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31 August 2005
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09:38
We Owe Them a Debt of Honour
The Ukrainians and Turks can't be left out of the new Europe
It's the debate that stopped dead in its tracks. One minute after the French referendum vote came in, Tony Blair was ideological master of the EU rebels, liberated, prescribing the ...
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30 August 2005
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12:28
Ukraine Fails to Attract Foreign Direct Investments (FDI), Rekindle Economic Growth
FDI in Ukraine slides 14.4% y/y in H1/05
Last year's Orange Revolution sparked hopes of massive foreign investment inflow and new market reforms. However, the Ukrainian government so far fails to elaborate a policy that would increase foreign ...
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29 August 2005
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13:00
Ukraine: country outlook by the Economist Intelligence Unit ltd
The government and the presidential administration will ensure greater political openness than existed in the past, and will push for faster economic reform. However, occasionally poor policy formulation and government in-fighting will limit the ...
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25 August 2005
14:58
Ukraine: after the party
Now that the TV cameras are gone, Yushchenko’s regime is showing its cracks.by Jack Jordan When the spotlight of the Western media was last on Ukraine, optimism was in the air. 'Our man' was in, the oligarchs were out and a new era in ...
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19 August 2005
12:52
Ukraine Struggles while Russia Prospers
Eight months after an "Orange Revolution" installed a new reform-minded government in Ukraine, some investors believe the country is floundering while neighbouring Russia is making hay.The bloodless revolution which helped sweep the ...
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18 August 2005
10:41
National Bank of Ukraine: Between Inflation Devil and Liberalization Sea
Verkhovna Rada speaker Vladimir Lytvin during his meeting with representatives of Kherson shipbuilding yard on Aug 12 made a harsh declaration that the real level of consumer inflation exceeds 2-fold data of state statistics committee (SSC).According ...
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17 August 2005
17:34
Pipeline to Trouble
Iran's gas export to Europe via UkraineEver since December 2004, when populist opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko unseated then-Prime Minister (and Kremlin favorite) Viktor Yanukovych to claim Kiev's top political office, Ukraine has emerged as ...
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16 August 2005
10:11
Revolution industry, Phase 2: Ukraine's summer of discontent
I deliberately did not write anything about Ukraine's "Orange Revolution" when it was going down 10 months ago. Really, what to say? Everything about it was so depressingly predictable that there was nothing left to the imagination: the ...
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15 August 2005
14:31
Are Ukrainians serious about their memory ?
KYIV - Green with envy over the success of British writer Marina Lewycka with her best seller "Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian," I am busily gathering material for a copy-cat book, titled, "Short History of Famine Memorials in ...
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13 August 2005
11:10
Geopolitics and National Identity
Part 4.HANGING ON A THREADUkrainians should certainly not forget their deep, European interest in energy resources from Russia itself or via Russia from Central Asia and the Caucasus, as well as our even more profound interest in security on the ...
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