№46, (2011)

The Day’s Library, founded back in 2002 every year presents something new. This time it is going to be a book Syla Miakoho Znaka abo Povernennia Ruskoi Pravdy (The Power of Soft Sign or...

“Horrible terrorist acts” was the way the UN Security Council defined the unprecedented suicide attacks against the US on September 11, 2001. On that day, 19 terrorists broke up into...

Professor Giovanna BROGI-BERCOFF is one of the most significant figures in the modern Slavicс studies (she is the expert in the Polish, Russian and Ukrainian languages and literature). Brogi is the...

It is the second Polish boxer who has become the victim of the Ukrainian champion’s blows. Not so long ago Vitali knocked Albert Sosnowski out. This time another Pole, Tomasz Adamek, former...

In the hall at the entrance to the State Ukrainian Space Agency there is a large stand displaying various international awards for the space exploration achievements and just souvenirs. The...

On this 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, we remember that 9/11 was not only an attack on the United States, it was an attack on the world and on the humanity and...

1848: Lviv University launches a Ukrainian [Ruthenian] language chair headed by Yakiv Holovatsky. 1866: Ukraine’s first Odesa-Balta railroad starts functioning, marking the beginning of active...

On September 7, 2011 Yak-42 jet carrying Russia’s ice hockey team Lokomotiv has crashed on take-off from Yaroslavl city Tunoshna airport. Out of the 45 people on board – 37 players and...

Less than a month is left until the opening ceremony of the Olimpiisky National Sport Complex (NSC). On September 8, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Borys...

TERNOPIL – From now on the primary school pupils in Ternopil will learn the history of their hometown with the help of the color book called Nashe Misto: Ditiam Pro Ternopil [Our City: On...

Oleksandr Hnylytsky always belonged to the top five artists of the Ukrainian “new wave,” being among the founders and participants of key Ukrainian artistic currents. He was among the...

WARSAW – On September 11, 2001 at 3 p.m., Warsaw time, I was talking on the telephone with Poland’s Consul General in New York. She informed me that two planes had hit the World Trade...

Events in Libya are making headlines worldwide as an increasing number of countries recognize the National Transitional Council as Libya’s legitimate supreme authority. Paris has recently...

History teaches nothing to those who do not want to learn. This maxim is very symptomatic for Ukrainian politicians, for, otherwise, why are they repeating, perhaps involuntarily, some extremely...

Recently Chernivtsi became Ukraine’s main poetic meridian. The city held for the second time the international poetic festival Meridian Czernowitz, which again emphasized that Chernivtsi has...