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How religious are Ukrainian politicians? yesterday, Дорошенко Юрій
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What ails the European allies of Donald Trump
11 December , Michael Binyon
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Why Ukraine needs its own trade war with China
10 December , Oleksandr Kramar
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Why is there lack of understanding of character of conflict between Russia and Western world
9 December , Philippe de Lara
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What factors affect the ability of nations not to capitulate during long-term armed conflicts?
7 December , Maksym Vikhrov
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Other Publications
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About current situation in Ukraine and martial law
1 December, Dmitro Krapyvenko
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A look at how voter attitudes have shifted over the years and how the Verkhovna Rada has been shaped since independence
30 November, Denys Kazanskyi
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The Council of Europe is preparing to walk back on its principles so that Russia could resume paying its membership fees
28 November, Alla Lazareva
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What proportion of Ukrainians really knows what NATO is and how their attitudes differ from those of their EU neighbors
26 November, Andriy Holub
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During her recent visit to Ukraine, the president of NATO’s Parliamentary Assembly (PA), Rasa Juknevičienė spoke to The Ukrainian Week about the importance of constitutional changes in Ukraine, the prospects that the Alliance will expand again, and various ways to resolve the conflict between Hungary and Ukraine.
24 November, Yuriy Lapayev
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What will be the global consequences of the Saudi journalist Khashoggi disappearance
22 November, Michael Binyon
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On effective leadership, its current issues and trends
20 November, Yuriy Lapayev
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Modern non-figurative Ukrainian painting is well-known abroad, but underrated at home
18 November,
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During the 28th Economic Forum in Krynica-Zdrój (Poland) The Ukrainian Week discussed with the Vice-Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament of the Czech Republic about the issue of protection from cyberattacks and the possibilities for international regulation in the cyberspace
14 November, Yuriy Lapayev
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Kateryna Handziuk. Obituary
12 November, Yuriy Makarov
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Ukraine’s oligarchs are slowly but surely losing their economic clout
11 November, Lyubomyr Shavalyuk
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Why the bomb laid under the foundation of the USSR exploded
10 November, Stanislav Kulchytsky
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Ukrainian exports to the EU have reached record volumes and continue to rise sharply. But the potential for economic integration is far from being used effectively.
8 November, Oleksandr Kramar
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How Ukraine might come to an understanding with its community abroad
6 November, Roman Malko
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Economic growth in most oblasts has reached pre-war levels or even passed them. What prospects does Ukraine face now?
4 November, Oleksandr Kramar
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Do we see an understanding of the Russian threat in the European Union?
2 November, Philippe de Lara
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Ukraine seems to be following European trends as its rural areas go through changes. Can and should anything be done about it?
31 October, Maksym Vikhrov
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At least 2.5 million Ukrainians live in the EU. A recent study looks at the motivations and expectations of the latest wave of Ukrainian emigration to France
29 October, Alla Lazareva
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What to expect after the Ukrainian Orthodox Church receives autonomy
26 October, Дорошенко Юрій
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Breaking news
Stoltenberg says the Alliance provides Ukraine with strong political and practical support
yesterday
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Fri, 28 Sep 2018 09:00
OldCarLand
Expocenter Ukraine
(prospekt Akademika Hlushkova 1, Kyiv)
Aficionados of unusual cars are all abuzz about the last days of September this year, when one of the biggest tech fests takes place in Ukraine’s capital. At this 9th OldCarLand exhibition, hundreds of unique automobiles of all ages will come together from every corner of the country. The oldest car at the festival will be more than 80 years old, others were only made for a very short time, so many of them are the only examples of the particular model still around. Little guests to this festival of cars can join a race on kids’ sized pedal cars and many master classes.
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Fri, 21 Sep 2018 18:00
Odesa JazzFest
Odesa Oblast Philharmonic Hall
(vul. Bunina 15, Odesa)
Odesa loves to usher in the fall with jazz. This year’s JazzFest celebrates its coming of age, 18 years in Ukraine’s lively city on the Black Sea. Ten bands from 10 countries will fill its sunny streets with improvisations and experimental jazz over the course of three days. In addition to the already traditional presence of bands from Ukraine, Lithuania, Austria, Greece, and Norway, jazz musicians from Czechia, Korea and Israel will join the roster this year. Every day of the festival, listeners can expect new interpretations and unforgettable impressions.
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Tue, 18 Sep 2018 19:00
Myroslav Skoryk
National Philharmonic Hall
(Volodymyrskiy Uzviz 2, Kyiv)
This unique evening of classical music with Ukraine’s best composer and winner of the Shevchenko Award, Myroslav Skoryk, should please the most demanding listener. The legendary composer will be accompanied by the National Academic Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Volodymyr Sirenko. Soloists are Valeria Tulis (soprano), Marko Komonko (violin), and Ihor Leshchyshyn (oboe). The program includes the Grand Overture, Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra, Ukrainian wedding songs for soprano and orchestra, the Carpathian Concerto, and the world premiere of Skoryk’s Concerto #10 for Violin and Orchestra.
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Mon, 17 Sep 2018 20:00
Andrukhovych and Karbido
Ukrainian Radio Recording Studio
(vul. Leonida Pervomaiskoho 5-6, Kyiv)
Here’s an evening of literature and music with a twist: Yuriy Andrukhovych presents his new album Lithography with the Polish band Karbido. According to Andrukhovych, the band plays a unique blend of jazz, avant-garde and his poetry in a series about his hometown of Ivano-Frankivsk, once known as Stanislav. This new album already premiered in Poland to wide critical acclaim, so the home audience can look forward to the excitement of the Andrukhovych-Karbido national tour in nine cities.
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Sat, 15 Sep 2018 19:00
Kuzma 50
Arena Lviv
(vul. Striyska 199, Lviv)
Andriy Kuzmenko, front man of the Skriabin band, would have been 50 years old. And although Kuzma is no longer with us, Ukraine celebrates the birthday of its beloved musician. The band’s songs have long been national hits and will be performed by more than 20 well-known artists. “Kuzma lives in his songs and his fellow musicians decided to make this a birthday gift to his memory: a major concert in Lviv,” say the organizers. “Kuzma would definitely have been celebrating here with us.”
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