Where there is no law, but every man does what is right in his own eyes, there is the least of real liberty
Henry M. Robert

№11, (2005)

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Top Security

According to the Eurovision 2005 song contest press service, police officers of the Interior Ministry will patrol the outer perimeter of the area where Eurovision events will be held. Traffic police...
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This week in history

April 5, 1992. By decree of Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk, the Black Sea Navy was proclaimed Ukrainian. 1995. The first certificate auction took place at the Ukrainian Certificate Auctions...
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Swept Away by The Revolution

On April 7, 1925, Annunciation Day, Patriarch Tikhon (Belavin) of Moscow and All Russia passed away in the Monastery of the Don Mother of God. Tikhon had been elected patriarch after an almost 200-...
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Security Service Admits to Spying on Gongadze

Investigators have confirmed their findings of suicide behind the death of former Interior Minister General Yuriy Kravchenko. “There is no other explanation but suicide,” Ukraine’s SBU Security...
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THE RIPENING OF THE ORANGE REVOLUTION

What was it? In the past few months The Day has been posing this question about the Orange Revolution to many experts and politicians. We offer a series of articles by Stanislav Kulchytsky whose...
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Owners without Property

The UN predicts that by 2050 Ukraine’s population will have shrunk to 36.2 million. Among the causes of the future demographic crisis, experts point to malnutrition, a problem directly linked to the...
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Mudslinging at its Freest

Major Mykola Melnychenko is either a Russian secret service agent or a madman. This is basically what Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky said, via his confidant Alex Goldfarb, chairman of the Civil...
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Aida in Andersen’s Homeland

The Ukrainian National Opera’s traditional spring tour of Europe has been a conspicuous element in the cultural life of Germany, France, Switzerland, Denmark, and other countries. This year the...
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Constitutional Court’s Ruling On Tax Arrears

Under the Constitution, paying taxes on time is one of the basic duties of a citizen. The government assumes the responsibility for creating mechanisms that ensure timely and full payments. One such...
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Ukraine Ranks 86th in the Growth Competitiveness Index

The development of Ukraine’s economy and the transition to a post- industrial society are impossible without innovative activity. This is the gist of last week’s news conference organized by the...
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Software Developers Want to Go Legal

Ukrainian software exporters want to end their semi-legal status and be openly represented in the international IT market, much like they were at the world’s largest annual high-tech fair CeBIT held...
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Borys Tarasiuk: Ukraine Can’t Export Revolution

The former and current Foreign Minister of Ukraine, Borys Tarasiuk, sounded optimistic in his first interview with The Day after the presidential election, predicting the fruition of Ukraine’s plans...
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A Little Russian Whodunit, Or the Case of Colonel Kapnist

At noon on a hot August day in 1750, Kyiv’s Governor General Mikhail Leontyev signed an arrest warrant for Vasyl Kapnist, the Colonel of Myrhorod. Kapnist, who was one of the Hetmanate’s top- ranking...
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European Court Upholds 1999 Charges

The Day/Den’ journalists suffered from the aftereffects of the 1999 elections for a long time: from political perfidy that deprived the opposition of its chance, injustice, and the isolation of this...
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A Leader Is Born

The amazing and largely unexpected success of the Ukrainian national soccer team in the World Cup 2006 qualifying round has prompted different explanations. Some say that our opponents have...

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