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

№38, (2000)

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Chances and Wasted Time

Kyiv’s PA Gallery opened German art photographer Bernd Lasdin’s Change of Epochs exhibition on December 19, featuring portraits made in East and West Germany. The exhibit was organized by the German...
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This Sweet Word Electorate

WE ELECT AND ARE ELECTED, WHICH OFTEN FAIL TO COINCIDE The parties are recounting their ranks in anticipation of the elections, as if they were birds preening themselves on the eve of mating...
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Odesa’s Oil Bonanza

Despite recent improvements on oil markets, Europe is worried over a hazy future spelling uncertain fuel supplies. The old world is no longer prepared to put up with its dependence for oil on OPEC,...
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EU Frees Ukrainian Textiles

The European Union and Ukraine have agreed to make their respective markets from next year on more open to the textile and garment trade. Under a treaty signed in Brussels during the third meeting of...
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People Cannot Be Divided by Worldviews

Two sisters, medicine and religion, accompany man from the moment he sees the light until his heart beats its last, taking care of his body and soul, bestowing him with strength and belief in...
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Criminal Genes?

Can genes predispose a person to crime? Some American lawyers are now using such a “genetic defense” as mitigation for convicted murderers. Are there genes for alcoholism? Or genes that make you gay...
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We Are Neither Philanthropists Nor Sponsors

Primary forms of charity in the form of donation to beggars comes to us from time immemorial, but charity became the norm of societal life with the establishment of Christianity. Kyiv Prince...
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For the first time this country appears at the most prestigious contemporary art festival, the 49th Biennial, in Venice

The Biennial in Venice is often compared with the Cannes Festival, even with the Olympics. Ukraine has never appeared in this festival’s history of over a century, unlike Poland, the Czech Republic,...
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Capricious Heroines Of a Strong Woman

Oksana Stratiychuk (of late known as Berbeka-Stratiychuk) is an artist with a name or, to be more precise, with a style. People visit art exhibits hoping to find her, and she is instantly recognized...
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Lack of Taste or Intellect?

More than one generation are being raised by the television screen rather than parents, school, or good books. Therefore, television standards are perceived by many (subconsciously, consciously, or...
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Jingle Bells Ukrainian Style

Ukraine has already kicked off the Christmas season with St. Nicholas Day, when the children are always the center of attention. We now look forward to New Year’s and Christmas, which most people...
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Gongadze case hits the streets

Under the slogan, Ukraine without Kuchma, protesters held a rally and marched to the Verkhovna Rada last Tuesday. On December 15, 1990 student hunger strike veterans, lawmakers, members of fifteen...
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Uncrowned World Champion Alina Shaternykova

A fact hard to grasp: on December 16 in Essen (Germany), Alina Shaternykova (13-1) clearly overpowered WIBF world champion Regina Halmich (34-1, 10 knockouts), but the judges conspired to crown the...
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Mariya STEFIUK: “We should discard all things old and love life again”

The title of star of the National Opera is an honor for any singer. But there are also quite a few stars in the sky. So I would like to assign a different title, sun of the National Opera, to...
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Officeholder Who Bequeathed His Property to Orphans and the State

Probably few in Ukraine know that Europe’s largest avenue is in Dnipropetrovsk. Formerly known as Katerynynsky Prospekt, currently Karl Marx Prospekt, its size — length and width — is far bigger than...

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