Nearly a year after presidential elections, 'Deutsche Welle' carried out an extensive opinion poll asking respondents to assess Yanukovych's, and PM Azarov's performance.
According to those questioned, the most significant problems facing the country were Ukraine's economic problems - 79 percent, corruption -55 percent, and wilfulness of officials and law enforcement officials - 34 percent.
Only 10 percent of those polled rated Yanukovych's success rate in solving any of these problems as "generally good." Azarov fared even worse...
President Yanukovych's scored best on improving tense relations with other countries - 37 percent "generally good", and the fight against terrorism - 38 percent "generally good".
However, around 40-50% of those asked recorded a "difficult to answer" response to most questions...
Thursday update: Big- selling 'Segodnya' run this story today entitled: "Ukrainians dissatisfied with [do not like] Yanukovich's and Azarov's attempts to to tackle corruption"...
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