Ukraine
Ukraine: Presidential elections see a change of name but no change for workers
Economic crisis deepens and dangers of authoritarianism
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Ukraine: Economic collapse and Presidential elections
Five years after ‘Orange Revolution’ “victory”: Elite factions struggle for riches, while working people suffer
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Ukraine: Kherson Factory occupied
Workers demand control!
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Ukraine: Prime Minister Tymoschenko blocks President Yushchenko’s early election
Former ‘Orange Revolution’ allies in fierce power struggle
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Ukraine: President’s call for new elections denounced as “illegal” by Prime Minister
Once more, Orange and Blue political blocs clash
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Ukraine: The rewriting of Chernobyl’s history
Corruption and despair – Interviews with accident victims
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Ukraine: Twenty years since Chernobyl
World’s worst nuclear accident
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Ukraine: Election results big blow for Yushenko’s ‘Orange’ policies
Neither ‘Orange’ nor ‘Grand’ coalition government solution for workers
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Ukraine: First post-‘Orange revolution’ elections
No party represents interests of working class
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Ukraine: The rusting of the orange revolution
A year ago, twelve months after former Georgian president Eduard Shevardnaze was overthrown in the so-called ‘rose revolution’, Victor Yushenko came to power as the president of Ukraine after the ‘orange revolution’.