Conscience vote

No matter what the polls and neighbors say, Ukrainians should vote for the presidential candidate best able to lead the nation.
Two days ago at 21:46 | Editorial

Panic subsides The government should let the nation get back to normal lives by lifting the quarantine.
Two days ago at 21:42 | Editorial
Dumb ax Rather than protecting the evil tobacco industry or siding with it to punish an opponent, President Victor Yushchenko should lead the charge to help hooked citizens break their deadly addictions.
November 12 at 20:06 | Editorial
Expose frauds Opening up university databases could help expose and crack down on fake diplomas and clean up what has become a cheating nation.
November 12 at 20:03 | Editorial
Really sick Political agendas once again outstripped the nation’s need for strategy and reassurance in the time of panic over swine flu pandemic.
November 05 at 20:27 | Editorial
Bad medicine Price caps on prices for medication should be canceled. The pharmaceutical industry should be kept in check with more careful regulations.
November 05 at 20:24 | Editorial
Political sabotage By refusing to veto populist increase in wages approved by parliament, Victor Yushchenko puts at risk the country’s financial and economic stability.
October 29 at 20:30 | Editorial
Akhmetov punches Ukraine’s richest man Rinat Akhmetov threatened to punch international football referees, raising questions about his past and present
October 29 at 20:27 | Editorial
Sludge Fest Children and justice are disregarded in the nation’s latest dirty scandal.
October 22 at 20:28 | Editorial
Immune, irresponsible Verkhovna Rada – once again- demonstrated irresponsibility by approving populist wage increases and failing to lift deputies’ immunity.
October 22 at 20:27 | Editorial
Wake up, IMF IMF should give populist, corrupt Ukraine more stick, less carrot.
October 15 at 20:22 | Editorial