Over the last ten years, the country’s light oil market has been regularly hit twice a year: in the run up to (or even in the height of) the sowing and harvesting campaigns. Light oil manufacturers and traders have tried to raise prices, which is logical from a business perspective.

Among Ukrainian politicians and political scientists, there is a prevailing opinion that in the world's oldest democracy, which is considered to be Great Britain, elections, both parliamentary and local, are held under a majoritarian system of relative majority. We must note that this assertion is quite erroneous.

A rather successful and productive conference took place on March 30-31 in New York – Mr. Zvarych's native city. And on the first of April Minister Zvarych was speaking at his alma mater Columbia University.

Monetary containment of inflation and strengthening of the hryvnia inevitably lead to a loss of economic dynamism Few people like inflation, which is usually called anything but predatory.

Economy Minister Serhiy Teriokhin believes that the real budget deficit reaches 32 billion hryvnias. These are the true consequences of the "economic miracle" named after Kuchma-Yanukovych.

March promises to be very interesting both for participants in the oil market and for end consumers.

The "united opposition," whose formation was announced on February 22 by Taras Chornovil, Natalia Vitrenko, and Dmytro Korchynsky, has already been dubbed the "three little pigs" by "orange" websites. One can laugh and take the joint appearance of these odious figures on television screens lightly.

The consequences of Viktor Yanukovych's Cabinet's work on the oil products market will have to be dealt with for a long time. The main thing is not to make new mistakes in the process that would widen the gaps left by the previous government.

The grand-scale personnel rotation at the highest level of Ukrainian power – one of the prerequisites for a quality renewal of the state and society – is becoming a reality.

The formation of Yulia Tymoshenko's government was postponed by one day. Instead of voting for the prime minister, the deputies devoted Thursday to the buffet and walking the corridors of parliament.