Orange Revolution

He was also one of the "faces of Orange revolution".

Most of all, they derided the "orange revolution" that overturned the election's results and set the stage for a new vote on Sunday.

The "orange revolution," he said, involved "too much emotion."

The paper writes that this would condemn any journalist who did not "rule out the possibility of an 'orange revolution' in Russia."

Tymoshenko herself refused to concede her defeat, using the same language she used in 2004, during the so-called Orange revolution.

A major change took place during the Orange revolution when finally the two opposing political camps were established after left-wing coalition has split.

Ruslana performed the song during the Orange revolution in Ukraine.

At the "orange revolution" Perkalaba were also a mainspring and the band was facing their new future.

Mr. Yushchenko's first-place finish is a victory for more than his own "orange revolution."

Since the Orange Revolution of late 2004, Ukraine's membership prospects have improved.

With their orange revolution, the Ukrainian people have raised, and are raising now, the issue of our capacity to respond to the aspirations created by ourselves.

Some exhibitions have been on the topics of breast cancer, the Srebrenica massacre and the Orange revolution.

That is a milestone in the process of consolidating a democracy that started with the 'Orange Revolution'.

We're out of the period of mass rallies and toppling regimes and orange revolutions.

One of the videoclips includes frames shot during the Orange revolution in which Ruslana took an active participation.

Ukraine's "orange revolution" was either a mass outpouring of popular will or the collapse of an enfeebled authoritarian power.

He was explaining what he called the emotional component of his gesture of identification with the Ukrainian orange revolution.

State Department officials, who have the called the fall of the government the cedar revolution - like Ukraine's orange revolution - praised the opposition's efforts.

Yushchenko did become president following the subsequent Orange Revolution and immediately launched a new investigation, replacing the country's prosecutor-general.

Here's a suggestion for President Bush from the protesters behind the democratic "orange revolution" here: Wear an orange tie.

Canadian media were typically sympathetic to the forces of the Orange Revolution, with the national magazine Maclean's running a front page story on the protests.

Orange Revolution in Ukraine.

Isn't this a bit too high a price to pay for prejudice against Russia which lay at the core of Western support for the Orange revolution?

The 2004 Orange revolution allowed the pro-Western Viktor Yushchenko to work towards make democratic reforms and media freedom.

"Bush has to push more strongly and decisively on Ukraine to be democratic," said Bogdan Prysyazhnyuk, a young lawyer who is backing the orange revolution.