The Ukrainian Week

27 April, 2021	World	Takashi Kurai: "The matter of Crimea is not only of local nature, not only of Ukraine alone, but a matter of regional or even global security" The Ukrainian Week met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Ukraine Takashi KURAI to discuss the cooperation between our countries, areas for further economic development and the importance of the Crimean matter
16 March, 2021	Politics	Barracks in place of a resort How Russia is turning occupied Crimea into a military base
2 April, 2020	Society	From perfidy to repression What crimes Russia has committed during the occupation of Crimea and is still committing on the peninsula
26 December, 2019	Breaking news	Ukraine opens probe into Russian train on new bridge to Crimea Ukrainian officials have opened a criminal investigation after a passenger train from Russia arrived in Crimea via a new Russian-built bridge, arguing that the train illegally carried people across the Ukrainian border
25 September, 2018	Economics	The island of bureaucrats and soldiers How Russia is turning Crimea into a military base by changing its economy and society
23 September, 2018	Breaking news	Ukrainian warships pass under Crimean Bridge According to journalists, the two Ukrainian vessels are now in front of the Kerch Strait Bridge from the Taman peninsula to Russian-occupied Crimea
20 August, 2018	Politics	Crimea agonistes Why the question of Russia’s occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula remains, and will remain, open
26 December, 2014	Politics	The Unfree Peninsula The Kremlin will try to secure Crimea for itself, so in 2015, it will continue to intensify the militarisation of this Ukrainian region.
13 June, 2014		About Us Without Us Live reports for foreign TV are much like navigating a minefield of alien stereotypes, alien influences, alien prejudices and alien interests. Things are further complicated by the spiteful foreign language that just keeps picking all the wrong words out of memory, as you feverishly fish for the right ones.
11 June, 2014	Society	Russia: Headlong Away From Freedom The ability to travel or foreign channels on cable TV are failing to safeguard homo post-sovieticus from propaganda of hatred
10 June, 2014	Society	Exporting Hatred Human rights advocates and international experts are alarmed at growing xenophobia in Crimea and separatist-controlled territories
7 May, 2014	Society	Museums Under Occupation Museums holding over 917,000 exhibits are the price of Ukraine’s cultural loss in Crimea. While museum workers there try to adapt to the new circumstances, Ukraine is looking for ways to keep valuable objects
10 April, 2014	News	PACE: The illegal annexation of Crimea has no legal effect and is not recognised by the Council of Europe The outcome of the so-called referendum in Crimea and “the illegal annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation therefore have no legal effect and are not recognised by the Council of Europe”, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) stated on Wednesday, April,9th, in an resolution adopted at the end of an urgent debate.
3 April, 2014	Politics	The Old New Cold War Edward Lucas: “The new Cold War has been about the use of Russian money to divide the weak of the West and also the use of the energy weapon”
1 April, 2014	World	Dear Price for Cheap Popularity By plunging Russia into a full-scale confrontation with the West to boost his own popularity ratings Vladimir Putin may be preparing his country for another sobering shock from the defeat in a conflict with the entire world