№35, (2000)
05.12.2000 - 00:00
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The history of the discovery of the Book of Veles is mysterious and controversial. In 1919, Colonel Ali Izenbek, who fought on the side of General Denikin in the Civil War, found 72 wooden tablets...
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Greenpeace Urges EBRD Not to Loan to Ukraine
Nuclear power plants in Rivne and Khmelnytsky, where Ukraine is completing a construction of two reactors to compensate for power losses inflicted by the planned closure of the Chornobyl Nuclear...
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19 Strategic Partners Is a Bit Much
Perhaps it was not merely by chance that President Leonid Kuchma’s statement about the necessity to revise the accents of Ukraine’s foreign policy that he made at the conference, Ukraine on the...
05.12.2000 - 00:00
TEN YEARS WITH THE RIGHT TO DEBT RELIEF
The scheduled CIS summit, which ended in Minsk on December 1, was important for Ukraine not so much by Commonwealth related matters — Kyiv does not seem to believe in CIS prospects even on the...
05.12.2000 - 00:00
Erich LOEST: “We don’ t need to burden the state with what we can do ourselves”
The name of Erich Loest is equally well-known both in Eastern and Western Germany. His life vacillates between the two halves of a single nation. The Eastern part is where he gained his civil...
05.12.2000 - 00:00
Gongadze Case: The Less Information, the More Problems
Socialist leader Oleksandr Moroz urged people’s deputies to ask the US Embassy to carry out an independent forensic examination of the body assumed by some to be that of missing journalist Heorhy...
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The Church, Like Us, Need Not Be Idealized
Numerous polls show that the church is the most trusted social institution these days. This is explained primarily by the fact that people hold the religious moral dictates in great esteem. There are...
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Changes to Constitution Imminent
“Under no circumstances will I run for the third presidential term,” President Kuchma declared on November 28, addressing a session of experts on domestic policy issues. “I am likely to have more...
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What Happened?
Everyone is talking about the sensational tape former Speaker Oleksandr Moroz has publicized, where the president of the country allegedly told the head of internal affairs to drag recalcitrant...
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Ukraine’s energy system teeters on the brink of collapse
This year’s winter has brought on such meteorological cataclysms, such as icy roads, sticky wet snow, gusty winds, and abrupt changes in temperature. The very first test by cold led to serious power...
05.12.2000 - 00:00
Dear Readers, Every Day for you
Hanna SHEREMET, Editor of the Culture Desk:
It is considered that journalism is more than a profession; it is either mode of life or a diagnosis. For me, my profession is a hobby and vice versa....
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Officials vs. Investors
Potential buyers are not the only people closely following the process of privatization of the Ukrainian oblenerho regional electric companies. Effective sale of four out of seven energy companies is...
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Defeat Portrayed as Victory
After long and strained consultations at the OSCE meeting in Vienna, Ukraine recalled former Foreign Minister Borys Tarasiuk as candidate OSCE High Commissioner for National Minorities. Ukraine’s...
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From Amazons to star ladies
In this world — with its growing trend toward virtual reality, television, video game hookups, the Internet, and mobile phones — one notices another trend, at least in high fashion, of returning to...
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Traditional Spontaneity Of Nature
The November 27 snowfall can in no way be called a natural abnormality. No weather forecasts are required to establish that snow is due this time of year. And its belated coming is no reason to...