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Ukrainian president Viktor Yushchenko may have overcome Russian political interference and dioxin poisoning to triumph during the 2004 orange revolution, but he's now at risk of losing his hold on power. On April 2, Yushchenko ordered the dissolution of Ukraine's single-chamber parliament, the Rada, to make way...
In a sense he's had an easy time of it. Since their victory, the liberal, pro-Western orange politicians have squandered their once-enormous political momentum by squabbling and infighting. Yuliya Tymoshenko, leader of the byut party and a prime driver behind the orange revolution, initially became Yushchenko's...
Fancy tableware needn't look like something Granny has handed down, or even palmed off. Household china is undergoing its own cultural revolution. These five items will have you licking your plate clean.
Since their great victory, the liberal, democratic and pro-Western Orange politicians have squandered their enormous political and ethical capital by squabbling for influence and positions amid mutual charges of corruption. Tymoshenko, the Orange revolution's driving force, became Prime Minister, but her own Presidential ambitions intimidated Yushchenko. The allies...
In the meantime, Yanukovych reforged himself via his huge business interests and with the help of American political spinmeisters who played up the shortcomings of the Orange Revolution. In the March 2006 parliamentary elections, Yanukovych made a spectacular comeback, his party carrying 32% of the vote. The predominantly Russian-speaking...