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