Kyiv— On 7 March 2008, a Ukrainian Jewish Committee was established in Kyiv on the initiative of Ukrainian deputy Oleksandr Feldman. The Jewish News Agency reports that the organization's objective is to concentrate the efforts of Jewish leaders in Ukraine

Kyiv—The head of Ukraine's State Committee on Matters of Nationalities and Religions Oleksandr Sagan met with representatives of the Archeparchy of Kyiv and All Ukraine of the Rus Orthodox Old Believer Church Fr. Oleksii Komendantov and candidate of historical sciences

Кyiv — On 1 March 2008, representatives of both the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC-KP) and Defense and Law Enforcement Agencies met at the National Academy of Defense. According to UOC-KP's official website, the meeting was within the Church's framework

Ternopil —The first meeting of the Regional Administration of western Ukrainian Ternopil newly established Council of Churches was held on 7 March 2008. The council has been set up as an advisory body and is to regulate church-state relations and

There is nothing new under the sun. The famous maxim - oft-attributed to King Solomon - from the Book of Ecclesiastes describes the gist of the current political reform. And yet, summarizing the various opinions publicly articulated by politicians and

Mirosław Drzewiecki, the Minister of Sport and Tourism of Poland, and Martzin Kherra, the president of PL-2012 Company, recently visited Kyiv. Below is an interview with them. — The signing of the Ukrainian-Polish agreement on Euro-2012 arrangements was planned for

Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari has long wanted to pay a visit to Ukraine. He has received official invitations but had to put off his visit every time because of replacements of Ukraine's foreign ministers...

Tymoshenko is accompanied by Vice Prime Minister Hryhorii Nemyria, Economy Minister Bohdan Danylyshyn, Fuel and Energy Minister Yurii Prodan and Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Kostiantyn Yeliseev.

Ukrainian News learned this from the weather center.

I wouldn't dramatize the present relationship between Pres Yushchenko and Premier Tymoshenko. Their stand-off over Russian gas supplies is a personal rather than institutional issue, and will not lead to her resignation, political expert Anatoly Romaniuk told ZIK March 7.