№17, (2001)
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Euphoria gives way to formally justifiable claims that require real efforts by Ukraine
The latest reports from the Council of Europe say that the next debate on the Ukrainian question has been postponed until the autumn session of its Parliamentary Assembly (PACE). This gives Ukraine...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Tiras: Ancient Polis on the Border of Civilizations
Ancient states founded by Greeks in the Northern Black Sea region played an important role in the development of peoples inhabiting what is now southern Ukraine. Close interaction between the Ancient...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Pentagon Makes First Contact
The visit by the US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to Ukraine was significant for a number of reasons. It was the first visit, essentially an exploritory one, of a high US administration...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Ruined Language Means Ruined Nation
I am not going to deliver lectures to the readers about the critical state of the Ukrainian language in both Ukraine and the diaspora. The threat is grave: if the Ukrainian language dies, so will the...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Emphasis shifted by change of accents
Both Ukrainian and foreign analysts agree that the political situation in Ukraine is stabilizing with the new premier, and that the political crisis, provoked, among other things, by the cassette...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
IS THIS GAME SERIOUS?
The signing of the NRU-UNR (Udovenko-Kostenko) unity declaration, at the Rukh convention on June 9, caused no public reverberations. Those who marched past Verkhovna Rada under both Rukh faction...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Election Bill Passed Awaits Veto
On June 7 Verkhovna Rada passed the bill On the Election of People’s Deputies of Ukraine by 289 votes, and two days later President Kuchma announced he would veto it on the grounds that it will limit...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Lidiya POPOVYCH: Ode to Borsch and Kvasha
The road to self-identification, to finding one’s place in society lies primarily through understanding one’s ethnic roots in our singular Ukrainian folk culture. Ukrainian folk cuisine is an...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Is it a good tradition to pressure Kyiv on the eve of gas talks in Moscow?
Yuri Komarov, a Gazprom board of directors member, said at a press conference on the Monday before last that the re-export of Russian gas from Ukraine to Poland could reach 1.5 billion cubic meters...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Barren Land, Or Some Facts About Preschool Education In Villages and Towns
According to agronomist Vasyl Lishchuk from Starokostiantyniv, he “taught one of his daughters to read at three years of age, his younger son at two, and his granddaughter Karina could read many...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Kinakh Looks European Union in the Eye
Almost immediately after being appointed prime minister, Anatoly Kinakh met the ambassadors of the European Union countries in Ukraine. This meeting, he said, was aimed “at a frank exchange of...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
If from Russia, better have an umbrella
Russian companies Sibur (controlled by Gazprom), Lukoil, Slavneft, Alfa Group, and UES Russia have announced their plans to expand their presence on the Ukrainian market recently. Most of these have...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Demand is for Arguments Not Fictions
Some half a year ago the bulk of domestic and foreign media did not pay much attention to Ukrainian politicians, and readers could learn much more about Russian, American, or Chinese leaders in...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Kwasniewski promises to convey them to the West regardless of parliamentary election results in Poland
Dnipropetrovsk has hosted a two-day Ukrainian-Polish economic forum under the patronage of both Presidents Leonid Kuchma of Poland and Aleksander Kwasniewski of Poland. Among the participants were 1,...
12.06.2001 - 00:00
Ukrainian Journalists Received By Compatriots
For five brief days the population of Rome increased by 26 persons after the arrival of that number of Ukrainian media people invited to familiarize themselves with the techniques of arrangements for...