№1, (2010)

Professor at the La Sapienza University of Rome, a leading research fellow at Ukraine’s Shevchenko Institute of Literature, and one of the most brilliant contributors to Den, Oxana PACHLOVSKA...

Chernivtsi – It has already become a good tradition with our fellow countrymen to come to the tiny Bukovynian town of Vashkivtsi for Christmas and New Year holidays to see the traditional Malanka...

1652: Cossack envoys led by Colonel Ivan Iskra leave Chyhyryn for Moscow to sign a treaty with Muscovy. 1906: Ukraine’s first revolution-oriented satirical magazine Shershen starts being published in...

On Jan.14. 2009, Den carried an article entitled “The Day of Vasyl” that informed the readers about the Donetsk student campaign and its objective. After that Den embarked on a broad-scale...

Peresopnytsia Gospel returnsThe Peresopnytsia Gospel, one of the most significant manuscriptal specimens of the old Ukrainian literature and art, is returning to the place where it was created. A...

The idea to create Ukraine’s first biblical garden belongs to the younger sister of Volodymyr Ivasiuk, Oksana Ivasiuk (assistant professor at the Ukrainian Literature Department, Fedkovych University...

Vasyl Symonenko was one of the most prominent Ukrainian poets of the Sixtiers. His life, as well as that of many other conscious and conscientious people of that generation, ended abruptly and...

Last morning an explosion occurred in the Luhansk City Hospital no. 7. It is assumed that the oxygen cylinders went out, which caused the blast. Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who came to the place...

Despite all those ritual oaths of allegiance to democracy in Ukraine (one is reminded of Sir Winston Churchill's words: "Democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that...

Tony Gatlif is one of the Europe’s most original film directors. An Algerian-born resident of France, he is, above all, the most celebrated Roma movie maker. Although succinct and almost without a...

In their letters, Den/The Day readers always prove their journalist-style power of observation and the ability to catch and interpret crucial details. This ability is important for those who work...

Ukraine held a presidential election last Sunday, which many people in the world regard as important as the 2004 elections that resulted in the Orange Revolution and thus brought Ukrainians the...

Andrei and Marina Tarkovsky were born into a family of litterateurs – the well-known poet and translator Arseny Tarkovsky and scarcely known writer Maria Vishniakova. Tarkovsky Sr. left the family...

The first round of the Ukrainian presidential election predictably ended with two leaders: ex-Premier Viktor Yanukovych and the incumbent Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko. The runoff, most...

The Winter Olympic Games, to be held in Vancouver, Canada, on February 12 to 28, are about a month away. Our athletes still have some time to fill the remaining Olympic vacancies and receive...