 | Regardless of its motivations, the war of Batkivshchyna’s old guard against Arseniy Yatseniuk is playing into the hands of the Yanukovych regime June 14, Andriy Skumin |
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 | As discontent with the current regime mounts in South-Eastern Ukraine, its electorate will seek alternative forces to support. The opposition would be wise to take advantage of the opportunity before the upcoming presidential election June 14, The Ukrainian Week |
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 | The background, nature and threats of the Donbas identity June 14, Ihor Losiev |
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 | The consequences of the latest agreements between Yanukovych and Putin May 31 |
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 | How the opposition’s declaration of deeper coordination could collapse into internecine warfare May 31, The Ukrainian Week |
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 | The government is establishing bandit rules under the guise of the struggle against “fascism” May 31, The Ukrainian Week |
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 | NATO’s Dirk Brengelmann on cooperation with Ukraine as a non-aligned state, Smart Defence and the impact of financial crises on defence policies May 31, Hanna Trehub |
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 | A poor understanding of the domestic situation in Ukraine prevents the EU from developing an efficient policy regarding official Kyiv. The numerous events dedicated to Ukraine that are taking place in Europe do not help May 31, Alla Lazareva, Milan Lielich |
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 | The rally on May 18 – the biggest lately - provided no answers for protest-oriented voters May 21, Milan Lielich |
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 | 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 |
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 | Why are Batkivshchyna and UDAR leaders celebrating a Ukrainian tragedy? May 17, Ihor Losiev |
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 | De-Russification is crucial to a split with the Soviet past May 17, Ihor Losiev |
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 | The government is replacing an alternative source of gas imports with an alternative trader May 17, Oleksandr Kramar |
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 | 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 |
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 | 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 |
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 | Czech Republic, as well as all the Visegrád countries would like to see Ukraine sign the Agreement soon May 1, Oleksandr Pahiria |
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 | Despite the lack of support from most Ukrainians, the Yanukovych regime has no intention of giving up power in the 2015 presidential election and is preparing to extend its rule by artificial means April 30, Oles Oleksiyenko |
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 | Yuriy Lutsenko is going to create a new political project. The question is whether he will make the same mistakes as were made during the launch of People’s Self-Defence and whether the new organization will be constructed to serve the interests of Petro Poroshenko April 14, Oleksandr Mykhelson |
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 | The Yanukovych regime will continue the tactics of the creeping usurpation of power, trying to avoid decisive battles and unjustified image losses April 14, Oles Oleksiyenko |
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 | Economic hardship and political uncertainty in post-Soviet European states makes them susceptible to Moscow’s pressures and intrigues April 12, Janusz Bugajski |
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 | Kyiv and Strasbourg have recently been engaged in active dialogue — PACE President Jean-Claude Mignon visited Ukraine, and Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Pshonka travelled to the main office of the Council of Europe. The Ukrainian Week asked Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the Council of Europe, Mykola Tochytskyi, about the outcome and context of this dialogue. April 8, Alla Lazareva |
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 | Mikael Lyngbo, Legal Expert for the Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights, former Chief of Police and prosecutor from Denmark, told The Ukrainian Week about the reforming of Ukrainian prosecution and the practical implementation of the new Criminal Procedure Code April 5, Oleksandr Pahiria |
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 | The Yanukovych regime is depriving Kyiv voters of their right to influence the local government through elections. This may be a test of the public and opposition reaction to a scenario whereby national presidential or parliamentary elections will be postponed or cancelled April 1, Andriy Skumin |
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