Snap election called in UkraineSource: BBC News
President Viktor Yushchenko of Ukraine has dissolved parliament weeks after the collapse of the country's ruling pro-Western coalition.
Ukraine Government Near Collapse Source: The New York Times
The Western-leaning governing coalition in Ukraine, which took power during the Orange Revolution in 2004 but has endured repeated tumult ever since, appeared once again near collapse on Wednesday.
The 'Color' Revolutions: Fade to BlackSource: AntiWar.com
Justin Raimondo discusses the corruption and misinformation surrounding the "color coded revolutions" in former Soviet republics, detailing how it's all become about American power in the region and increased access to energy resources, not about "exporting democracy" or spreadi …
Whose Ukraine?Source: International Herald Tribune
Ukraine must be seen for what it is. It is still a post-Soviet space: demoralized, uncertain of itself, somewhat depressive, internally divided, to a degree criminalized. It needs time and political will to overcome these problems.
Ukrainians' deal blow to reformist leadershipSource: International Herald Tribune
Ukrainians voted for a new Parliament on Sunday in what President Viktor Yushchenko called "the first fair, democratic elections in Ukraine," and his party appeared to have been routed.
Ukrainian election exit pollsSource: unian.net
The Party of Regions Received some 27.5%, BYT – some 21.6%, Our Ukraine – some 15.6%, SPU – some 5.5%, the People' Block of Lytvyn – some 5.1%, CPU – some 4.7%, the Block of Natalia Vitrenko – some 3.2%.

You won't find it on any of the corporate news outlets but the Ukraine elections have been fixed by Yushchenko's Orange crooks. Yushchenko has used the same method as the US Republican Party to strike thousands of pro-Russian voters off the list.

Here's another section that I've been writing. I'm doing well with examples and background, but seem to be struggling to find a point...