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[13.11.2009 13:53] By Tony Barber, Financial Times
All the European Union`s happy neighbours are like each other, but each unhappy neighbour is unhappy in its own way - starting with Ukraine. What can the EU do to ensure that...
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[06.11.2009 11:18] By James Marson, TIME
Ukraine is in the midst of what some might call swine-flu hysteria. The country is in virtual lockdown mode, with the government closing schools, universities and movie theaters and...
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[26.10.2009 12:50] By DANIEL McLAUGHLIN, Irish Times
HOPES FOR a clean presidential election campaign in Ukraine have been dashed in its opening days, as allies of the two main contenders trade accusations of rape and child abuse.Pro-western prime minister...
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[21.10.2009 16:57] BBC
Opinion polls suggest the pro-Western President, Viktor Yushchenko, is unlikely even to make a run-off in the election, set for 17 January. Since coming to power after the Orange Revolution in 2004, political arguments...
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[12.10.2009 11:33] CNN
The victory on Saturday saw Ukraine move a point ahead of Croatia into second place in Group Six, and a win in their final game against Andorra will put them into the playoffs. England, who had a 100 percent...
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[30.09.2009 14:39] By Sabina Zawadzki, Reuters
The sale of one of Ukraine`s biggest state companies collapsed on Tuesday, highlighting the deep rift in the country`s leadership while the government accused bidders of shady dealings to get the firm on the cheap...
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[22.09.2009 15:09] By James M. Gomez, Daryna Krasnolutska and Halia Pavliva, Bloomberg
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko swept into power five years ago at the head of an Orange Revolution that promised national revival. Now he is...
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[09.09.2009 10:28] By JAMES MARSON, The Wall Street Journal
A $10.6 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund has pulled Ukraine back from what many feared was near-default this spring. But with fiercely contested presidential elections set for January...
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[28.08.2009 11:16] By CLIFFORD J. LEVY, The New York Times
A year after its war with Georgia, Russia is engaging in an increasingly hostile standoff with another pro-Western neighbor, Ukraine. Relations between the two countries are more troubled than at any time since the...
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[27.08.2009 12:53] By Andre de Nesnera, Voice of America
Political squabbling and a dire economic situation in Ukraine are a far cry from the heady days of the "Orange Revolution" when there were high hopes for that country`s future. Ukraine`s current pro-western...
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[30.07.2009 14:22] By Anna Yashchenko
It is difficult to deny that social networks are kitsch and reality of modern life and society. Refusing to register in a social project, we may easily remember two or...
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[27.07.2009 10:47] Xinhua
U. S. Vice President Joe Biden is currently paying a visit to Ukraine and Georgia, shortly after U. S. President Barack Obama traveled to Russia in early July. Biden`s trip has been widely regarded...
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