№28, (2001)
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The USSR Collapsed in 1991; Will the US Survive 2002?
Any history student knows that there are no lasting empires; each emerges, reaches maturity, even glory, and then invariably falls apart.
Prof. Samuel P. Huntington noted that every continent (...
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Ukraine Prepares for Surge of Afghan Refugees
President Leonid Kuchma is not excluding the possibility of Ukraine giving humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, yet believes it not expedient. “They can manage without us,” he stated in an October 10...
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Bush Thanks Ukraine
Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma received a letter from American President George Bush the Younger expressing his gratitude for the support and promising to study Ukraine’s offers to help with...
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Insuring a single plane could cost Ukraine one tenth of its budget
In the wake of a decision by major international insurance companies taken after the terrorists attacks on the US to reduce their liabilities for aviation risks to $50 million, Ukrainian airlines are...
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In the shadow economy, abroad, or vegetable gardens
“After a long period of crisis the labor market has recently shown some stabilization and gradual growth of public employment,” Ivan Sakhan, Minister of Labor and Social Policies, told the Ukrainian...
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300 Million Hryvnia Mistake
The personal income tax currently levied on the Ukrainian citizenry is computed using a scale other than that prescribed by the law, meaning that every month the Ukrainian taxpayers part with UAH 283...
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Yevhen MARCHUK : “It hurts me as a Ukrainian citizen to say this”
On October 12 Ukrainian Security and Defense Council Secretary Yevhen Marchuk said in Sochi, “Relying on the conclusions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine which took part in the work of the Russian...
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Terrorism Has Also Touched Us Such sentiments prevail at the Crimean state aviation enterprise, whose helicopter was shot down in Abkhazia
The Head of the Security Council of the UN presented its condolences to the government of Ukraine and the families of the three Ukrainian citizens, crewmembers of the Mi-8 helicopter, which was...
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Antiglobalization On a Local Scale
On October 9, representatives of Ukraine’s so-called Antiglobalist Front, a non-governmental organization, joined by so-called national Bolsheviks, picketed the US Embassy in Kyiv. The demonstrators...
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Problems of Economic Growth
We view Ukraine’s perspective in terms of at least 6 to 7% permanent economic growth contingent on the creation by the state of the appropriate economic environment. Not merely tax breaks for the...
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Is Pax Americana Doomed?
“I don’t like what you say, but I will fight to the death for your right to say it.” This phrase perhaps best sums up the classic American credo that is now embraced by virtually all the West’s...
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While cabinet ponders a concept for state property, the property slips away
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a Concept of State Property Management. According to this document, the financial plans of enterprises are subject to government control and the government will...
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Awareness of Misery
From now on poverty will be fought at the highest official level, precisely by launching a comprehensive national program aimed at securing the “Strategy to Overcome Poverty” adopted by the president...
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It seems that what has finally united us is our shame
Ten days ago, the announcement of the crash of a Tu-154 airliner en route from Tel-Aviv to Novosibirsk simultaneously with a Ukrainian air defense live-fire exercise in Crimea, alarmed many of us....
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“We want to remain Germans but live in Ukraine, our second fatherland,” says Volodymyr RENPENING, Deputy Chairman of the Crimean Nationalities Committee
October 12-14 saw the Second Congress of Ukrainian Germans represented by German communities from all this country’s regions. Ukraine’s largest German diaspora lives in the Crimea. The German...