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  1. ‘Twenty-Six Candidates Compete to be Ukraine’s Next President, Four of Them Seriously’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.69 (9 August 2004).
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  2. ‘Half of Kyiv’s Leading Parties Reject Yanukovych’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.68 (6 August 2004).
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  3. ‘Rising Abuse of State-Administrative Resources in Ukrainian Elections’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.65 (3 August 2004).
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  4. ‘What do Ukrainians Really Think of Yanukovych?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.62 (29 July 2004).
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  5. ‘Pro-Kuchma Parties Compete for Rural Vote’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.60 (27 July 2004).
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  6. ‘Former Party of Power Divided Over Supporting Yanukovych’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.54 (19 July 2004).
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  7. 'West fears Ukraine election fraud’, Jane’s Intelligence Digest, 16 July 2004.
  8. ‘Is a Free Election Possible in Ukraine?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.50 (13 July 2004).
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  9. ‘Will Contradictions Undermine Viktor Yanukovych’s Election Campaign?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.1, no.47 (8 July 2004).
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  10. ‘Opposition Divided Ahead of Ukrainian Presidential Elections’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.46 (7 July 2004).
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  11. ‘UKRAINE: Regime Struggling as Elections Approach’, Oxford Analytica, 6 July 2004.
  12. ‘Kuchma for a third term?’, Jane’s Intelligence Digest, 2 July 2004.
  13. ‘Why Russia Gains From a Yushchenko Victory’, The Moscow Times, 30 June 2004.
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  14. ‘Russian and Ukrainian Authorities Resort to Inter-Ethnic Violence to Block Yushchenko’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.41 (29 June 2004).
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  15. ‘Viktor Yushchenko Lines Up High Profile Election Team’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.40 (28 June 2004).
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  16. ‘Unresolved Gongadze Murder May be Issue in Ukrainian Elections’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.39 (25 June 2004).
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  17. ‘Oligarchs Privatize Ukraine Before Elections’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.33 (17 June 2004).
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  18. ‘Dissident Oligarchs Under Attack in US and Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.30 (14 June 2004).
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  19. ‘Ukrainian Opposition Candidate Targeted By Skinheads’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.25 (7 June 2004).
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  20. ‘NGO’s and Civil Society Under Attack in Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.21 (26 May 2004).
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  21. ‘Yanukovych Tries to Clean Up His Image’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.21 (1 June 2004).
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  22. ‘U.S. Congress Expresses Strong Support for Free Elections in Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.10 (14 May 2004).
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  23. ‘Poll Numbers Show Yanukovych Closing the Gap’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.7 (11 May 2004).
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  24. ‘Kuchma Regime Using "Skinheads" Against Opposition’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.7 (11 May 2004).
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  25. ‘Dirty Election Tactics in Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.1, no.4 (6 May 2004).
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  26. ‘UKRAINE: Yanukovych brings Donbas resources to bear’, Oxford Analytica, 27 April 2004.
  27. ‘UKRAINE: Kuchma weighs options as election nears’, Oxford Analytica, 15 April 2004.
  28. ‘Ukraine: trouble ahead’, Jane’s Intelligence Digest, 19 February 2004.
  29. ‘Is Ukrainian Defence Minister in Line to Become Transitional Strongman?’, RFERL Newsline, 16 January 2004.
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  30. ‘UKRAINE: Anti-Americanism an election tool for Kuchma’, Oxford Analytica, 8 January 2004.
  31. ‘Conflict Grows Between Our Ukraine and Social Democrats’, RFERL Poland, Belarus, Ukraine Report, 11 November 2003.
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  32. ‘UKRAINE: Foul play likely in presidential succession’, Oxford Analytica, 3 November 2003.
  33. ‘Will Kuchma Seek a Third Term?’, RFERL Newsline, 4 November 2003.
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  34. 'Kuchma's Illusive 2004 Candidate', RFERL Poland, Belarus, Ukraine Report, 17 June 2003.
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  35. 'Fears Grow that Ukrainian Authorities Will Rig 2004 Elections', RFERL Newsline, 6 June 2003.
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  36. 'UKRAINE: Prospects for the 2004 Presidential Election', Jamestown Foundation, Russia and Eurasia Review, vol.2, no.8 (April 15, 2003).
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Dr. Kuzio on C-SPAN, November 26, 2004

Hearing before the Subcommittee of Europe and Emerging Threats

Taras Kuzio speaks about Orange Revolution

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