№9, (2002)
19.03.2002 - 00:00
If bound to domestic market, the hryvnia faces no threat
One of Ukraine’s nascent political parties was out on March 12 to score some campaign points picketing the government building, claiming “worsening economic situation in the country and a threat of...
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Insists Mykhailo Potebenko
Over the past several months, the Prosecutor General’s Office has returned about UAH 27 million [$5 million], Prosecutor General Mykhailo Potebenko stated at a March 12 news conference in Kyiv....
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Talks of Falsification Made to Order
Russian Federation Ambassador to Ukraine Viktor CHERNOMYRDIN maintains that claims of possible falsification of Ukraine’s upcoming elections might have a made to order character. He made a statement...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Ukraine Is a Generous Debtor
In January-February the Ukrainian government repaid UAH 774 million of its state debt and channel 455 million to service the remaining debt, while it borrowed a mere UAH 79.3 million during the same...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Premier For Rehabilitation of UPA Fighters
Premier Anatoly Kinakh now champions the soonest possible rehabilitation of combatants of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA). “I wholeheartedly support this rehabilitation taking effect as soon as...
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Hopes For a Majority
“Ukraine needs political stability as never before,” President Leonid Kuchma said last Friday, addressing the workforce unit of the Novomoskovsk Pipe Rolling Mill. He also characterized the two past...
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LESSON OF HISTORY
March 9, 2001 became one of the tensest days in our recent history. Let us briefly recall the course of events: the tapegate scandal was picking up momentum. In a nationwide address of February 13,...
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Party No Man’s Land
VILLAGE DEMOCRACY
Hitherto, all attempts to make the countryside politically affiliated have failed. Even under the dictatorship of the proletariat village cells of the Communist Party of Ukraine...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Prosecutors as the Hope of Privatization
The National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has issued a license to generate electricity to Skhidenerho Ltd. Founded by two natural persons, this firm acquired control over the Starobesheva...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
No Complexes, Gentlemen!
Let’s skip Honduras; it is on the other side of the world. But as for Switzerland or Germany and all of Europe in general, they seem not to need to do what we do at every step, in every word we say...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
At 99, Grandpa Demko is about to plant his garden
My native street in one of Volyn oblast’s largest villages, Lavriv (a score of kilometers from Lutsk), numbers fifteen houses on both of its sides. It is the central street of the village and its...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Mini-Soccer Passions Run High
The weekend before last, the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) Sports Complex hosted the third President of Ukraine Cup Mini-Soccer Student Tournament finals. While the qualifying round saw more than...
19.03.2002 - 00:00
Science Fair
The Academy is presided over by Prince Dunduk. How come Dunduk won this honor? Why does he preside? Because... he has a rump to sit on!
Aleksandr Pushkin
Learning and erudition have been...
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The Sauromatians were a people of fighting women
The father of history Herodotus wrote that the Sauromatians were a people living to the east of the Siversky Donets River. They would later extend their influence to the North Caucasus and the entire...
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Volodymyr Vynnychenko’s Prison Odyssey
Should a history of Kyiv’s prisons be ever written, it will undoubtedly include several pages dealing with such a renowned inmate as Volodymyr Vynnychenko. In February 1902, arrested for the first...