Observers Suspicious of Media in Ukraine
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As Ukraine's political crisis intensifies, pro-government TV channels have promised to change and report without bias &#151; a pledge some observers hail and others view with suspicion.
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Monday, Ukraine&#39;s Supreme Court examines the disputed election that is testing whether the country can survive as one nation. By Helen Womack | Contributor to The Christian Science Monitor.
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A flood of foreign observers is expected for the Dec. 26 rerun of the presidential vote. KIEV, UKRAINE - Both sides are declaring victory and insisting they&#39;re looking forward to a fresh - but this time
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All eyes in Ukraine are now on the country&#39;s 18 Supreme Court judges and their hearings into the presidential election which has triggered a explosive political crisis.
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According to a guest in John Bachelorâs WABC 77 Talk radio show, American private money may have tried to buy the Ukrainian election and influenced the final outcome.
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Ukraine&#39;s prime minister has a slight lead in a hard-fought presidential run-off, but his Western-leaning challenger is alleging fraud.
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Ukraine, a country of 48 million that neighbors Russia and Poland, has in recent weeks become familiar to Americans for images of its young, orange-clad protesters.
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Maybe I&#39;m getting my stories mixed up, but I hear that folks in the Ukraine are so dissatisfied with the recent election results that they&#39;re clamoring for a playoff.
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Canada said on Friday it would send a large number of observers to monitor the rerun of Ukraine's disputed presidential election run-off, which looks set to be held later this month.
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Ukraine is voting for a new president under unprecedented scrutiny, in a repeat election that may determine whether the strategic former Soviet republic aligns itself with Western democracies or remains in Russia's shadow.
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The Russian press offers a mixed reaction to the new Ukrainian president's fence-mending visit.
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Papers in Ukraine and neighbouring countries fear the Ukrainian political crisis could descend into violence.
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KYIV - Ukrainians were voting Sunday in a presidential election after a campaign plagued by charges of government intimidation of opposition candidates and abuse of the media.
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&quot;There is a feeling that things are starting to swing in favour of the opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko, both on the streets of Kiev and in the legal and political processes which are going on behind the scenes.
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Five media defence organisations have denounced the "opacity" of an official inquiry into tape recordings that purportedly implicate Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma in the murder of an opposition journalist ...
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President Viktor Yushchenko reportedly said that his prime minister's assertion that Ukraine was not ready to join NATO was mistaken and would have to be corrected.
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When protesters thronged the streets of Kiev to protest presidential election fraud, most Ukrainians barely saw the drama on TV. Most stations toed the line that the establishment candidate had won. The picture has changed markedly since then, but critics warn that TV channels might have merely switched sides, not mindsets.