№23, (2003)
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Milestones of the Venice Biennale
Everybody belonging to the world of the arts strives to get to the Venice Biennale, which has been held for over a century. Some crave world fame, other do not want to miss new stars appearing on the...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Ukraine risks being barred from the US steel market
The EU has scored another victory in its trade war with the US. The WTO has recently found the prohibitive steel import duties introduced by Washington in March 2002 to be unjustified. “This decision...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
“Our children must build a country where no one is jailed for their convictions”
“There are people who have served terrible terms of imprisonment during our lifetime because they championed some freedom. What makes it all so tragic is that when we suddenly had that freedom it...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Question of <I>The Day</I>
Ukraine has proclaimed a course toward integration into the European Union and NATO, the two elite clubs. What exactly will the next president have to do to achieve this goal?
Volodymyr...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Ukraine’s Ambassador to Great Britain Ihor MITIUKOV: “Foreign capital will come if we learn to work seriously”
The Embassy of Ukraine in Great Britain is being restructured. A new unit is being established to attract investment to this country and seek Western partners for private businesses. Ambassador Ihor...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Osyp Makovei in the mirror of his epoch
By all accounts, the true price of a nation’s cultural heritage reveals itself not only in its highest achievements, not only in the creative work of titans of its national spirit who are acclaimed...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Idealists from Pryluky
On July 8, The Day published a report about a conference of readers in Pryluky dedicated to our Ukraine Incognita book. Recall that it was organized by the Yakovchenko National and Cultural...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Glasses of Champagne Smashed Again
Sudak and Novy Svit, small resort towns in the Crimea, hosted the third Chaliapin Opera Festival, unique in form and on an unprecedented scale.
Our insane world, dominated by popular culture,...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Nuclear Cycle: Who Will Fund It?
The Fuel and Energy Ministry has given a new push to the forgotten idea to create a nuclear fuel production cycle in Ukraine. The ministry collegium has endorsed the preliminary steps to be taken...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Freedom, Security, And Terrorism
America currently finds itself in the midst of a confused search for a central principle around which to organize its foreign and defense policies. For over forty years, until the collapse of the...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Proof or Dogma?
Famous Moscow television host Vladimir Pozner recently incurred the righteous wrath of some Russian Orthodox circles, which could eventually lead to a court action. The reason is the interview Mr....
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Truth Is a Nuisance. To Whom and Why?
The Ministry of the Economy has published an inflation forecast for the remainder of this year. The government expects the consumer price index growth for the twelve months not to exceed 6-8%. It...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
What frightened you most when you were a child and what does now?
Olha KLINHENBERG, film critic:
“You might think that I’m engaging in irony, but my biggest fear as a child was that I’d never became a young pioneer-hero. Valya Kotyk and Marat Kazei [young...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
Keeping Secrets
On July 18 Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frontieres), a Paris-based internationally respected organization dedicated with defending freedom of the press, issued a press release on a law...
22.07.2003 - 00:00
“There is no system, hence no results”
On July 15, President Leonid Kuchma summed up economic and political results for the first half of the year during his traditional meeting with reporters at the Presidential Administration press...