The Ukrainian Week

5 February, 2019	Breaking news	Ukrainian political prisoner Gryb allowed to meet with consul Ukrainian political prisoner Pavlo Gryb allowed to see the consul, but after the verdict, as Ukraine’s Ombudsman Lyudmyla Denisova said
26 December, 2018	World	All the Nibelung armies The mark of Russia in international political organizations
28 November, 2018	World	A mission to rescue PACE The Council of Europe is preparing to walk back on its principles so that Russia could resume paying its membership fees
24 October, 2012	World	Comfort or Freedom? The fall session of the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly (PACE) proved that the real confrontation on the European continent is about values rather than geopolitics
24 October, 2012		Andreas Gross: “A democratic citizen cannot be neutral” Andreas Gross, head of the PACE observers delegation to Ukraine and Chairman of the PACE Social Democratic Group, told *The Ukrainian Week* about the developments following his previous interview.
19 September, 2012	Politics	Secretary-General of the Council of Europe: “Trial against Tymoshenko should not have been launched at all” Thorbjørn Jagland, Secretary-General of the Council of Europe, spoke with *The Ukrainian Week* about his attitudes toward Ukraine’s new language law, the work of the Ukrainian judiciary and parliament, and the prospect of Strasbourg imposing sanctions against Ukraine.
28 January, 2012		Ukraine and The Council of Europe
27 January, 2012	Politics	Political Retribution "Tymoshenko case is more political than the Khodorkovsky case"
27 January, 2012	Politics	An Opinion Poll (Part II) On 15 December 2011, the PACE Monitoring Committee unanimously approved the Draft Resolution titled The Functioning of Democratic Institutions in Ukraine. *The Ukrainian Week* has interviewed Ukrainian and European politicians to learn their opinion on the developments PACE finds disturbing in Ukraine
27 January, 2012	Politics	An Opinion Poll (Part I) On 15 December 2011, the PACE Monitoring Committee unanimously approved the Draft Resolution titled The Functioning of Democratic Institutions in Ukraine. *The Ukrainian Week* has interviewed Ukrainian and European experts, lawyers and political analysts to learn their opinion on the developments PACE finds disturbing in Ukraine
27 January, 2012	Politics	Going Round In Circles The Council of Europe reports look discouragingly similar
27 January, 2012	Politics	The Presumption of Guilt Thomas Hammarberg, the Commissioner for Human Rights at the Council of Europe, talks about his mission in Ukraine, the local judiciary system and the Tymoshenko case
27 January, 2012	World	The Right to Protection Genevieve Garrigos, President of Amnesty International France, talks about how to defend human rights
27 January, 2012	Politics	Courtroom Drama Valentyna Telychenko: "Dependent courts are a bigger problem for Ukraine than the imperfect Criminal Code"
27 January, 2012	Politics	Ukrainian Justice - Perception and Practice Mikael Lyngbo: Ukraine has decent legislation,but gaps in procedural process
27 January, 2012	Politics	Potemkin and Kafka: Ukraine’s “New Method” For Fighting Corruption Corruption is a big problem in Ukraine. The country's ranking on Transparency International's list of corrupt nations in 2010 dropped to number 134 in the world
27 January, 2012	Politics	The Importance of Values Andres Herkel: 'The problem of Ukrainian politics consists of the perception that deputies' money is more important than their personal traits.'
27 January, 2012	Politics	Freedom House: We Will Continue To Tell the Truth Freedom House President David Kramer: “It looks like Ukrainian leaders are using the judiciary to prosecute their opponents” *
27 January, 2012	Politics	The Need for an Internal Factor The country in which tortures and inhuman jail conditions are of a norm could not negotiate on the Association Agreement
27 January, 2012	Politics	PACE is Concerned. What’s Next ? The Draft PACE Resolution outlines the problems with democracy in Ukraine, but does not provide for any sanctions
27 January, 2012	Society	Unreal Realpolitik Cécile Vaissié: “Democratic traditions work only when the government is balanced by an independent judiciary and freedom of speech”
27 January, 2012	Economics	Operation “Imitation” The government’s “anti-corruption” efforts do not affect the roots of the evil
27 January, 2012	Politics	Judicial Takeover Those in power have removed all barriers from the path to a loyal Supreme Court
27 January, 2012	Politics	Hurdles for NGOs Ukraine’s public organizations are hampered by outdated legislation and red tape
27 January, 2012	Politics	“Those In Power View Us As Antibodies Who Must Be Isolated And Destroyed” Yuriy Lutsenko told *The Ukrainian Week* about the manner in which Ukrainian courts interpret justice, why Orange politicians lost power and his future plans
27 January, 2012	Politics	Justice in Kyiv The government has failed to convince either Ukrainians or the international community that the Tymoshenko case has nothing to do with politics. The Ukrainian Week asks Europeans their opinion on the trial against former Premier Yulia Tymoshenko and the situation in Ukraine