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[30.06.2009 10:10] BBC
Deep in the bowels of Ukraine`s former KGB headquarters there is a deathly silence. Thousands of boxes, piled floor to ceiling, line the walls. Each box is carefully numbered and each one contains hundreds...
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[24.06.2009 11:40] By CLIFFORD J. LEVY, The New York Times
Ukraine, which has suffered a roundhouse blow from the economic crisis, has had no finance minister since February. It also has no foreign minister or defense minister...
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[19.06.2009 10:22] By Vincent Dowd, BBC
When the flight disappeared off radar screens in the early hours of 1 June, one-third of the way from Rio de Janeiro to Paris, speculation soon focused on potential problems with the Pitot tubes on the A330 - something...
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[18.06.2009 10:14] By Zenon Zawada, Financial Times
Frank-Walter Steinmeier of Germany and Poland’s Radoslaw Sikorski called on Ukraine’s leaders to put aside bitter differences, but held out the possibility that EU countries could rent capacity in Ukraine’s vast ...
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[09.06.2009 11:20] By Clifford J. Levy, The New York Times
“He unilaterally, without warning anyone, quit the negotiation process, making a loud political statement, killing the merger and the chances for Ukraine,” Ms. Tymoshenko said...
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[04.06.2009 12:06] The Economist
Rich food importers are acquiring vast tracts of poor countries` farmland. Is this beneficial foreign investment or neocolonialism? What is unquestionable is that the projects are large, risky and controversial...
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[29.05.2009 13:41] By David J. Kramer and Damon Wilson, Foreign Policy
It will take decisive moves from Washington to help pull Ukraine back from the edge. At the least, Obama should visit ailing Ukraine and prove that good relations with Russia don`t meant forgetting the rest of the region...
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[27.05.2009 17:47] By Anders Aslund, The Moscow Times
Gazprom has gone from being a great commercial hope to an ailing giant. Gazprom`s owners need to face up to the crisis and institute reforms. A year ago, Gazprom was the third-most valuable company in the world...
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[21.05.2009 10:35] By Michael Harrold, UEFA
As the UEFA Cup drew to a close with its 38th and last final FC Shakhtar Donetsk could look to the future and the start of a new era after winning their first European trophy...
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[19.05.2009 11:39] By Roman Olearchyk, The Financial Times
The proposed laws could yet fall victim to the long-running YushchenkoTymoshenko rivalry. The president said that he favoured removing gambling from residential neighbourhoods, but hinted he might veto...
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[08.05.2009 11:25] The Financial Times
A new row erupted yesterday in the murky east European gas trade when Dmitry Firtash, the Ukrainian gas billionaire, claimed he had lost control of a key subsidiary through the fraudulent actions of...
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[06.05.2009 17:11] By Diana Fong, Deutsche Welle
The partnership offers carrots to encourage political and economic reforms, but it is not a stepping stone to eventual EU membership... It brings the six (CIS) states closer to the value system of the EU and offers them something like a customs union...
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