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AN ACUTE OVERDOSE OF HOLIDAYS

The President recently proposed that parliament forego its annual winter holidays and work on throughout January. While the move is unlikely to be popular with politicians, it would certainly be a step in the right direction More

A SOLUTION TO THE SOVIET BANK SCANDAL?

The new government began the New Year attempting to implement its campaign pledge to return the Soviet-era savings which Ukrainians lost after the 1991 collapse, but will its efforts prove enough to appease voters and silence the many detractors who labelled the proposition wholly unrealistic? More

ENTER THE ICONS

Can the return of Yulia Tymoshenko to government in Kyiv pave the way for better relations with Russia, or will the two countries’ iconic political leaders clash once more? More

2007’S WINNERS AND LOSERS

“Dear fellow Ukrainians,” began President Viktor Yushchenko in his New Year address to the nation. “We have a hard year behind us. We have lived through much – highs and lows, dramas and happiness.” This was something of an understatement, given Ukraine’s mercurial journey through 2007. What lies ahead for the coming year? More
 
News

AN ACUTE OVERDOSE OF HOLIDAYS

The President recently proposed that parliament forego its annual winter holidays and work on throughout January. While the move is unlikely to be popular with politicians, it would certainly be a step in the right direction More

A SOLUTION TO THE SOVIET BANK SCANDAL?

The new government began the New Year attempting to implement its campaign pledge to return the Soviet-era savings which Ukrainians lost after the 1991 collapse, but will its efforts prove enough to appease voters and silence the many detractors who labelled the proposition wholly unrealistic? More

ENTER THE ICONS

Can the return of Yulia Tymoshenko to government in Kyiv pave the way for better relations with Russia, or will the two countries’ iconic political leaders clash once more? More

THE NEW GOVERNMENT AT A GLANCE

Ukraine’s new Orange coalition government took power in mid-December, with a cabinet composed of appointees of the ruling BYUT and Our Ukraine/People’s Self-Defence blocs Subscribe

UNDERMINING THE FIGHT AGAINST AIDS

Ukraine is gripped by Europe’s worst AIDS outbreak, but corruption among the state bodies charged with leading the fight against the epidemic is suspected of hindering efforts to stem the tide Subscribe

UKRAINE’S JEWISH GROUPS ANGERED AS ISRAEL SEEKS PILGRIM TOMB REMOVAL

One of Ukraine’s most remarkable cultural treasures and unlikely tourist attractions was under threat last week after the Israeli government announced plans to try and secure the removal of an important Jewish tomb in central Ukraine to Israel Subscribe

STATE MEDALS AND THE UNTOUCHABLE ELITE

Three years after mass street protests brought down a corrupt regime, progress in the fight for justice and equality before the law remains almost non-existent. Can Yulia Tymoshenko’s new government finally make an impact on the tangled web of institutional corruption that continues to dog Ukraine? Subscribe
Industry

NAFTOGAZ AT CENTRE OF NEW ENERGY CRISIS

Energy sector crises have become something of a Ukrainian New Year tradition in recent years, and 2008 has proved no exception, with news that the country’s largest energy company is in dire straights. Will measures to secure a greater share of the domestic energy supply market prove enough to offset mounting debts? Subscribe
Banking & Finance

2007’S WINNERS AND LOSERS

“Dear fellow Ukrainians,” began President Viktor Yushchenko in his New Year address to the nation. “We have a hard year behind us. We have lived through much – highs and lows, dramas and happiness.” This was something of an understatement, given Ukraine’s mercurial journey through 2007. What lies ahead for the coming year? More

SUPPORT FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS

Even with the banking sector booming and support for small businesses growing, it remains hard for young Ukrainians to turn their business dreams into reality. A new British-backed initiative in the Donbass region is trying to make it easier for first-time entrepreneurs to get started Subscribe
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