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Свита короля. Часть 1: Кумовья-соратники президентаhttp://www.podrobnosti.ua/analytics/2005/07/07/225274.html07 июля 2005 14:50Алексей СахноПо материалам: ForUm, ProUA, Vlasti.net, Деловая Неделя, Зеркало Недели, Корреспондент, Независимая газета, Обозреватель, Общественная коммуникация, Полит.ру, Столичные Новости, Украина криминальная, Українська Правда, ЭкспертКороля делает свита. Кто сегодня

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Ющенко на днях підпише указ про введення ділової російської мови у східних регіонах України?http://www.sprotiv.kiev.ua/ [27.03.2005 17:47]Ющенко на днях підпише указ про введення ділової російської мови у регіонах України, де переважає російськомовне населення?Джерелом цієї інформації стали повідомлення співробітників деяких міністерства, де проект Указу Президента України начебто лежить на

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2004-12-24 13:21 http://en.rian.ru/rian/index.cfm?prd_id=160&msg_id=5248501&startrow=1&date=2004-12-24&do_alert=0 MOSCOW, December 24 (RIA Novosti) - Opinion polls show that there are fewer supporters of democracy in Russia than in Ukraine. Ukrainians and Russians agree that Russians will not become more politically motivated in the foreseeable future, reported Vremya Novostei.

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Dec 23, 2004 Interview with Kateryna Yuschenko published in Vechirni Visti Ukrainian text follows Оранжева Україна очима Катерини Ющенко Ілона Богуш 12:51, 23 грудня 2004 // "Вечірні вісті" Дружина народного Президента збирається і надалі оздоровлювати дітей, опікуватися дитячими будинками, музеями і театрами Катерина Ющенко першою з дружин вітчизняних політиків вийшла з тіні свого відомого

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http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/afp/20041223/wl_afp/ukrainevote.041223184813 KIEV (AFP) - Western observers deployed in Ukraine to monitor a presidential vote rerun this weekend as Russian President Vladimir Putin (news - web sites) again attacked the West's role and motives in the former Soviet republic. The candidate Putin supported in an earlier and now-discredited attempt to

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12/22/2004 14:21 http://english.pravda.ru/main/18/88/353/14750_.html This seems to be the first time Russian electronic system for counting paper ballots has had such major glitch. On December 19th Russia's Arkhangelsky region hosted local Legislative Assembly elections. Several other major coastal towns were also electing new leaders of administration as well as local delegates at around the

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December 22, 2004 OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR By MARTIN CRUZ SMITH http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/22/opinion/22cruzsmith.html OUTSIDE, a hard winter's afternoon settles on the village, but inside their cottage Nikolai and Nastia lay out a spread: apples from their orchard, pickles from their garden, mushrooms from the woods around and full glasses of samogon, otherwise known as Ukrainian moonshine.

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Dec 22 '04 http://www.keepmedia.com/pubs/AFP/2004/12/22/689341 WASHINGTON (AFP) — The United States will keep a close eye on Ukraine's rerun of its disputed presidential runoff election on Sunday, as Washington silently wishes for a victory of Western-leaning candidate Viktor Yushchenko in the former Soviet republic, analysts say. The United States has maintained the same position since the

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THE JERUSALEM POST Dec. 22, 2004 http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JPost/JPArticle/ShowFull&cid=1103685619986&p=1006953079865 On December 26, the people of Ukraine will again go to the polls, in an election of vital international interest whose impact reaches far beyond that nation's borders. Ukraine is a nuclear power of 48 million people that occupies a key strategic

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Updated 05:06am (Mla time) Dec 23, 2004 By Agence France-Presse http://news.inq7.net/world/index.php?index=1&story_id=22099 Tens of thousands of supporters of Ukraine's opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko massed Wednesday in the center of the capital in a fresh show of force to press demands that a repeat presidential election be conducted fairly unlike a discredited poll last month. "In

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Editorial comment Published: December 23 2004 02:00 Last updated: December 23 2004 02:00 http://news.ft.com/cms/s/348bb902-5487-11d9-8280-00000e2511c8.html How Russia and the west react to Sunday's rerun presidential election in Ukraine - whichever way it goes - will set the tone for their wider relationship. Both Russia and the west should want at all costs to keep Ukraine together. Neither

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Nick Paton Walsh in Kiev Thursday December 23, 2004 The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/ukraine/story/0,15569,1378902,00.html More than 12,000 foreign election observers have been registered to monitor the Ukrainian presidential run-off on Boxing Day, the central election committee said yesterday. "These are all foreigners who will work on monitoring the vote according to their own plans,"

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http://www.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/geted.pl5?ed20041223a1.htm EDITORIAL How far will the old order in Ukraine go to safeguard its privileges? News that opposition residential candidate Viktor Yushchenko was poisoned suggests that it is desperate indeed. Three months after the alleged poisoning, questions continue to mount about how Mr. Yushchenko ingested what should have been a fatal dose of

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ANALYSIS: By Ron Popeski, Reuters, Kiev, Ukraine, Dec 20, 2004 KIEV - Ukraine's Viktor Yushchenko may be the toast of Western capitals but he will have a tricky balance to maintain between the West and big neighbour Russia if, as expected, he wins the re-run of a rigged election next Sunday. The would-be president's call of "let's not miss the train for Europe" -- moving Ukraine into the

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Former millionaire businesswoman Yulia Tymoshenko has a talent for confrontation. http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-tymoshenko20dec20,1,5236336.story?coll=la-headlines-world By David Holley, Times Staff Writer, Los Angeles Times Los Angeles, California, Monday, December 20, 2004 KIEV, Ukraine — Tensions over disputed presidential balloting were at a peak when Yulia

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Ukraine 's Opposition Leader Needs to Win Converts In Russian-Speaking Regions By Yaroslav Trofimov, Staff Reporter The Wall Street Journal, New York, NY, Mon, Dec 20, 2004 YALTA, Ukraine -- Pro-Western opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko has a comfortable lead in the opinion polls ahead of Ukraine 's presidential election. But he still faces a

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Watching the uprising in Kiev takes me back to Tehran http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A12532-2004Dec19.html COMMENTARY: By Roya Hakakian The Washington Post, Washington, D.C. Monday, December 20, 2004; Page A23 Everyone is serenading Kiev these days. "Magical" and "most valorous" were the words on the morning news. But in my mind, Kiev has never looked more like Tehran -- my

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The world should be alert on December 26, when Ukraine re-runs its election, and in the years to follow as the enemies of freedom try to undermine Ukraine's progress COMMENTARY: By Mikheil Saakashvili, President of Georgia Financial Times, London, UK, Monday, December 20 2004 For those of us who remained behind the iron curtain during Europe's

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OP-ED By Bohdan Koczor, Chicago Tribune Chicago, Illinois, Tue, 21 December 2004 I have a name. I also have a number. My parents gave me my name. It's a good Ukrainian name, and I have always been proud of it, and of my people. It wasn't always good to be a Ukrainian, however. I was just a teenager in western Ukraine when World War II broke out. The Soviets came claiming they would liberate us.

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Democracy is not an American plot http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A15131-2004Dec20.html OP-ED By Michael McFaul, The Washington Post Washington, D.C. Tuesday, December 21, 2004; Page A25 Events in Ukraine have inspired most people living in the free world. Ukrainian democrats stood together in the freezing cold to demand from their government what we citizens of democracies

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Ukraine Opposition Leader Expected to Buoy Economy EUROPEAN BUSINESS NEWS By Poul Funder Larsen, Dow Jones Newswires The Wall Street Journal, NY, NY, Tue, December 21, 2004 KIEV, Ukraine -- Dressed in a dark business suit, Petro Poroshenko hardly looks the part of a revolutionary just back from the barricades. Only a bright orange shirt betrays that this Ukrainian entrepreneur

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By Tom Warner in Sevastopol, Financial Times London, UK, Tuesday, December 21 2004 SEVASTOPOL - Viktor Yanukovich, Ukrainian prime minister, yesterday positioned himself as radically anti-western, accusing Leonid Kuchma, the outgoing president who supported him in last month's failed election, of betraying him and Ukraine to foreign interests. Speaking in a televised debate ahead of fresh

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IN TV DEBATE AHEAD OF SUNDAY'S RERUN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE Agence France Presse (AFP), Kiev, Ukraine, Mon, Dec 20, 2004 KIEV (AFP) - Ukraine opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko hammered his presidential rival for stealing votes as the two men faced off during their sole televised debate days ahead of a historic re-run election. "There is one reason why we are here -- the election of November 21

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Askold Krushelnycky in Kiev, The Independent London, United Kingdom; Tuesday, Dec 21, 2004 KIEV - UKRAINE'S BITTER presidential rivals clashed last night on live television in their first face-to-face encounter since the massive street protests that propelled the country into the international spotlight and overturned the election result. The eagerly awaited debate lived up to its billing as the

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UKRAINE HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED BY THE POLITICAL TURMOIL OF RECENT MONTHS If Viktor Yushchenko does win the presidency in next week's rerun election he faces huge challenges, write Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner By Stefan Wagstyl and Tom Warner Financial Times, London, UK, Tue, December 21 2004 Viktor Yanukovich, Ukraine's prime minister, and Viktor Yushchenko, the opposition leader, last night

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