Archive for November, 2004
The parliament annulled the decision to consider the election undemocratic and hold the Central Election Commission responsible (232 deputies out of 440 voted for it).
Lytvyn’s project to force the prime minister, his government, prosecutor general and the separatist governors to resign didn’t pass either: only 196 deputies voted in its favor.
The parliament annulled the decision to consider the election undemocratic and hold the Central Election Commission responsible (232 deputies out of 440 voted for it).
Lytvyn’s project to force the prime minister, his government, prosecutor general and the separatist governors to resign didn’t pass either: only 196 deputies voted in its favor.
The parliament annulled the decision to consider the election undemocratic and hold the Central Election Commission responsible (232 deputies out of 440 voted for it).
Lytvyn’s project to force the prime minister, his government, prosecutor general and the separatist governors to resign didn’t pass either: only 196 deputies voted in its favor.
I’ve missed what they’re trying to vote or not to vote for in the parliament now, but when I got to the TV room, there was a bunch of the opposition parliamentarians having a very heated argument with the speaker, Volodymyr Lytvyn.
Lytvyn was ordering them to take their seats, and at one point he said [...]
I’ve missed what they’re trying to vote or not to vote for in the parliament now, but when I got to the TV room, there was a bunch of the opposition parliamentarians having a very heated argument with the speaker, Volodymyr Lytvyn.
Lytvyn was ordering them to take their seats, and at one point he said [...]
I’ve missed what they’re trying to vote or not to vote for in the parliament now, but when I got to the TV room, there was a bunch of the opposition parliamentarians having a very heated argument with the speaker, Volodymyr Lytvyn.
Lytvyn was ordering them to take their seats, and at one point he said [...]
The Guardian has an opinion piece on John Laughland – PR Man to Europe’s Nastiest Regimes, by David Aaronovitch. Finally someone other than the readers is saying how pathetic the guy is.
Laughland’s great strength is that he sees what no one else in the west seems to. Where reporters in Kiev, including the Guardian’s own [...]
The Guardian has an opinion piece on John Laughland – PR Man to Europe’s Nastiest Regimes, by David Aaronovitch. Finally someone other than the readers is saying how pathetic the guy is.
Laughland’s great strength is that he sees what no one else in the west seems to. Where reporters in Kiev, including the Guardian’s own [...]
The Guardian has an opinion piece on John Laughland – PR Man to Europe’s Nastiest Regimes, by David Aaronovitch. Finally someone other than the readers is saying how pathetic the guy is.
Laughland’s great strength is that he sees what no one else in the west seems to. Where reporters in Kiev, including the Guardian’s own [...]
Volodymyr Lytvyn, speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament, said today that there exists anti-Ukrainian conspiracy: the pro-government TV channels, before and during the election, were showing graphics in which Ukraine was divided into three parts, ranked regionally. “What else other than zombifying is it?” Lytvyn asked as he spoke about how the media had been [...]
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