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Volume 4, issue 08 August 2010

Kharkiv was not originally included among Ukraine`s four first choice Euro 2012 host cities, but the East Ukrainian capital forced itself into contention by pushing ahead impressively with a variety of infrastructure projects. This determination was finally  rewarded when Kharkiv replaced Dnipropetrovsk as a UEFA host city in 2009. 

 

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23:05 Saturday, September 4, 2010


EURO 2012

Making Euro 2012 work for Ukraine

Can South Africa’s experience inspire Ukrainian officials to get the most out of hosting the Euros?

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Lviv’s Euro dream draws closer

West Ukrainian renaissance boosted by UEFA’s decision to confirm Lviv as Euro 2012 host city

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Dutch 2012 task force

Engineering giant Tebodin secures award for contribution to Ukraine & Poland’s Euro preparations

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Home win for Ukraine

Nation celebrates as UEFA finally confirms that Ukraine will have four host cities at Euro 2012

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Hosting history: Ukraine’s varied record

News that Ukraine will be granted four host cities at Euro 2012 (as well as the final itself) was greeted with jubilation in the respective host cities themselves

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Promoting the bid

September saw the unveiling of a new government-backed Euro 2012 information centre in Kyiv...

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Confidence-boosting home win

Ukraine’s national football team recorded its first ever victory at a major international competition in early August...

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Airport arrival imminent

Summer 2009 is shaping up to be the ‘make or break’ period for Ukraine’s stuttering Euro 2012 preparations.

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Ukraine’s gateway to Eurasia

Kharkiv prepares to open the first of Ukraine’s next generation of international-class regional airports

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