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OSCE favors further talks on Transdniestrian settlement (Interfax-Moldova) 09/30/2004
GUUAM Parliamentary Assembly established [without Uzbekistan] (Azernews) 09/30/2004
Loopholes allow arms to be sold to blacklisted regimes [In 2003, Ukraine was reported to have signed a contract to supply Burma with 1,000 BTR-3U over 10 years.] (Independent) 09/30/2004
EU arms controls 'must be tightened' [The groups cite the use of German engines in Ukrainian armoured personnel carriers exported to Burma.] (Financial Times) 09/30/2004
Shift of Rebuilding Funds to Security Is Approved [Iraq] [Pentagon said two Americans and a Ukrainian died in separate incidents; A Ukrainian officer, part of a contingent deployed in Wasit province southeast of Baghdad, died after a car accident, the military reported.] (LA Times) 09/30/2004
Ukraine adds to debate on 'transit' camps (IHT) 09/30/2004
Ukraine shuns EU plan for transit camps (UPI/Wash Times) 09/30/2004
About 1,000 CIS citizens go missing in Russia annually [30% are Ukrainian] (Interfax-Russia) 09/30/2004
Flimsy controls fail to prevent EU countries selling arms to human rights abusers (Amnesty International) 09/30/2004
Ukraine's transition to a stable democracy - DC conference (BRAMA) 09/29/2004
Андерс Аслунд: «Україна на роздорiжжi» (VOA) 09/29/2004
State Department Noon Briefing, September 29 [sanctions on Ukraine entity (not the government) imposed pursuant to the Iran Non-Proliferation Act for transferring one of several categories of items to Iran since January of 1999] (USDOS) 09/29/2004
Report Finds Macedonia Has Third Most Toxic Waste in World [Only Ukraine and Poland rank higher, with 19,500 tonnes and 15,000 tonnes respectively.] (Souteast European Times) 09/29/2004
'Most recent common ancestor' of all living humans surprisingly recent [Yale University] (Eurekalert) 09/29/2004
'Young' floridian turns 116; hurricanes; Samiylo Adamovich, a.k.a Samuel Adams [Atanas Kobryn column] (Sun-Herald) 09/29/2004
Helsinki Commission Chairman Delivers Remarks on Belarus, Ukraine Elections (CSCE) 09/29/2004
US slaps sanctions on 14 firms, people for arms and missile sales to Iran [Zaporizhzhya Regional Foreign Economic Association of Ukraine identified in the notice] (AFP/Yahoo) 09/29/2004
On this day: In 1941, the Babi Yar massacre of nearly 34,000 Jewish men, women, and children began on the outskirts of Kiev in the Nazi-occupied Ukraine. (UPI/Wash Times) 09/29/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (C) takes part in a wreath laying ceremony at a monument in Babi Yar, the site of a mass slaughter of Jews during World War Two, in Kiev September 29, 2004. Ukrainian leaders paid tribute to more than 100,000 people, mostly Jews, massacred by Nazi troops in Babi Yar. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/29/2004
Kuchma Commemorates Massacre Of Jews (RFE/RL) 09/29/2004
Commentary: Ukraine At a Crossroads By Anders Aslund (Wash Post) 09/29/2004
Elections cannot uproot entrenched corruption; The mark of a Soviet past (IHT) 09/29/2004
Another Ukrainian peacemaker dies, two injured in car crash in Iraq, Defense Ministry (Interfax) 09/29/2004
Ukrainian officer killed, two soldiers hurt, in Iraq accident (AFP/Khaleej Times) 09/29/2004
Ukrainian officer dies in car accident in Iraq (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/29/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2004, 1,051 U.S. military dead (7,532 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,943-14,997] (AP/Yahoo) 09/29/2004
On this day: 1941 – Over two days, the Germans kill 33,771 Jewish men, women and children in the Babi Yar massacre at a ravine near Kiev in World War II. (Sunday Times) 09/29/2004
Camps to keep asylum-seekers out of Europe (New Zealand Herald) 09/29/2004
H.E. Mr. Kostyantyn Gryshchenko, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine at the General Debate of the 59th session of the UN General Assembly, New York, 27 September 2004 [Topics: Terrorism (Beslan), Iraq, Security Council reorganization, NPT, HIV/AIDS, trafficking, Great Famine/Holodomor, Chornobyl] (BRAMA) 09/28/2004
Summer of digging [in a remote region of the Ukraine working on a new archaeological site...two mounds on the site known as Kranokutzk and Alexandropol, which are ancient royal burial tombs of the Scythian people] (Palladium-Item) 09/28/2004
Kuchma instructs Kuzmuk to focus on problem of Ukrainian peacekeepers deployment in Iraq (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Kuchma instructs Kuzmuk to focus on problem of Ukrainian peacekeepers deployment in Iraq [abridged] (Interfax) 09/28/2004
US praises Ukrainian government's agreement to keep troops in Iraq (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Ukrainian President Calls for Gradual Withdrawal of Troops from Iraq (VOA) 09/28/2004
Top Al-Qaeda suspect in Lebanon dies (Middle East Online) 09/28/2004
Iraq in Mind, U.S. Forms Post-Conflict Planning Team (Reuters) 09/28/2004
Ukraine supports UN reform, Hryschenko says (Interfax) 09/28/2004
Ukraine candidate was not poisoned - hospital [Yushchenko; The hospital gave no details about what it believes to be the cause of Yushchenko's symptoms, but said it would hold a news conference on Wednesday to discuss the case.] (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/28/2004
Ukrainian guest taught as he learned (Louisville Courier-Journal) 09/27/2004
It's High Time to Withdraw Ukrainian Contingent From Iraq - New Defense Minister [Kuzmuk] (UNIAN) 09/27/2004
Ukraine's future lies with Russia: Kuchma (UPI/Wash Times) 09/27/2004
Crimean Tatar national movement veteran murdered (Interfax) 09/27/2004
Commentary: Ukraine-U.S. relations hinge on fall elections, By Richard Holbrooke, Jan Kalicki and Mark Brzezinski (Detroit Free Press) 09/27/2004
Column: 'De Gaulle option' may be our best Iraq exit strategy (Seattle Times) 09/26/2004
Op-Ed: Poison Politics in Ukraine (NY Times) 09/25/2004
The Persecuted, in Chains [Homeland Security Department, which took over immigration matters from the INS 18 months ago, says it detains only those who pose a security threat...But there are countless cases of asylum seekers who are detained...including Ukrainian grass-roots activists] (NY Times) 09/25/2004
On this day: 1943 – Soviet army crosses Dnieper River north of Kiev as Germans retreat in World War II (Australia Courier-Mail) 09/24/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Thursday, Sept. 23, 2004, 1,039 U.S. military dead (7032 wounded as of 9/4/04); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,927-14,981] (AP/Yahoo) 09/24/2004
Holocaust Victims Honored as High Holidays Tradition in Ukrainian City [Kherson] (FJC) 09/24/2004
Remarks by President Bush and Prime Minister Allawi of the Interim Government of Iraq in a Joint Press Availability (PRNewswire) 09/24/2004
Wanted: A new CIS policy for Russia. Putin: Democratic systems of government can produce dangerous political and ethnic conflicts rather than resolve them. (Eurasianet) 09/24/2004
GUUAM Foreign Ministers hold 7th meeting of Council in New York (Interfax) 09/24/2004
Text of Canadian ambassador's statement in Ukraine (Ottawa Citizen) 09/24/2004
Russia helps Ukraine fight off opposition By Taras Kuzio for The Jamestown Foundation (ISN) 09/24/2004
U.S. Praises Russia, Ukraine for Efforts to End Transnistria Crisis (USDOS) 09/23/2004
Chernobyl Comes of Age. Melting myths. (National Review) 09/23/2004
GUUAM Parliamentary Assembly to focus on economics (Interfax-Russia) 09/23/2004
GUUAM [Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] Parliamentary Assembly Set up (Civil Georgia) 09/23/2004
Russia and state-sponsored terrorism in Ukraine By Taras Kuzio for The Jamestown Foundation (ISN) 09/23/2004
Ukraine Alert: If it looks to Russia, look for trouble. (National Review) 09/23/2004
Be wary of political kitchens - they can poison you. U.S. Congress hears Marcy Kaptur read Yushchenko's impassioned Verkhovna Rada address VIDEO (BRAMA) 09/23/2004
Kerry: It is not too late for democracy to triumph in Ukraine (BRAMA) 09/22/2004
Почалася ротація українців в Іраку. Загальна кількість вояків в українському батальоні зменшиться на 200 чоловік. Ротація триватиме три дні (BBC Ukrainian) 09/22/2004
Russian Cultural Center once again attacked in Lvov [Lviv][Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 09/22/2004
Kuchma sacks defence minister, criticises work [Yevhen Marchuk] (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/22/2004
Kuchma says Ukraine under huge pressure in connection with presidential elections (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Foreign Ministry scolds Canadian Ambassador for statement on elections (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Canadian ambassador [Andrew Robinson] to Ukraine reprimanded for criticism (Interfax-Russia) 09/22/2004
Prosecutor General [Hennadiy Vasyliev] announces intention to resign after presidential election (Interfax) 09/22/2004
Putin crackdown sparks unease in central Europe [In Ukraine, there has been no official reaction to Mr Putin's latest shift and very little public discussion.] (Financial Times) 09/22/2004
Commentary: A bridge too far? [Iraqi soldiers trained by the U.S. are complaining the equipment ordered by the U.S. from Ukraine being assigned to them gives them 'second-class status.'] (Wash Times) 09/22/2004
Italy links bombing suspects to al-Qaida [...two leaders and their accomplices 'cooperated and exchanged information' in planning simultaneous bombings of the Italian and Ukrainian embassies..., Addoum said.] (AP/Star-Ledger) 09/22/2004
Lebanon 'thwarts al-Qaeda plot' [said to have been planning to attack Ukrainian and Lebanese targets in Beirut] (BBC) 09/22/2004
Thomas A. Dine President, RFE/RL: 50 Years Later, Ukraine Still Lacks a Free Press (RFE/RL) 09/22/2004
Third Sunni Scholar Survives Assassination Bid [Iraqi national guardsmen backed by Ukrainian and Polish troops stormed Tuesday the offices of the Association and the Islamic Party in the southern city of Babel.] (Islam Online) 09/21/2004
Embassy Row: Lithuanian ambassador urging colleagues in Ukraine to follow the example of his country, as Ukraine struggles against corruption and economic weakness in pursuit of its goal of joining the European Union. (Wash Times) 09/21/2004
В.Ющенко звинуватив у його отруєнні чинну владу. В.Ющенко: те, що зі мною сталося, - це не проблема їжі, це проблема політичного режиму (BBC Ukrainian) 09/21/2004
Дж.Буша застерігли проти поквапливих реформ розвідки. Поміж тих, хто підписав звернення, - двоє колишніх державних секретар Генрі Кісінджер і Джорж Шульц (BBC Ukrainian) 09/21/2004
Керрi висловлює стурбованiсть передвиборчою ситуацiєю в Українi (VOA) 09/21/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2004, 1,037 U.S. military dead, 899 since President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended (May 1, 2003), 7,413 wounded; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/21/2004
Вибори Президента України - Утворено Виборчу дільницю №94 в Нью-Йорку (BRAMA) 09/21/2004
News Analysis: As Iraq war escalates, so does anxiety over Iran (IHT) 09/21/2004
Analysis: Poisoning Impairs Ukrainian Oppostion Candidate's Election Campaign (RFE/RL) 09/21/2004
Who Next? Ukraine's Opposition Leader Fears Murder [Yushchenko] (Reuters) 09/21/2004
Photo: Ukraine's main opposition leader and presidential hopeful Viktor Yushchenko addresses deputies during a parliamentary session in Kiev, September 21, 2004. Still recovering from what he says was an attempt to poison him, Yushchenko on Tuesday warned politicians their lives could be in danger from a murderous leadership bent on election victory. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/21/2004
Photo: Haggard Ukraine's key opposition leader and presidential candidate, Viktor Yushchenko adresses the rallying crowd, just hours after being released from an Austrian hospital, in downtown Kiev, Ukraine, in Sept. 18, 2004 file photo. Ukrainian parliament Tuesday, Sept. 21, 2004, decided to set up a commission tasked with investigating allegations of an alleged attempt to poison Yushchenko earlier this month. (AP/Yahoo) 09/21/2004
Victor Yushchenko called on the deputies to get off their knees (Our Ukraine) 09/21/2004
World Briefs [Cabbage thief slain: Kiev - A 56-year-old unemployed man has been beaten to death by security guards in a town in eastern Ukraine for stealing a head of cabbage from a farm. Two teenage security guards who worked at the farm came upon the victim with a cabbage in his bag. The man threatened the guards, who beat him with their batons. They were joined by three other guards.] (South Africa Star) 09/21/2004
Putin's cold war rhetoric after Beslan siege signals shift in foreign policy (Financial Times) 09/21/2004
Russian military prosecutor to bring [bribery] charges against Ukrainian figure [Yulia Tymoshenko, former Ukrainian deputy prime minister and CEO of Ukrainian Unified Energy System (UES)] (Interfax-Russia) 09/21/2004
Students find common ground [Charges of rigged presidential elections plagued by vote-buying, cheating and intimidation don't originate only in places like Florida.] (Courier-Post) 09/21/2004
Analysis: Terrorism, Common Ground, And The CIS Summit (RFE/RL) 09/20/2004
Response gone awry By Ariel Cohen [Three days after the tragedy of Beslan ended, we sat for more than 31/2 hours with Vladimir Putin in Moscow...] (Wash Times) 09/20/2004
We Meant To Do It The Way They Do In The West … You Know the Rest [European integration is no longer popular in Ukraine] (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/20/2004
General prosecution closes inquiry into weapons smuggling and documents forgery (Interfax) 09/20/2004
Ukraine to prosecute man for missile smuggling [Ukrainian official said it was 'most unlikely to be connected to Iraq'] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/20/2004
Ukraine Firm Accused of Arming Iraqis (AP/Guardian) 09/20/2004
Ukraine Probes Alleged Aid to Iraqi Insurgents (VOA) 09/20/2004
Ukrainian Company Under Investigation Over Iraq Deals (RFE/RL) 09/20/2004
On this day: 1941 – Germans take Kiev in Soviet Union in World War II. (Sunday Times (Australia)) 09/19/2004
Bill Moyers: Journalism Under Fire [...in the Ukraine journalism matters; from 9/17/04] (Tom Paine) 09/19/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Defiant After Poisoning [Yushchenko] (Reuters) 09/18/2004
More Than 30,000 Rally for Ukrainian Opposition Candidate [Yushchenko] (VOA) 09/18/2004
Бушу радять поговорити з Путіним про вибори в Україні (Українська правда) 09/18/2004
Конгресу США пропонують ввести санкції проти Кучми, Януковича і всіх представників нинішньої влади (Українська правда) 09/18/2004
Брудна конкуренція на ринку зброї? Адміністрація президента запевняє, що Україна не продавала зброї Кубі та Венесуелі (BBC Ukrainian) 09/17/2004
Analysis: Transdniester Wants Talks On 'Federal System' With Moldova (RFE/RL) 09/17/2004
Photo: A Ukrainian opposition leader and presidential candidate Viktor [Yushchenko] is in a Vienna hospital recovering from what his supporters said on September 17, 2004 appeared to be an attempt on his life by political enemies who poisoned him. Yushchenko, a former prime minister seen in this June 30 file photo, stopped campaigning and flew to Vienna for treatment a week ago after being taken ill with what was first thought to be food poisoning and what turned out to be chemical poisoning, his aides said. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/17/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Poisoned, Fears Foul Play [Yushchenko] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/17/2004
Candidate 'poisoned' in Ukraine [Yushchenko] (BBC) 09/17/2004
Ukrainian Presidential Candidate Survives Assassination Attempt [Yushchenko] (VOA) 09/17/2004
A Look at U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq [As of Thursday, Sept. 16, 1,027 U.S. military dead, 889 since President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended (May 1, 2003); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/17/2004
EU hits at Ukraine's safety for reporters [Gongadze] (Financial Times) 09/17/2004
Ukraine has no plans to create center for Chechen refugees, state migration committee says (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Presidential candidates Omelchenko [1,787,430], Volha [735,398] and Krivobokov [606,266] submit signatures to CEC for checking [500,000 signatures minimum required] (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Russian prosecutors summon Ukrainian ex-deputy PM Tymoshenko (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Prosecutors trying again to subpoena Tymoshenko to Russia's military prosecutor's office (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Tymoshenko not going to Moscow for questioning [...said the intention of the Russian prosecution to question her followed an agreement reached by Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Russian help in fighting the Ukrainian opposition.] (Interfax) 09/17/2004
Ukraine Opposition Leader Poisoned, Fears Foul Play (Reuters) 09/17/2004
Yuschenko's poisoning may have been attempt on his life, his election team says [when his condition deteriorated he was taken to a hospital in Vienna] (Interfax) 09/17/2004
PGO says it will investigate in possible poisoning of Yuschenko, if suit is brought (Interfax) 09/17/2004
European ‘mind walls’ threaten democracy (Pakistan Daily Times) 09/17/2004
Editorial: More Straight Talk [President Bush at last has spoken out publicly against Vladimir Putin's dismantling of democracy in Russia, despite his personal bond with the Russian president...Mr. Bush should also talk about Belarus and Ukraine.] (Wash Post) 09/17/2004
Romania takes Black Sea dispute to court (Financial Times) 09/17/2004
The Price of Sex [Victor Malarek's 'The Natashas'] (Moscow Times) 09/17/2004
Photo: Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev, Armenian President Robert Kocharian, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, Kyrgyz President Askar Akayev, Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, Russian President Vladimir Putin, Tajik President Emomali Rakhmonov, Uzbek President Islam Karimov, Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin and CIS Executive Secretary Vladimir Rushailo, from left, attend the CIS summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, Thursday, Sept. 16, 2004. A summit of leaders of CIS countries was held in Astana on Thursday. The CIS, Commonwealth of Independent States, is a loose alliance of 12 former Soviet republics. Russia's president and leaders of several other ex-Soviet countries on Thursday declared their intention to jointly combat terrorism, but clashed over lingering regional disputes. (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks with Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, left, during a CIS summit in Astana, Kazakhstan, Thursday, Sept. 16, 2004. A summit of leaders of CIS member states has started in Astana on Wednesday. The CIS, Commonwealth of Independent States, is a loose alliance of 12 former Soviet republics. Russian President Vladimir Putin and leaders of several other ex-Soviet republics were meeting Thursday to discuss ways to jointly counter terrorism in the wake of deadly attacks in Russia and Uzbekistan. (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1,019 U.S. military dead; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 8.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Governments urged by UN to take action against HIV/AIDS in Europe (UN) 09/16/2004
Photo: Posters with a silhouette of Ukrainian journalist Georgiy Gongadze, who was murdered four years ago, stick up above a row of riot policemen during an opposition rally in central Kiev, September 16, 2004. Thousands of opposition supporters flocked to Kiev's main square on Thursday to call for an end to government 'lies', branding the current leadership as criminals linked to the murder of the reporter. REUTERS/Mykola Lazarenko (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Ukraine remembers slain reporter [Gongadze] (BBC) 09/16/2004
Thousands Commemorate Journalist Gongadze's Death (RFE/RL) 09/16/2004
Four years later, case of murdered journalist Gongadze remains unsolved (CPJ) 09/16/2004
Трибунал над Кучмою – залишилося два місяці? [Гонгадзе] (Українська правда) 09/16/2004
Russia Tells U.S. to Mind its Own Business Over Putin's Political Moves (Crosswalk) 09/16/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1,019 U.S. military dead; Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Journalists call for public inquiry into Gongadze case (Interfax) 09/16/2004
Interior Ministry fails to find evidence of Gongadze surveillance (Interfax) 09/16/2004
Macshane Backs EU Declaration on Media Freedom in Ukraine and the Gongadze Case (Interfax) 09/16/2004
В Таращанському лісі буде встановлено пам’ятник Георгію Гонгадзе (Наша Україна) 09/16/2004
Справа Георгія Гонгадзе буде розслідувана – Віктор Ющенко (Наша Україна) 09/16/2004
Ex-Soviet countries fail to unite despite terror threat (AP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Ukraine ex-deputy prime minister [Yulia Timoshenko] dodges interrogation in Russia [Itar-Tass] (Moscow) 09/16/2004
Rail ferry link between Ukraine and Russia through Kerch Strait to be restored on these days (AgriMarket) 09/16/2004
Four EU member states suggest [Chechen] refugee camp in Ukraine (EU Observer) 09/16/2004
CIS nations join hands to fight terror (UPI/Wash Times) 09/16/2004
Georgia, Russia Spat Over Anti-terrorism At Summit [Georgia, which accuses Russia of encouraging separatism in its former satellite state as a means of weakening Tbilisi, says this contradicts Moscow's tough stance against pro-independence rebels in Chechnya] (Turkish Press) 09/16/2004
Photo: Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) with his Ukrainian counterpart Leonid Kuchma (L). Putin took over once again as head of the CIS ex-Soviet bloc at a summit in the Kazakh capital Astana (AFP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma (L) listens to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin as they attend a press conference during the 38th summit of the member countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), in Astana September 16, 2004. Leaders of the 12 former Soviet states gathered to discuss political, economical and security cooperation. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Russia's Putin once again heads ex-Soviet bloc [Replaces Kuchma, first non-Russian leader at CIS helm. In January 2003, Putin handed over the chairmanship to Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma. This was seen as a move to shore up Kuchma, then under international and domestic pressure over US accusations he had approved arms sales to Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq] (AFP/Yahoo) 09/16/2004
Putin Feels Quite Confident in Political Solitude [...(If Ukraine) joins NATO in a boorish way, there will be problems. If it joins NATO nicely, it will not have any problems with us.] (Center for Defense Information) 09/16/2004
Ex-Soviet group promises economic re-integration (AFP/SA Business Day) 09/16/2004
The world's biggest threat: nuclear terrorism (Yahoo) 09/16/2004
[Former NYC Mayor] Giuliani's Mystery Tour Spotlights Steel Town (Moscow Times) 09/16/2004
Op-Ed: Yushchenko's Ukraine and Russian Relations - By Alexander Zinchenko (Moscow Times) 09/16/2004
У Вашингтонi завершилася конференцiя, присвячена українськiй проблематицi (Голос України) 09/15/2004
H.R. 5102 'Constantine Menges Ukraine Democracy and Fair Elections Act of 2004' bill introduced in the House by Rep Rohrabacher, Dana [R-CA]; To encourage the promotion of democracy, free, fair, and transparent elections, and respect for human rights and the rule of law in Ukraine. (US House of Representatives) 09/15/2004
Ex-Soviet states to begin work on free trade zone by mid-2005 (AP/Yahoo) 09/15/2004
Справа Гонгадзе очима мiжнародного експерта (VOA) 09/15/2004
Call for a public trial in the case of Georgy Gongadze four years after he went missing - RSF (UNIAN) 09/15/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1,018 U.S. military dead (7,245 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/15/2004
Ukraine signs 23 documents at CIS Premiers' summit [trade and economic cooperation, coordination in the fight against organized crime...] (Interfax) 09/15/2004
Ukraine and Moldova agree to develop co-operation on sustainable management of the Dniestr river (OSCE) 09/15/2004
Moldovan president skeptical about talks with Tiraspol [Touching on Ukraine's mediation in the Transdniestrian settlement process, Voronin said he had recently sent 'quite a sincere letter' to Ukrainian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych to cite 'all concrete facts of direct complicity of Ukrainian government officials in smuggling at the Transdniestrian segment of the Moldovan-Ukrainian border.'] (Interfax-Moldova) 09/15/2004
Chicago Ukrainian Americans to commemorate Genocide Famine of 1932-33 (BRAMA) 09/15/2004
[Pagedown] Who collected signatures for Ukrainian Premier in Russia? Ukrainian police fail to confirm shadowing of murdered journalist [Gongadze] (RFE/RL) 09/15/2004
[Pagedown to Ukraine] Verkhovna Rada maneuvering before presidential ballot (RFE/RL) 09/15/2004
Op-Ed: Republicans, Democrats and Ukraine - By Dr. Bohdan Vitvitsky (BRAMA) 09/15/2004
Putin flies to economic summit [for Common Economic Space Agreement with the three other most important former Soviet republics in the Commonwealth of Independent States: Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus] (Wash Times) 09/14/2004
Ukrainians Keep Pro-Russia Sentiments (CPOD) 09/14/2004
Міліція безсила в справі Ґонґадзе? (BBC Ukrainian) 09/14/2004
Tracking the vanishing world heritage of Jewish buildings [Some of the already documented buildings, such as the Great Synagogue of Berezhany in western Ukraine, built in 1714, have been destroyed.] (Ha'aretz) 09/14/2004
Media bodies decry Ukraine murder inquiry [Gongadze] (AFP/ABC-Australia) 09/14/2004
Chechen Republic of Ichkeria: Chechnya in the Heart of Europe (UNPO) 09/14/2004
Ukrainian city Korabelov [Azerbaijan] celebrates anniversary (Azertag) 09/14/2004
Ukraine set to dispatch more troops to Iraq war [NY Times] (Oregon Register-Guard) 09/14/2004
Going it alone: Bush Doctrine gives any nation war power [The only safe nation in the world will be the last one left.] (Oregon Register-Guard) 09/14/2004
Ukrainian Airport [Zaporizhia] Evacuated After Fake Bomb Found (RFE/RL) 09/13/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Monday, Sept. 13, 1,012 U.S. military dead (7032 wounded); Poland, 13; Ukraine, 6.. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 12,721-14,751.] (AP/Yahoo) 09/13/2004
US troops kill warlord's supporters after Karzai sacks 'Lion of Herat (Independent) 09/13/2004
Bloody clashes across Iraq kill 100 (Toronto Star) 09/13/2004
Iran could join the nuclear arms club by 2007 (Hi Pakistan) 09/13/2004
Polish reparations vote raises eyebrows in Berlin (EU Observer) 09/13/2004
Slovakia's asylum policy criticised by refugee office (Slovak Spectator) 09/13/2004
Five journalist groups criticise government denial in Gongadze murder (Reporters sans frontières) 09/13/2004
Moscow 'certain' that warlord ordered siege [Russia has claimed it knows 'for certain' that the Chechen warlord Shamil Basayev was behind the Beslan school siege as new details of what happened suggest that the Kremlin has consistently misled the Russian people over the siege itself.] (Independent) 09/12/2004
Three Said Killed in Afghanistan Protests (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Up to 7 Die in Clashes Over Ousted Afghan Governor (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Demonstrators attack U.N. compounds, stone U.S. soldiers after ouster of western Afghanistan strongman (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
General says trail is cold in hunt for bin Laden [al-Qaeda chief and his No. 2 are still orchestrating strikes] (AP/San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/12/2004
9/11 anniversary a mix of memories, moving on (Denver Post) 09/12/2004
Three Polish Soldiers Killed in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 09/12/2004
Kerry: Iraq Death Tally a Tragic Milestone (AP/Minnesota Daily) 09/12/2004
Outgoing EU Leaders' Tongues Are Loose [...'implosion' of the EU and a surge of membership applications. 'The EU would end up with as many as 40 member states,' including Ukraine and Belarus, two 'countries that are more European' than Turkey, according to Bolkestein, but which have been told they cannot join.] (Guardian) 09/11/2004
On this day: 2001 – Terrorists crash two hijacked airlines into the World Trade Centre in New York City, bringing down the twin 110-storey towers, killing more than 2,800 people. Another hijacked plane slams into the Pentagon in Washington DC, killing at least 189 people. A fourth hijacked plane crashes in rural southern Pennsylvania, killing 44 people aboard. 1994 – President Yuri Meshkov of Crimea, which had declared itself independent of Ukraine, dissolves parliament and imposes emergency rule (Sunday Times (Australia)) 09/11/2004
Crimean press reflects on anniversary (BBC) 09/10/2004
Trip reveals a tale of two cultures [Ukrainians knew what it meant to have possessions, property and freedom. The rise and fall of communism left the country with a disruptive social system and a bitter political climate.] (Johns Hopkins News-Letter) 09/10/2004
Tributes paid in Crimea's Valley of Death (BBC) 09/10/2004
Swedish MPs say Ukraine must join EU before Turkey and Romania (Interfax) 09/10/2004
Ukraine's PM changes tack with Brussels over EU membership: report [proposing more limited ties rather than demanding an early promise of membership] (EU Business) 09/10/2004
What happened in Beslan? [reports said that 12 (hostage-takers) have been identified, including Vladimir Khodov, a half-North Ossetian half-Ukrainian Muslim, who is thought to be one of the ringleaders.] (BBC) 09/10/2004
U.S. Says Transnistrian Authorities Worsen Situation (USDOS) 09/09/2004
Ukraine changes tack with Brussels (Financial Times) 09/09/2004
Whither Ukraine Plotting Europe's eastern border - Viktor Yushchenko (IHT) 09/09/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [1,005 members of the U.S. military have died; approx. 12,000 Iraqi civilians] (AP/Yahoo) 09/09/2004
150-та річниця початку Кримської війни (BBC Ukrainian) 09/09/2004
Sept. 12, 2001 newspapers to be part of exhibit (Globe and Mail) 09/09/2004
CIS air defense exercise to be held in Russia, Kazakhstan (Interfax-Kazakhstan) 09/09/2004
Department Of Homeland Security: Agency Cover Up From Sexual Harassment To National Security Breaches At The Nation’s Largest Port Of Entry [Julia Davis, an Immigration Officer with the Port Enforcement Team, is a Ukrainian immigrant with a Masters Degrees in Engineering who graduated with honors from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.] (PRWeb) 09/09/2004
TV Best Bets: HBO, 8:45 p.m. - 'Chernobyl Heart'. Portrait of heartache. Filmmaker Maryann De Leo received an Oscar for this wrenching short documentary that chronicles with great humanity the tragic results of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine. The film is most painfully memorable while detailing radiation's devastating impact on young children suffering from birth and heart defects. (Detroit Free Press) 09/09/2004
Give the Chechens a Land of Their Own (NY Times) 09/09/2004
Slaughter as ideology. It’s only a short distance from Beslan to Belsen, writes MICHAEL GOVE [The Times, London] (Stateman) 09/09/2004
Analysis: Beslan Fuels Antipathy Between Ossetians, Ingush (RFE/RL) 09/09/2004
Interior Ministry passes to general proscutor results of investigation into Gongadze surveillance (Interfax) 09/09/2004
Ukraine honours Crimean War dead [Events to mark the 150th anniversary of the Crimean War...; The Charge of the Light Brigade has been immortalised in poetry and film] (BBC) 09/09/2004
Ambassadors reflect on their tenure and discuss Ukraine's future [TWG - Part III] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/09/2004
Chernobyl Children Have Normal Mental Function (Reuters) 09/08/2004
More global deaths through suicide than war and murder: WHO [Among the countries that report such deaths, the highest suicide rates are found in Eastern Europe -- namely Russia and the Ukraine] (AFP/Yahoo) 09/08/2004
President Says Possible Islamic Radicals in Crimea being Investigated (RISU) 09/08/2004
General Kostyantyn Morozov explains why post-independence Ukraine failed to achieve predicted success [TWG - Part II] FOTO/S (BRAMA) 09/08/2004
Румунський міністр не приїде до Києва. Бухарест пояснює, що Мірча Джоане зайнятий. Румунія невдоволена побудовою українського каналу на Дунаї (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
Марчук: Україна залишається в Іраку (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
US hopes Ukraine's peacemakers will stay in Iraq, Tefft says (Interfax) 09/08/2004
Ukraine Intensifies Effort to Join NATO (VOA) 09/08/2004
Bush says administration 'mourns' as toll passes 1,000 [Iraqi deaths exceed 10,000] (CBC News) 09/08/2004
A Daily Look at U.S. Iraq Military Deaths [As of Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1,003 members of the U.S. military have died since the beginning of military operations in Iraq in March 2003] (AP/Yahoo) 09/08/2004
1,003 military deaths (Daily Camera) 09/08/2004
Кількість американських жертв в Іраку сягнула тисячі. Через півтора року від початку окупації Іраку сумні підсумки - загиблих тисяча, лише за останні три дні загинуло понад 10 американців (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
Дональд Рамсфельд: співчуття і солідарність Росії. У промові напередодні третьої річниці 11 вересня міністр говорить про спільні проблеми Москви і Вашінгтона (BBC Ukrainian) 09/08/2004
Israeli women fight to bring checkpoint abuse to public eye (AFP/Yahoo) 09/08/2004
The Jewish World / Migration alters the Jewish map of Europe (Ha'aretz) 09/08/2004
Evening of surprises with a hospitable president [In the middle of the Beslan crisis, Vladimir Putin took time to welcome Western journalists to his Moscow residence.] (Belfast Telegraph) 09/08/2004
Candid Putin offers praise and blame (Guardian) 09/08/2004
Ghosts haunt political solution. Putin will likely point to slaughter as proof he has strong mandate for violent crackdown (Newsday) 09/08/2004
Putin warms to Ukraine's ties with western Europe (EU Business) 09/08/2004
Ukraine looks back to the USSR (BBC) 09/08/2004
Ukraine to Cut Troops in Iraq by 200 (VOA) 09/07/2004
Galileo: EU proposes to negotiate on satellite navigation development [Ukrainian space industry is among the world’s leader in the design and production of launchers and GNSS components] (Public Technology) 09/07/2004
Реакцiї киян на трагедiю в Бесланi (VOA) 09/07/2004
U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq Conflict Pass 1000 Mark (Update1) [total reached 1,001 today, including 755 military personnel and three civilian Pentagon employees killed in battle; 860 of the military deaths, or 86 percent of the total, have occurred since President George W. Bush declared on May 1, 2003, that major combat had ended] (Bloomberg) 09/07/2004
Romania, Ukraine lock horns over Black Sea rights (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/07/2004
Ukraine opposition turning to 'terrorism' - Kuchma (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/07/2004
Kyiv resents latest statements of Chisinau on Ukraine in context of Transdniestrian settlement (Interfax) 09/07/2004
A Chernobyl Moment [unless Russian society demands a change in policy toward Chechnya, the prospects of change rest solely in the hands of Putin] (Transitions Online) 09/07/2004
Russia mourns for fallen hostages (AP/Hannibal Courier-post) 09/07/2004
Security forces ‘bungled Beslan crisis’ [A Russian website said Kualayev's brother and three other men from his village had been among the attackers, and identified another militant as a Ukrainian named Anatoly Khodov.] (Glasgow Herald) 09/07/2004
Ukrainians Commemorate Russian Hostage Victims (UNIAN) 09/07/2004
Russia and the Terror War [Russian authorities have admitted lying to the people about the Beslan atrocity, while the same rulers seek to turn the recognition of their prevarication into a virtue...Did not the Russian government of Joseph Stalin lie about the artificial famine created in Ukraine in the early 1930s, in which several million died...] (TCS) 09/07/2004
[Read the contents labels carefully in Russia] Who put roo in the kiev sausage? [Kangaroo meat will end up as Russian sausage] (The Australian) 09/07/2004
CIS leaders to discuss in Astana school siege in Russia, Kuchma says (Interfax) 09/07/2004
EU pushes Turkey on Kurdish rights ['Whoever allows Turkey in will also have to accept Ukraine and Belarus. Those countries are more European than Turkey': Dutch EU commissioner, Frits Bolkestein] (Guardian) 09/07/2004
EU plays down Bolkestein comments warning against Turkey's entry to bloc (Wanadoo) 09/07/2004
Borys Tarasyuk: Joining the EU is not a passing political issue (Our Ukraine) 09/07/2004
Ukraine-2004 IMF Article IV Consultation, Preliminary Conclusions dated August 3, 2004 (IMF) 09/07/2004
Government to hold next 'stand-by' consultations with IMF on Sept 20, Azarov says (Interfax) 09/07/2004
Ukraine to return art, books seized in Germany (DPA/Expatica) 09/07/2004
Ukraine official 'sacked for exposing government fraud' [Oleksiy Donskiy held the rank of captain in the investigation branch of the Ukrainian Prosecutor's department in Kiev; Naftohaz Ukrayiny fraud case] (Independent) 09/07/2004
Ukraine to cut troops in Iraq by 200 - Kuchma (Reuters/AlertNet) 09/07/2004
Suicide Bombing Kills 7 Marines in Iraq (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
Fierce Clashes in Iraq Kill 34 People (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
A Look at U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq [U.S. 996; U.K. 64; Ukraine 6; Since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended, 838 U.S. soldiers have died] (AP/Yahoo) 09/07/2004
New evidence of radiation risk in childhood leukaemia [Chernobyl study] (Medical News Today) 09/07/2004
Dads 'pass on' radiation effects - Chernobyl study (BBC) 09/07/2004
Russia: World Reacts In Horror To Beslan Hostage Drama [338 people were killed during the three-day crisis -- half of them children. More than 400 people remain hospitalized and nearly 200 are still unaccounted for] (RFE/RL) 09/06/2004
Iraqi children undergoing rehabilitation course in Crimea (Interfax) 09/06/2004
Turkish Naval Forces Commander Due To Ukraine [to mark the 150th anniversary of the Crimean War] (Turkish Press) 09/06/2004
An Echo Of The Troyeshchyna Blast (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/06/2004
Pin-Point Blasting [Troyeshchyna] (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/06/2004
An Attack On Mirages [report by Valeriy Portnikov arrived thirty minutes before the school (in Besplan, North Ossetia) was taken by storm] (Дзеркало Тижня) 09/06/2004
General-prosecution re-qualifies blasts at Kyiv market as terrorist act [originally hooliganism; terrorism punishable with lifetime imprisonment] (Interfax) 09/06/2004
On this day: 1991 – Soviet Union recognises the independence of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia; 1996 – Ukrainian archaeologists discover a 2nd-century Roman chapel on the Black Sea peninsula of Crimea; 2002 – Russian authorities discover a mass grave in the Russian republic of Chechnya, near the border of Ingushetia. Seven of the 15 dead were Chechen males who reportedly disappeared when Russian forces swept through their villages] (Sunday Times (Australia)) 09/06/2004
UK jails over-alcohol-limit mate [Jackie Moon] (Maritime GlobalNet) 09/06/2004
Two workers die in accidents in [Donetsk] Ukrainian coal mines last weekend [About 110 coal miners have died in accidents in Ukraine this year] (Interfax-Russia) 09/06/2004
Ukraine to Give Russia Humanitarian Aid Due to Tragedy in Beslan (UNIAN) 09/06/2004
Tragic end to hostage crisis in North Caucasus puts pressure on Putin administration (EurasiaNet) 09/06/2004
MFA not confirming Ukrainian nationality of Beslan terrorist (Interfax) 09/06/2004
Stunned Russians Observe Day of Mourning [Beslan, South Ossetia] (Interfax) 09/06/2004
Romania Says Heavy Metal Spilled Into North River (Reuters) 09/05/2004
How long will you live? What month were you born in? [the effect is much more pronounced in Ukraine, where a life-expectancy gap of more than two years was reported] (Globe and Mail) 09/04/2004
Ukraine to cut Iraq troop numbers (ABC-Australia) 09/04/2004
Jackie Moon's senior assistant set free, Foreign Ministry says (Interfax) 09/04/2004
Yuschenko asking Kuchma to declare mourning in Ukraine for killed in North Ossetia (Interfax) 09/04/2004
State Department Awards Grants for Cultural Preservation [In Kiev, Ukraine, the Khaminets-Podilsky Archives will receive a leaf-casting machine to save historical documents badly damaged by a fire in 2003] (USDOS) 09/03/2004
Teachers in Cross-Fire Over Latvia's School Reform (Reuters) 09/03/2004
Russians Storm School; 150 May Be Dead (AP/Yahoo) 09/03/2004
On this day: 1993 – Ukraine agrees to give Russia its nuclear warheads and the Black Sea fleet in return for financial compensation, easing two main disputes between the former Soviet republics (Sunday Mail) 09/03/2004
Dozens killed as shootout ends Russian school siege [cameraman had seen up to 100 bodies in the gymnasium; Tass news agency said there were more than 400 wounded] (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/03/2004
'There's only one way this can end and that is in bloodshed' [Hostage crisis in Southern Ossetia] (Independent) 09/03/2004
US promises support for Ukraine's cooperation with Iraqi government (Interfax) 09/03/2004
Drunken sailor in jail after crashing ship into rocks (Glasgow Daily Record) 09/03/2004
Man jailed after ship runs aground (Glasgow Evening Times) 09/03/2004
Obit: Alexander Grando [Ukrainian physician founded and directed an internationally renowned museum of medical history; (b Mogilev-Podolsk, Ukraine, 1919; q Kiev Medical Institute 1941; MD), d 17 July 2004.] (BMJ) 09/03/2004
Yanukovych, US administration officials in Iraq discuss Ukraine's participation in Iraq post-war rebuilding (Interfax) 09/03/2004
OSCE high commissioner pleased with equal status of all nationalities in Ukraine - MFA (Interfax) 09/03/2004
Juridically It Is Impossible to Prove that Russian Plane Tu-154 Was Brought Down by Ukrainian Missile During Training - GPO (UNIAN) 09/03/2004
Photo: Ukraine's Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich (R) and his Iraqi counterpart Iyad Alawi speak at a joint news conference in Baghdad, September 2, 2004. Ukraine may withdraw troops from Iraq (news - web sites) after the Iraqi election due early next year, Yanukovich said on Thursday. (Reuters/Yahoo) 09/03/2004
Turkish hostages found dead in Iraq (Independent) 09/03/2004
Spiraling Economic Insecurity Threatens Global Crisis: Report [In Ukraine, four out of every five people expect their income to be inadequate in old age.] (OneWorld) 09/03/2004
Russian Forces Storm School; 7 Killed [five hostage-takers killed; 310 hostages — most of them children — wounded (five in grave condition); at least four of the dead were children] (AP/Yahoo) 09/03/2004
Віктор Янукович з несподіваним візитом в Іраку. Мета - дослідити доцільність перебування українського контингенту і економічної співпраці (BBC Ukrainian) 09/02/2004
Польща критикує ЄС за його ставлення до України. Кваснєвський: політика Брюсселя щодо Києва не спрацьовує (BBC Ukrainian) 09/02/2004
Yanukovich: Ukraine may withdraw troops after Iraqi poll (San Diego Union-Tribune) 09/02/2004
Poland wants Ukraine, Turkey in EU (Wash Times) 09/02/2004
Ukraine interested in active cooperation with Iraq, Yanukovych says (Interfax) 09/02/2004
Risk of thyroid cancer rises with radiation dose, Chernobyl study (Medical News Today) 09/02/2004
Historical footnote marks twinning ceremony for Austro-Hungarian border villages [Bereg County (much larger prior to the Trianon Treaty, when it included much of the territory now the other side of the border in Ukraine) held its assemblies here for 100 years...] (Budapest Sun) 09/02/2004
Once seen as violent pogromists, Cossacks, still on horses, are revived (JTA) 09/02/2004
World leaders condemn hostage taking [400 people, including 132 children, at a school in southern Russia] (AFP/Sunday Times (Australia)) 09/02/2004
GUUAM [Georgia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Moldova] Constituent Assembly to Be Held In Kiev (Baku Today) 09/02/2004
Poland's vision of EU [ Poland, fresh from joining the European Union four months ago, is going to campaign hard to bring Turkey - and then Ukraine - into the EU as partners of what President Aleksander Kwasniewski calls 'a pluralistic, open and new Europe.'] (IHT) 09/02/2004
Yanukovych Suddenly Left for Iraq, to Study Expediency of Ukrainian Presence (UNIAN) 09/02/2004
Yanukovych visiting Iraq (Interfax) 09/02/2004
Romania's Senate calls on NATO and European Union to help stop construction of Ukrainian shipping channel in Danube Delta (AP/ENN) 09/02/2004
Visiting [Ukrainian] journalists suspect some are profiting from Chechnya war ['Someone in Russia needs this war'] (Decatur Daily) 09/02/2004
Ukrainian police increasing security at important objects, crowded places, schools (Interfax) 09/02/2004
Russian, Ukrainian transport ministers to discuss integration of transport systems (Interfax) 09/02/2004
Chernobyl Study Reveals First Direct Evidence That Risk of Thyroid Cancer Rises With Increasing Radiation Dose (PRNewswire/Yahoo) 09/01/2004
У Москві вибух - 10 загиблих, десятки поранених. Вибух стався поблизу московського універмагу 'Крестовський' біля Ризького вокзалу (BBC Ukrainian) 09/01/2004
Москва: жертв поміж українських громадян немає. Посол України в Росії Микола Білоблоцький в інтерв'ю Бі-Бі-Сі (BBC Ukrainian) 09/01/2004
Сенатор Лугар: за виборами в Україні стежитиме світ . Чільний представник США каже, що майбутнє України - з НАТО і євроструктурами (BBC Ukrainian) 09/01/2004
Pilot, flight engineer of crashed Tu-154 jet buried in Moscow [Itar-Tass - The first pilot, Mikhail Guryev, was buried Monday at a rural cemetery in the Odessa region, Ukraine. (Moscow) 09/01/2004
Old Russian Cars: Once More Around the Bloc [From 8/30/04] (NY Times) 09/01/2004
Front lines: Once off-limits, the Crimean peninsula is now open to visitors. John Thomson takes a stroll along Ukraine's Black Sea promenades and retraces the charge of the Light Brigade (Guardian) 09/01/2004
Poland Puzzled with Pessimism of Ukrainian elite Relating Future European Integration - Ambassador (UNIAN) 09/01/2004
Poland Disappointed with 'Odesa-Brody' Reverse, But Still Hopes (UNIAN) 09/01/2004
Russia supports Ukraine's construction of Danube Canal (EU Business) 09/01/2004
US Senator in Ukraine for Weapons Reduction Talks [from 8/31/04] (VOA) 09/01/2004
Borys Tarasyuk told the participants of the European forum about what Ukraine would look like with president Yushchenko [Tarasyuk: '(Ukrainian) government...continues talking about European and Euro-Atlantic integration while, in reality, holding a course in the opposite direction – dragging Ukraine into the Eurasian space...'] (Our Ukraine) 09/01/2004
How to Counter WMD (Council on Foreign Relations) 09/01/2004
European rights court shelves reparation claim by descendants of repatriated Poles for now [Pole argued that he had been insufficiently compensated for property left behind by his grandmother in what is now Ukraine when the Polish-Ukrainian borders were redefined in 1945] (EU Business) 09/01/2004
Deportation order affirmed in Nazi camp guard case [Theodor Szehinskyj, 80, of West Chester, Pa.] (Wash Times) 09/01/2004
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