The Ukrainian Week

17 February, 2014	Politics	Andriy Kurkov: “I want Ukrainian culture to incorporate everything that belongs to Ukraine” The Ukrainian Week talks with Andriy Kurkov, Ukraine’s most translated contemporary Russian-speaking author, about the essence and tempo of social changes, the Russian language and Russian presence in Ukraine.
2 December, 2013		Ukraine’s pain is Europe’s shame The EU must now do everything it can to help the Ukrainian people integrate with Europe, bypassing the gangster regime around Mr Yanukovych.
25 November, 2013	World	HOMO EUROPAEUS Being in the centre of a clash between civilizations of the East and the West, Ukraine is both a detonator and an object of that clash. In many aspects, its choice is crucial to itself - and Europe's future
21 November, 2013		Advice at the Sickbed EU member-state embassies should transform into portals between the past and the future, rather than reserves of Euro-robots sending some to heaven, and others to purgatory
20 November, 2013	History	Bread and Law Ukraine’s economic relations were originally European. So were its social lifestyle and institutions
14 June, 2013	Society	Oliver Bullough: “There will now be much fewer Russians than we used to have in the world” A British Russophile shares his views on the spiritual roots of the demographic tragedy affecting the Russian nation
12 April, 2013	Security	Dual Citizenship and Split Identity As neighbouring states actively offer passports to Ukrainian citizens, the Verkhovna Rada is set to consider a draft law on dual citizenship. The potential threats to Ukraine’s national security are obvious.
16 December, 2012		The Spenglerian Fallacy and Europe as a Mutual Rediscovery No matter how popular Oswald Spengler is deemed to become again due to Europe's profound crisis, one thing does not allow me to take him seriously. True, he made many subtle points regarding the decline of Europe between the two world wars, yet one of the most dubious ideas defended by the author of The Decline of the West was on the parallel and separate existence of cultures.
28 November, 2011	History	European Optimist Historian Andreas Kappeler speaks on the political concept of Europe and ways to forge European identity