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All the materials marked with tag: Servant of the People
27 March, 2021Politics
Pragmatic trust
What European Solidarity bet on in Odesa and why it worked
2 March, 2021Politics
Frontline politics
Local election shows that the era of political monopoly in Luhansk Oblast is drawing to an end
28 April, 2020Breaking news
Head of Ukrainian ruling party pledges to support Saakashvili as candidate for deputy PM
More and more Ukrainian MPs representing the ruling party tend to support former Georgian president
31 January, 2020Politics
The Servant of the People: Sexy CPSU
2020 local elections will be more of a challenge for the Servant of the People party than the parliamentary campaign
27 January, 2020Politics
Dangerous liaisons?
The red lines that keep haunting Volodymyr Zelenskiy have managed to find their way into the bill on decentralization, too
24 November, 2019Politics
Reboot, relaunch, repeat
How might the “servants of the people” take a chance and reboot governments in the regions?
30 October, 2019Politics
Voting as a mirror image of voters
Who voted for whom, or to what extent voter preferences coincide with the results of their choices
28 October, 2019Politics
Portrait of the Servant as a young pol
The current powers-that-be obviously reflect their voters, but wherein does the real similarity lie?
24 September, 2019Politics
Anti-media campaign
Why the new government is trying to mess up with journalists and why direct communication with the people is a myth
24 August, 2019Politics
Under the pressure of its weight
The only barrier to a long usurpation of power by the one-party propresident majority will be fragmentation of his faction in parliament amidst the lack of serious competition and temptations of power
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U.S. approves allied weapons shipments to Ukraine as worries mount
Baltic NATO allies Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia can now transfer American-made lethal weapons such as anti-armor and ground-to-air missiles to Ukraine
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Former Ukraine president lands in Kyiv to face treason case
Prosecutor claims Petro Poroshenko was involved in financing of Russian-backed separatists in 2014-15
17 January, ,
Russia and West at impasse as Ukraine urges reversal of troop buildup
In a third round of diplomacy on Eastern European security this week, Kremlin officials sounded an increasingly pessimistic note, though they did not close the door on future talks
14 January, ,
Dalia Marin: “I don't think we can see the recovery so soon in 2022, as the international organizations expect it”
The Ukrainian Week met with Dalia Marin, Professor of International Economics at TUM School of Management, Technical University of Munich to discuss the pandemic impact on the economy, opportunities for Ukraine and challenges of influence of fourth technical revolution
12 January, ,
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