) 12/23/2004
  • Blinded by Energy Interests? (Deutsche Welle) 12/23/2004
  • Putin Defends Reforms, Condemns 'Revolutions' (RFE/RL) 12/23/2004
  • Не дочекаєтесь! Чому Україна не розпадеться (День) 12/23/2004
  • Революція пішла на користь (Львівська газета) 12/23/2004

  • Russia will not leave Ukraine alone. By Bishop Paul Peter Jesep Op-Ed (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • [AUDIO] Marcy Kaptur and Dana Rohrabacher live interview about Ukraine political situation (BRAMA) 12/22/2004
  • Депутати Держдуми Росiї про сепаратистськi тенденцiї в Українi (VOA) 12/22/2004
  • Чи готує Кучма сценарiй для збереження себе при владi? (VOA) 12/22/2004
  • Yushchenko: Ukraine Vote May Be Disrupted (AP/Yahoo) 12/22/2004
  • [AUDIO] U.S. Adopts Cooperative Stance with Russia (NPR) 12/22/2004
  • Canadian observers arrive in Ukraine to monitor rerun election on Sunday (CP/Yahoo) 12/22/2004
  • An Exchange Over Ukraine (Front Page) 12/22/2004
  • Putin ready to work with Europe on Chechnya (Financial Times) 12/22/2004
  • The ‘orange revolution’: A color all its own. By Steven Lee Myers, The New York Times (IHT) 12/22/2004
  • Yushchenko eyes polls aftermath (Reuters) 12/22/2004
  • Yushchenko Raises Language Divide Issue (AP/Yahoo) 12/22/2004
  • Righting Wrongs in Ukraine [A solution might be to send (Kuchma) on a permanent holiday in Russia] (CS Monitor) 12/22/2004
  • Yushchenko ready to talk economic integration (Interfax-Russia) 12/22/2004
  • Ukraine separatists given Russian arms, warns opposition. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 12/22/2004
  • The danger of abandoning Ukraine. By Yegor Gaidar (Financial Times) 12/22/2004
  • Ukraine: East And West - Different Histories, One Future (RFE/RL) 12/22/2004
  • The Pentagon closes Jihad websites [...U.S. Defense Department has forced the Ukrainian host to shut them down 'to keep the Palestinian voice silent.'] (Al Jazeera) 12/22/2004
  • 2004 Chronology, August Through December (AP/Yahoo) 12/22/2004
  • Swiss boost aid for democracy in Ukraine (NZZ) 12/22/2004
  • Long trek to Ukraine poll. Eligible voters must head to Ontario (Edmonton Sun) 12/22/2004
  • Communists Say Stalin Is Better Than Putin (Moscow Times) 12/22/2004
  • Stalin better than Putin say Russia's reds (UPI/Wash Times) 12/22/2004
  • Putin: Russia can work with Yushchenko (UPI/Wash Times) 12/22/2004
  • Washington keeps close eye on Ukraine vote (AFP/Yahoo) 12/22/2004
  • The Kremlin's Dr Jekyll. Ukraine is a chance for Putin to relax his grip (Guardian) 12/22/2004
  • Georgian President Shakashvili's campaign against corruption (Eurasianet) 12/22/2004
  • Ukraine's fate after the vote. What if Ukraine's good guys win? By Jim Rosapepe (Wash Times) 12/22/2004
  • Vladimir Monroe and the Failure of Leadership (Globalist) 12/22/2004
  • Kremlin Is Too Fond of the Green Stuff. By Yulia Latynina [Russia once had laws - back in the days of Yaroslav the Wise, I believe.] (Moscow Times) 12/22/2004

  • 'Orange Revolution' - Break With The Past Or Historical Blip? (RFE/RL) 12/21/2004
  • Putin softens line on Ukraine (Reuters) 12/21/2004
  • Orange and Auschwitz. I was in a camp. . . . But I wasn't there as a guard. In fact, that's where I got my number. It's 154754. The Nazis gave it to me. By Bohdan Kaczor (Chicago Tribune) 12/21/2004
  • Commonwealth of Independent States turns 13 years on 21 December (Uz Report) 12/21/2004
  • The inevitability of change in Uzbekistan (Financial Times) 12/21/2004
  • A Cold Russian Winter for Investors (Business Week/Yahoo) 12/21/2004
  • Students, Not Spooks, Effect Regime Change (Moscow Times) 12/21/2004
  • Putin Agrees to Respect Ukraine Election Result (Update2) (Bloomberg) 12/21/2004
  • No evidence of foreign financing of electoral campaigns in Ukrainian election (Interfax-Moscow) 12/21/2004
  • Neither Yushchenko nor Yanukovych a problem for Russia - Putin (Interfax-Russia) 12/21/2004
  • 'Meddling' In Ukraine. Democracy is not an American plot. By Michael McFaul (Wash Post) 12/21/2004
  • Kyrgyz opposition urges Russia not to meddle in election (AP/Yahoo) 12/21/2004
  • Ukraine has been transformed by the political turmoil of recent months. If Viktor Yushchenko does win the presidency in next week's rerun election he faces huge challenges, write Stefan Wagstyland Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/21/2004
  • Dollars for Democracy?: U.S. Aid to Ukraine Challenged. By Joel Brinkley (NY Times) 12/21/2004
  • Yanukovich turns on Kuchma in anti-west outburst. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/21/2004
  • Putin Makes Abrupt Reversal on Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 12/21/2004
  • Bush May Take Tougher Line With Putin (AP/Yahoo) 12/21/2004
  • Viktor Yushchenko: Ukraine’s contradictions incarnate [Dated 12/22/04] (AFP/Manila Times) 12/21/2004
  • Russians Would Prefer Yanukovych In Ukraine (CPOD) 12/21/2004
  • Джеймс Шерр: «Система» не зникне 27 грудня... (День) 12/21/2004
  • Дорогу переможцям! Свіжий «помаранчевий» подих з України привідкрив двері до ЄС (Україна молода) 12/21/2004
  • Japan to send election monitors to Ukraine (Japan Today) 12/21/2004

  • Part Homegrown Uprising, Part Imported Production? (RFE/RL) 12/20/2004
  • A Tide Colored Orange (Transitions Online) 12/20/2004
  • U.S. unable to confirm Russia's compliance with weapons treaty (Knight Ridder) 12/20/2004
  • Bush wants stronger Russia ties (BBC) 12/20/2004
  • Bush Vows Close Ties to Putin Despite Concerns (Reuters) 12/20/2004
  • Ukraine's next leader likely to give more power to provinces. By Jan Cienski and Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/20/2004
  • Iraqi deaths likely to continue, says Bush (Guardian) 12/20/2004
  • Ukraine's Presidential Election Mixes International Politics and Poison [VOA] (Epoch Times) 12/20/2004
  • Gazpromism: The New Cold War [Yukos] (Rigzone) 12/20/2004
  • Ukraine and Europe: A shotgun wedding is bound to fail (IHT) 12/20/2004
  • Yushchenko scarring will probably get worse, says expert [will never recover his good looks] (Sunday Times) 12/20/2004
  • Bush defends Rumsfeld, acknowledges Iraq difficulties ['As you know, Vladimir Putin and I have got a good personal relationship. ... I intend to keep it that way,' Bush said.] (Reuters/AlertNet) 12/20/2004
  • Putin in Germany with focus on Ukraine vote re-run (AFP/Yahoo) 12/20/2004
  • Group Says Russia Now at 'Not Free' Status [Freedom House] (AP/Yahoo) 12/20/2004
  • Kyrgyz opposition threatens Ukraine-type protests if election fraud discovered (AP/Yahoo) 12/20/2004
  • Bush critical of Iraqi forces; stands by Rumsfeld (AFP/Yahoo) 12/20/2004

  • Mystery bidder snags jewel of Russia's Yukos as state dismantles oil firm (AFP/Yahoo) 12/19/2004
  • Russia's Yukos to lose crown jewel as state takes control of energy [NOTE: Chernomyrdin, Russia's Amb. to Ukraine, is connected to Gazprom which is poised to takeover Yukos assets. A major part of Gazprom's business is pipeline transport of oil. Is there a connection between the Ukraine (Odesa-Brody v. Brody-Odesa) pipeline deal and Chernomyrdin's interests?] (AFP/Yahoo) 12/19/2004
  • Head of Kazakh bank shot dead while hunting 'due to incautious use of firearms' [Three days ago Tatishev, 37, had unveiled during a visit to Russia TuranAlem's ambitious strategy to borrow $1.5 billion next year.] (Reuters) 12/19/2004
  • A Time for Diplomacy (Wash Post) 12/19/2004
  • Putin's Efforts at Home Falter on World Stage (NY Times) 12/19/2004
  • Can Ukraine model lead Iraq to democracy ? (SF Chronicle) 12/19/2004
  • American congressman no longer feels like isolating Mr Kuchma (Ukrayinska Pravda) 12/19/2004
  • Expect intimidation, Canucks told (Edmonton Sun) 12/19/2004
  • U.S. poured millions into Ukraine. But State Dept. denies trying to influence vote (SF Chronicle) 12/19/2004
  • City lights: U.S. politics not as rough as Ukraine's. Ed Kemmick (Billings Gazette) 12/19/2004
  • Democratic Nation-Building, Brick by Brick (LA Times) 12/19/2004

  • UN Reports Women Still Lag Behind Men 10 Years After Action Plan [...dramatic decrease in real wages, and an increase in unemployment in Moldova and in Ukraine...These women are exposed to violence and to forced prostitution. Over 100,000 women are being trafficked per year in CEE.] (VOA) 12/18/2004
  • Trafficking of women: the Balkan Red Road (Terrelibere) 12/18/2004
  • [AUDIO] Week in Review: Rumsfeld, Turkey, Ukraine (NPR) 12/18/2004
  • Ukraine Whole and Free. by Anders Åslund (From the December 27, 2004 issue: What I saw at the orange revolution.) (Weekly Standard) 12/18/2004
  • Ukraine sends peacekeepers to Golan Heights [AP] (Jerusalem Post) 12/18/2004
  • Canada will accept free Ukraine vote, Turner says (Globe and Mail) 12/18/2004
  • Ballot Printing Snafu Imperils Ukraine Election (LA Times) 12/18/2004
  • Yushchenko 'was given Vietnam War poison' (Daily Telegraph) 12/18/2004
  • U.S. seeks to deport accused Nazi Demjanjuk (Reuters/Yahoo) 12/18/2004
  • Globalist: Two paths to transformation in the U.S. and the EU (IHT) 12/18/2004

  • US moves to deport Ukranian born-Nazi death camp guard (AFP/Yahoo) 12/17/2004
  • В Україні з'явиться східне телебачення? (Без цензури) 12/17/2004
  • Time Magazine's 'Person of the Year': Brama's petition SPECIAL (BRAMA) 12/17/2004
  • Russia eyes energy card in new game of brinkmanship with West (AFX/Yahoo) 12/17/2004
  • Turner hopes Ukraine vote marks new democratic process (Globe and Mail) 12/17/2004
  • Ukraine election will be an example for the world, Turner says (CBC) 12/17/2004
  • Why 'Contain' Russia? By Eugene B. Rumer (Wash Post) 12/17/2004
  • The push for centralised control has public support but the president's 'strong Russia' stands on fragile foundations, writeStefan Wagstyl and Arkady Ostrovsky Ominous noises from the economic jungle (Financial Times) 12/17/2004
  • UN combats environmental threat in Eastern Bloc countries. Communities living near the Tisza river are still at high risk from floods and industry pollution incidents, according to a recent environmental assessment by a UN agency. (EDIE) 12/17/2004
  • Muslims Pray for Peace in Ukraine (RISU) 12/17/2004
  • Опозицiя можливо домагатиметься iмпiчменту Кучми (VOA) 12/17/2004
  • Roman Catholic Bishop Approves Parliament’s Ban on Human Cloning (RISU) 12/17/2004
  • Yushchenko charges Kuchma with reneging on firing of police chief (Ukrainian Journal) 12/17/2004
  • EU leaders eye 'enhanced' ties with Ukraine after presidential poll (AFX/Yahoo) 12/17/2004
  • Kyiv administration wants tent city transferred [Mayor Oleksandr Omelchenko has demanded that the participants in the opposition rally in the city remove their tents] (Interfax-Russia) 12/17/2004
  • The Media Thaw. By Marta Dyczok (WSJ) 12/17/2004
  • Russia's complicity in Yushchenko poisoning absurd - Federation Council speaker (Interfax-Russia) 12/17/2004
  • Yushchenko Poisoned With Pure TCDD [most harmful known form of dioxin] (AP/Yahoo) 12/17/2004
  • Ukrainian Premier Foresees New Crisis. Backers Would Block Defeat In Presidential Rerun, He Says. By Peter Finn ['Even if Mr. Yushchenko wins, he will never be a president of Ukraine,' Premier Viktor Yanukovych said in an interview yesterday.'] (Wash Post) 12/17/2004
  • Yanukovich says opponent won't take office (UPI/Wash Times) 12/17/2004
  • Report: French PR firm linked to poisoning (UPI/Wash Times) 12/17/2004
  • Warsaw residents knitting scarf for Ukraine opposition leader (AFP/Yahoo) 12/17/2004
  • EU rules out revision of pre-election Ukraine deal (EUobserver) 12/17/2004
  • Op-Ed: The Great Powers of Europe, Redefined. By Timothy Garton Ash (NY Times) 12/17/2004
  • A new round in poisonous game (CS Monitor) 12/17/2004
  • Baiting the Bear (Moscow Times) 12/17/2004
  • За десять днів до тріумфу: Віктор Ющенко дав «інтерв'ю у вузькому колі» представникам провідних українських видань, засвідчивши неминучість своєї перемоги на виборах (Україна молода) 12/17/2004
  • «Здоровий, спокійний і сповнений планів» (День) 12/17/2004

  • The $65m question (Guardian) 12/16/2004
  • Свободу не спинити! (Олесь Доній) (Українська правда) 12/16/2004
  • Автомарафон «Потяг дружби» побував в Одесi (VOA) 12/16/2004
  • Ukraine and Europe: a fatal attraction. The “orange revolution” in Ukraine is not the last of Europe’s post-1989 “velvet revolutions” but the first of the European Union-inspired revolutions of the 21st century, says Ivan Krastev. (Open Democracy) 12/16/2004
  • Найостаннiшi кадровi змiни, вiдставки в Українi (VOA) 12/16/2004
  • Senior Democrat on House Oversight Panel Demands Accounting for U.S. Government Funds Funneled to Back Yushchenko-Led 'Orange Revolution' in Ukraine, Despite Official White House Denials (PRNewswire/Yanukovych) 12/16/2004
  • Man who saved America now lives quiet life in Russia (San Luis Obispo Tribune) 12/16/2004
  • Ukrainian Opposition Leader Accuses Government Of 'Political Murder' (Boston Channel) 12/16/2004
  • Ukraine in Crisis, Could Face Disaster, PM Says (Reuters) 12/16/2004
  • The Orange Revolution: history making a people; people making history
    Помаранчева революція: історія, яка творить людей; люди, які творять історію Op-Ed
    (BRAMA) 12/16/2004
  • Saving a 'Cursed' Ukraine. By Yuri Andrukhovych Op-Ed (BRAMA) 12/16/2004
  • OSCE/ODIHR deploys large-scale election observation mission to monitor repeat voting in Ukraine (OSCE) 12/16/2004
  • Poisoned Ukraine contender can be treated [12/18/04 Issue] (New Scientist) 12/16/2004
  • Yanukovych cautions [international community and foreign political leaders] against splitting Ukrainian society (Interfax-Russia) 12/16/2004
  • Russian liberal [Yegor Gaidar] attacks Kremlin Ukraine stance. By Chrystia Freeland and Arkady Ostrovsky (Financial Times) 12/16/2004
  • Chernobyl cancer probe following train deaths (Budapest Sun) 12/16/2004
  • Nudging America Awake as a United Europe Takes the Stage (NYT) 12/16/2004
  • The Ukraine Reality Show (Moscow Times) 12/16/2004
  • Ukraine wants EU to upgrade new neighbourhood Action Plan (Euractiv) 12/16/2004
  • EU conservatives back Yushchenko in Ukraine poll (EUbusiness) 12/16/2004
  • Commentary: The United States stake in Ukraine (Wash Times) 12/16/2004
  • Yushchenko Sure Gov't Poisoned Him (AP/Yahoo) 12/16/2004
  • Why poison someone with dioxin? (Guardian) 12/16/2004
  • Going bananas in the Ukraine - flora and fruit revolutions of former USSR (Russia Journal) 12/16/2004
  • Yanukovich Stokes Backers' Fears (LA Times) 12/16/2004
  • Ukrainian Presidential Candidates To Debate On TV (RFE/RL) 12/16/2004
  • Протистояння в Одесi мiж прихильниками Януковича i Ющенка (VOA) 12/16/2004
  • On this day: 1997 – A Ukranian airliner with 70 people on board crashes in a mountainous area of Greece. There are no survivors. (Mercury-News) 12/16/2004
  • Special safety leaflets for diaspora workers [in UK...The new leaflets are published in Ukrainian.] (New Kerala) 12/16/2004
  • Yukos files for bankruptcy protection in Bush's backyard. Russian oil giant takes Kremlin fight to new heights in US (Guardian) 12/16/2004
  • Russia, Poland believe Ukraine should resolve crisis itself (Interfax-Russia) 12/16/2004
  • Dutch aide casts vote for Kiev opposition (IHT) 12/16/2004
  • Нова Рада (Львівська газета) 12/16/2004
  • До справи гідності: помаранчева революція очима одного з «батьків» польської «Солідарності» Збігнєва Буяка (Україна молода) 12/16/2004

  • Ukraine's Yushchenko plays down separatism fears (AFP/Yahoo) 12/15/2004
  • Микола Мельниченко про свої записи i ситуацiю в Українi (VOA) 12/15/2004
  • Польща вiдкидає звинувачення у втручаннi в українськi справи (VOA) 12/15/2004
  • Yukos lawyers petition US judge for injunction (AFP/Yahoo) 12/15/2004
  • Ukraine judges 'under pressure' to reverse ruling. By Tom Warner (Financial Times) 12/15/2004
  • Commentary: Ukraine: The end of telephone law? [Ecopravo-Lviv and the the rule of law in Ukraine][From 12/13/04] (Oregonian) 12/15/2004
  • Commentary: Bush and the Ukrainian election fiasco (Desert Dispatch) 12/15/2004
  • Foreign affairs: A Top 10 list of what went wrong in 2004 (Dan Simpson column) [No. 2 - The potentially fatal poisoning with dioxin of Ukrainian opposition candidate Viktor A. Yushchenko] (Toledo Blade) 12/15/2004
  • Reuters quote of the day, December 15 [on Chernobyl/Chornobyl - shut down on 12/15/2000] (Reuters/AlertNet) 12/15/2004
  • Brussels walks tightrope with Russia over Ukraine (New Zealand Herald) 12/15/2004
  • Yushchenko Has Historic Dioxin Level [6,000 times higher than normal...second highest ever recorded in human history] (AP/Yahoo) 12/15/2004
  • Russians’ view of Ukraine elections (Vladivostok News) 12/15/2004
  • Many Russians Hope For Orderly End To Ukraine Crisis (CPOD) 12/15/2004
  • Russia's Last Stand. By Anne Applebaum (Wash Post) 12/15/2004