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

№19, (2003)

10.06.2003 - 00:00

Beauty Can Exist Without the Sea

A one-woman show by Simferopol-based painter Tetiana Shevchenko opened at the Aquarelle [Watercolor] gallery. The exhibition is titled My Crimea and consists of pastel drawings. Tetiana...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Exchange of Letters on the Freedom of Expression

Members of Ukraine’s Association of Workers in the Mass Media have addressed an open letter to Dennis MacShane, Great Britain’s Minister for Europe, stating their concern about “blackmail and threats...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

History as Exhumation

As I sat at the press conference at Kyiv Memorial between Yuri Shapoval and Volodymyr Serhiychuk, two scholars who have done so much to document the Holodomor, what we in the West called the Great...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Grassroots want to more actively participate in political decision-making

The Day has already published comments of sociologists on the results of a public opinion poll about the necessity of and nationwide debate over constitutional reform. It will be recalled that almost...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Ahead of Moscow to WTO

Ukraine does not intend to synchronize its WTO entry with that of Russia, First Vice Premier Mykola Azarov said in an interview with the BBC Ukrainian service. Perhaps this marks the end of the...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Without receiving anything promised them by authorities, people return to their contaminated native land

After the Chornobyl disaster, residents of Obikhody, a village in Zhytomyr oblast, were evacuated and settled in Nemyriv district, Vinnytsia oblast. They named their settlement in Podillia Novi...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Inflation in 2003: Cancer or Growth Serum?

Is it bad or, conversely, good that, embarking on the process of forming the budget for 2004, the government is following a conservative scenario as a basis for planning budget items for 2004? This...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Russophilism in Western Ukraine

The most painful and difficult question in the building of any nation is Who are we and what do we do about them? Perhaps the greatest historical success of the Ukrainian national movement is that...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Together But To Each His Own

August 18-21 will mark a major event. For the first time Ukraine will host the Eighth World Congress of Ukrainians. The Ukrainian diaspora of some twenty million from over twenty countries the world...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Oleh Krysa Opens His Fund in Kyiv

Prof. Oleh Krysa ranks with the world’s leading violinists, he is Meritorious Artist of Ukraine. After finishing a ten-grade music school in Lviv, he studied at the Moscow Conservatory under the...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Children Write to God

This is the name of a project recently started at www.maidan.org.ua. Its authors confess that the idea came to them after reading similar book by Stewart Hampley, a collection of funny excerpts from...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Shepherds and Their Flocks Leave for Mountain Pastures

By old tradition, when the spring meets summer, the Hutsuls (Carpathian Mountain highlanders — Ed.) noisily celebrate the beginning of a new work season: they see off shepherds and their flocks to...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

The prominent violist will sponsor a Ukrainian-language book on himself

Lviv residents have been presented with Iryna Chernova- Stroy’s book Facets of a Talent dedicated to the most outstanding violist of our time. The presentation held at the Potocki Palace lounge was...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Contest for Vacations

A contest of youth programs has ended in Rivne conducted by the city fathers to select projects designed to organize civilized recreation for the city’s young people. Unfortunately, due to the lack...
10.06.2003 - 00:00

Cossack Mamai on a Shawl

A new exhibition opened at the Obolon Children’s Arts Academy bears a romantic title, Bells of the Apple Trees, a one-woman show by artist Liudmyla Vnuchkova presenting her designs of gowns, scarves...

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