Author: Pahiria Oleksandr

World

Gintautas Mažeikis: In Ukraine, the “small dog” of civil society has appeared next to the “big elephant” of the revolution

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History

The Undefeated

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Society

Nobel Prize-Winning Chemist Ryōji Noyori: “What one person can invent is very limited. An important aspect of innovation is to devise a system and ways to use scientific knowledge”

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Society

UNHCR Vincent Cochetel: “Ukraine has to realize that granting asylum to someone is a humanitarian act. It’s an act of protection, not a political statement”

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Politics

Petr Mareš: “The harder a country tries and the more efforts it takes the more assistance it will receive from us”

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History

A Difficult Return

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World

Jacek Saryusz-Wolski: “Our standards in human rights and democracy are what matters. If a country wants to come closer to the EU and sign up, it should fulfill these. Otherwise, sorry”

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Politics

Ukraine`s Prosecutor’s Office Has to Be Less Powerful Than It Has Been So Far

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World

Pawel Swieboda: “If Ukraine fails to sign the Association Agreement with the EU, it will have a hard time returning to negotiations”

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World

The Art of Tightrope Walking

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