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Ukrainians voted yesterday in an election that President Viktor Yanukovich's pro-business ruling party seemed likely to win, but it may now face a re-energised opposition which has promised to fight growing authoritarianism and corruption. With...
The New York Times
Olga Kravets for The New York Times Counting ballots at a polling station in downtown Kiev. The precise makeup of the Parliament, called the Verkhovna Rada, will not be known for several weeks because half of the 450 seats will be filled by...
The Globe & Mail
Story A senior Regions leader said he expected the party to pick up two thirds of the remaining vote in individual districts, ensuring it of a simple majority in the 450-seat assembly. But the big surprise came from the Ukrainian nationalist party...
Israel National News
The Svoboda (Freedom) party won 12% of the votes in Sunday's elections and is expected to have anywhere from 21 to 37 seats in the 450-seat parliament. Svoboda's leader, Oleg Tyagnybok, is known for his rants against Russians, homosexuals and Jews. A...
Yedioth Ahronoth
Breaking News Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich's pro-business party seemed likely to hold on to a majority in parliament after an election on Sunday, but it will face a revitalized opposition boosted by a resurgent nationalist party, exit polls...
Arab News
Ukraine voted in legislative polls yesterday that are being seen by the West as a test of democracy under President Viktor Yanukovych following the jailing last year of his most charismatic political foe. The ex-Soviet nation which lies between the...