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Ever more Belarusians are imagining how the Crimean scenario would look in their own country – they don’t like it.
27 March, 2014
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Siarhei Pulsha
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As William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, held crisis talks with Ukraine’s new leaders in Kyiv at the weekend, London announced that it was pulling out of preparatory talks on the Sochi G8 summit, and warned President Putin that Russia’s actions could lead to war
7 March, 2014
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Michael Binyon
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In early February, Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Nils Muižnieks paid an urgent visit to Ukraine to assess the situation with human rights, including the way law enfrocers treated protesters, in Kyiv and regions. Based on his visit, a report will be drafted to be presented to the CoE Committee of Ministers. The Ukrainian Week talks to Mr. Muižnieks about his preliminary findings back in Strasbourg
27 February, 2014
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Anna Korbut
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How Vladimir Putin has become an example to European right-wing radicals
12 February, 2014
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Roman Horbyk
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William Browder, the Founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, turned campaigner and began to wage war for justice after one of his lawyers, Sergei Magnitsky, was killed in a Moscow prison.
29 January, 2014
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Bohdan Tsioupine
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US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt: “The situation today is not hopeless, but it requires tough decisions from the Ukrainian Government regarding a number of issues, which have been put off for far too long”
29 January, 2014
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Hanna Trehub
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A delegation from the European Parliament will visit Ukraine on January 28–30 to examine the situation surrounding the EuroMaidan first-hand. Meetings are planned with the Ukrainian leadership, opposition representatives and,k first and foremost, with the Presidium of the EuroMaidan
26 January, 2014
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Serhiy Voropayev
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Ukraine's crisis is as much an internal battle between competing identities as an external geopolitical struggle between integration and exclusion from the Western project
13 January, 2014
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Janusz Bugajski
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Gintautas Mažeikis, a Lithuanian political scientist and professor of the Kaunas University of Technology, speaks about the uniqueness of Ukraine’s EuroMaidan
30 December, 2013
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Oleksandr Pahiria
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Under its current government, Ukraine may be a prize not worth winning
23 December, 2013
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The Economist
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Russian support is to become more crucial than ever for Transnistria in case Moldova establishes a free-trade zone with the EU
28 November, 2013
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Sébastien Gobert
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Despite the growing outcry over immigration, reports show that many immigrants work much harder than native Britons, contribute huge amounts in taxes, and add to employment opportunities
25 November, 2013
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Michael Binyon
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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
25 November, 2013
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Oksana Pakhliovska
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Ilham Aliyev’s victory in the October 9 show election signals that the regime in Baku pushes Azerbaijan further into the authoritarian abyss with silent consent from the West
6 November, 2013
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Hanna Trehub
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If starships are ever built, it will be in the far future. But that does not deter the intrepid band of scientists who are thinking about how to do it
3 November, 2013
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The Economist
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The media are buzzing about how and why the “era of Saakashvili” came to an end. Some say that his page in history has been turned forever. Others are confident that the 45-year old is too young to bow out of politics.
1 November, 2013
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Vakhtang Kipiani
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Sarmīte Ēlerte, ex-Minister of Culture of Latvia, talks about the successes and challenges in integrating the Russian-speaking community in Latvian society
18 October, 2013
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Iryna Panchenko
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The Kremlin's ineffective regional policy sparks decentralization
23 September, 2013
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Viktor Shatrov
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Revanchist ambitions in post-Soviet countries and the intent to retain Muslim peoples within its orbit fuel ethnic and religious tensions in Russia
21 September, 2013
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Andriy Skumin
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Ineffective business model of the Russian gas monopolist makes it a weaker promoter of the Kremlin’s policies abroad
9 September, 2013
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Stephen Blank
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After four years of toiling to “reset” relations with Moscow, on the assumption that Russia can mature into a strategic partner, Washington needs to fundamentally reassess its approach
21 August, 2013
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Janusz Bugajski
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Cheap flights now bring in thousands of young people on package holidays offering cheap alcohol and a license to behave badly
12 August, 2013
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Michael Binyon
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Edward Snowden’s revelation of covert information collection operations by the US intelligence has sown deep suspicion between Washington and its European allies
11 July, 2013
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Michael Binyon
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Britain has opened a way for people from former British colonies such as Kenya, Cyprus and Aden to claim compensation for tortures and detainment during its colonial rule
2 June, 2013
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Michael Binyon
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The terrorist bombings in Boston on April 15 turned the international spotlight on Russia’s volatile North Caucasus region.
31 May, 2013
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Janusz Bugajski
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Should the United Kingdom leave the European Union? It is the issue that has split Britain’s politicians
27 May, 2013
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Michael Binyon
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