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

№4, (2000)

08.02.2000 - 00:00

Leonid CHEREVATENKO: “The state always stands behind world-class literature”

Leonid Cherevatenko was recently elected chairman of the Kyiv organization of the Writers’ Union of Ukraine. He has spent many years in literature, belonging to the shistdesiatnyky generation of the...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Sweden Concerned about Gender Equality in Ukraine

A program in support of men- women partnership in politics called Olha has begun in Ukraine. Its organizers strive to at least double the number of women holding posts at all levels of power. Olha is...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

We live in a time of fundamental break

February is likely to be a turning point in the privatization process. A knowledgeable source told The Day that the Cabinet is slated to hold a brief closed-door session in the next few days to raise...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

USA WONDERS IF WORDS AND DEEDS GO HAND IN HAND IN UKRAINE

The visit to Ukraine by high-level US officials — roving ambassador for the newly independent states, Stephen Sestanovich and senior director for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia on the US National...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Will Referendum Solve the Main Problem?

The referendum has been proclaimed, yet there are no critical consideration of the issues placed on its agenda. Television feeds us speculative propaganda, referring to the “voice of the people,” a...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Historical Library Could Become History

Fate has never been especially me rciful to it. Hardly a couple of years after opening the library was devastated by the war. Over 500,000 rare and precious books, the entire library stock, were...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

The Holocaust Began in Ukraine

I have personally spoken with Kyivans who begged the Jews: “Give us your children. We’ll raise them as Jews.” And they answered, “No, they will perish together with their people.” My wife...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Tides of Moods and Ideas

The Koliory Gallery at the Pecherska Lavra Monastery is hosting an exposition of prints by Oleksiy Apollonov, a young artist from Kyiv (he also paints) who in this case discarded traditional water...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Odesa: from Vision Regained to Transplanted Hearts

65 years perhaps might represent the distance between two great events in world science In 1936, Ukraine’s and the then USSR’s first experimental research Institute of Ophthalmology was...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Ukrainization Returns?

Having defended a doctoral dissertation on the Ukrainization policy of the 1920s, I cannot pass over in silence the announcement by Prime Minister Yushchenko of additional measures to strengthen the...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Gazprom Again Accuses Ukraine of “Borrowing” Transit Gas

Chairman of the Board of Directors of Russia’s Gazprom, Inc. Rem Viakhirev again sent a telegram on January 31 to Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yushchenko asking him to stop the continuing non-...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Yevhen MARCHUK: “Monopolistic windows on our borders harm not only the state but also bona fide investors”

Privileged treatment for enterprises with foreign investment in Ukraine has caused considerable losses to the budget and has assumed a scope dangerous to the nation’s economic security. The...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

IMF to Study How Ukraine Has Been Spending its Loans

(Continued from Title page) It is not often The Financial Times, one of the most influential Western financial publications, carries articles for several days in a row on country that, according...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

Belief in One’s Own Infallibility

The Day has been receiving numerous letters, of which many broach religious subjects. Some of these letters are extremely interesting, presenting a clear picture of Ukrainian society, its...
08.02.2000 - 00:00

UKRAINE AND CZECH REPUBLIC DUEL OVER VISAS

Prague is scheduled to introduce visa requirements for Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus in three months, and not from February 1, as the Czech government previously decided. During this time, Czech...

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