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Victor Yushchenko will under any circumstances be the candidate of the Ukrainian Republican Party "Sobor" in the upcoming presidential elections, the party's Central Council decided.
On March 13, a meeting was held between the head of the regional council, Vasyl Dmytruk, and representatives of political party branches in Volyn.
A representative meeting was held at the Volyn Institute of Agro-Industrial Production of the Ukrainian Academy of Agrarian Sciences (UAAS), located in Rokyni, at which the new director of the Volyn Institute of Agro-Industrial Production (AIP) and head of the Volyn Regional Center for Scientific Support of AIP,…
The start of the spring part of the football season in Ukraine can hardly be called successful for Kyiv's "Dynamo." After the cup failure in Dnipropetrovsk, Mykhailychenko's charges lost two points in the game against "Tavriya," playing to a 0:0 draw.
On March 12, First Deputy Head of the Regional State Administration Volodymyr Panchyshyn familiarized himself with the state of affairs and the progress of implementing a business project to create new jobs at the coal-mining enterprise "Shakhta No.
On Saturday, on the stage of the Lutsk cinema "Promin," a creative evening by Mykhailo Poplavskyi, "I Love You," took place. The rector of the National University of Culture and Arts came to Volyn as part of his all-Ukrainian creative tour. A group of students and teachers from the university arrived together with him.
A rally of democratic forces, with the participation of people's deputies of Ukraine, members of the factions "Our Ukraine," the Yulia Tymoshenko Bloc, non-factional deputies, deputies of the Volyn Regional Council, and representatives of political parties took place on Sunday in Lutsk.
Ukrainian heavyweight boxer Volodymyr KLYCHKO has declined the services of his trainer Fritz ZDUNEK, reports Lenta.ru, citing the German publication Bild. In the fight against Lamon BREWSTER, scheduled for April 10 in Las Vegas, KLYCHKO Jr.
A similar decision was made on the complaint of Zoltan Lendyel.
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), based in New York, addressed President Kuchma with an open letter expressing concern about pressure on independent media. \n \nThis is reported by the Institute of Mass Information.