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16.09.2008, 08:29
The ruling coalition which wrested power from pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovich in the 2004 Orange Revolution has been dissolved by the Ukrainian parliament. On Saturday a ten-day deadline to restore the coalition between fo
22.11.2007, 06:51
Ukraine is marking the third anniversary of the Orange revolution. In 2004 the nation was divided between supporters of Viktor Yushchenko, the current president, and Viktor Yanukovich, the current prime minister. The rivalry continues as the country's new
13.01.2010, 17:29
If you are familiar with the events of the Orange Revolution in Ukraine between November 2004 and January 2005, then undoubtedly you recognize Independence Square in the center of Kiev...
05.01.2010, 14:24
The forthcoming presidential election will not change the political situation in Ukraine dramatically, says Mikhail Dmitriyev, director of the Center for Ukrainian and Belarusian studies.
18.01.2010, 15:00
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Ukraine has finished counting votes in its presidential election, and it is already clear that the widely predicted run-off will take place.
12.10.2009, 11:50
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Ahead of Viktor Yushchenko’s visit to the Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye, the local administration has made sure that all signs in Russian were hidden from the President’s eyes.
31.01.2010, 17:21
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Ukrainian presidential candidate Yulia Timoshenko has accused her opponent Viktor Yanukovich of trying to seize power in the country and promised to stop him from winning the election by any means, informs Interfax.
16.01.2010, 10:15
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Election campaigning came to close yesterday as Ukraine prepares for Sunday's presidential poll.
23.04.2009, 20:41
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President Viktor Yushchenko is aiming to remain in office, despite facing the lowest approval rating in the country's history.
25.01.2010, 17:08
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A Ukrainian printing plant responsible for printing ballots for the second presidential run-off in the country was raided on Sunday night. The plant will now be guarded by Interior Ministry troops.
Published: 16 January, 2010, 02:31
Edited: 17 January, 2010, 14:58
The leading candidates in Ukraine's presidential election are making the most of their last opportunities to campaign before polls open on January 17.
it's as simple as this; Obviously the country was a basket case with a divided population for such an event to occur,(the previous 'revolution') so if either side the 'west' side or the 'east' side wins ultimate peoples mandate, wouldn't it be their first priority to start to run the country as a single unit, reach out to the people on the other side, like, in the acceptance speech. it looks like the type of apathy one typically sees in completely controlled systems, obviously there is a very large communication/information deviation between the citizens and the administration.