Ukrainians Wear Orange to Mark Politics
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Orange scarves, suspenders, turtlenecks, sunglasses, even diapers. Viktor Yushchenko's supporters have flooded the streets of the Ukrainian capital sporting the opposition candidate's color. It's a fashion statement with a political message.
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Orange has seeped into all nooks and crannies in Ukraine's western city of Lviv -- orange gowns pose in window shops, orange standards flutter from flag poles, orange ribbons are tied around policemen arms.
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Ukrainians voted Sunday in a presidential election viewed as a test of democracy in the former Soviet republic and an indicator of whether it will move closer to the West or cultivate its historically close ties to Russia.
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Filled with nostalgia and perhaps a little bitterness, a few thousand people gathered Wednesday on the capital's central square to mark the second anniversary of the Orange Revolution, an event that many in ...Comment
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PRAGUE, Dec 19 (IPS) - With the appointment of Yuliya Timoshenko as Prime  Minister of Ukraine, the pro-Western 'Orange' forces  have been granted a second opportunity to prove that their  political programme is stronger than narrow power ambitions.
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KIEV, Ukraine, Nov. 27 -- The Orange Revolution, strangely, has been kindest to the man who played the villain to the waves of protesters who rolled onto the streets of  this capital two years ago. Viktor Yanukovych, once cast as the bluff hack who tried to steal Ukraine's presidential election, is...
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Ukraine quietly marked the second anniversary of the Orange Revolution on Wednesday, with both supporters and opponents of the mass protests pausing to recall an event that all agree changed this former Soviet republic.
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On Ukraina television last week, viewers caught images of Viktor Yushchenko, the opposition candidate in this country&#39;s contested presidential election, greeting voters
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Ukrainian politicians officially began campaigning Thursday for the upcoming parliamentary election, called to resolve a bitter political struggle between the former Soviet nation's two feuding leaders. via Pravda
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KIEV, UKRAINE - To TV viewers the world over, Ukraine&#39;s revolution has been colored orange. People who have found themselves in Kiev during these turbulent weeks know it has a strong beat, too - thanks to
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DONETSK, Ukraine  - Andriy Reshetnyak tied a Russian flag to the Ukrainian one, joining thousands of demonstrators backing a referendum on autonomy for their eastern province on Donetsk's central Lenin Square on Monday.
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Opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko took a symbolic oath of office in his country's parliament Tuesday as supporters rallied to challenge official vote counts that gave an insurmountable lead to his opponent.
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A Polish supporter of Ukrainian presidential candidate Victor Yushchenko signs a 120-metre (390feet) scarf in Yushchenko&#39;s campaign colour orange in downtown Warsaw.
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Ukrainian opposition presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko shows a victory sign during a celebration rally at the Independence Square in Kiev, Dec.
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Orange scarves, suspenders, turtlenecks, sunglasses, even diapers. Viktor Yushchenko&#39;s supporters have flooded the streets of the Ukrainian capital sporting the opposition candidate&#39;s color.
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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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KIEV, Dec 13 (IPS) - Most western analysts rejoice in what they describe  as the latest struggle for democracy in former Soviet territory,  but among the divided Ukrainian and Russian commentators the mood  is slightly different. Some ask why for the West democracy is  orange, and the blue votes do not count.