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

№30, (2004)

09.11.2004 - 00:00

New World, Less Order

Looking back to the revolutions that shook Europe and the world 15 years ago this month, we should rejoice in what has been gained — freedom, democracy, and transcendence of Europe’s 40-year division...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

Taking Aim at Profiteers

Last Friday it was reported that the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) lowered the upper limit of the hard currency cash that banks can buy during the trading session on the interbank stock market from...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

Figuring out the Reasons

We have to face up to the challenge of international terrorism at the turn of the twenty-first century. Of course, we cannot expect to win this struggle without figuring out the ideas and motives of...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

This Week In History

November 9. 1976. The Ukrainian Public Group to Support Implementing the Helsinki Agreements was founded. 1977. The Ukrainian Helsinki Group made public its Manifesto of the Ukrainian Human Rights...
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14,000 Ukrainian Women Suffer from Breast Cancer

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the breast cancer rate is not decreasing. One million women throughout the world suffer from this disease, 14,000 of whom live in Ukraine. The...
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Presidential Administration Believes There Is More “Common Sense” Now

The presidential elections demonstrated that Ukraine is a democracy, said deputy chairman of the Presidential Administration Vasyl Baziv last Friday. According to him, the first round indicated the “...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

“We Must Remember That We Are Representing A Great Nation”

The most complete illustrated history of the outstanding politician and historian Mykhailo Hrushevsky, which until now has been part of Kyiv’s Mykhailo Hrushevsky Historical Memorial Museum, is now...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

“Red Letter Day”

This year’s November 7 marks an anniversary of what is known as either the Great October Socialist Revolution or the Bolshevik October coup — depending on how you look at it. Be that it may, the...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

RUNOFF ELECTION: WHAT’S A WIN-WIN FORMULA FOR UKRAINE’S FUTURE?

The first round of the presidential elections has taken place in Ukraine. Overall, both the voting and the vote count passed calmly, in sharp contrast to the pessimistic forecasts. Aside from...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

Pressure at the Exit

A juicy scandal has erupted among Ukraine’s sociologists. What is more, it erupted (or, to be more precise, continued) at a press conference, where the National 2004 Exit Poll Consortium disclosed...
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The Giving Hand Shall not Falter

In 2004, Ukraine’s Justice Ministry registered a record low number of charitable organizations. Until recently, Ukraine had an annual average of seventy organizations with international status and...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

Ukraine — Poland: Without Stereotypes

Little over a month has passed since the publication in Ukrainian and Polish of the third book of The Day’s Library Series, Viyny i Myr [Wars and Peace], under the general editorship of Larysa...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

The Heavy Burden of Reconciliation

Continued from The Day No. 29 THE RELIGIOUS QUESTION Adam Kysil shouldered the incredibly heavy burden of fulfilling the Treaty of Zboriv, especially the Cossacks’ demand to abolish the Uniate...
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Kwasniewski Speaks out for Televised Debates in Ukraine

Polish President Alexander Kwasniewski wants to see more observers monitoring the runoff elections in Ukraine, a ProEurope correspondent in Warsaw quotes Kwasniewski as saying during his televised...
09.11.2004 - 00:00

Orange Colored Sky

In the past three weeks there hasn’t been a single weekend without an opposition rally in Kyiv. The past Saturday was no exception, as tens of thousands of Kyivans flocked to the main city square for...

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