You may already be aware of this, but for the last few weeks, the YuGov has been moving forward in its efforts to return Nikopol ferro-alloy plant to the state. They've been getting some flack for their actions because, of course, Pinchuk (current owner and opposition deputy) is crying foul. In return, Tymoshenko has defended the action based on Ukrainian legal arguments. The argumentation seems quite similar to that regarding Krivoryzhstal.

To which I say: of course the arguments look similar to those regarding Krivoryzhstal, there's been no resolution to it. Wouldn't it be a better plan to reprivatize that in a fair and transparent way like they've been promising all year before moving on to the next business? What's happened to it, anyway? I haven't heard anything about it in two months. One thing at a time, please!