№38, (2005)

One of the main headlines last Friday was the news that the Prosecutor General’s Office has handed over the first part of the Gongadze case to the Supreme Court. The court is to rule whether the...

Markivtsi is a small village located off the busy highway from Khmelnytsky to Vinnytsia. This village has been “inscribed” in the latter-day history of the Orthodox world. “Over there is the home in...

Recent surveys by various research centers are graphic evidence that none of the current leaders — People’s Union “Our Ukraine,” Party of the Regions, Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc, Socialist Party,...

On Nov. 23, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the State Customs Service of Ukraine handed over to the national museum, library, and archive funds a unique collection of Ukrainian icons,...

In an attempt to apply not only a “tough” but “soft” stance in relations with its neighbors, Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has backed a new project in the sphere of cultural diplomacy project...

Our editors recently learned about the reaction of Ukraine’s foreign ministry to a letter from The Day’s editor-in-chief Larysa Ivshyna. Our newspaper proposed that the 1932-1933 Holodomor be placed...

The European Union will grant Ukraine market economy status at the beginning of 2006 as part of the EU’s antidumping legislation, Ukrainski novyny reports, quoting a source in the EU Council’s...

The last Saturday in November is the day we remember our Doomsday. No nation, no normal person on this earth can look back on the catastrophe of the Holodomor without feeling unspeakable horror and...

The jubilee gala concert of Kostiantyn Fesenko, Merited Artist of Ukraine and the National Opera’s concertmaster, stands every chance of being named the musical event of the year that is now drawing...

29 November 1661. Lviv University was founded, now named for Ivan Franko. 1989. The reburial of victims of Stalinist repression took place in Ivano-Frankivsk. 30 November 1921. The All-Ukrainian...

The Voters’ Committee of Ukraine has noted a considerable improvement in the atmosphere surrounding the preparations for the elections in the sense of securing citizens’ political rights, KVU...

Prime Minister Yuriy Yekhanurov of Ukraine has described the 2006 budget as a socially balanced development budget. But there are grounds for questioning this statement. Development is somewhat...

Somebody may have wanted everything to turn out as well as possible, but things turned out as usual. The politicians headed by the nation’s top leadership used this celebration of freedom to advance...

The second week of gossip is swirling around the charitable auction that took place in Kharkiv on Nov. 19. The most interesting lots were kegs of honey from Viktor Yushchenko’s apiary and 18th-...

Many hopes, including European integration, were placed in the Orange Revolution, the first anniversary of which was marked last week. In his inaugural address President Viktor Yushchenko repeatedly...