All the materials marked with tag: multiculturalism
| 21 December, 2015 | | Few people in France had such a piercing and global view on the 20th century as Claude Lévi-Strauss. His legacy is immeasurable, his ideas monumental. In love with art, particularly painting and music, the anthropologist died in 2009 as the age of 100. Such an ironic twist of fate for a man who liked to say that he does not feel any connection to the century left at the mercy of tourism, universal consumption, developmental acceleration and excess... |
| 1 August, 2013 | Culture | Writer Marina Lewycka talks about Ukrainians in the UK, her writing and the modern era of dishonest people |
| 16 April, 2012 | World | Marc-Olivier Padis talks about European multiculturalism and political controversies between France and Germany |
| 30 March, 2012 | | Lithuania was and continues to be unimaginable without its historically formed minorities and its precious voices. |
| 19 September, 2011 | | Human rights and multiculturalism are no longer values in the world today. They have turned into words opening the door to politics |
| 13 May, 2011 | World | Denmark’s Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Borg-Hansen: “We are indeed an egalitarian country: few people are rich, and at the same time a mere handful of Danes are underprivileged” |
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From the Lisbon Protocol to the Budapest Memorandum. When, why and how the concept of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state was designed? Declaration of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state and strengthening of its independent statehood. Negotiations on the outline of Ukraine’s non-nuclear weapon state status under international law: process and outcome. The time of wasted opportunities. Budapest Memorandum: a historic mistake or inadequate actions by Ukraine’s government? Modern model to guarantee Ukraine’s security as a non-nuclear weapon state.
day before yesterday, Volodymyr Vasylenko,
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The Ukrainian Week spoke with Germany’s special envoy to Ukraine on reform in governance and decentralization, Georg Milbradt, about German government assistance in the implementation of reforms and about the successes and difficulties faced in this process.
13 July, Olha Vorozhbyt,
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Why are Ukraine’s public finances starting to look shaky?
11 July, Lyubomyr Shavalyuk,
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Ukraine’s economy has nearly recovered to prewar levels, but for it to go into higher gear, there needs to be a serious a shift in policy priorities
10 July, Oleksandr Kramar,
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