№29, (2002)
01.10.2002 - 00:00
120 years of “life” after the prominent physician’s death – the only such case in world science
No country with an embalmed body of its leader (e.g., Lenin, Ho Chi Minh, or Kim Il Sung) can boast such a long period of effectively preserving a human body after death as Ukraine. The remains of a...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Pipe Debate Enters Polish Phase
Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski said he would seriously examine the criticism of his government’s stand on cooperation with Ukraine in the project to build the Odesa-Brody-Gdansk pipeline....
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Ihor YUSHKO: “The financial intelligence service will not be another force structure”
“In what mood is the Ministry of Finance preparing for the next FATF session?”
“October 7-11 FATF will consider the question of Ukraine, because our country is on the well-known list of the...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Politicians “Support” Orthodoxy before Elections
A couple of weeks ago, www.versii.com carried an interview with People’s Deputy Andriy Derkach, recorded by an Ortodoks journalist. From the story emerges a lofty figure; Mr. Derkach appears totally...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Insurance Medicine: Favored by All Except Legislation
The bill on universal compulsory social medical insurance rates a special endurance award – or rather its authors do. Its long-suffering history beats even the constitution and the criminal code. The...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
says Dr. Borys Hudziak, rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University
“There are nine hundred Catholic universities across the world, but these institutions do not seem to have exhausted the potential of the overall paradigm of a Catholic university. We ought to...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
“Neither skepticism nor gullibility know borders
An international conference took place in Kyiv, Education and the Family in Postcommunist Societies, arranged by a number of organizations, including the Kyiv Pecherska Lavra Monastery of the Caves,...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Taras Hunczak: “<I>Ukraine Incognita</I>: a book that forms one’s world view”
Taras Hunczak, history professor at Rutgers University has long been a conspicuous figure among the learned historical circles of millions of ethnic Ukrainians constituting our diaspora and in his...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Exposed To All Winds
Once a grain dropped on the dry stony and unplowed soil. It was hard lying there, with almost nothing to eat. Yet, the sun shone, the salubrious dew would come in the morning, while the hard soil had...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
The Week is Now Six Days Long
From October 2 to 8 Kyiv will host the Eleventh Fashion Seasons Ukrainian Pret-a-porter Week. The Fashion Seasons of fall-winter 2002-2003 will assemble best Ukrainian designers and will take place,...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
No Fair Wind For the First Stage of Sailing Fall 2002 Regatta
Last Sunday the gray-green because of duckweed and slime water of the Kyiv Reservoir was dead calm. No sign of wind, only thick mist making this object of Ukrainian ecologists’ constant concern look...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
The Den/The Day exhibition through the eyes of the young
The Den/The Day photo exhibition “A New Day: Light and Shadows,” now under way at the Vernadsky Library (Prospekt 40-Ricchia Zhovtnia, Moskovska Square, admission free), was visited the other day by...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
“I Never Sing Pieces I Don’ t Like”
Anatoly Solovyanenko Jr., son of the singer, was the director of the great tenor’s jubilee performance.
The famous Ukrainian tenor Anatoly Solovyanenko would be 70 on September 25. Alas, he did...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Beginning of The Game
Even now the symphony concert of Yevhen Stankovych, marking the occasion of the composer’s 60th anniversary and serving as the prologue of the Thirteenth Kyiv Music Fest International Festival, can...
01.10.2002 - 00:00
Moldovan opposition up in arms over a highway segment ceded to Ukraine
The Constitutional Court of Moldova began last week and finished this week to consider whether the provisions of the Moldovan-Ukrainian state border delimitation treaty comply with the republican...