№22, (1999)
15.06.1999 - 00:00
In Ukraine Legal Dying is Easier Than Living
By Oleksandr FANDEYEV, The Day
AT CITY EMERGENCY HOSPITAL MANY PATIENTS FIND A GOOD DOCTOR ONLY IN FAIRY
TALES. REALITIES "CORRECT" DOCTOR-PATIENT-STATE RELATIONSHIPS...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Capitalism, Forward!
State Property Fund speeds up privatization
The Day's information
The State Property Fund (SPF) has identified an additional 59 public limited
companies (PLCs) whose shares are subject to...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
June Blues
June is a time for university instructors like me to pore
over student theses and write recommendations. This year I do so with more
sadness than ever before. Without doubt, a significant number of...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Oleksandr LAVRYNOVYCH: We began thinking about open politics eight years late
Oleksandr Lavrynovych, as probably no other People's Deputy, deserves the
title of lawmaker. A member of Parliament from 1994, he has authored many
pivotal bills and always been engaged in...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Olena, the Fairest One of All
By Kyrylo STADNYCHENKO, The Day
The Crimean Open in rhythmic gymnastics gathered in Yalta the athletes
of almost all regions of Ukraine. The tournament was held in unusual conditions.
For want...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
PERILS OF PAVLO
Lazarenko to Appear in US Federal Court June 21
The congress of the Hromada Party held in Kyiv on June 12 nominated the
party's leader, former Premier Pavlo Lazarenko for President. Mr. Lazarenko...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Lucky Fate Of the Vyshhorod Mother of God
By Mykola NEKYHA, art critic
The amazing history of this icon begins in Constantinople (now Istanbul),
capital of the Byzantine Empire, which reached its apogee under Emperor
Justinian I (527-...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
The Impotence of the Mighty
By Vitaly PORTNYKOV, The Day
Chief of the Department of International Military Cooperation of the Ministry
of Defense of Russia, General Leonid Ivashov allowed himself to scathingly
criticize the...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Gasoline Price Jump: Provoked by official "good intentions"
Vladyslav MIKHALIOV, Center for Journalistic research
Petrochemicals are catching up to seize food in the consumer price race.
While mostly low octane gasoline and diesel fuel costs rose in May,...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Nostalgia for Wooden Plow
Lefties of three countries integrate
By Tetiana KOROBOVA, The Day
Ukrainian Speaker Oleksandr Tkachenko waxed eloquent at Friday's inter-parliamentary
conference called Belarus-Russia-...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
1999 Elections: Kuchma and Communists together again!
By Dmytro BAZIV
LEONID KUCHMA AND PETRO SYMONENKO: IDEOLOGICAL TWINS
"The majority of Communists are most likely to cast their votes for
Leonid Kuchma."
Petro...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Mr. Butterfly Does a Double
By Serhiy MAKHUN, The Day
Ukrainian swimmer Denis Sylantiev, who represents the Zaporizhzhia-based
Motor-Sich sports club, has scored two wins at the Trofeu Brasil tournament,
now underway in...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
Lessons of Kosovo
By William SAFIRE
The right thing was to place humanity's resistance to barbarism above national
sovereignty. When a nation commits a mass atrocity against a segment of
its own people, other...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
The Queen of Spades
Herman in Kyiv, or the history of one soul
By Olena DIACHKOVA
Among the Pushkin bicentennial jubilee festivities, from the huge bouquet
of celebrated operas made after his verse, the Kyiv...
15.06.1999 - 00:00
A Decade for Ending Illusions
By Viktor ZAMYATIN, The Day
Ten years ago, Central Europe saw the beginning of what is now called democratic
revolutions: the first ever democratic elections were held in Poland after
the round...











