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1. Better Living through Borscht
November 30, 2017

Do you like beets? Most people do and find many benefits from eating them. In Eastern Europe and especially in Ukraine, they make soup from them and call it “Borscht”. A substance called betanin in beets has proved to be a strong antioxidant, which protect against cancer. It inhibit the growth of breast, stomach, colon, lung and nervous-system tumor cells. Beets are a helpful weapon against your daily confrontation with free radicals and the associated problems they cause. Make sure you load some of these bright red colored vegetables in your shopping trolley. Beets ar... (read more)

Author: Adrian Joele

2. Why Are UK Dating Sites Showing Splendid Results For The Dating Industry?
August 16, 2017

You would be surprised to know that the present society is witnessing more numbers of divorces than marriages. Here follows the top ten results of divorce percentages by country: 1.)Belarus - 68% 2.)Russian Federation – 65% 3.)Sweden – 64% 4.)Latvia – 63% 5.)Ukraine – 63% 6.)Czech Republic – 61% 7.)Belgium – 56% 8.)Finland – 56% 9.)Lithuania – 55% 10.)United Kingdom – 53% The above numbers suggest that people are not maintaining long lasting relationships. Statistics like these and the increased rate of divorce fuels the growing popularity of UK ... (read more)

Author: treena murphy

3. YATU World Branding Road in Ukraine
August 11, 2017

Including Crimea, Ukraine has an area of 603,628 square meters, making it the largest country entirely within Europe. Ukraine has long been a global breadbasket because of its extensive, fertile farmlands and is one of the world’s largest grain exporters. Even it experienced many of wars for centuries, you obviously will be excited by its landscapes and clear sky. It is a wonderful feel when you are in the car while the sunshine is on your face and the sceneries along the roadside passing by. Ukrainians are very nice. They treat friends as family members always. Family gathering outside in ... (read more)

Author: John Doe

4. Economic Instability Restrict Purchase of Food Appliances in Ukraine: Ken Research
July 06, 2017

Majority of the food preparation appliances in Ukraine are categorised as non-essential products. Due to unstable economy in the past years and low purchase rate the sales in the food preparation appliances has declined. Majority of the manufacture are not focusing on innovation but rather focusing on the efficiency of the food preparation appliances. They also increased production of a variety of appliances with low cost, which automatically resulted in increased sales of the food preparation appliances market. Most food preparation appliances are generally considered non-essential products i... (read more)

Author: Ankur Gupta

5. Call for Reshaping of Ukraine Telecom Industry: Ken Research
April 27, 2017

Telecom industry consists of various telephone companies and internet service providers. Nowadays telecom industry is less about the calling and more about high speed internet accessibility and data growth. With a number of players in the market this sector depends totally upon revenue generation through effective reach ,coverage and efficient billing system. The telecommunications market in Ukraine will generate revenue of $1.6bn (UAH 40.7bn) in 2016. CAGR in local currency will be -0.7%. Market revenue in USD is expected to decline through 2021. Mobile data revenue will grow at a CAGR o... (read more)

Author: Ankur Gupta

6. Stella International Beauty Award Has Announced the Start of Registration
April 06, 2017

Stella International Beauty Award has announced the start of the first step of registration for all those representatives of the beauty industry willing to take part in the contest. The registration has started at the official website of the company on March 20, 2017. Stella International Beauty Award is the only professional health and beauty award in Ukraine, which is annually granted to the best representatives of the beauty industry. This is done to evaluate the quality of services provided by the best plastic surgeons, dental clinics, fitness centers and other organizations from Ukra... (read more)

Author: John Doe

7. Art Online Ukraine Has Presented Still Lifes Painted by the Ukrainian Artists
March 22, 2017

Art Online Ukraine has presented still lifes painted by the talented modern Ukrainian artists. The samples of pictures are published at the website of the company, making it possible for customers to look through them and order the ones they like online. Art Online Ukraine is a well-known art gallery rich in the paintings of the Ukrainian masters. The number of paintings presented at the website is impressive and attracts the attention of people, who live both in Ukraine and abroad. This is what the representatives of the gallery tell about it: “As for the number of talented artists, Ukrain... (read more)

Author: John Doe

8. Sensation: God Almighty Advocate helps to Russia, Ukraine to do good relations! Crimea was in Russi
February 23, 2017

You can read sensational data about: Russia, Ukraine; Edward Snowden; good PR for elections results in USA, UK! REAL NEWS! GUIDES do real research, real job to prevent conflicts, to help to make good relations in all countries, among all countries. Also: THE GOD ALMIGHTY ADVOCATE will appear on the screens and in reality to improve relations in the world and to make good life quality in society. You can read the news why Ukraine gave Crimea to Russia. Ukraine received instruction from the special organization to give Crimea easily to Russia. Russian Federation received information: ... (read more)

Author: John Doe

9. Russia, Ukraine: good relations! Crimea was in Russia, came back to Russia
February 12, 2017

You can read the news why Ukraine gave Crimea to Russia. Ukraine recieved instruction from the special organization to give Crimea easily to Russia. Russian Federation recieved information: you can take Crimea without war. You could see that from Ukraine just talking about Crimea, but they didn't do anything when Russia organized referendum in Crimea etc. What for Ukraine easyly gave Crimea to Russia? The conflict structures, who prepare big conflicts since second big war have there networks on different posts in different countries: they use the Crimea to make sanctions to Russia, they di... (read more)

Author: John Doe

10. Performance of the telecom Sector in Ukraine: Ken Research
December 28, 2016

Ken Research announced recent publication titled “Ukraine: Telecom Service Revenue to Decline Through 2021, due to Pressure on the Voice Segment and Slow Data Growth”, discuss Ukraine telecommunications sector performance. The report includes pay-TV markets, service providers and key opportunities. Also discuss major drives supporting mobile communications, fixed telephony/VoIP, broadband and pay-TV markets. Ukraine, a sovereign state situated in Eastern Europe is the 46th largest country in the world, with a population of 44.5 million and is the 32nd most populous country. Ukraine is a dive... (read more)

Author: Ankur Gupta

11. Navalny Calls Minsk Accords a Priority if Elected Russian President
December 16, 2016

Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny has followed his declaration of intent to run in Russia’s next presidential election by saying one of his top priorities if elected would be to implement the Minsk accords aimed at ending the conflict in Ukraine.... (read more)

12. EU Summit Set Against Turbulent Backdrop
December 15, 2016

Leaders of the European Union meet in Brussels Thursday for a summit that follows a turbulent year for the 28-member group, as questions loom over the integrity and future of the organization. Among the top challenges to be addressed at the one-day meeting in Brussels Thursday will be whether to continue sanctions against Russia over Ukraine, Europe’s migrant crisis, and Britain’s decision last June to leave the EU. May to leave early British Prime Minister Theresa May is scheduled...... (read more)

13. Ukraine Security Chief Calls for Better Cyber Defense Against Russia
December 14, 2016

A Ukrainian security chief said on Wednesday Ukraine needed to beef up its cyber defenses, citing a recent spate of attacks on government websites that he said originated in Russia. Over the past week, Ukraine's Finance and Defense ministries and State Treasury said their websites had been temporarily downed by attacks aimed at disrupting their operations. "These attacks were planned in advance and coordinated from a center based in the Russian Federation," the secretary...... (read more)

14. Judge Orders Crimean Artifacts Returned to Ukraine
December 14, 2016

A priceless collection of gold artifacts from Crimea that were on loan to a Dutch museum when Russia seized the peninsula must be returned to Ukraine and not Crimea, a Dutch court ruled on Wednesday in a judgment likely to anger Moscow. Kyiv and the four museums have been wrangling over the fate of the archeological treasures, including gems, helmets and scabbards, which were on loan to Amsterdam’s Allard Pierson Museum when Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine in 2014. A spokesman for...... (read more)

15. Ukrainians Want to Make a Deal with Trump
December 09, 2016

Ukrainians trying to figure out what to expect from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump may be having trouble. His praise of Russian President Vladimir Putin during the recent political campaign received a lot of media attention. On the other hand, Trump also criticized President Barack Obama for "not doing what he should be doing for Ukraine," tweeting that "Russia took Crimea during the so-called Obama years." What will Trump actually do regarding Ukraine? Taras...... (read more)

16. US Senators Urge Trump to Take Tough Line on Russia Over Ukraine
December 08, 2016

A bipartisan group of 27 U.S. senators sent a letter to President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday urging him to take a tough line against Russia over what they termed its "military land grab" in Ukraine. The letter, whose 12 Republican and 15 Democratic signatories included some leading foreign policy voices from Trump's Republican party, was an early sign that lawmakers will publicly assert themselves on international matters where they disagree with his White House. The...... (read more)

17. EU Unblocks Visa-free Travel for Ukraine, Georgia
December 08, 2016

The European Union will soon let Ukrainians and Georgians visit the bloc without needing a visa after diplomats and lawmakers struck a deal on Thursday to end an internal EU dispute that had been holding up the promised measures. Agreement on a mechanism for suspending such visa waivers in emergencies ends mounting embarrassment for some EU leaders who felt the bloc was reneging on pledges to ex-Soviet states it has promised to help as they try to move out from Moscow's...... (read more)

18. NATO Chief Urges Allies to Maintain Sanctions Against Russia
December 07, 2016

NATO’s chief urged allies to maintain sanctions against Russia as foreign ministers wrapped up a two-day meeting in Brussels. The meeting also focused on European security and the upcoming Trump administration in the United States. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said cease-fire violations have increased massively in eastern Ukraine, with hundreds of explosions daily from military equipment banned under the Minsk cease-fire accord. “The international community must keep...... (read more)

19. Ukraine Feels Let Down by EU with Visa Deal Elusive
December 06, 2016

Ukraine feels let down by the European Union for not keeping to a promise to give its citizens visa-free travel in the bloc, senior Ukrainian officials said. The comments, made by two senior officials in interviews with Reuters, were unusually outspoken and cut through the public displays of bonhomie shown at a Ukraine-EU summit in Brussels in November. They are also a reflection of Ukraine's nervousness about being abandoned by Western backers in its stand-off with Russia over its...... (read more)

20. Ukraine Ready to Join Trilateral Gas Talks in Brussels
December 05, 2016

Ukraine is ready to join trilateral talks to discuss gas issues with Russia on Dec. 9 in Brussels, Ukraine state energy company Naftogaz said on its Twitter account on Monday. The former Soviet republic has not bought gas directly from Russia since November 2015, following a breakdown in relations after Russia's annexation of Crimea and support for pro-Russian separatism in Ukraine's war-torn east. Naftogaz did not say who will take part in talks that Russian Energy...... (read more)

21. Companies in Russia Cautiously Optimistic for Business After Trump Election
December 01, 2016

The election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. president has raised hopes in Russia for improved relations that could help investment and trade, especially if Western sanctions imposed over Ukraine are eased. U.S. and Russian companies at Moscow government-supported industrial park Technopolis are cautiously optimistic about prospects for business. VOA's Daniel Schearf reports.... (read more)

22. Companies in Russia Cautiously Optimistic After Trump Election
December 01, 2016

The election of Donald Trump as the next U.S. president has raised hopes in Russia for improved relations that could help investment and trade, especially if Western sanctions imposed over Ukraine are eased. U.S. and Russian companies at Moscow government-supported industrial park Technopolis are cautiously optimistic about prospects for business. If Western sanctions are eased, fast-growing Russian startup TEXEL says its 3-D scanning software business will get a boost in the domestic...... (read more)

23. Eastern Ukraine Conflict Set to Escalate, OSCE Monitor Warns
December 01, 2016

The head of the independent body monitoring the cease-fire in eastern Ukraine has told VOA the conflict is on the brink of a major escalation. Monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe report up to 7,000 cease-fire violations every week along eastern Ukraine's 500-kilometer front line. Mission chief Alexander Hug said that's just the beginning. "Indeed, the last three weeks were some of the most violent we have registered ever, with not only...... (read more)

24. OSCE Monitors: Eastern Ukraine Conflict on Brink of Major Escalation
December 01, 2016

The head of the independent body monitoring the cease-fire in eastern Ukraine has told VOA the conflict is on the brink of a major escalation. Alexander Hug says heavy weapons are being used in civilian areas. As Henry Ridgwell reports, pro-Russian rebels continue to block monitors' access to many of the conflict zones.... (read more)

25. Ukraine Missile Tests, Planned Near Crimea, Anger Russia
November 30, 2016

Ukraine is due to start two days of missile tests Thursday, a move that has angered Russia, prompting it to put its air defense forces on high alert on the annexed Crimean Peninsula. The disagreement marks a fresh escalation in tensions between the onetime allies, whose relations collapsed in 2014 after Russia seized Crimea and backed pro-Russian separatists fighting in eastern Ukraine. Ukraine says the tests in its southern Kherson region, bordering Crimea, are legitimate and will be...... (read more)