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William Shakespeare is usually celebrated as the author of great tragedies, comedies and historical chronicles. Yet his sonnets reveal Shakespeare as a poet and as a thinker who found a perfect form for his wit and breadth of his thought
29 April, 2016
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Leonіdas Donskіs
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How the Panama leaks will affect top politicians and offshore dealings
18 April, 2016
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Michael Binyon
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Polish energy analyst and chief editor of BiznesAlert, an online business and industry analysis publication, spoke to The Ukrainian Week about the new gas infrastructure in Europe, attempts of Gazprom to preserve its influence in it, and the dangers of Nord Stream 2
14 March, 2016
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Anna Korbut
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Between the panels of the Ukrainian Energy Forum held on March 1-2 in Kyiv, British expert on energy and competition spoke to The Ukrainian Week about the development of Ukraine’s energy system, renewable sources and problems faced by Europe’s Energy Union.
14 March, 2016
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Vitalii Rybak
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Former US Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia on the decision-making process on provision of arms to Ukraine, reset policies between the US and Russia, and the need for reforms in Ukraine
8 March, 2016
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Anna Korbut
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Democraten-66 MPs about the upcoming referendum on EU-Ukraine Association Agreement and their Yes campaign in the Netherlands
29 February, 2016
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Anna Korbut
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Experts on how they see Europe coming out of the current crises
16 February, 2016
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Anna Korbut
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Polish dissident and leading ideologue of Solidarność on Poland's post-communist transition and domestic authoritarianism
11 January, 2016
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Hanna Trehub
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What role Gazeta Wyborcza played in Poland's transition from communism to democracy
11 January, 2016
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Iwona Reichardt
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Entering 2016 with a new political landscape
11 January, 2016
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Álvaro Imbernón
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Finnish historian talks about the relations between Finland and USSR after World War II, the prospects of neutrality for Ukraine, and the future of a new Cold War
9 October, 2015
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Vitalii Rybak
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The first female president in the world talks about preservation of language and identity, gender equality, and promotion of peace through understanding and caring for the environment
9 October, 2015
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Yaroslava Kutsai
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We can conclude that Putin’s fascism and aggression in Europe was stopped, first and foremost, by the courage and heroism of Ukraine. Yet the leaders of the world, namely, Barack Obama and Angela Merkel, have responded to the challenge as well
2 September, 2015
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Leonіdas Donskіs
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The interests and prejudices of officials and diplomats from the UN, OSCE, Council of Europe and other international agencies sometimes affect policy decisions more than they should
19 August, 2015
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Alla Lazareva
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Initially, local civilians and the military had been quite critical of the OSCE monitors. This has changed recently
19 August, 2015
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Stanislav Kozliuk
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Magna Carta as foundation of human rights
9 July, 2015
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Michael Binyon
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Why the Maidan in Ukraine has discouraged Belarusians from protests against their authorities
26 June, 2015
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Siarhei Pulsha
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The Ukrainian Week spoke with Raimonds Vejonis, the newly-elected President of the Republic of Latvia and Minister of Defense when this interview was made, about NATO revival, the "deterrent effect," Putin's unpredictability, and the cost of the conflict in Ukraine to Riga
10 June, 2015
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Roman Malko
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Latvian Minister of Culture spoke to The Ukrainian Week about Russia’s war for the hearts and minds of young people, and ways for Latvia and Europe to resist it effectively
5 June, 2015
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Anna Korbut
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The first speaker of the Seimas of the independent Lithuania and EMP until recently on the way Europe is changing its perception of Russia, the shifting "center of Europeanness", and why it is crucial for Ukrainians to resist disenchantment
14 May, 2015
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Anna Korbut
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Ex-US Ambassador to Russia on the “reset policy”, Russia’s “resource curse”, and main threats of Putin’s policy for the West and Ukraine
14 May, 2015
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Anna Lukinova
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The veterans fought for freedom and a better life in Europe. Can that peace and prosperity now endure in the face of so many new challenges?
12 May, 2015
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Michael Binyon
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American historian of Ukrainian descent, Rutgers University Professor on Washington's policy towards Kyiv, Ukraine's image, and the perception of Ukrainian politicians in the US
26 April, 2015
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Olha Vorozhbyt
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The reasons for American inaction
1 April, 2015
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Stephen Blank
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The initiative to invite peacekeepers to Donbas seems like a desperate move in the situation when traditional means of deterring Russia's creeping expansion have failed
20 March, 2015
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Oleksandr Kramar
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How visible Crimea is a year after annexation internationally, how seriously the threat of its militarization is seen in the West, and why Barack Obama is reluctant to provide effective support to Ukraine
16 March, 2015
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Anna Korbut
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