- The LA Times have picked up on the feud between Yushchenko and Tymoshenko.
- Meanwhile Tymoshenko and Lytvyn are proposing a new coalition between her BYuT bloc, Lytvyn’s bloc and Yushchenko’s Our Ukraine –People’s Self-Defense bloc.  No word yet from Yushchenko’s bloc.
- Some people are finally catching on why Ukraine’s nuclear disarmament of the 90’s wasn’t such a great idea.
- Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has reneg’d an invitation to meet with Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko – citing conflicts and other issues are in the way.
- Russian propoganda is spewing again in the most unlikely of places, the French news agency and its syndicates are giving a small minority way too much press. The article cleverly balances itself out after some boring history and tidbits hoping you’ve turned to another story by now. It’s an old trick. (Edit: The story’s hitting home now – note the author)
- Moscow wants to keep its base in Ukraine’s Black Sea port of Sevastopol even though its lease ends in 2017. That’s no surprise, since they’re handing out Russian passports in the region expect another Georgia-type conflict there soon.
- “I officially declare the coalition of democratic forces… in Ukraine’s parliament dissolved,” Yatsenyuk announced today in the Rada.