The Ukrainian Week

18 December, 2021	World	Rough seas How the November tragedy in the English Channel could change approaches to migration policy in the UK and the EU
14 November, 2021	World	New fishing dispute: all over again How the conflict over the fish trade provoked a new diplomatic confrontation between Great Britain and France
16 October, 2021	World	A fragile unity What are the reasons for the deterioration of relations between the Western allies
14 April, 2021	World	Living under the shadow of a pandemic Will vaccination successes return the United Kingdom to pre-quarantine?
1 December, 2020	World	Melinda Simmons: "Although we left the EU, the values, on which we base our relationship with Ukraine, remain the same" The Ukrainian Week has discussed the newest strategic agreement between Kyiv and London, bilateral partnership, and trade perspectives with Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Ukraine
16 October, 2020	World	Dealing with the waves How the UK government plans to address the issue of migrants
16 August, 2020	World	Fresh blood New finance minister Rishi Sunak as competitor of the current Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson?
9 July, 2020	World	Seeking equality Why racial problems split British society
25 May, 2020	World	Tomorrow's diplomacy What are the challenges of Britain's foreign policy?
21 March, 2020	World	Preventing evil Why the British program on deradicalization proved to be ineffective
13 February, 2020	World	Two challenges for the winner How the politics of re-elected prime minister Boris Johnson will affect the United Kingdom and neighboring countries
8 November, 2019	Politics	The end of the era of moderation Brexit is splitting British politics, and it is difficult to gauge the scale of this split
20 October, 2019	World	Boris Johnson and apocalypse What economic and political challenges are threatening the new UK Prime Minister
21 September, 2019	World	A title man Will Boris Johnson be able to repeat the success of his cult-hero Winston Churchill as Prime Minister of Great Britain?
22 March, 2019	Politics	Backlash of problems What measures Europe can apply to former ISIS militants
26 August, 2018	World	Dangerous symptoms Is Europe facing a wave of modern antisemitism?
4 November, 2013		Days of Firtash in London There were very few people in attendance at oligarch Dmytro Firtash’s “Days of Ukraine” in the UK who actually discovered Ukraine
14 August, 2013		Under the Common Wealth Banner British Ambassador in Ukraine Simon Smith: “Progressive association with the EU, its standards and practices will be profoundly beneficial for Ukraine and will help it unlock its potential”
12 August, 2013	News	*CSIS*: British and French Vie for “Worst Tourists” Title The survey of 4,500 hoteliers named the British as the worst tourists in Europe, but the French the worst worldwide. Center For Strategic and International Studies writes.
2 July, 2013	News	*David Cameron* believes that Ukraine, once known as the bread basket of the Soviet Union, should be admitted to the EU During his visit to Kazakhstan British prime minister said the EU should extend its membership deeper into the former Soviet Union, calling for its borders to run from the Atlantic to the Urals, The Guardian reports.
2 June, 2013	World	British Colonial Past: It's Payback Time Britain has opened a way for people from former British colonies such as Kenya, Cyprus and Aden to claim compensation for tortures and detainment during its colonial rule
27 May, 2013	World	A Shaky Bridge Across the Channel Should the United Kingdom leave the European Union? It is the issue that has split Britain’s politicians
8 April, 2013	World	Turn Again, Great Britain Margaret Thatcher made Britons feel confident of themselves, and once again proud of their country, and have put the ‘Great’ back into Great Britain
7 April, 2013		A Lifeline for One of Britain's Oldest Overseas Territories
12 October, 2012	World	Political Correctess in UK There is growing resentment in UK of the way that some militants from minority groups are exploiting the reluctance of the police, social services and the law to target known extremists for fear of being labelled racists.
11 October, 2012	World	Class Divide Is Britain still obsessed by social class? In recent years, this seemed to be fading. Under the governments of Margaret Thatcher and Tony Blair, British society appeared to be more egalitarian, more meritocratic and less dominated by the way people speak, what school they attended and what position their parents had in society.
8 September, 2012	World	Confrontation in London After one of the longest, costliest and most colourful court cases in British legal history, Boris Berezovsky has suffered a spectacular loss in his lawsuit against Roman Abramovich, and will have to pay one of the highest bills for court expenses ever incurred by a private individual - amounting, according to most estimates, to well over £100 million.
3 September, 2012	World	The Deadlock Case of Julian Assange founder of the Wikileaks became a diplomatic rebus for the United Kingdom and Ecuador
30 August, 2012	Society	After the Olympics How will Britain use optimism, hope and sports facilities left after one of the best games in years?
18 July, 2012	Economics	A Big Bank Scam The scandal involving Barlays, one of Britain's biggest banks, reveals large-scale fraud on the Western lending market
10 May, 2012	World	Britain Is Closing Down Will the UK be the least hospitable host of the Olympics in the recent time?
17 April, 2012	History	Parallel Struggle 90 years ago, when Ireland gained its independence from Great Britain, Ukraine lost its independence on the other side of Europe
29 March, 2012	World	British Conservatism: a Story of Success British conservatism is a philosophy of moderation which means that while Conservatives broadly support the established laws, they recognise the continual need for evolution rather than revolution.
23 January, 2012	Politics	Struggle for Independence The London-Edingburg confrontation around the Scotland’s independence referendum date exacerbates
25 November, 2011		Occupy Wall Street (OWS): British Scenario After OWS protests blockaded St Paul's Cathedral, Anglican church faces dilemma whether to support the state or maintain the protesters
3 October, 2011	Politics	The Cold Peace Britain is one of the largest Western investors in Russia, yet has worse political relations with Moscow than any other major Western power.
6 September, 2011		A Fish Out of Water Britain's Muslims are poorer, less well educated, have a higher unemployment rate and feel more alienated from the mainstream than almost any other ethnic or minority group.
24 June, 2011	World	A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned David Cameron managed to maintain popularity of the British government. While the burden of dissatisfied voters was taken by Liberal Democrats