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[AUDIO] Ukraine's Soviet Past and Uncertain Democratic Future (NPR) 11/30/2004
U.S. Supports Additional International Efforts on Transnistria (USDOS) 11/30/2004
Bush Says U.S. Supports European Mediation in Ukraine (USDOS) 11/30/2004
Putin's Warning Appears Aimed for U.S. (AP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
OSCE Secretary General Jan Kubis will travel to Ukraine on Wednesday (OSCE) 11/30/2004
Publisher distributes free online copy of 'Beheaded, the killing of a journalist' by JV Koshiw, indictment of Ukraine's President Kuchma (Website) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Faces Split, Bloodshed, Putin Ally Says (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
A Softer Tone From Bush on Ukraine Points to a Quandary for U.S. (NY Times) 11/30/2004
In a World Below, Bedrock Resistance to Protests in Kiev. By C. J. CHIVERS. [Coal miners in Donetsk, Ukraine, say they resent protests in the capital, Kiev, against Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovich, whom they support. 'Kiev is not Ukraine,' said one.] (NY Times) 11/30/2004
Editorial: Glimmers of Sanity in Ukraine (NY Times) 11/30/2004
‘Putinism' at work in Ukraine. By George Will (Montana Standard) 11/30/2004
Schroeder, Putin Agree to Respect New Ukraine Result (Update1) (Bloomberg) 11/30/2004
Polish Premier Says EU Neglected Ukraine for Too Long (Update2) (Bloomberg) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's parliament begins emergency session (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Ukraine's Isolated PM Repeats Offer to Opposition (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Putin to Respect New Ukraine Election -- Germany (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Press sees Moscow hand in Ukraine crisis (BBC) 11/30/2004
Yushchenko calls on Ukrainian govt to resign (Interfax-Russia) 11/30/2004
Faithful in Eastern Regions of Ukraine Pray for Unity (RISU) 11/30/2004
Diplomatic courtesies barely conceal EU preference for new poll (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Ukraine premier isolated as Russia warns of violence (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
Editorial: Spectre of a split (Financial Times) 11/30/2004
EU policy chief flies to Kiev (Australia News) 11/30/2004
Crisis gives some signs of easing in Ukraine (IHT) 11/30/2004
Ukraine Pushing Poland's Buttons (LA Times) 11/30/2004
Russia/Ukraine: Did President Putin Miscalculate In Ukraine? (RFE/RL) 11/30/2004
Moscow's dangerous game of Ukrainian roulette could backfire. By Askold Krushelnycky (Independent) 11/30/2004
Дипломатів, що підтримали Ющенка, відкликають до України [Diplomats that voiced support for Yushchenko are being recalled] (Українська правда) 11/30/2004
Ukraine compromise ideas rejected, firm warnings on separatism (AFP/Yahoo) 11/30/2004
Independence with a Solidarity Twist. Lech Walesa Has Come to Help Viktor Yushchenko (Kommersant) 11/29/2004
Американський полiтолог про «Прокляття комунiзму» (VOA) 11/29/2004
Професор Гарварду про можливий вплив подiй в Українi на Росiю (VOA) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Crisis a Reality Test for Bush-Putin Ties (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
US insists on Ukraine's territorial integrity amid secession calls (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Steel industrialist banks on victory for Yanukovich. By Tom Warner [For Rinat Akhmetov, the coal and steel baron who is believed to be Ukraine's richest man, the declining prospects of his long-time ally Viktor Yanukovich becoming president have been hard to accept.] (Financial Times) 11/29/2004
Ukraine President Bows to Pressure, Backs New Vote (Reuters) 11/29/2004
NATO Secretary General's position on Ukraine crisis [From 11/26/04] (NATO) 11/29/2004
A Smarting Bear. How smart has Russia's Ukraine policy been? Moscow doesn't know, but it knows it has a problem. (Transitions Online) 11/29/2004
A Conservative Departs [Colin Powell] (National Review) 11/29/2004
Power cut alarm over Ukraine crisis (Daily Telegraph) 11/29/2004
Letter: West must not ignore Russian role in Ukraine (Daily Telegraph) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Is The Same Old Story. By Tom Fenton (CBS) 11/29/2004
Pope again prays for Ukraine (CWN) 11/29/2004
Departing Ukrainian President Would Support New Elections (NY Times) 11/29/2004
Head of Ukrainian Central Bank Resigns [Serhiy Tyhypko, head of Ukraine's Central Bank and Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych's presidential campaign team has resigned to engage in politics full-time] (AP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Yanukovich campaign chief resigns, says re-run of election best solution [Serhiy Tyhypko] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Yanukovich chief quits bank [Serhiy Tyhypko] (AFP/Australian) 11/29/2004
Georgian MFA Condemns Ukrainian Poll as Flawed (Civil Georgia) 11/29/2004
Army remains guarantor of Ukraine's territorial integrity - minister (Interfax-Russia) 11/29/2004
Donetsk decides on public vote on Dec 15 on constitutional amendments (Interfax-Russia) 11/29/2004
Kazakh blasts aimed to wreck stability -party (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/29/2004
Tbilisi Mayor’s Office Collects Aid for Ukrainian Protesters (Civil Georgia) 11/29/2004
Kuchma: Ukraine's Financial System Could Collapse (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/29/2004
Ukraine's Rifts Extend to the Economy (NY Times) 11/29/2004
'Russia's Slippery Foothold in Abkhazia Becomes a Slide' (PINR) 11/29/2004
Ukraine Group Gives President Ultimatum [warning it would block his movements unless he fired the prime minister by Monday night] (AP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Ukraine crisis: How the chaos unfolded (IOL) 11/28/2004
Photo: Ukrainian opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko (R), his wife Katerina and one of their children wave to supporters during a rally in Kiev. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/28/2004
Editorial: The Once and Future Soviet Press (NY Times) 11/28/2004
Snowy Tent City Holds Soul of Ukraine Protest (LA Times) 11/28/2004
Fears of east-west split in Ukraine (Guardian) 11/28/2004
Ex-Soviet bloc states mull election [Most former Soviet countries - with the notable exception of Georgia - have endorsed the disputed result of the Ukrainian presidential election.] (BBC) 11/27/2004
Ukraine, Russia and the West (NPR) 11/27/2004
Facing down the bear (Financial Times) 11/27/2004
Video/audio: 11/24/04 US Secretary of State Colin Powell statement regarding the situation in Ukraine (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Video/audio: Velvet Revolution or Tiananmen Square? Highlights from American Enterprise Institute Roundtable (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Diplomats in NY join the Ukrainian nation in its fight for democracy -/- Ті, що з українським народом (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
NGO calls on all Americans to send letters of appeal to the President of Ukraine URGENT ACTION ITEM (BRAMA) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's postmodern coup d'etat. Yushchenko got the US nod, and money flooded in to his supporters (Guardian) 11/26/2004
European Envoys Arrive in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
EU, Russia Envoys to Meet Ukraine Presidency Rivals (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Calls for End to [so-called] 'Revolution' (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Russia Uneasy Over Efforts in Ukraine (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
ANALYSIS-Ukraine turmoil shows Russian might is slipping (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/26/2004
Ukrainian presidency rivals to hold talks (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Yushchenko to Meet With Ukraine President [Kuchma] (AP/Yahoo) 11/26/2004
Berlin joins efforts to resolve Ukraine crisis (Expatica) 11/26/2004
A poem for the Ukrainian nation - by Vasyl Makhno (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Basque Parliament concerned about electoral fraud in Ukraine (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Party leader in Moldova addresses congratulatory letter to 'President Yushchenko' (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
'Russian Special Forces are dressed in Ukrainian uniforms and none of them have any identification documents' - Zinchenko (Our Ukraine) 11/24/2004
U.S. threatens action over Ukraine election (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
Powell: U.S. Rejects Ukraine Vote Results (AP/Yahoo) 11/24/2004
U.S. Helsinki Commission Leaders Decry Widespread Fraud in Ukrainian Elections (CSCE) 11/24/2004
RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES LAND IN KYIV AND WESTERN CITIES IVANO-FRANKIVSK, STRIJ HOT (BRAMA) 11/24/2004
Havel Sends Message to Ukrainian People (RFE/RL) 11/23/2004
Ukraine's political crisis: a timeline (CBC) 11/23/2004
White House: The United States stands with the Ukrainian people in this difficult time. (White House) 11/23/2004
THE CHILDREN LEFT BEHIND: AIDS ORPHANS (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/23/2004
Thousands of Ukrainians Refuse to Accept Election Results (NY Times) 11/23/2004
Ukraine: Looking for a Fair Vote Count (NY Times) 11/23/2004
New York Times front page: Maidan Nezalezhnosti Headlines: Premier claims he's the winner in Ukraine vote (NY Times) 11/23/2004
Ukrainian Nuke Plant on Emergency Overnight [second emergency case in the Ukrainian nuclear plant] (Novinite) 11/22/2004
Second round of Ukrainian election failed to address election irregularities and lacked transparency (OSCE) 11/22/2004
Photo: U.S. Senator Richard Lugar, chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, speaks during a news conference in Kiev Monday, Nov. 22, 2004. Lugar said the Ukraine's Sunday presidential election was marred by fraud, but he said that President Leonid Kuchma still has a chance to ensure a credible vote. (AP/Yahoo) 11/22/2004
Danube Delta disaster fears grow (BBC) 11/21/2004
Russian Rumblings. Forget an ever-closer union. The EU's giant neighbor is growing less and less interested in joining hands. (Newsweek) 11/21/2004
Danube Delta disaster fears grow. Ukrainian project to build a maritime canal in the Danube Delta - an ecologically rich wetland area - has aroused international concern among environmental officials and activists. (BBC) 11/21/2004
Kuchma warns over Ukraine chaos (BBC) 11/20/2004
Ukraine's Kuchma Calls for Calm on Eve of Poll (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Photo: [FILE] Ukraine's outgoing President Leonid Kuchma vowed that there would be 'no revolution' on the eve of presidential elections in which the pro-Western opposition has threatened mass protests. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Chernobyl 'caused Sweden cancers' (BBC) 11/20/2004
Op-ed: Russia's imperial future hinges on upcoming vote in Ukraine (UExpress/Yahoo) 11/20/2004
Editorial: Follow Havel's moral example [During his time as president, (Czech president Havel) refused to issue visas to Alexandr Lukashenko, president of Belarus and Leonid Kuchma, president of Ukraine...saying that he did not welcome dictators who violated human rights.] (Taipei Times) 11/20/2004
Ukraine denies selling military aircraft to Sudan (Sudan Tribune) 11/20/2004
Chernobyl caused slight rise in cancer rates in northern Sweden: study (AFP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Sad Slavs: Ukrainians see themselves as Europe's most miserable people (AP/Canadian Press) 11/19/2004
L'éditorial: Nostalgie à la russe (Le Monde) 11/19/2004
A Paris, les fragiles espoirs de la communauté ukrainienne (Le Monde) 11/19/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman passes by vendors at a street market in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine, Friday, Nov. 19, 2004. In Sunday's runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Photo: Vendors at a street market in downtown Lviv, western Ukraine, Friday where, in a runoff, pro-Russian Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovych will face Western-leaning reformer, opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. (CP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Kyrgyz intelligence agency accused of kidnapping prominent rights defender [before flying to Ukraine to observe its presidential election runoff] (AP/Yahoo) 11/19/2004
Georgia is getting to grips with culture of corruption (Financial Times) 11/19/2004
Photo: Men light candles next to a picture of Taras Protsyuk, a Ukrainian cameraman working for Reuters television, in front of US embassy in Kiev in April 2004, during a memorial to mark the first anniversary of his death. (AFP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
Kuchma Warns Opposition Threatening Democracy (RFE/RL) 11/18/2004
Reuters chief blames US military for death of three employees in Iraq (AFP/Yahoo) 11/18/2004
У Вінниці у приміщенні Державної податкової інспекції знайдені агітаційні матеріали за кандидата Януковича та антиагітацію проти кандидата Ющенка (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Перший Президент Кравчук боїться народної революції (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Леонід Кучма заявив: нині є загроза для демократії, якщо 'деякі політичні сили' не вгамують емоції (5 канал) 11/18/2004
Secessionist Russian District wants to join Ukraine (Mosnews) 11/18/2004
Putin woos Ukraine with a Russian common market (CS Monitor) 11/18/2004
Putin Says Russia Will Get New Nuclear Missiles in Near Future (Bloomberg) 11/17/2004
Британський прем'єр Тоні Блер закликає США відмовитися від ролі світового жандарма (5 канал) 11/17/2004
Thyroid pills? No, thanks. Nuclear disaster precaution rejected [Chernobyl/Chornobyl] (Kansas City Star) 11/17/2004
Pull-Outs Threaten Polish-Led Force in Iraq (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
US claims 'no fault' in 2003 killing of reporters in Iraq: Reporters Without Borders [Taras Protsyuk] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
U.S. Signs Agreement Targeting Methane (AP/Yahoo) 11/17/2004
Ukraine-NATO working plan for 2005 signed in Brussels (Interfax-Russia) 11/17/2004
U.S. Calls for Resolution of School Crisis in Transnistria (USDOS) 11/17/2004
Statement by the President of Ukraine L.D.Kuchma, Famine (Holodomor) Commemoration in New York, 13 November 2004 (BRAMA) 11/16/2004
On this day: 1994 – Ukrainian parliament approves Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty (Courier-Mail) 11/16/2004
Chernobyl neighbors ignoring long-term risk (AP/MSNBC) 11/15/2004
Putin returns to Ukraine under veil of secrecy [Eurasia Daily Monitor] (Jamestown Foundation) 11/15/2004
Powell and Three Others Leaving Cabinet (AP/Yahoo) 11/15/2004
Secretary of State Powell Resigns (Reuters) 11/15/2004
Desire for Nuclear Empowerment a Uniting Factor in Iran. Issue Seen as Matter Of Independence, Reaction to U.S. (Wash Post) 11/14/2004
Putin Uses Soft Power to Restore the Russian Empire (NY Times) 11/14/2004
Activists: Chernobyl Radiation Lingers (AP/Yahoo) 11/13/2004
Russian President Putin Visits Ukraine Again Before Crucial Election (Politinfo) 11/13/2004
На українсько-словацькому кордоні знайдено арсенал боєприпасів [часів Другої Світової війни] (Урядовий портал) 11/13/2004
Former Soviet Dissidents Warn That Russia Is Slipping Back Into Police State (AP/ABC) 11/13/2004
Whistleblower 'under house arrest' [Former Israeli nuclear technician Mordechai Vanunu had been freed from an Israeli prison in April after serving an 18-year sentence for revealing the country's nuclear ambitions.] (The Australian) 11/12/2004
The Lessons of Ukraine: Russia's Growing Influence in Eurasia. by Ariel Cohen, Ph.D. (Heritage Foundation) 11/12/2004
Poland's foreign minister visits Ukraine in his new capacity [Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz is scheduled to meet Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma, Premier Viktor Yanukovich, the Supreme Rada speaker and the head of the Central Elections Commission of Ukraine] (Kazinform) 11/12/2004
Moldova wants to alter format of Transdniestria settlement talks (Interfax-Moldova) 11/12/2004
Foreign Minister Kostiantyn Hryschenko attends Yasser Arafat funeral ceremony in Cairo, Egypt (Government portal) 11/12/2004
Saakashvili, Kuchma Discussed Bilateral Relations (Civil Georgia) 11/12/2004
'The Geostrategic Implications of the U.S. Presidential Election' [Moscow will try to strengthen ties in Central Asia, the Transcaucasus and Eastern Europe (Belarus and Ukraine), and to fend off Washington's inroads into those areas.] (PINR) 11/12/2004
U.S. official commends Estonia's political efforts [Ojuland said that the Ukrainian elections' compliance with democratic standards would show the EU and the United States how to further interact with Ukraine.] (Baltic Times) 11/12/2004
Віктор Ющенко зустрічається з міністром закордонних справ Республіки Польщі (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/12/2004
Who said Yushchenko was bad for Russia? (RIA) 11/12/2004
Photo: Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma shows his book 'In Our Own Way' about Ukraine's economic development, during a ceremony marking the launch of his charitable fund in Kiev, November 11, 2004. Ukraine's outgoing leader Kuchma, who is completing his second five-year presidential term, presented on Thursday the book and a fund named after him which he is to head soon. Kuchma's successor will be known after the November 21 run-off of Ukraine's presidential elections in which Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich and top opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko will be facing each other. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/11/2004
Ukraine will stay in SES: [Finance Minister] Azarov [Single Economic Space, a.k.a. Common Economic Space] (UPI) 11/11/2004
Friday, Yushchenko meets with the head of the Council of Europe’s cabinet of ministers [Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Mr. Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz] (Yushchenko.com.ua) 11/11/2004
Land Plots For Obedient Servants [The Ukrainian practice of giving gifts to the right people is a deep-rooted tradition. That is why handing over 200 hectares of land to certain people in compliance with two decisions by the Kyiv Council was nothing special.][From 11/8/04] (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/11/2004
Letter: Ukraine's Choice, Bush's Victory and Kyoto Woes (Moscow Times) 11/11/2004
Lugar eyes Ukraine’s future (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) 11/11/2004
Concern rises in US and EU over Russia's growing hostility to OSCE (Financial Times) 11/11/2004
Palestinian Leader Arafat Dies at 75 (AP/Yahoo) 11/11/2004
At 16, resistance fighter saw world war (Ames Tribune) 11/10/2004
Russia's gravitational pull in Eurasia stands to strengthen after Ukraine election. Ariel Cohen (EurasiaNet) 11/10/2004
Ukrainian troops seize weapons cache in Iraq (Army Times) 11/10/2004
Op-Ed: Tilting East or West in Ukraine? (Korea Herald) 11/10/2004
6th Fleet staff officer struck by car in Ukraine (Stars and Stripes) 11/10/2004
Senators ratify Russian, Ukraine registration protocol [registration will not be required if the term of temporary residence by a Ukrainian visiting Russia, or a Russian visiting Ukraine, does not exceed 90 days] (Interfax-Moscow) 11/10/2004
The strange tale of Ukrainian stem cell experts, American investors and Caribbean tourism (Financial Times) 11/10/2004
A catcher in the lie [Ukrainians continue to shoot themselves in the same foot with masochist persistence and still believe into all the dirt...] (Ukrayinska Pravda) 11/10/2004
Chamber judgments concerning Ukraine: Bakay, Leschova, Yemets, Voloshyna, Semak and Lytvynenko v. Ukraine; Svetlana Naumenko v. Ukraine (European Court of Human Rights) 11/09/2004
Україна не ділиться на Львів і Донецьк. Традиційний поділ України на Схід і Захід не відповідає сучасним умовам: дедалі поважнішу об'єднавчу роль відіграють центральні області країни. Ці тенденції засвідчила і нинішня виборча кампанія. [from 11/5/04] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/09/2004
Голосування за кордоном: нелегалів не переслідували [from 11/4/04] (BBC Ukrainian) 11/09/2004
'Under Fire' documentary airing at 10:30 tonight on CET (Channel 48) [stories from Soviet women of Ukrainian descent] (Cincinnati Post) 11/09/2004
Little east-west romance 15 years after Berlin Wall (Reuters) 11/09/2004
Cross words over artist's memorial to Berlin Wall victims [Ukrainian artist Alexandra Hildebrandt's memorial strip, at the infamous former East-West crossing point, Checkpoint Charlie, consists of a stretch of the wall and 1,065 2ft high wooden crosses, one for each of those killed trying to cross the border dividing East and West Germany. It is currently the most visited exhibition site in Berlin...] (Daily Telegraph) 11/09/2004
Blast Misses Russian Club Director [ Russian Club - nongovernmental organization opened this summer under an agreement between Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma and President Vladimir Putin.] (Moscow Times) 11/09/2004
The 1 Percent Solution [2002 census: 30,000 Ukrainians in Poland] (Transitions Online) 11/08/2004
Kinston couple survived hardships of Nazi Germany (Kinston Free Press) 11/07/2004
Photo: An elderly Ukrainian woman waves red Soviet flags and shouts pro-Communist slogans during a meeting in Kiev's European Square, November 7, 2004. About two thousand representatives of left-wing parties rallied in the centre of the Ukrainian capital on Sunday marking the 87th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik revolution. (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/07/2004
Ground Zero Suicide Inspired by Election [distraught over President Bush's win] (AP/Yahoo) 11/07/2004
Russian Nuclear Reactor Restarted [Balakovo nuclear power plant in the Saratov region automatically shut down earlier this week sparking widespread panic] (AP/Yahoo) 11/06/2004
USS La Salle in Black Sea for multinational exercises (Stars and Stripes) 11/06/2004
Georgia arms dealer awarded $3.6 million [Boeing wrote at least three letters to Ukrainian officials branding Blane an illegal arms dealer] (AP/Fresno Bee) 11/06/2004
US Army report sees no fault in Iraq hotel attack [Reuters cameraman Taras Protsiuk and Spanish television colleague Jose Couso were killed by a shell fired by a US tank at the Palestine Hotel in the Iraqi capital on April 8, 2003; CPJ said attack was not deliberate but was avoidable.] (Reuters/AlertNet) 11/06/2004
On this day: 1893 – Death of Russian composer Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky. 1943 – In World War II, Russians recapture Kiev after two years of Nazi occupation. [Note: This year, Pres. Kuchma arranged for a military parade on October 30, the day before the election, instead of commemorating this day on its true anniversary. Military parades have never been held for this date before.] (Australia Sunday Mail) 11/06/2004
Atomic Power Station Halted in Russia, No Radiation [Balakovskaya power station near the city of Saratov on the Volga river] (Reuters) 11/05/2004
Shutdowns at Ukrainian reactors. The fourth reactor of Rivno NPP was shutdown yesterday. (Bellona) 11/05/2004
Hungary may speed up troops withdrawal [Iraq] (Guardian) 11/05/2004
Page down to: That Old Chestnut [Chesnut Revolution for Ukraine?][Newsweek Nov 15] (MSNBC) 11/05/2004
European leaders indicate lack of support for U.S. policy on Iraq (Macon Telegraph) 11/04/2004
AIDS death sparks panic in Bosnian town [The prostitute, a 21-year-old Ukrainian, was admitted to hospital on Monday suffering from AIDS, syphilis, tuberculosis and hepatitis C. She died the following day...] (AFP/Yahoo) 11/04/2004
European press review: Bush & Europe, Putin & Russian reform; Ukraine elections & the choice between Europe and Russia. (BBC) 11/04/2004
Ukraine to set up register with U.S. funds to track radioactive material (CBC) 11/04/2004
Has the West lost Ukraine? (Janes) 11/04/2004
United States Mission to the OSCE: Statement on First Round of Ukrainian Presidential Election [PDF format] (US OSCE) 11/04/2004
Crowd control methods keep largest rally in Kyiv history in check FOTO/S (BRAMA) 11/03/2004
Bin Laden intent on acquiring nuclear devices, Canadian intelligence warns (CP/Yahoo) 11/03/2004
Two more states to quit Iraq coalition (Financial Times) 11/03/2004
A Look at Iraq Casualties: As of Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2004, 1124 U.S. military dead (8,150 wounded). 985 U.S. soldiers have died since May 1, 2003, when President Bush declared that major combat operations in Iraq had ended. Poland, 13; Ukraine, 9. Iraqi civilian deaths est. 14219-16352. (Iraq Coalition Casualties) 11/03/2004
Iraq and the Value of On-Site Inspections (Arms Control Association) 11/03/2004
Axis of failure. The war in Iraq has realised Tony Blair's worst fear: the creation of another country where terrorists can easily find weapons of mass destruction (Guardian) 11/03/2004
AP: Bush Wins Race As Kerry Concedes (AP/Yahoo) 11/03/2004
Patron Opens Library in Rural Ukraine to Honor Holocaust Victims (FJC) 11/02/2004
Opinion: A Foolhardy Naval Exercise (Moscow Times) 11/02/2004
Commentary: Orderly departure option. To paraphrase Oliver Cromwell, the U.S. military has stayed in Iraq too long for any good it has been doing lately. By Bruce Fein (Wash Times) 11/02/2004
Losing the Cold War, one election at a time (Lebanon Daily Star) 11/02/2004
A Ghost at the Party. Lukashenka’s absence at Ukraine’s liberation parade highlights his difficult relations with Russia and Ukraine. (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
A Partial Observer. Polish policy-makers may try to exploit the contentious Ukrainian and Belarusian elections to strengthen the country's position in the EU. (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
Time for a Change [Bush’s presidency has fueled anti-American sentiment, increased cynicism, and offered people with an ugly past...] (Transitions Online) 11/02/2004
Ukrainian’s national pride (Дзеркало Тижня) 11/01/2004
Stand-off in Ukrainian Election (Deutsche Welle) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Election Heads to Runoff Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine poll failings condemned (BBC News) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Vote Fails to Meet Standards, Say Monitors (Reuters/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine presidential hopefuls head to runoff vote (AFP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine Election Headed for Runoff Vote (AP/Yahoo) 11/01/2004
Ukraine election set for run-off (CNN) 11/01/2004
Slim lead for PM in Ukraine poll (BBC News) 11/01/2004
Uncertainty swirls as Ukraine decides its future (IH Tribune) 11/01/2004
Official Count, Exit Polls Tell Different Stories in Ukraine (LA Times) 11/01/2004
Ukraine's opposition ready to take to streets over vote (Globe and Mail) 11/01/2004
Rivals in Ukraine Report Violations in Presidential Vote (NY Times) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian Election Heads to Runoff (Wash Post) 11/01/2004
Exit polls give mixed signals as Ukraine chooses its president (Independent) 11/01/2004
Ukrainian vote appears headed for deadlock (Daily Telegraph) 11/01/2004
Exit polls point to Ukrainian run-off (Guardian) 11/01/2004
Ukraine challenger heading for victory (The Scotsman) 11/01/2004
Exit Poll Shows Yushchenko in Lead (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
Perplexed by Putin's Bet in Ukraine (Moscow Times) 11/01/2004
After 6 months, EU looks better to Poles (IH Tribune) 11/01/2004
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