Poltava

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I'm just an average city kid, currently i am attending the Rutgers University and my name is Sam. Just wanted to say hello to you
all i hope to have a great time here i guess!

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KyivCanada's January 2010 Contest: Ukraine President Elections Results

Contest Game Rules:

Prize: $20 usd to this month's winner

Contest - pick in order the first three vote leaders of the January 17th Ukraine President election
1st Tiebreaker: The popular vote percentage of the winner.
2nd Tiebreaker: First winner posted in the contest thread ...

Ok, I was talking to our Ukrianian embassy the other day and they are all excited about the election.
However, are the general people excited?
How many candidates are there now? I heard 18 at one time.

Who is the local favorite for the Poltava region?
Who is the national favorite today?

I am interested in knowing if the people of Ukraine have any interest in Winter Olympics?

Do you Ukrainians really follow any winter sports? If so which ones?

I seems like the rest of the world (with snow) is very excited except for Ukraine.

Discussions over the many conflicts between Ukraine and Russia have focused on the more well known: the status of the Russian language, unpaid energy bills and gas pipelines, withdrawal of the Black Sea Fleet, Russia's invasion of Georgia, support for Crimean separatism, and future NATO membership. What is less widely known is the undeclared Ukrainian-Russian cultural war that is as bitter as any other aspect of the poor state of the bilateral relationship between Ukraine ...

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First, it was politics, then it was gas. Now the protracted antagonism between Russia and Ukraine is taking on a literary tinge, as the bickering neighbours vie for the legacy of Nikolai Gogol on the 200th anniversary of his birth.

Gogol is best known for scathing satirical masterpieces about Russian society such as Dead Souls and The Nose, but he also wrote intimately about his experience of Ukrainian customs in ...

Kyiv hosts international scholarly conference on Hetman Mazepa and his age

The tragic, controversial, and utterly cruel period of Ivan Mazepa’s reign effectively determined Ukraine’s fate for centuries to come. The hetman, who was one of Ukraine’s most prominent statesmen, has always been and will remain in the focus of attention not only of professional historians but everyone who considers Ukraine their Motherland. Even given the incredible complexity of Mazepa’s personality, the contemporary Ukrainian’s attitude ...