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What to expect after the Ukrainian Orthodox Church receives autonomy
26 October, 2018
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Дорошенко Юрій
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What to expect from “elections” in Donetsk and Luhansk
8 October, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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What to expect in the new parliamentary season
10 September, 2018
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Roman Malko
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Why the question of Russia’s occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula remains, and will remain, open
20 August, 2018
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Ihor Losiev
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As the system of granting Ukrainian citizenship to foreigners remains obscure, it breeds fears and tensions that are especially dangerous for a country at war
13 August, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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How Yanukovych’s lawyers are dragging out the trial
6 August, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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UAH 6,659, 11,951 and 7,451, an equivalent of $256, 450 and 280 – this is how an average Ukrainian sees desired subsistence, average wage and pension across Ukraine, according to SOCIS, a sociology center. According to the State Statistics Bureau, the real numbers are UAH 1,777, 8,725 and 2,479 respectively, or around $68, 335 and 95.
22 July, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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Can the middle class drive Ukraine's independence and development?
19 July, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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How the myth that Ukrainians are inclined towards lawlessness is used against them and why a sense of responsibility to your own people is so important
17 July, 2018
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Oles Oleksiyenko
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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.
14 July, 2018
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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, 2018
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Olha Vorozhbyt
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Talk about electoral reform has come to the forefront yet again. Should any real action be expected in the near future?
2 July, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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Why there is no party for the middle class in Ukraine and it is left to populists to express the interests of all social strata
1 July, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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The shadow of Kremlin’s prisoners over the 2018 World Cup
25 June, 2018
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Alla Lazareva
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The opposition in Ukraine is mostly reactive and it chooses actions that will be most useful for criticizing the current Administration or gaining the attention of a specific part of the electorate. What Ukraine needs most right now is a consolidating program and a party that could present its own alternative for the country
24 May, 2018
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Oleksandr Kramar
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The strange multiplication by division of political parties in Ukraine and their internecine infighting
24 May, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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Can the western democracy survive the populist offensive?
17 May, 2018
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Philippe de Lara
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NYT’s Andrew Kramer claims that “Four cases involving Paul J. Manafort have been effectively frozen by Ukraine’s chief prosecutor. Ukrainian officials are wary of offending President Trump.” How true is this?
17 May, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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As other candidates fumble to establish a footing, Yulia Tymoshenko is busy mobilizing resources for a third presidential run
19 April, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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What cyberthreats Ukraine is likely to face in 2019 elections, and what it is doing to prevent them
23 March, 2018
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Yuriy Lapayev
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Who wins the next election won’t be decided by the voters who are now supporting various parties and candidates but by those who will vacillate until the very last minute
23 March, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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What those in power and opposition are likely to do to improve their rates and mobilize the electorate
23 March, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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Undecided voters are a tasty morsel for parties that are not in the Verkhovna Rada, yet none of these parties has much of a chance of winning them over in significant numbers
23 March, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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Could Ukraine’s armed forces have prevailed in Crimea?
13 March, 2018
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Yaroslav Tynchenko
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What’s new for Ukraine’s defense and security institutions in the President’s national security draft law?
13 March, 2018
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Yuriy Lapayev
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An update from the occupied parts of the Donbas: monuments to Russian volunteers, shutdown of mobile connection, new arrests of ministers
13 March, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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