Where there is no law, but every man does what is right in his own eyes, there is the least of real liberty
Henry M. Robert

№15, (2001)

22.05.2001 - 00:00

QUESTION OF THE DAY

Valentyn NETUDYKHATA, culture studies specialist: “In my opinion, Europe begins with national mentality. In this respect, Ukrainians differ from other Europeans (Germans, Frenchmen, Englishmen,...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Did the Red Army And UPA Have a Common Enemy?

Now, 56 years after the end of World War II, events of that stormy period remain subject to numerous scholarly historical studies. One of the most pressing issues drawing debate on the pages of quite...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Tax authorities focus on Naftohaz Ukrayiny

The Naftohaz Ukrayiny National Joint Stock Company (do not let the name fool you: the state owns it, but it takes stock in “private” companies; could we call this de-privatization?) intends to...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

1500 New Bureaucrats

The Ukrainian government extended the personnel limit of ministries, other central executive bodies, and their subordinate regional bodies of government by 1452 persons. The personnel limit was among...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Rukh leaders believe a broad Yushchenko election coalition is still possible

In light of the latest Rukh congress, regarded by many as a conservative victory within the popular movement, and Viktor Pynzenyk’s statement about a congress unifying Reforms and Order (PRP) and...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

HENCEFORTH TYMOSHENKO WILL ADVERTISE HERSELF

On May 15, the Supreme Court board has confirmed the ruling by the Pechersk District Court freeing Yuliya Tymoshenko from jail. Let it be recalled that (according to the Prosecutor General’s Office)...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Premier Struggle: The Right Do Not Want to and the Left Are Not Invited

The premier’s candidacy, agreed among Verkhovna Rada factions, could be submitted today. Or maybe not, as many point out ambiguously that the new premier could be appointed “before the end of the...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Will New Deputies be Elected the Old Way?

It is always interesting to watch our people’s deputies in Verkhovna Rada deal with matters relating to lawgivers. One such matter is the bill on proportional parliamentary elections vetoed by the...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Horror Stories from the Left

May 17 witnessed several simultaneous actions of protest staged in front of Verkhovna Rada. Some 200 members of the All-Ukrainian Union of Workers, Communist Party, and Zubr Association gathered in...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

This week in history

May 22: 1861. Taras Shevchenko’s body was reburied at the Chernecha (Monk’s) Hill in Kaniv. 1940. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR ratified a decision on establishing insignia for...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Russia systematically limits market access of Ukrainian goods

The already customary pipe and confectionery fronts in the Russo- Ukrainian trade war have now been supplemented with salt. This fully meets the forecasts of some Ukrainian experts who claim that we...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Takes Residence in Kyiv

On May 13 the head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, Cardinal Liubomyr Huzar, consecrated the construction of a new cathedral. The residence of the UGCC is to be in Kyiv. This event was...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Bankruptcy of state enterprises has become a variety of shadow privatization

Three consecutive scandals in the past month over the debt recovery privatization of state-run enterprises has forced this country’s leadership to deal with this problem. President Leonid Kuchma has...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

Gongadze Case Remains Open for The Prosecutor General’s Office And Council of Europe

It appears that any attempt to put a full stop in the case of the murdered journalist Heorhy Gongadze ends up with this full stop turning into a question mark. Last Tuesday, Ukrainian Minister of...
22.05.2001 - 00:00

A Word on Language

Ukraine has been unlucky in its modern history, having gone through such traumas as a ban on its very language in the late nineteenth century, three manmade famines in the twentieth, the destruction...

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