№34, (2003)
11.11.2003 - 00:00
“History is a science, so you can learn from the past!”
During the presentation of the two-volume collection of The Day’s Library Series (Ukraine Incognita and Dvi Rusi under the editorship of Larysa Ivshyna) in Kamyanets-Podilsky, we met with Prof....
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Ukrainian Army: a Defender, not a Burden
The times when the press was mercilessly exploited by Communist Party bosses are gone forever. Society has at last gained the right to receive unbiased information about the current political and...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Want to Become European? Do it!
On November 6, Ostroh hosted a joint project of The Day , Ostroh Academy, and Kamyanets-Podilsky University (See more on this on page 1). Before that, visiting the Ostroh Academy to present the...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
The Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is under construction in Kyiv
The residence of the Patriarch of the UGCC is built simultaneously with the cathedral, including religious and office premises, and a large conference hall to hold synodal and other meetings of the...
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Ukraine lures investors with economic growth
Ukraine’s expanding economy and cheap labor force attract more and more German investors. “In the past two or three years German businesses have been showing significantly more interest in Ukraine,”...
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Kyiv hosts a drama festival for the physically challenged
Art therapy was the ultimate goal of the Sun Wave International Drama Festival that ended last Saturday in Kyiv. It was held under the auspices of the Ukraine for Children National Fund as part of...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
6.5 million smallholders left to face the market on their own
Credit Union Hromada [Community] has been of late gaining greater popularity in Kherson oblast. The union is bringing into life an unfortunate Communist dream to form a linkage between the city and...
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Specifics of Public Relations In Kyiv Rus’
Needless to say that what we know as public relations is a modern phenomenon resulting from social relationships getting more complicated, media progress, etc. It is safe to assume that public...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Arena of Daily Wonders
One of the oldest in Ukraine and the rest of the former Soviet Union, the Kharkiv Circus marked its 120th anniversary this year. Unfortunately, like most Ukraine’s circuses, it is going through a...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
A Topical Collection
Following her announcement about a new direction in her work, that is, work with contemporary art, Liudmyla Bereznytska, owner of Kyiv-based L-Art Gallery, has yet again confirmed the respectable...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Korean-Ukrainian Carmen
The Friday before last Kyiv music lovers had a chance to appreciate the skills of opera singers from the Republic of Korea. Soloists of the BeSeTo Seoul Opera Company took part in Carmen at the...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
A Panoramic View of the People’s Theater
When journalists write about the crisis of the theatrical genre in Ukraine, they usually mean professional companies, forgetting that hundreds (or maybe even thousands) of amateur theaters are still...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Historical Relativity
Last October our close neighbor Turkey marked the eightieth anniversary of the time when the medieval Ottoman Sultanate vanished off the world map, giving way to the Republic of Turkey. This was the...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
The Defender of Europe, or the Destiny Of Sahaidachny’s Golden Sword
In 2001, Kyiv saw the unveiling of a monument to Petro Konashevych-Sahaidachny, a prominent Cossack hetman of the early seventeenth century, one of Ukraine’s most illustrious figures. Without doubt,...
11.11.2003 - 00:00
Third Sector — A Path to the EU?
How can we help the Ukrainians understand what the EU is all about and explain to the Europeans what Ukraine is? This was one of the key issues addressed at the conference, Cooperation of Polish and...
