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Photo: Ukrainian mothers of Soviet servicemen who perished during the war in Afghanistan, hold portraits of their sons at a meeting outside the parliament building in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/31/2005
Photo: Ukrainian veterans of the war in Afghanistan, led by the former Soviet Union, hold banners as they rally next to a wheel chair, artificial limbs and crutches outside Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers in Kiev, May 31, 2005. More than 2,000 members of the Ukrainian Union of Afghan war veterans from all over the country, rallied on Tuesday with demands to improve veterans' social welfare, Interfax-Ukraine news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/31/2005
Tymoshenko to meet with her Russian counterpart in Tiblisi on June 3 (Ukrainian Journal) 05/25/2005
Village life in Ukraine falling further behind in living standards and opportunities (FirsTnews) 05/25/2005
Photo: Soldiers from various nations lay flowers at a grave of Ukrainian soldiers, on Wednesday, May 25, 2005, at the Soviet section of Vienna's main cemetary. During a ceremony 18 Red Army soldiers from an Ukrainian unit, whose bodies were found at a construction site last year were given full military burials. It is the first time in more than 20 years that such a ceremony has been conducted. (AP/Yahoo) 05/25/2005
1st Turkey - Ukraine Friendship Festival Held (AP/Turkish Press) 05/25/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko admits mistakes in appointing some officials (CP/National Post) 05/25/2005
What Chance For Ukrainian 'Energy Independence'? (UNIAN) 05/24/2005
Rotten Orange. Political Marriage Between Yushenko and Timoshenko Is Cracked (Kommersant) 05/23/2005
Uzhgorod incident leaves confusion, injuries and many questions (FirsTnews) 05/23/2005
Jews and Cossacks Offer Their Hands in Friendship (FJC) 05/23/2005
Fuel crisis drags Yushchenko back into the fray of Ukraine's politics (Financial Times) 05/23/2005
EBRD offers financial aid to new Ukrainian government (AFP/Yahoo) 05/23/2005
Waste crackdown to cut Ukraine deficit-Yushchenko (Reuters) 05/22/2005
On this day: 1997 – Ukraine and Poland sign a reconciliation agreement to formally end conflict and put centuries of bloodshed behind them. (Sunday Times) 05/21/2005
Ex-Ukraine PM convictions halved (BBC) 05/21/2005
Many U.S. charges against top Ukrainian thrown out [Lazarenko] (Reuters) 05/21/2005
Ex-Ukraine leader seen getting decade in U.S. jail [Lazarenko] (Reuters) 05/21/2005
15 Convictions Against Lazarenko Dropped (AP/Yahoo) 05/21/2005
Bush Foresees Changes in Caucasus, Central Asia (Moscow Times) 05/20/2005
Photo: Viktor Yanukovich (R) former Ukrainian Prime Minister and leader of the Party of Regions, is greeted by his supporters during a meeting of opposition parties outside the parliament building in Kiev, May 19, 2005. About 5,000 activists protested against alleged political repression by Ukraine's new authorities against opposition, Interfax-Ukraine news agency reported. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Press Freedom Slipping Away in Much of Former Soviet Union (RFE/RL) 05/19/2005
Photo: A supporter of former Ukrainian Prime Minister and opposition party leader Viktor Yanukovich, breaks a fence in front of policemen guarding the Palace of Sports, during a rally against alleged political repression by Ukraine's new authorities in Kiev May 19, 2005. About 500 demonstrators made an attempt to enter Kiev's Palace of Sports but were stopped by police guarding the venue (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Photo: Supporters of Viktor Yanukovych, former Ukrainian Prime Minister and a losing candidate in last year's presidential vote, clash with riot police only hours ahead of the semifinals of the Eurovision Song Contest in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Photo: Supporters of Viktor Yanukovych, former Ukrainian Prime Minister and a losing candidate in last year's presidential vote, stand in front of riot police lines only hours ahead of the semifinals of the Eurovision Song Contest in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Photo: Supporters of former Ukrainian prime minister and an opposition party leader, Viktor Yanukovich, shout slogans through loud speakers during a rally against alleged political repression by Ukraine's new authorities, near the Palace of Sports, in Kie (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Photo: Ukrainian riot police stand in line in front of the supporters of Viktor Yanukovych, Ukraine's former Prime Minister and a losing candidate in the last year's presidential vote, only hours ahead of the semifinals of the Eurovision Song Contest in downtown Kiev, Thursday, May 19 2005. Yanukovych's supporters rallied demanding an end to what they describe as political persecution of the opposition by the authorities of President Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 05/19/2005
Yushchenko moves to end fuel row (BBC) 05/19/2005
Exchange of empires. Who will dare to fill the black holes being left by Russia's long retreat? (Guardian) 05/19/2005
Ukraine's Yushchenko blasts govt over fuel crisis (Reuters) 05/19/2005
GUAM [Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Moldova] to Change Name to 'Commonwealth of Democracy and Development' (Civil Georgia) 05/19/2005
Bush acknowledges problems in post-war Iraq (Reuters) 05/19/2005
US pledges to aid new democracies (BBC) 05/19/2005
Missing Kiev Statue Touches Off Frenzy [Sholom Aleichem] (Forward) 05/19/2005
Gul In Ukraine (Turkish Press) 05/18/2005
Bush admits spreading democracy will take time (AFP/Yahoo) 05/18/2005
Poles Upset by 'Stalinist' Take on History (AP/Yahoo) 05/18/2005
Living in a moldy home [Dated 5/17/05][In 1931, horses of some villages in Ukraine became ill and subsequently died...The disease was thought to occur in horses only, but in later years it was also reported in sheep, swine and calf. After a long investigation, it was found that the cause of death was straw infected with a mold toxin that is now known as Stachybotrys chartarum.] (Hollister Free Lance) 05/18/2005
Angry Poles to Send Putin Postcards With “Greetings for Putinocchio” (Mosnews) 05/18/2005
He's our sonofabitch. The west's support for the Uzbek regime exposes its destructive reliance on despots and tyrants (Guardian) 05/18/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (2nd L) looks at a protective uniform of an 'Alfa' special police unit officer during his visit to a training centre near Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/18/2005
Ó Êðàêîâ³ ïðîõîäèòü âèñòàâêà “Äí³ óêðà¿íñüêî¿ íàóêè â Ïîëüù³” (Óðÿäîâèé ïîðòàë) 05/18/2005
Tymoshenko sums up government’s first 100 days (FirsTnews) 05/18/2005
Betraying a Revolution. By Anders Aslund (Wash Post) 05/18/2005
Poroshenko adopts Primakov's concept for Transnistria settlement (Jamestown Foundation) 05/17/2005
Visegrad Group gives cautious advice on the pace of Ukrainian reforms (FirsTnews) 05/17/2005
Óêðà¿íà âñòóïèòü äî ÑÎÒ ùå öüîãî ðîêó? (VOA) 05/17/2005
Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine create inter-parliamentary assembly, joint battalion (Jamestown Foundation) 05/17/2005
US 'disturbed' by Uzbek violence [Ukrainian television crew that reached Andijan soon after the shooting reported seeing many bodies in the streets, and said many children had been killed.] (BBC) 05/17/2005
11 ñê³ôñüêèõ ïîõîâàíü â³ääàíî ó ïðèâàòí³ ðóêè ³ çíèùåíî (ÓͲÀÍ) 05/17/2005
Strangers at the Summit of Life. Russia has nothing to say to Europe (Kommersant) 05/17/2005
U.S. Reiterates Threat to Bring Iran Nuclear Issue Before UN [Russia took over the Bushehr contract after Ukraine pulled out of an agreement to supply turbines for the plant in 1998 because of pressure from the U.S. and Israel.] (Bloomberg) 05/17/2005
Yushchenko shares plans with the nation (Jamestown Foundation) 05/16/2005
Yushchenko wants visa-free Europe (Reuters/CNN) 05/16/2005
Interview -- 61 Years After Deportations, Crimean Tatar Leader Still Seeking Justice (RFE/RL) 05/16/2005
Polish Leader Urges Europe to Help East Become More Democratic (VOA) 05/16/2005
Abu Ghraib Whistleblower Wins JFK Award (AP/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Photo: Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko is seen on the video screen during the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award presentation at John F. Kennedy Library and Museum in Boston, Monday, May 16, 2005. Yushchenko received his award during his visit to the United States last April. (AP/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Pro-Kremlin Youth Group: Orange Revolution, Go Home! (Mosnews) 05/16/2005
Photo: Poland's President Alexander Kwasniewski, left, shakes hands with Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko during a group photo at the Council of Europe Summit in Warsaw (AP/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Ukrainian future lies in united Europe - Yushchenko (Interfax-Russia) 05/16/2005
Tiraspol backs Kyiv's settlement initiatives (Interfax-Russia) 05/16/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko gestures while answering a reporter's question during the Council of Europe Heads of State and Government Summit in Warsaw May 16, 2005. Sixty years after the end of World War Two, heads of state from 46 countries are meeting in Warsaw for a pan-European summit to define future priorities in a new political mandate for the Council of Europe. Yushchenko has promised leaders of the Council of Europe member countries that Ukrainian parliamentary elections in 2006 will be fair and transparent. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Photo: Austrian President Heinz Fischer meets his Ukrainian counterpart Viktor Yushchenko during the Council of Europe Heads of State and Government Summit in Warsaw (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Photo: (L-R) Austrian President Heinz Fischer, President of Serbia and Montenegro Svetozar Marovic, Prince Albert II of Monaco and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko pose for a group photograph during the Council of Europe Heads of State and Government Summit in Warsaw (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Photo: Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2ndR) talks to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk (R)... (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/16/2005
Leaders gather in Poland for Council of Europe 'unity' summit (AFP/Yahoo) 05/15/2005
Photo: A woman holds a poster of Ukrainian President Viktor Yuschenko during a concert in Warsaw (AP/Yahoo) 05/15/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls wave pro Viktor Yushchenko orange flags during a special concert in support of Ukraine's' EU ambitions in Warsaw (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/15/2005
Photo: Ukrainian girls wave their national flags during a special concert to support for Ukraine's' EU ambitions in Warsaw, May 15, 2005, prior to the Council of Europe meeting. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/15/2005
Photo: Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (L) and his Moldovian counterpart Vladimir Voronin sign an orange ribbon in support of Ukraine's' EU ambitions in Warsaw, May 15, 2005, prior to the Council of Europe meeting. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/15/2005
Uzbek Protesters Killed as Soldiers Attack [A human rights monitor said at least 200 people have been killed in the unrest.] (AP/Yahoo) 05/14/2005
U.S. Embassy Rejects Spying Allegations (AP/Yahoo) 05/14/2005
Êîíãðåñ ÑØÀ ñõâàëèâ äîäàòêîâó äîïîìîãó Óêðà¿íi (VOA) 05/13/2005
Îö³íêà ñòà äí³â íîâî¿ âëàäè â³ä ïðåçèäåíòà Þùåíêà (VOA) 05/13/2005
Violent Protests Break Out in Uzbekistan (AP/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko visits an exhibition marking his first 100 days in office (AP/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko gestures speaking at a news conference in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
In Ukraine, past is present (Cleveland Jewish News) 05/13/2005
[Toronto Mayor David] Miller kibitzes with Yushchenko during Kiev visit (Globe and Mail) 05/13/2005
Ohio's chief justice defends system. 'Shrill voices' criticizing American judiciary pose dangers, Moyer says [Ukraine Supreme Court Judge Oleksandr Potylchak] (Toledo Blade) 05/13/2005
Ó Ïðåçèäåíòà íå ñàéò, à ²íòåðíåò-ïðåäñòàâíèöòâî (ÓͲÀÍ) 05/13/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk (L) talks to his Swedish counterpart Laila Freivalds during their meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Photo: Ukranian visa broker Anatoli Barg is pictured at the regional court in Cologne May 13, 2005. Barg is accused, along with German insurance agent Heinz Martin Kuebler, of involvement in people trafficking into Germany from Ukraine in a case linked to a recent scandal over a lax visa policy instigated under German Foreign Minister Joshka Fischer. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Paris Club Agrees on Deal on Debt Buyback (AP/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Violent Protests Break Out in Uzbekistan (AP/Yahoo) 05/13/2005
Yushchenko pledges EU, Nato vote (BBC) 05/13/2005
Majority of Ukrainians Believe that President and Government Are Fighting Corruption – Poll (UNIAN) 05/13/2005
Payouts due for Prague victims. Victims of the 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia are to receive compensation from the Czech government. (BBC) 05/13/2005
The Chekists Will Save Us (Mosnews) 05/13/2005
Ukrainians Want Jews Probed on War Crimes (Forward) 05/13/2005
Êîíãðåñ ÑØÀ ñõâàëèâ äîäàòêîâó äîïîìîãó Óêðà¿íi (VOA) 05/12/2005
Berezovsky: French Police Raided Villa (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Yushchenko: Ukraine to Vote on EU Status (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: People gather to watch a live phone-in TV show featuring Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko, seen on a screen in the background, as they listen to fellow Ukrainians questioning Viktor Yushchenko during the show, in downtown Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, May 12, 2005. Viktor Yushchenko, speaking during the live, televised call-in show marking his first 100 days in office, said Thursday that he would let Ukrainians decide for themselves in plebiscites, if the former Soviet republic should seek membership in the European Union and NATO. (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: Masked protesters dressed in mock strait-jackets with placards reading: 'Anti-democrat' attend a rally of protest in central Donetsk, May 12, 2005. About a dozen protesters on Thursday staged an anti-governmental action called 'Ukraine without Yushchenko' in central Donetsk demanding freedom of speech. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko speaks to the media in Kiev, Ukraine, in this March 1, 2005 file photo. Viktor Yushchenko, speaking during a live, televised call-in show marking his first 100 days in office, urged Ukrainians to have patience with his new government, saying Thursday that three months in office isn't enough time to make sweeping changes. (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: An officer of the 7th mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces embraces his daughter after landing at the military ground of Kiev's Boryspil airport, May 12, 2005. A group of Ukrainian troops returned home on Thursday as Ukraine continues withdrawal of its peacekeeping contingent from Iraq. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (L) welcomes Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul during their meeting in Kiev, May 12, 2005. Gul arrived in Ukraine on a two-day official visit. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
World donors pledge more cash to make Chernobyl safe (Reuters) 05/12/2005
Georgia warns on bases, Russia threatens retaliation (AFP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Russia fears foreign Belarus plot [Foreign pro-democracy activists are secretly plotting revolution in Belarus, Russia's spy chief has said] (BBC) 05/12/2005
Russia Said to Uncover Spying by 4 Nations [United States, Britain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia]['Our opponents are steadily and persistently trying to weaken Russian influence in the Commonwealth of Independent States and the international arena as a whole,' Patrushev said. 'The latest events in Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan unambiguously confirm this.'] (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Photo: Russian soldiers march through Moscow's Red Square in a parade commemorating the end of World War II, May 9, 2005. Moscow's spy chief said on May 12, 2005 foreign intelligence services were planning uprisings on the lines of Ukraine's 'Orange Revolution' to further undermine Russian influence in the former Soviet Union. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Today in History - May 12 [In 1995, President Clinton, during a stopover in Ukraine, visited Babi Yar, the site where more than 30,000 Kiev Jews were massacred by the Nazis in 1941.] (AP/Yahoo) 05/12/2005
Parading Against Reconciliation. President Yushchenko’s initiative to reconcile Soviet veterans and veterans of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army has been repulsed, but the issue is likely to trouble future Victory Day celebrations. (Transitions Online) 05/12/2005
Chernobyl Shelter Fund: Commission announces additional €49 million (Europa) 05/12/2005
Chernobyl Pilot Soars Above His Obstacles (Moscow Times) 05/12/2005
Forward to VE Day. Our memory wars will never end, but a common future is possible (Guardian) 05/12/2005
Video interview Michel Duray, Director of the NATO Information and Documentation Center in Kyiv, Ukraine (NATO) 05/12/2005
²íòåðâ’þ Äèðåêòîðà Öåíòðó ³íôîðìàö³¿ òà äîêóìåíòàö³¿ ÍÀÒÎ â Óêðà¿í³ ̳øåëÿ Äþðå (NATO) 05/12/2005
Rebel Army Insurgents Might Be Likened to WW2 Veterans in Ukraine (Kommersant) 05/11/2005
New tent camp city for Eurovision with the flavor of the Orange Revolution (FirsTnews) 05/11/2005
Victory Was Theirs. How the world leaders were greeted in Moscow (Kommersant) 05/11/2005
Ðåàêöiÿ ÌÇÑ Óêðà¿íè íà çàÿâó êîìiñàðà ªÑ (VOA) 05/11/2005
Zvarych should resign (RFE/RL) 05/11/2005
Europe stages nuclear crisis test [Lessons of Chernobyl] (BBC) 05/11/2005
The cult of Genghis Khan [Russians not too keen on glorifying a man who burnt and plundered the cradle of Slav civilisation: Kiev.] (Independent) 05/11/2005
U.S. Democracy Aid for Ex-Soviet States Falls Despite Bush Call [ U.S. funding for Ukraine dropped from $140 million in 2003 to $97 million in 2004 to $80 million in 2005. Congress last week passed $60 million in one-time supplemental assistance...] (Bloomberg) 05/11/2005
Another look into Putin's soul (Berkshire Eagle) 05/11/2005
Ukraine Expects EU to Confirm Its Right for Membership (UNIAN) 05/11/2005
Cooling of Polish-Russian Relations Due to Poland's Major Involvement in Last Fall's Political Crisis in Ukraine (UNIAN) 05/11/2005
Opinion: Bush in Europe (Deutsche Welle) 05/11/2005
U.S. Needs To Continue Outreach To Oppressed, Official Says. Under Secretary [Paula] Dobriansky cites progress, challenges for democracy in address (USDOS) 05/10/2005
Trans-border Trans-Dniester (BBC) 05/10/2005
Former Soviet Republics - Growing Pains - Adrian Karatnycky on PBS NewsHour (PBS) 05/10/2005
Poles shun Bolshoi over 'slight' (BBC) 05/10/2005
Czech relations warm in the afterglow of the Orange Revolution (FirsTnews) 05/10/2005
G7 seeks Ukraine clarity on Chernobyl 'sarcophagus' (Reuters) 05/10/2005
Time for a Return to Yalta. By Mikheil Saakashvili (Wash Post) 05/10/2005
AUDIO: U.S.- Russia Relations [includes comments on Ukraine] (NPR/WBUR) 05/10/2005
Lest we forget, ‘trust but verify’ (JWR) 05/10/2005
CIS and Baltic countries celebrate World War II victory [In Ukraine, tens of thousands of people gathered in the country's capital to celebrate the event with fireworks and concerts] (Vietnam News Agency) 05/10/2005
Soviet flags fly as Russia remembers (Mail&Guardian) 05/10/2005
Russia, EU Strike Partnership Accord (AP/Yahoo) 05/10/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Borys Tarasyuk (L) greets his Czech Republic counterpart Cyril Svoboda during their meeting in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/10/2005
EU and Russia forge closer ties (BBC) 05/10/2005
Kuchma Visits Russia (RFE/RL) 05/10/2005
Thorny legacy of 'Soviet Man' [Dated 5/9/05] (BBC) 05/10/2005
U.N. assembly recalls Hitler and Stalin at ceremony [Russian, Ukrainian, Belarus soldiers praised; 1938 Munich Agreement, Stalin, and Hitler blasted by Poland's Foreign Minister Adam Daniel Rotfeld] (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/10/2005
Victory Day 2005 - Part 1 (FirsTnews) 05/09/2005
Victory Day 2005 - Part 2 (FirsTnews) 05/09/2005
Khmelnitsky arsenal fire suspected arson: Hrytsenko (FirsTnews) 05/09/2005
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) and his wife Lyudmila (R) greet Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on his arrival for the military parade in Moscow (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (arm raised) waves while Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (R) looks on as they walk with World War Two veterans (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (2nd L) and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (2nd R) toast vodka with World War Two veterans (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (R) waves as she walks with World War Two veterans (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (L) with his daughter Sofia (2nd L) and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko (R) walk with World War Two veterans (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Nothing Is Hate Speech When Directed Against Arabs [“Ukrainophobia”] (Arab News) 05/09/2005
Memorial Rises Amid Protest [why West Hollywood...would want to erect a memorial to Soviet soldiers] (LA Times) 05/09/2005
Odessa looks back on wayward past (BBC) 05/09/2005
Lenin landmark obscured during victory parade (Mail&Guardian) 05/09/2005
Hospital that diagnosed Yushchenko settles lawsuit filed by fired doctor (CP/National Post) 05/09/2005
For Victims Of Stalin's Deportations, War Lives On (RFE/RL) 05/09/2005
Bush has pride of place at Russian parade (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
World Leaders Honor Soviet WWII Sacrifice (AP/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Putin urges unity after summit flop (Guardian) 05/09/2005
Russia, Ukraine Argue About Future of CIS (Mosnews) 05/09/2005
VE Day Highlights Russia's Glory, Troubles (AP/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: U.S. President George W. Bush (R) walks with his wife Laura (2nd R) while Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (2nd L) talks to Turkmen President Saparmurat Niyazov (L) before a military parade in Red Square (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (C) reviews a military parade in Red Square...former President Boris Yeltsin (R) and his wife Naina (L) (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian woman holds a portrait of former Soviet dictator Stalin (AP/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: A historical enthusiast takes part in re-enactment of a World War Two battle near Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Photo: Ukrainian World War II veteran Alexander Geroev, left, sings as he takes part in a solemn march to mark the 60th anniversary of Victory Day in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/09/2005
Holocaust Victims Commemorated in Kyiv’s Babyn Yar (RISU) 05/09/2005
Photo: Leaders of Commonwealth of Independent States pose for a family picture in Moscow's President Hotel (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Ukraine Struggles With WWII Legacy (JTA/Baltimore Jewish Times) 05/08/2005
Bush: U.S. Had Hand in European Divisions (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Ukrainian president urges reforms in relations between ex-Soviet republics (AP/San Diego Union-Tribune) 05/08/2005
Odd mix of ex-Soviet rulers meet, some stay away (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Putin Urges Ex-Soviet Bloc to Preserve CIS (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Putin Questions NATO Enlargement (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Yushchenko crafts Victory Day compromise to please Moscow and Ukraine (Firstnews) 05/08/2005
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin, right, and Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko seen during their meeting in Moscow (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Photo: Left to right, actors playing Nazi and Soviet soldiers fights against each other in a dress rehearsal performance on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in the World War II, outside Ukraine's capital Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/08/2005
Photo: Ukraine's President Viktor Yushchenko (L) toasts World War II veterans after an award ceremony in Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/07/2005
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman begs for money in front of a communist poster in central Kiev (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/07/2005
Photo: Two elderly sisters Galina, left, and Maria Shchura carry a portrait of legendary Soviet marshal Georgiy Zhukov (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Photo: A woman, with many medals, carries an icon as she takes part in a religious procession in Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Photo: German shoemaker Georg Wessels (L) presents a pair of shoes to Ukraine's Leonid Stadnyk, who stands at a height of 2.53 metres (eight feet four inches) and may be considered the world's tallest living man (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Ukrainian Consulate responds to 'The good, the bad, and the ugly...' (BRAMA) 05/06/2005
White House Tries to Allay Russian Anger (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Controversy Follows Ukrainian Official [Roman Zvarych] (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Dubious dacha sale raises tricky questions over Ukrainians fleeing to Moscow (Financial Times) 05/06/2005
Ukraine Realizes Democratic Values, Without Tying Them with Entrance to EU or NATO – Top Deputy FM [Buteyko] (UNIAN) 05/06/2005
U.S. Concerned over Treatment of Ukrainian Detainees in Belarus (USDOS) 05/06/2005
How to help Yushchenko. By Jennifer Moroney and Taras Kuzio (IH Tribune) 05/06/2005
History shows this drive to the east could bring disaster. Denial of Russia's role in defeating Hitler feeds a dangerous mentality [Reichskommissar Erich Koch: 'If I find a Ukrainian who is worthy of sitting at the same table with me, I must have him shot'.] (Guardian) 05/06/2005
World War II -- 60 Years After: Mykola Lebed And The Ukrainian Partisan Army (RFE/RL) 05/06/2005
On May 9 Yushchenko to Take Part in Solemn Measures on Occasion of Victory Day in Moscow and Kyiv (UNIAN) 05/06/2005
9 òðàâíÿ Ïðåçèäåíò Óêðà¿íè â³çüìå ó÷àñòü â óðî÷èñòîñòÿõ ç íàãîäè äíÿ ïåðåìîãè ó Ìîñêâ³ é Êèºâ³ (Óêð³íôîðì) 05/06/2005
EU takes swipe at Russia in barbed Victory message [... the fall of the Berlin Wall, rather than Nazi Germany, was the 'end of dictatorship' in Europe...] (Reuters) 05/06/2005
Europe's 'last dictator' defies calls for change (Guardian) 05/06/2005
Trapped between Hitler and Stalin: East remembers the day Europe split in two (Independent) 05/06/2005
Putin Calls Josef Stalin a Tyrant (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Polish president slams Moscow for refusing to acknowledge Baltic occupation (AFP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Uzbekistan withdraws from group of former Soviet republics [GUUAM now GUAM: Georgia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Moldova; All five GUUAM members also belong to the CIS, a largely ineffectual body.] (AP/Yahoo) 05/06/2005
Kazakhstan shuts down opposition paper [ahead of a possible election in December] (Reuters/SD Tribune) 05/06/2005
TV interview prompts inquiry into SS soldier [83-year-old man who had admitted in a television interview that he took part in the shootings of Jews in Ukraine during World War Two] (Expatica) 05/05/2005
Ukrainian President Wants Border Compromise With Russia (RFE/RL) 05/05/2005
Ukraine factions still at odds 60 years on [Red Army v. World War II nationalist militias] (AFP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Russia: Cossack Revival Gathers Momentum (RFE/RL) 05/05/2005
Àìåðèêàíñüêèé êîíãðåñìåí ïðî Ðîñ³þ i Óêðà¿íó [Êðiñòîôåð Êîêñ] (VOA) 05/05/2005
Russia need not apologise to Baltics States: Putin (AFP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
A year on, EU's eastern frontier holds up (Reuters) 05/05/2005
Kyrgyzstan: Ethnic minorities say they face an uncertain future (Reuters/AlertNet) 05/05/2005
Photo: Ukrainian veterans march in Victory Day celebrations last year. Rancour between rival factions of World War II veterans in the Ukraine still boils... (AFP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Photo: Timofey Leonov, 88, communist and World War II veteran, smiles as he takes part in the communist rally outside of the Presidential building in downtown Kiev...Ukraine's Communists are protesting against the Ukrainian government's plans to give anti-Soviet partisans the same recognition offered to World War II veterans. (AP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Thousands in silent march to remember Holocaust (AFP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Photo: A young woman holds a torch in front of the Menorah monument at Babiy Yar square, during the minute of silence marking the annual Holocaust Remembrance Day in Kiev, May 5, 2005. Babiy Yar, the site where Nazis killed more than hundreds of thousands Jews, has become one of the most terrible symbols of the Holocaust in Ukraine. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Photo: An Ukrainian woman reacts as she sits at the railway tracks in the former Nazi death camp of Birkenau (Auschwitz II) (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Photo: A Jew stands near the Menora monument to the victims of the Nazi massacre of Jews at Babi Yar in Kiev, Ukraine, Thursday, May 5, 2005. About 300 people took part in a solemn ceremony to commemorate the victims of Holocaust. (AP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Spaghetti dinner to benefit orphans ['Hope for Ukraine'] (Salisbury Post) 05/05/2005
Bush: US seeks free election in Belarus (AFP/Yahoo) 05/05/2005
Yushchenko Assails Minsk on Jailings (AP/Moscow Times) 05/05/2005
Remarks of Caroline Kennedy at the 2005 Profile in Courage Award Presentation to Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko (April 5, 2005) -/- ³òàííÿ Êàðîë³íè Êåííåä³ (BRAMA) 05/05/2005
Remarks of Senator Edward M. Kennedy at the 2005 Profile in Courage Award Presentation to Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko (April 5, 2005) -/- ³òàííÿ Ñåíàòîðà Êåííåä³ (BRAMA) 05/05/2005
Address of President Viktor Yushchenko at the presentation of the Profile in Courage Award, John F. Kennedy Library, April 5, 2005 (BRAMA) 05/05/2005
US urges Russia to repudiate Nazi-Soviet pact [1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop] (AFP/Yahoo) 05/04/2005
Moscow plays down Soviet seizures (BBC) 05/04/2005
Photo: Ukrainian demonstrator shouts outside Belarussian embassy in Kiev, May 4, 2005. A few dozen youth protesters gathered outside the Belarussian embassy in Kiev on Wednesday demanding the release of their comrades recently detained during a rally in the Belarussian capital Minsk. (Reuters/Yahoo) 05/04/2005
No Thank You to Veterans (Moscow Times) 05/04/2005
Bush Plans to Visit Ex-Soviet Republics [not Ukraine] (AP/Yahoo) 05/04/2005
Still the Tyrant, Stalin Refuses to Be Wished Away (NY Times) 05/04/2005
Óêðà¿íà îñêàðæèòü ðiøåííÿ Ìiíñüêîãî ñóäó (VOA) 05/04/2005
Ó ÑØÀ ãîòîóþòü íîâîãî ïîñëà äëÿ Óêðà¿íè (VOA) 05/03/2005
Óêðà¿íöi çà åíåðãîíîñi¿ âæå ïëàòÿòü áiëüøå (VOA) 05/03/2005
Ñâîáîäà ñëîâà â Óêðà¿íi î÷èìà åêñïåðòiâ (VOA) 05/03/2005
Helsinki Commission leaders cite central role of media in building democracy (CSCE) 05/03/2005
«Ðåïîðòåðè áåç êîðäîíiâ» ïðî ñâîáîäó ïðåñè â Óêðà¿íi (VOA) 05/03/2005
Ïðîòåñòè ó çâ`ÿçêó iç çàòðèìàííÿì óêðà¿íöiâ ó Ìiíñüêó (VOA) 05/03/2005
Íîâà âëàäà ïðî îäíå iç ñâî¿õ ãîëîâíèõ äîñÿãíåíü (VOA) 05/03/2005
Ìèíóëè ïåðøi ñòî äíiâ ïðåçèäåíòñòâà Þùåíêà (VOA) 05/03/2005
United States Celebrates World Press Freedom Day May 3 [In Ukraine, the courage of journalists who rejected attempts by the previous regime to manipulate reports about the presidential election helped launch the Orange Revolution and led directly to the country's democratic breakthrough.] (USDOS) 05/03/2005
Ukraine’s Viktor Yushchenko Marks First 100 Days of Presidency (Mosnews) 05/03/2005
Yushchenko marks first 100 days (BBC) 05/03/2005
Media hail Ukraine leader's 100 days (BBC) 05/03/2005
Viktor Yushchenko marks first 100 days as Ukraine's president (CP/National Post) 05/03/2005
Jaruzelski recalls Honecker's 'disgusting' kisses (Reuters) 05/03/2005
Huge march at Auschwitz death camp to remember victims of Holocaust (AFP/Yahoo) 05/03/2005
Hitler's nurse describes last days in Berlin bunker (Expatica) 05/03/2005
Chamber judgments concerning Ukraine (ECHR) 05/03/2005
Tensions Between Minsk And Kyiv Over Jailed Ukrainians (RFE/RL) 05/03/2005
Stalin Has Foot Back on the Pedestal [Dated 5/1/05] (LA Times) 05/03/2005
Hero, monster, money spinner: Stalin resurrects in modern Russia (AFP/Yahoo) 05/03/2005
Ex-Times Sq. Restaurateur to Be Deported [Jack Reimer, ethnic German, born in Ukraine] (AP/Yahoo) 05/02/2005
Putting a face to a victim: the World War II identity hunter (AFP/Yahoo) 05/02/2005
Problems persist despite Yushchenko's success (AFP/IOL) 05/02/2005
FSB Hoping To Put Revolution On Hold? (RFE/RL) 05/02/2005
Russians Mark May Day with Protests Against Government (VOA) 05/01/2005
Aspects of Europe's Mind [May 9 issue] (Newsweek) 05/01/2005
Walesa says he averted Ukraine clashes (Guardian) 05/01/2005
Photo: Communists and their supporters celebrate May Day in downtown Kiev (AP/Yahoo) 05/01/2005
How to Handle Russia? [May 9 issue] (Newsweek) 05/01/2005
The Problem With Putin [May 9 issue] (Newsweek) 05/01/2005
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