Ukraine Elections - 10.31.2004

Ukraine Elections Flawed

Updated February 1, 2004

News and analysis:

January
Ukraine Jews Optimistic
Powell, Yushchenko Meet
Yushchenko Sworn In
Putin Finally Congratulates Yushchenko 
Yushchenko To Take Power on Jan. 23
Election Loser Stalls Again
Far-Right Group Aids Pro-Yushchenko Protests
Yanukovych Resigns
Pifer: U.S. Must Help Ukraine Succeed

December
Yushchenko, Jews Seek "Rule of Law"
Election Shows Ukraine Jews United, Divided
Yushchenko Claims Decisive Victory
Powell Calls Election "Historic Moment"
OSCE: 2^nd Round of Voting More Acceptable
Ukraine's Democracy Feeds Russian Fears
Ukraine Jews in a Quandary
Putin Lashes Out At U.S. and EU
Ukrainian Jews prepare to vote again
Anti-Semitic Graffiti A Ruse?
McFaul: U.S. Not 'Meddling' In Ukraine
U.S. Aid to Ukraine Challenged
Suspects Abound in Yushchenko Poisoning
Analysis: Putin's Gamble on Ukraine Failed
Yushchenko Speaks At Kiev Shul
Yushchenko's Chanukah Greetings
NYC Émigré Community Debates Election  
Ukraine's Past Informs Its Present
Ukraine Shul Hosts Protesters

November
Ukraine Jews Among Demonstrators
Is Yushchenko Good For the Jews?
Analysts Advise Caution on Ukraine
Latest Ukraine Election Results
Ukraine Jews Split Their Vote
Pro-West Ukrainian Wins 1st Round Vote
Post- Election coverage:
   JTA
   Washington Post
   New York Times
   RFE/RL
   U.S. State Dept.
Ukraine Jews Face Election Choices

October
Ukraine Election Flawed, Goes To Runoff
A Moscow Perspective on Ukraine Election
U.S. Watches Ukraine Election With Concern
Ukraine At Crossroads in Oct. 31 Election
U.S. State Dept. on Ukraine Election
Sen. McCain on Ukraine's Choice

September
Jews Weigh Choices in Ukraine Election