№20, (2001)
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Inmates in Ukrainian penitentiaries are tortured, believes Nina Karpachova
According to the newly passed package of laws on the judicial system, in the immediate future all pretrial detention cells and all issues connected with those imprisoned in them will be under the...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Attempt to Earn a Living Ends in Tragedy
It is a five-bed ward at the Institute of Neurosurgery. Patients are transferred here after complicated surgery. One bed is occupied by an 18-year-old with big blue eyes and dark curly hair....
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Students start to use Internet for research work more frequently
Institutions of higher learning in Ukraine and abroad have recently ended their academic years, and we asked students to tell us how they use the Internet in their study. Turning primarily to Kiev-...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Insensitivity and Impotence
In 1993 I was doing some consulting here for the American Jewish Committee, and my late boss said, “You know, there are things in Ukraine important to the outside world, to the Jewish community in...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Those fond of debt privatization will need new ideas
A heavy, perhaps final blow has been dealt shadow privatization in Ukraine. On July 5 Verkhovna Rada almost unanimously passed a bill enforcing a moratorium on compulsory sales of public property to...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN UKRAINE: THE STORY BEHIND STATISTICS
Much has been said, written, and speculated in recent months about foreign investment in Ukraine — about who is investing and where they invest. Here are some facts: American companies continue to be...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Draft Small Tax Code Makes It Through First Reading
On July 5 Verkhovna Rada approved in its first reading the bill On Changing Some Laws of Ukraine on Tax Issues, the so-called little Tax Code. 238 deputies voted for it, and 96 against out of 406...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Berestechko: Divide between Medieval and Modern History
This year marks the 350th anniversary of the Battle of Berestechko between the Cossack and Poles (June 18-30, 1651), which certainly constituted a turning point in Ukraine’s history and East European...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Arbitration Court to Handle Information Conflicts
A new volunteer organization called the Information Arbitration Court was recently registered in Ukraine. This was very timely since its main objective is settling information disputes. And such...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
The way forward to special partnership
Four years ago almost to the day the NATO Heads of State and Government and President Kuchma signed the NATO-Ukraine Charter. How has this Special Partnership gone?
Since independence a decade...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Bruno Schulz’s Biography, Part of the Holocaust
The scandal following the export from Drohobych to Israel of frescoes of the famous Jewish writer and artist Bruno Schulz is gaining momentum. The Day ’s stringer Anatoly Vlasiuk reports from...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Prompted by Father and Assisted by Pope
Lviv’s Krushelnytska Opera and Ballet Theater hosted the international premiere of Myroslav Skoryk’s opera, Moses, coinciding with Pope John Paul II’s visit to Ukraine. Of course, the performance was...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
The Inimitable Kotorovych
“...Bohodar Kotorovych cannot be compared to any renowned violinist. He has an individuality and style of his own; he feels music in his special manner, almost flying up to the sky with the flow of...
10.07.2001 - 00:00
Russo-Ukrainian energy confrontation continues
Russia’s decision to levy the VAT on imports from Ukraine and Ukraine’s reciprocal move does not signal the start of a new trade war, President Kuchma said on July 3, noting that there are similar...