№37, (2010)
02.08.2010 - 00:00
John Stewart Mill vs. the European Central Bank
BERKELEY – One of the dirty secrets of economics is that there is no such thing as “economic theory.” There is simply no set of bedrock principles on which one can base...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Partners surprised
What is free trade and with whom should we undertake it? These questions still remain unanswered in Ukraine, though it is clear that our country, which possesses powerful industries and generous...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
“That’s Olhopil!”
Last month’s Village Day in Olhopil, Vinnytsia oblast, was quite unusual: a monument to Aleksandr Pushkin was unveiled there. There is evidence that the poet crossed through Olhopil...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Little Russian mentality
It became clear right after the signing of the Kharkiv agreements that Kyiv had voluntarily assumed the role of Moscow’s junior partner. In response to the well-founded fears about our...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Black Sea trump card still there
ODESA — The European Union remains interested in a gas transportation consortium based on Ukraine’s gas system. EU Commissioner for Energy Gunther Oettinger has made this perfectly...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
The first president’s reflections on politics
Recently, at a meeting with the participants of The Day’s Summer School of Journalism, Leonid KRAVCHUK was at his best. He spoke about things you can only hear from a nation’s first...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Drama festival in Cherkasy
CHERKASY — The fifth international drama festival Stsena liudstva (Stage of Mankind), recently held in Cherkasy, offered a panoramic view of various stage productions, with critics...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Democracy is something to be learned
There is plenty of research on public sentiments and tendencies that prevail among modern youth. In general the ideas of young people are original and fresh, they arouse one’s interest...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
The future of postal service: a bank and a shopping mall
One often hears complaints about the Ukrainian postal service; there are cases of letters failing to reach the addressee, belated newspaper copies, endless lines at post offices — in a word,...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
A “D” for the Kyiv Zoo
Kyiv’s Zoo is on the list of the world’s worst zoos. The ranking was made by an NGO composed of American journalists. Our zoo is found alongside zoos in Egypt, India, Iraq, China,...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Our Kulibin
After graduating from Kharkiv Arts College and Ukrainian State Academy of Arts in Kyiv Oleksandr Hnylytsky was a member of informal art societies PARYZKA COMUNA (The Commune of Paris), and...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
This day in history
1849: Captain 1st Class G.I. Nevelsky’s expedition discovers the strait connecting the Sea of Okhotsk and the Sea of Japan. 1920: The All-Union Book Chamber is founded in the USSR. 1935: The Council...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Everyone will play ball
The problem of low physical activity among Ukrainian children is vexing not for Ukrainian citizens, but for the world community as well. Hence the UEFA program on mass football development, Open...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Ukrainian “designer of atoms and molecules” to serve medicine
The International Center for Electronic Beam Technologies of Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences (NANU) has launched a new company, NanoMedTech (Nanotechnologies in Medicine). Established for...
02.08.2010 - 00:00
Who killed music journalism?
All over the world, TV viewers receive information about music from big national channels which operate in the genres of information and analysis, analysis and entertainment , and live TV broadcast....











