№5, (2001)
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The Triumph of Power or Opposition?
Kyiv has seen an organized traffic- blocking street procession aiming to express distrust in the authorities. A host of flags, a long stream of people, a few clashes between the opposed groups on...
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No Open Competition Makes Corruption Inevitable
On February 7 the government Committee for Social and Humanitarian Development proposed that public sector wages be raised by 25% as early as March 1. However, this rise, as well as that of pensions...
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Skovoroda’s Philosophy Inspires Art
The capital’s Cultural Heritage Museum hosted the Alphabet or the World’s Primer one-man show by the renowued Ukrainian painter Yuri Nikitin. The display emerges as the author’s deliberation of...
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Telling Us Ukrainians About Us Khokols
On January 23 an Internet publication, Russky zhurnal (Russian Journal), came up with an article, “Ukraine in the System of International Relations.” The authors obviously expected that their...
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I Remember When
I recall how over three years ago Editor-in-Chief Larysa Ivshyna, English Language Desk Editor Liudmyla Humeniuk, translator George Sklyar, and I sat and discussed the project that produced The Day....
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This week in history
February 13: 1945. Soviet troops took Budapest from the Nazi Germans.
1974. The Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet exiled Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and stripped him of Soviet citizenship....
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Government and Opposition: Is Dialogue Possible?
Many are now suggesting a dialogue between the authorities and the opposition as a realistic way to ride out the political crisis.
The Day decided to ask experts what they think should be the...
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Did a Lieutenant Colonel ban a newspaper?
The twenty-first issue of Kommersant-Ukraina did not go to press on February 7. The printers, the Kyivska Viyskovo-Kartohrafichna Fabryka (Kyiv Military Cartographic Plant), in violation of the...
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Ukraine on Both Banks of the Dnipro
Try to imagine Ukraine without its watery Dnipro majestically and proudly rolling down toward the Black Sea. Immortalized and glorified in folk songs and historical legends, the Dnipro or Slavutych...
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Will Prosecutor General Report In Parliament?
February 8, the Verkhovna Rada scheduled Prosecutor General Mykhailo Potebenko’s progress report for February and the date will be designated by the Conciliation Council.
Meanwhile People’s...
13.02.2001 - 00:00
The Next 25 Years (Well, Make It Ten)
This title is taken from an article published in January 1976 by William Rees-Mogg, then Editor in Chief of The Times, the famous London daily, under the same title: “The Next 25 Years.” I saved it...
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1+1 Is Authorized to State...
Another scandal broke out in Ukraine quite recently, following Vadym Rabynovych’s speech in Germany at the presentation of German journalist Rott’s book which, among other things, traces the history...
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Triumphant Benefit Kicks Things Off
After my colleague Valentyna Zakharchenko, editor-in-chief of the magazine Parostok [Sprout], finished presenting copies of her publication to the participants in the jubilee concert and winners of...
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We Apologize
Last issue we mistakenly identified His Excellency Kemal Harrazi as the foreign minister of Iraq. Actually, Ukraine had the honor to host IRANIAN Foreign Minister Harrazi We regret the error and hope...
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Tax Talk in English
Friday before last saw the presentation of the English language website of Ukraine’s State Tax Administration (www.sta.gov.ua/english). In his introductory speech State Tax Administration Director...