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Platini pleased with Poland and Ukraine's preparations for Euro 2012 Today at 17:12
Study: European corruption could slow recovery Today at 17:09
Neuer: Germany have more depth than in 2010 Today at 16:58
Sharapova cruises into French Open semi-finals Today at 16:42
Hungarian running 50 marathons in 50 days Today at 16:36
The New York Times: Europe Brings Its Soccer Show East Today at 16:29
Foreign Ministry: Ukraine, Poland to sign agreement on abolition of visa fees in coming days Today at 16:28
Elephant says Poland to win Euro 2012 opener Today at 16:20
Czech politician loses immunity in graft case Today at 16:08
Poroshenko: Association agreement with EU not to be signed before parliamentary elections in Ukraine Today at 15:57
No final information on European officials attending matches Today at 15:56
Walker survives Wisconsin recall election Today at 15:50
Hotel prices during Euro 2012 reasonably increased in Poland Today at 15:41
Czech striker Baros in doubt for opener Today at 15:36
Insult against rabbi widely condemned in Hungary Today at 15:30
Amy Winehouse's family to sell singer's London home Today at 15:18
Cabinet approves agreement with Russia on construction of border checkpoints Today at 15:10
Ukraine exports 20.3 million tons of grain Today at 15:06
Ukraine players recovering from mystery stomach bug Today at 15:04
Tymoshenko's daughter: We will fight for my mother's right to be treated in independent clinic Today at 15:00
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A U.S.-based non-governmental organization advocating for democracy and human rights says Hungary and Ukraine are at the forefront of an antidemocratic trend in Central and Eastern Europe.
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Warsaw– UEFA President Michel Platini has said he is satisfied with the way Ukraine and Poland have prepared for the Euro 2012 European Football Championship, despite there being some problems. Today at 17:12 | Interfax-Ukraine |
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Poland and Ukraine have the opportunity this month to promote sport in its best light, and both countries hope that the trade-off in terms of new infrastructure and political and economic influence is what they bargained for when they bid five years ago to jointly hold Europe’s soccer championship, beginning Friday. Today at 16:29 |
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US-based rights watchdog Freedom House has warned that Hungary and Ukraine are at the forefront of an antidemocratic drive that could lead to what the group calls the "Putinization" of young European democracies. Today at 11:49 |
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A Ukrainian diplomat slammed yesterday (5 June) a BBC documentary depicting the presence of racism and hatred at stadiums in his country. The documentary was released just days before Friday's start of the Euro 2012 football cup, which Ukraine co-hosts with Poland. Today at 09:53 |
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Thousands of demonstrators massed in Ukraine's capital Tuesday, June 5 as parliament backed a controversial bill that would make Russian the country's second language. Today at 07:20 |
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Three blocks from Kyiv′s Olympic Stadium, the glistening venue for the Euro 2012 final, runs a drainage ditch filled with stagnant, grey-brown, stinking water. Its concrete sides are lined with trash. Zhenya sometimes lives there under the Fedorova Street bridge. He says all he knows about Europe's premier footballing event is that his life will probably become more difficult. Today at 07:04 |
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KIEV—Ukrainian lawmakers forced a controversial draft Russian language law through its first reading on Tuesday, forming a human shield around the parliament's rostrum to prevent opposition protests after the first attempt to pass the bill last month ended in a violent brawl. Read the story here. Yesterday at 22:21 |
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Editor's Note: The following story was published online by Russia Today, a Kremlin-funded information organization that has been criticized for its anti-Western and anti-Ukrainian propaganda. Yesterday at 16:30 |
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There’s harmony in the Ireland camp. Backbiting in England. Drama in Italy. And not a small amount of controversy in Poland and Ukraine before the European Championships open in those two countries beginning Friday. Yesterday at 14:11 |
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Concerns over fan safety at the upcoming European Championship in Poland and Ukraine may have been raised in the weeks leading up to the event, but locals are keen to prove that their nations are capable of hosting fans from all over the continent and putting on the summer's biggest carnival. Yesterday at 12:28 |