Nothing can surprise us anymore about Ukrainian elections — or can it? In Rovnenski region, a dead man won elections. Ivan Totovitsky — The Dead Man Who Won Elections Ivan Totovitsky (pictured) from the party “Batkivschina”…
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The theme of photos on dating sites is never going to run out of oil. I feel that I could be writing an article on photos once a week, and there still would be men…
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Ukraine and Russia show improvements in economy ratings. The latest review by the World Bank Group from October 2015 moved Ukraine 13 positions up, and Russia jumped up 11 lines, as compared to the last…
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A Belarus woman and an American man found love online through a dating site, and despite all odds got married. A Texas resident Shiloh Banks registered on a dating site by chance, and just at…
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Emperor Palpatine has won a seat on Odessa Council, and Chewbacca got arrested while driving Darth Vader to the local polling booth on Sunday 25 October, where the Dark Lord wasn’t allowed to vote. Star…
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Ukrainian girl Anastasia Mykhailiuta won the title of the World Bikini Model 2015 in Malta on 25 October, where she competed with 39 young women from other countries of the planet. However, her road to…
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Slavic women who are trying to meet partners through international dating sites have forums where they share their grievances and complaints about foreign men. Here are the most common problems that Slavic ladies encounter on…
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Sunday 25 October is the day of elections in Ukraine, and any political advertising in the country is prohibited since yesterday. 260,000 seats on the local city councils are being contested. Darth Vader Invasion For…
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Russian brides are actually “bought” during a wedding ritual, where the groom and his best mates have to go through trials in order to collect his beloved from her home. The bride doesn’t arrive to the…
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Ukrainians are the first among legal migrants to Europe. 302 thousand Ukrainians received visas to reside in Europe in 2014, KP.ua reported. The majority of Ukrainians were issued residential permits in Poland: 247 thousand people…
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