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2 July, 2018 0

Didn’t have enough play-time: Putin named several units of Russian army with the names of Ukrainian cities

To my great surprise, I’ve managed to find even quite restrained and censored reactions. For example, Deputy Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine Dmytro Zolotukhin briefly explained: There are some characters that from time to time fall into their childhood…

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2 July, 2018 0

Ukrainian swimmer Andriy Govorov set a world record: how it happened and who managed to congratulate the record-breaker?

In a comment to one of the editorials, Andriy Govorov himself emphasized that he did not train on purpose to reach this distance with the fly. The record itself, athlete called the history, where he managed to make his mark.…

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29 June, 2018 0

Claim for the worst PR: A story of Oleh Lyashko and his panties purchases in Mirgorod

In this post, published by Oleh Lyashko, everything is just wonderful. There is everything – approval from his wife promises to increase salary radically and provide everyone with money, milk, and work. This is the way Mr. Lyashko turned into a real…

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29 June, 2018 0

Revolution of Dignity Museum: the victory of German architects and the first images of the future building

On the web-page of the architectural competition, it was noted that the second prize was awarded to the project of Ukrainian architects Anton Oliynyk and Oleksiy Pakhomov. The third place was given to the French architect Lina Ghotmeh. All interested…

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28 June, 2018 0

It’s going our way: PACE has adopted a resolution on release of Ukrainian political prisoners from Kremlin

MP Leonid Yemets was one of the first to support the resolution. In the comment section below his post he explained: the adoption of a resolution means official recognition that our guys are political prisoners who are detained illegally. From…

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28 June, 2018 0

Constitution Day in Ukraine: Greetings from Ukrainian politicians and discussions around the main document

The President of Ukraine stressed that today Ukrainian Constitution is one of the most democratic codes of law in the world. Petro Poroshenko also called for appreciating the ideas and principles, which determine Ukraine’s life, as well as protect them…

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27 June, 2018 0

Political coming out: Well-known journalist Dmitry Gnap enters politics

Dmytro Gnap unveiled this statement on his own page in the social network. Good God, of a sudden, among the explanations appeared thesis that “while they are inside the power and we’re outside – nothing will change”. Hmm, I’ve heard…

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26 June, 2018 0

Hype guide: Hanna Herman compared Roma with her own “Party of Regions”

Reactions were collected, let’s say, hot on the trail, so let me quote the most important and funniest of them. For example, writer Andriy Kokotyukha said that he strongly opposed beatings and murders of the Roma, but he doesn’t mind…

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26 June, 2018 0

Krasnodar catch: a story of Ukrainian football team player Oleksandr Zinchenko, who went fishing to Russia

The post itself was published two days ago. On it Zinchenko boasts about his first catch everything would have been great but photo’s geolocation says Krasnodar Krai, Russia. Well, Alex, you had a nice fishing, but where are your pics…

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25 June, 2018 0

Future is coming: Now Ukrainians are able to pay with a fingerprint

You can see innovation in action on the page of Visa employee Eugene Lisnyak. According to him, now you only need to place your finger, wait a little bit and take a bottle of water. Just curious, will it be…

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