The Ukrainian Week

10 October, 2019	Economics	Middle ground Where Ukraine’s middle class is and how it can develop
14 July, 2015	Politics	Artem Sytnyk: “Our task is to break the stereotypes of society accustomed to living in a corrupt environment” In an exclusive interview with The Ukrainian Week, the director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NAB) spoke about fighting corruption in the judiciary, the creation of a “corruption registry”, and its regional management of anti-corruption efforts. Interviewed by Tetiana Omelchenko
20 January, 2014	News	Civil Society Forum urges European Commission and European Parliament to impose sanctions against Ukrainian legislators who voted for repressive laws “The Steering Committee of the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum calls upon the European Union to cease all financial assistance to the government of Ukraine, and to impose a travel ban on all 239 Ukrainian MPs who voted on 16 January 2014 for authoritarian new laws,” the Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum’s Statement on repressive laws in Ukraine and Azerbaijan claims.
30 December, 2013	World	Gintautas Mažeikis: In Ukraine, the “small dog” of civil society has appeared next to the “big elephant” of the revolution Gintautas Mažeikis, a Lithuanian political scientist and professor of the Kaunas University of Technology, speaks about the uniqueness of Ukraine’s EuroMaidan
31 July, 2013	Society	Freedom For Sale John Kampfner, an external advisor on freedom of expression and culture for Google, talks about new authoritarianism and threats to online privacy
19 July, 2013	Society	On the Verge While Kyivites were passive in opposition protests in the spring, they could well rise in the future
10 July, 2013	News	New Eastern Europe on Ukraine's quasi-civil society Ukraine abounds in institutionalised and non-institutionalised forms of civil life organisations of various types and provenance, though most of them are either virtually active, or fictional, New Eastern Europe reports
9 April, 2013	News	*Forbes*: a few oppositionists freed from prison do not represent a serious threat to Yanukovych “Yuriy Lutsenko's pardon means very little for Ukraine’s democratic process, as the current ruling powers are determined to remain in that position,” writes Forbes.
21 February, 2013	Security	Food Chains All across Europe supermarkets are clearing their shelves of burgers, frozen lasagne and meat products as millions of angry consumers voice dismay at the latest food scandal.
24 April, 2012		Establishing the Rule of Law in Ukraine: Building a Modern Society A Speech by U.S. Ambassador John F. Tefft to the Students of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy School of Law on April 19, 2012
17 April, 2012	Society	Civil Society and Its Enemies Forming a fully-fledged civil society in Ukraine is still a challenge because the numerous existing NGOs have failed to become its foundation
27 February, 2012	Investigation	Mayhem in Donetsk: Food Quality Check Ends in a Fight Real as opposed to “puppet” civic activism is something neither dishonest entrepreneurs, nor the government want, which is why the efforts of activists are often quashed
23 December, 2011	Politics	Preventive Measures The government struggles to hush NGOs that could spur society to protest
16 December, 2011	Politics	Life After the Summit Dietmar Stüdemann speaks about the upcoming Ukraine-EU summit in Kyiv and the need a state has for the rule of the principles of a civil society