Non-participation by the disillusioned masses in the elections could mean that their views end up unrepresented and their enemies in power More

As Ukraine’s parliamentary campaign reaches its half-way point, there are increasing concerns that some may not want a free and fair election More

Ever since the 2004 Orange Revolution the outside world has grown accustomed to viewing Ukraine as a bi-polar country divided more or less equally into Russian and Ukrainian speaking sides. Is this simplified understanding set to become outmoded? Subscribe

One handy informal indicator of an economy state is the health of its marriage industry. The good news for Ukraine is that more people are getting married each year and spending increasingly small fortunes in the process More

As they search for ways to diversify their limited portfolios, more and more Ukrainian banks are finding a recipe for success in supporting small- and medium-sized enterprises Subscribe

It is now clear that the credit squeeze that began in the US is not just a storm in a teacup, but fortunately the malaise is unlikely to have a drastic effect on Ukraine’s isolated markets Subscribe

The Ukrainian banking sector is increasingly attracting international attention and posting record growth figures on the back of a real estate boom, bullish business sector and rising salaries, but are the numbers sustainable? Subscribe

Everyone has their own views on politics, but money is money. So beyond the ideologies and policies at stake, what kind of impact might the coming elections have on Ukraine’s equities markets? Subscribe

The implosion of the US subprime market and its global reverbations have revealed inexcusable complacency and what is in effect a giant pyramid scheme Subscribe

The head of Ukraine’s third largest mobile telecoms provider says the arrival of 3G technology and number portability will push the sector even further More