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Tymoshenko reveals secret of main anti-crisis program in Ukraine

Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko believes that the memorandum on cooperation between Ukraine and the International Monetary Fund is the main anti-crisis program in Ukraine...

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German and Ukrainian rivals set up semi-finals

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Ukrainian book wins positions at domestic market

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Working schedule of Kyiv transport on Easter

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	[15.04.2009 11:21] By Roman Olearchyk, The Financial Times Tymoshenko bypasses parliament for IMF loan Yulia Tymoshenko, the Ukrainian prime minister, said her government had unilaterally adopted initiatives needed to unlock an International Monetary Fund loan for her recession-battered country after MPs failed to... »»»

	[13.04.2009 17:30] By Ahto Lobjakas, RFE/RL The EU's Invisible 'Schengen Wall' If the Schengen scheme fosters a sense of unity within the bloc, the feeling outside is one of painful exclusion. The EU`s "Schengen Wall" divides the continent without regard to the motives, intentions, or dreams of those outside the bloc... »»»

	[10.04.2009 13:06] By Federico Fubini, Foreign Policy Ukraine's dangerous game Tymoshenko isn`t complaining. "You are never popular when you ask a sick person to undergo surgery," she says. "But what has to be done, has to be done. Cooperating with the IMF requires a serious budget policy for any country... »»»

	[09.04.2009 10:09] By Taras Kuzio, Eurasia Daily Monitor Russian “National Identity” and the Ukraine-EU Pipeline Deal Ukraine`s gas pipeline deal with the EU on March 23 led to an avalanche of Russian outrage that had less to do with the agreement, but exposed the Kremlin`s use of Russian national identity... »»»

	[08.04.2009 14:10] Antonina Lesych Ukrainian tourists robbed at the Switzerland-based Lindner Alpentherme Leukerbad’s most respectable health spa center Lindner turned out to be really popular not only among Ukrainian tourists, but also all kinds of con-men... »»»

	[02.04.2009 15:16] By Robin Oakley, CNN Analysis: Crisis may lead to new world order The men and women called together in London by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown to counter an economic slump are politicians -- just at a time when the world`s electorates are demonstrating their lack... »»»

	[27.03.2009 11:53] By AOIFE WHITE, AP EU presidency: US stimulus is 'the road to hell' The head of the European Union slammed President Barack Obama`s plan to spend nearly $2 trillion to push the U.S. economy out of recession as "the road to hell" that EU governments must avoid... »»»

	[27.03.2009 11:25] By Rob Cameron, BBC News Tremors will be felt beyond Czech borders The Czech Republic is, like the rest of Europe, being bitten by the global economic crisis - but that is not why its government was unseated in a confidence vote on Tuesday. It may be tempting for foreign editors... »»»

	[25.03.2009 11:07] By Transitions Online Ukraine: The Next Iceland? The situation does look pretty bad. Ukraine’s chronic political stalemate has run into the buzz saw of a global economic recession. Then add to the mix an obstreperous Russia, eager to flex its muscles – as... »»»

	[16.03.2009 17:45] By Owen Matthews, NEWSWEEK The Breadbasket Becomes the Basket Case Five years later, the promises of the Orange Revolution are ringing very hollow. Democracy is certainly flourishing—but instead of bringing stability and prosperity, the Orange revolutionaries and... »»»

	[11.03.2009 11:49] By Simon Tisdall, guardian.co.uk Will US-China relations sink or swim? A hosepipe fight between US and Chinese sailors in the South China Sea has put a temporary dampener on the feelgood glow created by secretary of state Hillary Clinton`s recent Beijing visit... »»»

	[10.03.2009 17:59] By Maria Danilova, ASSOCIATED PRESS Bank crisis spreads in Ukraine After Ukraine`s currency collapsed in the global meltdown, so did Valery Ilyin`s household finances - and, he fears, his family`s dream of a bigger home. Mr. Ilyin, a 37-year-old information-technology... »»»

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OPINION

Ukrainian Easter eggs keep evil in check

According to Hutsul, Ukrainians who live in the Carpathian Mountains of western Ukraine, folklore, it is believed that the fate of the world depends on the pysanka — as long as the egg decorating custom continues, the world will exist...

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