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Ukraine Seeks to Establish Itself as the Granary of Europe

With its rich black earth and bountiful supplies of grain, Ukraine was once known as the breadbasket of Europe. After twenty years of being independent Ukraine again aims at becoming a significant exporter of wheat, barley and corn, as well as oil-bearing crops such as sunflower seeds.

Alternative Energy Ups Ukraine’s Energy Independence

The use of renewable energy will allow to significantly cut the volume of energy import in Ukraine, as well as strengthen the independence of the country, reckons Rainer Hinrichs-Rahlwes, the President of the European Renewable Energy Federation.

Ukrainian Host Cities of Euro 2012 Explore New Investment Opportunities

Ukrainian host cities of the EURO 2012 football tournament, which took place this summer in Ukraine and Poland, continue to cooperate even after the grandiose sports event.

Museum of Family Icons at Radomyshl Castle

The town of Radomyshl was first mentioned in historical records in the year 1150, although over the centuries it has had a number of names and was only renamed Radomyshl in the twentieth century. Located around 60 miles from Kiev, the town did not often feature on the itineraries of tourists exploring this region of Ukraine.