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Muslim girl, 19, 'stoned to death after taking part in beauty contest'Will Stewart Daily Mail 05/31/2011 | Shocking Number Of Animals Dying At Kiev Zoo My FOX DC 03/22/2011 |
 A teenage Muslim girl was stoned to death under 'Sharia law' after taking part in a beauty contest in Ukraine.Katya Koren, 19, was found dead in a village in the Crimea region near her home. |  An Indian elephant called Boy, the pride of the Kiev Zoo, collapsed and died in his enclosure. Around the same time, Maya the camel succumbed to a digestive illness and Theo the zebra died after crashing into a metal fence. And there's more, much more. |
Ukraine to open Chernobyl area to tourists in 2011MARIA DANILOVA The Washington Post 12/13/2010 | Defeated Tymoshenko contests Ukraine pollsAnya Tsukanova AFP 02/17/2010 |
 Want a better understanding of the world's worst nuclear disaster? Come tour the Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Beginning next year, Ukraine plans to open up the sealed zone around the Chernobyl reactor to visitors who wish to learn more about the tragedy that occurred nearly a quarter of a century ago, the Emergency Situations Ministry said Monday. |  KIEV — Defeated Ukraine presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko on Tuesday launched a legal challenge to elections won by her rival Viktor Yanukovych, even as parliament set a date for his swearing-in. |
Viktor Yanukovych's inauguration in Ukraine to be Feb. 25Yuras Karmanau, Simon Shuster AP 02/15/2010 | Pro-Russia Viktor Yanukovych named winner of Ukraine voteSIMON SHUSTER and YURAS KARMANAU AP 02/14/2010 |
 KIEV, Ukraine — Viktor Yanukovych will be inaugurated Feb. 25 as the new president of Ukraine despite Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's challenges to the election, a party official said Monday. |  KIEV, Ukraine — Election officials named Russia-friendly Viktor Yanukovych as the official winner of Ukraine's presidential election Sunday, thwarting Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko's hopes of overturning the vote. |
Ukrainian Prime Minister's Cabinet Says Will Refuse to Step DownDaryna Krasnolutska and Kateryna Choursina Bloomberg.com 02/11/2010 | International observers say Ukrainian election was free and fair The Washington Post 02/09/2010 |
Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko’s government says it won’t step down voluntarily, suggesting Ukraine’s transfer of power after this month’s presidential election won’t be smooth. |  International monitors on Monday described Ukraine's presidential election as free and fair, putting pressure on Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko to concede defeat despite a tight vote count and charges of irregularities. |
Opposition Leader Declares Victory in UkraineCLIFFORD J. LEVY The New York Times 02/08/2010 | Ukraine's Tymoshenko revels as rival shuns TV clashDmitry Solovyov Reuters 02/01/2010 |
 KIEV, Ukraine — The opposition leader Viktor F. Yanukovich appeared on Monday to have won a narrow victory in Ukraine’s presidential election, according to nearly complete results, giving him an unlikely comeback from his humiliating defeat in the 2004 Orange Revolution, when he was shunned as a bumbling Kremlin sidekick. |  KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's Yulia Tymoshenko relished a solo performance on television on Monday, heaping insults on arch foe Viktor Yanukovich after he shunned a prime-time debate with her ahead of a presidential run-off on February 7. |
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