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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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Metalist maracles win UEFA respect

 

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Kharkiv airport: ready for take off

 

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Election 2010

Ukraine stops being awkward

Yanukovych presidency will be cheered with equal enthusiasm in Moscow, Ankara, Berlin and Paris

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Tired of change

Desire for stability and overwhelming sense of Orange fatigue open door to Yanukovych presidency

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She lost

Ten reasons why Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko didn’t win the 2010 Presidential elections

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Patriot games

West Ukraine holds the key to the 2010 election but will nationalist disunity prove fatal?

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Nationalist sentiment on the rise

Until recently Ukraine’s nationalist fringe had been largely in the doldrums, shunned by the many members of the governing Orange coalition as a neo-fascist embarrassment to the pro-democracy movement.

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Uninspired campaign

Outdoor ad market receives a major election boost but most campaigns remain pedestrian

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Embracing the bear

With over three months still remaining before the country goes to the polls to select a new head of state, it is already looking increasingly likely that Ukraine’s 2010 presidential elections will see Yulia Tymoshenko...
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Camouflage Campaign

Ukraine is set to elect a new head of state on January 17, 2010, but although the official campaign is not due to begin until mid-October the country’s towns and cities have already been plastered...

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