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The justification for NATO’s creation was once formulated as “keeping the Germans down, the Russians out, and the Americans in.” Given the dramatic geostrategic shifts over the past two decades, Europe’s new reality sees the Germans rising, the Russians infiltrating, and the Americans leaving. In this changing context, the German-Russian relationship will remain pivotal for Europe’s future.
today, Janusz Bugajski
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The rally on May 18 – the biggest lately - provided no answers for protest-oriented voters
May 21, Milan Lielich
The Yanukovych regime is sticking to its utilitarian approach to European integration, while presenting it as the pragmatic protection of Ukraine’s interests.
May 17, Oleksandr Kramar
Why are Batkivshchyna and UDAR leaders celebrating a Ukrainian tragedy?
May 17, Ihor Losiev
De-Russification is crucial to a split with the Soviet past
May 17, Ihor Losiev
The government is replacing an alternative source of gas imports with an alternative trader
May 17, Oleksandr Kramar
Instead of supporting the national economy, Ukraine’s banking sector is draining its resources to secure huge profits for the privileged few
May 17, Volodymyr Lanovyi
American investment banks dominate global finance once more. That’s not necessarily good for America
May 17, The Economist
Service in the Canadian army during World War II helped Ukrainian immigrants integrate into Canadian society and saved many from return to a certain death in the USSR
May 15, Larysa Zariczniak
The cult of WWII veterans was created under Brezhnev to instill the official version of the war into people’s minds and mask the fact that the state had neglected them in the first decade following the war
May 15, Mykola Borovyk
The Ukrainian Week`s choice of music events and film festivals to visit this month
May 15, The Ukrainian Week
A walk through the symbols, dreams and melancholy of Sokyryntsi-Trostianets
May 15, Oleg Kotsarev
A year after the championship: broken roads, empty airports and unprofitable stadiums
May 15, Valeria Burlakova
Cars have already changed the way we live. They are likely to do so again
May 14, The Economist
The Ukrainian majority is waiting for a solid alternative to the Yanukovych regime, but existing candidates from the parliamentary opposition are currently unable to offer one
May 1, Sviatoslav Pototsky
Yanukovych is not ready to release Yulia Tymoshenko yet, since he obviously still sees her as a strong competitor, capable of disturbing the current calm on the power Olympus
May 1, The Ukrainian Week
Czech Republic, as well as all the Visegrád countries would like to see Ukraine sign the Agreement soon
May 1, Oleksandr Pahiria
Paradoxically, Yanukovych's rule is to awaken Ukrainian civil society and sharpen its sensitivity in seeing a departure for the opposite
April 30, Oleksandr Butsenko
Ukrainian newspapers, magazines, radio stations and TV channels are anything but business. Their purpose is anything but the foundation of democracy in society
April 30, Yuriy Makarov
In order to avoid continued manipulation by the Ukrainian government, the West should focus on direct contacts with Ukrainian society more, and thus form its own concept of the processes in Ukraine
April 30, Oleksandr Horyn
November 1, 2012
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# 9 (51) — May 2013
Poll
1.
Yanukovych's desire to whitewash his image in the eyes of the West — 31,43%
 
2.
Yanukovych's desire to be seen as "the good guy" — 42,86%
 
3.
The humanity of Ukrainian law — 0%
 
4.
A deal between the regime and the opposition — 8,57%
 
5.
The efforts of the Cox-Kwaśniewski mission — 11,43%
 
6.
Yurii Lutsenko's poor health — 5,71%
 
Number of votes: 35
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