№15, (2010)

Recently the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine passed the bill “On Changes to the Law ‘On Children’s Food’” that sets tougher production standards for children’s food. From now on the manufacturers have no...

Continuation of The Day’s series started by the article “What kind of Ukraine do we love?” It happened so that I spent years and even decades speaking about this lasting, persisting subject. I...

Russian opposition demands Putin’s regime to be dismantledNo essential reforms are possible in Russia until Vladimir Putin has real power in the country. “The dismantling of Putin’s regime and...

This year Taras Shevchenko Prize laureates were ceremoniously awarded on March 9. Among them was The Day’s contributor Oxana Pachlovska. She was unable to attend the awarding ceremony because the new...

For the second day running we have been receiving good news from the 10th Paralympic Games in Vancouver. The contestants have already won 12 out 66 awards and Ukraine places second after Russia,...

To paraphrase a popular advertisement, you have dreams, while they have means to achieve them. Time is clocking away. Everything was done quickly and neatly. It took just three hours to form a...

Lutsk — This year the convent temple in Zymne is going to see an especially moving and solemn Easter Day service not only because of the feast that all Orthodox Christians celebrate. The church...

1910: The first issue of Ukrainsky holos comes off the presses in Canada. 1917: The Central Rada is formed in Kyiv as a representative body of the local Ukrainian civic organizations. 1917: The Pavlo...

“Make society healthy” is a joint project launched by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and the Klitschko Brothers Foundation and geared towards helping young and ambitious Ukrainians, who are anxious...

The Day’s photo exhibit has opened in Drahomanov National Pedagogical University. It offers 200 vivid photos as a present for teachers and students in the first days of spring, a present of fixed...

Odesa welcomed the other day Yevgeny Yasin, Russia’s ex-minister of economics in the Boris Yeltsin government. The economist arrived in his native city to establish “an intellectual environment and...

Bosnia’s future is becoming increasingly uncertain. An ethnic veto has long made the central government ineffective, and, most recently, Milorad Dodik, the leader of the Serb-controlled entity,...

BRATISLAVA — Slovakia is several years younger than independent Ukraine. After bidding farewell to the Czech Republic in 1993, it has shown considerable progress by joining the EU and NATO, something...

Recently a guest from Chicago visited Kyiv — Leonid Stonov, a famous human rights advocate, director of the International Bureau on Human Rights & Rule of Law in the countries of the former...

In order to plant flowers in your house’s yard, set up benches, or clean up near a lake or river, you shouldn’t wait for someone’s example. Some people act exactly this way. Natalia Trokhymovych from...