|
Current issue |
|
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. |
23:46 Saturday, September 4, 2010 |
News, views and analysis on today's Ukraine
Bolshevik bard
In Kharkiv Ukraine’s national poet sits easily with the stormtroopers of the communist revolution
|
|
more
|
A totally new business environment
Global survey suggests that those expecting a return to pre-crisis conditions are engaging in wishful thinking
|
|
more
|
Ready for take off
The opening of Kharkiv International Airport will further boost the city’s rising regional business profile
|
|
more
|
Northern neighbours
Why now is a good time to be consolidating Nordic business interests in Ukraine
|
|
more
|
Proletarian palace for a futuristic capital
Socialist masterpiece offers glimpse of Kharkiv’s modernist mission as Soviet Ukraine’s first capital city
|
|
more
|
Mr. Kharkiv becomes Mr. Euro
Interview: Leading Kharkiv businessman Alexandr Yaroslavskyy on financing the city’s Euro 2012 bid
|
|
more
|
The ultimate wedding present?
Ukraine’s ultra kitsch marriage industry scales new heights with personalized paving stone mementos
|
|
more
|
Eurovision 2011 starts early
Ukraine’s love affair with Eurovision continues with new and extended national entry selection process
|
|
more
|
|
Regional focus: Kharkiv
Ukraine’s second city looking to use Euro 2012 as a spur towards a longer-term regional renaissance
|
|
more
|
Metalist miracles win UEFA respect
Kharkiv club vows to fight match-fixing charges & build on status as Ukraine’s flagship Euro host city
|
|
more
|
A distinct architectural identity
Kharkiv’s academic and industrial importance have helped foster a clear urban planning inheritance
|
|
more
|
Delegation or ‘do it yourself’
Ukrainian property owners who remain skeptical of outsourcing options do themselves a disservice
|
|
more
|
International airspace now open
Kharkiv’s new international airport opens the region up to a whole new world of global possibilities
|
|
more
|
Private practice makes perfect
Healthcare sector development set to remain private-sector driven for the foreseeable future
|
|
more
|
Rebranding Ukraine
National image crisis remains ongoing as country struggles to shake off lingering negative associations
|
|
more
|
|
|
