№9, (2000)
21.03.2000 - 00:00
IVAN DRACH: “<I>Izvestiya v Ukraine</I>? Let it come out in Ukrainian!”
The Day has more than once stressed its interest lately in the appointment of Ivan Drach as chairman of the newly-formed State Committee for Information Policies, Television, and Radio. For it is...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Hendrick BIEGMAN: Civilian Control over the Armed Forces Is One Of NATO’s Key Ideas
Kyiv recently hosted for the first time an away session of the 19 permanent NATO ambassadors with NATO Secretary General Lord Robertson at the head. The Day’s Viktor VORONIUK asked Hendrick Biegman,...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Moscow and Kyiv continue verbal battles over the Russian Navy
The Black Sea Navy is still the Achilles heel in the Moscow-Kyiv relationship. The basic naval accords, signed and then ratified by the Russian and Ukrainian Parliaments, cover only part of the...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
What Criteria should Be Used in Assessing Reform?
Reform is the political watchword of Ukraine and the current generation has been hearing it for a year and a half. Its magic helped Leonid Kuchma be reelected as he managed to convince the electorate...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Ukraine-Iraq: New Vision of Cooperation
Serhiy Peresunko, Valentyn Novikov, and Oleksandr Tkachuk, leaders of the Social Democratic Union (SDS), held a press conference on March 16 devoted to Ukrainian-Iraqi relations. Messrs. Peresunko...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
A Non-Accidental Defeat
Europe has suffered a defeat. This is how we should perhaps assess the results of the first round of elections of a new International Monetary Fund director.
The single Western European candidate...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Healers in Wonderland
My professional duties brought me the other day to the reception in honor of the winners of the Hugo Grotius Prize (named for Dutch humanist and jurist Huig de Groot) awarded by Moscow journal...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Left Process In Progress
The fragmentation of forces on the Left political flank is picking up momentum. It seems we will soon have to report exactly in this style, reminiscent of Soviet reports on harvest campaigns, on the...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Kuchma Seeks Help in Baku and Tbilisi from Russian Energy Winter
President Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine said it was an “absolutely correct” decision to put this country on the list of UN Secretary General’s friends, joining the US, France, Germany, Russia, and Great...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Without Defaults and IMF Loans?
Ukraine has managed to restructure its $2.7 billion foreign commercial debt, thus avoiding formal default, the Dow Jones Newswires Agency believes. The latter reports, quoting representatives of the...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Or four years of latter-day nomenklatura’ s steady fiasco
February 24 marked the fourth anniversary of the People’s Democratic Party (NDP), Ukraine’s first attempt to institutionalize a party of power as a party. This was done in order to create what NDP’s...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
JUVENILE SUICIDE
Children kill themselves by jumping off roofs, out of windows,
hanging themselves, and cutting their wrists. They take their own lives,
hoping to enter a different happier world where one and all...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Firewater Myths
I do not pick what goes into this newspaper, and sometimes I have to openly voice my disagreement. This is the case with the material “What Criteria Should Be Used in Assessing Reform?” by Les...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
What would we do without the IMF?
Serhiy MOSKVYN, Chairman, Verkhovna Rada Business Legislation Subcommittee:
Any credit is good so long as it can be put to effective use and pays off. Our relationships with the International...
21.03.2000 - 00:00
Last Chance that Never Was?
The sooner the Constitutional Court rules on the President’s referendum decree, the more passions rage over the issue and the more interesting and mysterious events are unfolding around the...