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Key witness in journalist case disappears
KIEV, Sept. 1 – A key witness in the case of missing Ukrainian journalist Vasyl Klymentyev has also disappeared, a newswire reported Wednesday, citing Petro Matviyenko, Klymentyev’s colleague and a witness in the case. 09:33 | More
Ukraine to seek lower prices, higher transit tariffs in natgas talks
KIEV, Sept. 1 – Ukraine will seek not only lower prices for Russian natural gas, but also higher tariffs for shipments of gas to Europe in talks with Moscow, a top Ukrainian official said Wednesday. 09:32 | More
TV channels plan to file appeals of Kiev court frequency ruling
KIEV, Sept. 1 – TV channels TVi and the Fifth Channel are to file appeals after receiving a ruling of Kiev Administrative Court of Appeals. 09:30 | More
President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych has arrived in Beijing, China, beginning his state visit to the People’s Republic of China and official visit to Hong Kong. (photo by Yanukovych"s press service)
Experts to examine returned Caravaggio ‘Taking of Christ’ painting
KIEV, Sept. 1 – Experts are to examine the painting by Italian artist Michelangelo Caravaggio “The Taking of Christ (or, The Kiss of Judas)", which was returned to Ukraine, and then it will be sent for restoration, Interior Minister Anatoliy Mohyliov said. 09:28 | More
IN FOCUS Court upholds ruling against TV stations
KIEV, Aug. 30 – A Kiev court of appeals on Monday upheld a previous ruling stripping two independent television stations of frequencies, a move that may suspend their expansion in the country’s regions and potentially destroy the channels. 11:18 | More
President calls for food price rise probe
KIEV, Aug. 31 – President Viktor Yanukovych on Tuesday urged the government to investigate the rapid increase in food prices in Ukraine, adding that measures must be taken to ease inflation. 11:57 | More
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS
Can elections be harmful to democracy?

It has been said that young leaders are the foot soldiers of democracy, and the grassroots campaign that swelled up during Orange Revolution is proof that Ukraine is no exception. Still, five years later, the Orange Revolution’s promise of reform has yet to be fulfilled. This is in large part due to a lack of leadership not only at the top of the government machine, but throughout the system. Still, even the best reform strategy will fail without strong leaders to promote and undertake it. More

Consensus Forecast: Things will get better in 2010

What will the situation be with Ukraine’s economy over this year and the following two? When will GDP stop contracting? When will consumer demand begin to pick up and what will wages be like? The answers to these questions were sought by ICPS economists along with their colleagues at the latest quarterly consensus seminar in macro-economic forecasting, organized by Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy on 2 July 2009. More

No end in sight: downswing in consumer mood continues to break records

Ukraine greeted 2009 with a thus-far unseen worsening in the consumer mood as the crisis in the country’s economy worsened. In January 2009, the Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) fell a further 12.1pp over December 2008, to 41.8. This is a new record and the absolute lowest the Index has ever been since it began to be tracked. This level of the CCI indicates that more than three-quarters of Ukraine’s consumers are feeling pessimistic. More

THE ICE NOT THE FIRE

At the height of his power with Standard Oil of Ohio, John D. Rockefeller controlled the production of 90% of the kerosene in the US, in the 1890s. As you sit in your home reading this by electric light, you most likely are saying so what.
The issue was, when Rockefeller had this 90% control, virtually everyone relied on kerosene to fill their lamps and space heaters. Even though Rockefeller was able to bring the cost of kerosene down by over 80% he had a stranglehold on the lighting of American homes. There was way too much power in the hands of one man and this unregulated influence could negatively affect the majority of the nation’s population.
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Nation
Adenauer chief: German relations will improve ‘if conditions change’
Key witness in journalist case disappears
Ukraine to seek lower prices, higher transit tariffs in natgas talks
TV channels plan to file appeals of Kiev court frequency ruling
Experts to examine returned Caravaggio ‘Taking of Christ’ painting
Media group demands Prosecutor General probe of missing journalist
Reversing pledge to IMF, minister rules out natgas price hikes
Stolen Caravaggio returned to Ukraine by presidential aircraft
Kazakh president to discuss resumption of oil deliveries during visit
German chancellor raises press freedom concerns at Yanukovych meet
Business
Household natgas price hikes won’t hurt much, says trade union leader
Government mulling economic benefits for Crimean hotel industry
Heat supply rates to spike 29.7% after gas price rise, says official
Single tax notion likely to be excluded from new tax code, says DPM
Indian Air Force An-32 makes maiden flight in Kiev after overhaul
Ukraine and Brazil reported considering boosting military cooperation
Consumer confidence fell sharply in July, according to latest survey
Smaller apartments to be exempt from local property taxes, says DPM
Ukraine to commission new space monitoring equipment in 2015
Currencies (in hryvnias)
  02.09.2010 prev
USD 7.890 7.890
RUR 0.256 0.256
EUR 10.09 10.00

Stock Market
  01.09.2010 prev
PFTS 794.3 792.8
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