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Jens Nielsen is sitting in his Danish hometown of Esbjerg worrying about Ukrainian train tickets. 2 days ago at 21:55 | Oksana Grytsenko |
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Ivano-Frankivsk, May 19 (Interfax-Ukraine) – The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Ukraine is holding the information tour DeutschlandMobil2012. May 19 at 18:21 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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The public transport that will carry fans between the Euro 2012 locations will work around the clock during the championship. May 21 at 19:19 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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WARSAW, Poland — Polish health officials say they will distribute free condoms to hundreds of thousands of fans attending Euro 2012 as part of a safe sex campaign. May 22 at 19:30 | Associated Press |
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Football fans planning to catch flights to Kiev and other destinations in Ukraine for the Euro 2012 tournament this summer will be able to purchase some of the country's currency from the Post Office. The organisation has announced that Ukrainian hryvnia is now available for pre-order and next-day delivery from all of its 11,500 branches. Read more here. 3 days ago at 15:20 |
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Perennial contender Germany will arrive in Lviv on June 8 ahead of its first match against Portugal, hungry to win its first European championship in 16 years. 2 days ago at 21:59 | Mark Rachkevych |
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The Euro 2012 countdown is almost over. After five years, co-host Ukraine has experienced political transformation, scandals and anticipation in tandem with large scale infrastructure projects that saw some 2,000 kilometers of roads get commissioned, airport capacity almost double in each host city, and four stadiums either get built or undergo renovation. Extra plotlines have been heaped on Ukraine’s storied rocky road of preparation, while other narratives have collapsed. They’ve only magnified the myriad problems the nation faces to the outside world. Read the story here. 2 days ago at 18:34 |
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PRAGUE — The Czech Republic says a calf muscle injury is unlikely to prevent captain Tomas Rosicky from playing in next month's European Championship. May 22 at 15:25 | Associated Press |