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Appearance, reality conflict on streets and in minds of post-Soviet Ukrainians
Yuriy Lukanov asks: Why do leaders cling to Soviet myths, such as working ‘hero’ Stakhanov? Full Story 6 August, 20:50 | by Yuriy Lukanov
A ‘hospitable’ host in another’s kitchen
In a time of Facebook, citizen journalists, enormous numbers of international social websites and the new ‘reset’ with Russia, Americans still remember the Nixon-Khrushchev “kitchen debate” during the 1959 U.S. exhibition in Moscow. Full Story 27 July, 13:41 | by Yuliya Melnyk
Pukach's arrest looks like pre-election Yushchenko ploy
The July 21 arrest of ex-Interior Ministry general Oleksiy Pukach, a suspect in the 2000 murder of journalist Georgiy Gongadze, came on the same weekend that President Victor Yushchenko declared his re-election bid for the Jan. 17, 2010, presidential election. Were these two events merely coincidences or a bizarre attempt to rekindle Yushchenko’s popularity above its paltry 2-3 percent? Full Story 24 July, 15:08 | by Taras Kuzio
Non-stop nuclear nonsense
The recent Russia-U.S. summit bore the first strategic arms reduction movement in seven years. This was duly dangled before the world’s eyes as an achievement, something to sing and dance about; Presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama gazing out into a new world – as Shaun Walker, for the Independent dubbed it, a “post-Cold War world.” Full Story 14 July, 14:03 | by Roland Sylvester
Ukrainian identity shines through at ethnic festivals
If there is one thing that struck me at the latest Krayina Mriy ethnic music festival, it’s the crowd of people wearing traditional dress. Their number seems to be growing rapidly each year, and just about outnumbered us, plainly clothed, this time. Full Story 7 July, 23:23 | by Katya Gorchinskaya
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U.S. women don’t enjoy their femininity enough 26 September 2008, 17:49 | by Lena Redko
How hard will it be for Americans to adapt to the economic crisis? 29 October 2008, 21:19 | by Lena Redko
George Orwell's Newspeak in Ukraine's Political Discourse 12 September 2008, 11:29 | by Taras Kuzio
When times are lean, Ukrainians adapt much better than pampered Americans 21 January, 22:00 | by Lena Redko
Revival of Stalinism in Russia shows gap between neighbors 17 December 2008, 20:02 | by Taras Kuzio
U.S. women don’t enjoy their femininity enough 26 September 2008, 17:49 | by Lena Redko
How hard will it be for Americans to adapt to the economic crisis? 29 October 2008, 21:19 | by Lena Redko
When times are lean, Ukrainians adapt much better than pampered Americans 21 January, 22:00 | by Lena Redko
Revival of Stalinism in Russia shows gap between neighbors 17 December 2008, 20:02 | by Taras Kuzio
Competition, not conformity, is key to success 24 December 2008, 20:40 | by Lena Redko
Appearance, reality conflict on streets and in minds of post-Soviet Ukrainians 6 August, 20:50 | by Yuriy Lukanov
A ‘hospitable’ host in another’s kitchen 27 July, 13:41 | by Yuliya Melnyk
Pukach's arrest looks like pre-election Yushchenko ploy 24 July, 15:08 | by Taras Kuzio
Is arrest of Gongadze’s alleged killer late justice or political game? 23 July, 23:04 | by Yuriy Lukanov
Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live forever? 16 July, 19:37 | by Yuriy Lukanov
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Roland Sylvester
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