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The External Energy Policy of Ukraine:  The Past and the Future
Nov03

The External Energy Policy of Ukraine: The Past and the Future

Written by Andriy Chybuk, Oleh Hychka, Oleksandr Sushchenko, Energy Programme Research Team of the Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism» After gaining independence in 1991, Ukraine became the owner of that part of the Soviet energy complex, which was located in Ukraine. However, the functioning of the national energy sector continued and...

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Russia Tightens Screws Further on Civil Society
Nov03

Russia Tightens Screws Further on Civil Society

Politically charged trial of Ukrainian library head begins, while Amnesty International office in Moscow is in lockdown. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Belarus Cracks Open Door to Tourism
Nov03

Belarus Cracks Open Door to Tourism

Restrictions have been eased for foreigners visiting some of the country’s attractions, but independent travelers will still have to obtain a visa. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Today, we are dealing with lack of confidence in political power and parties
Nov03

Today, we are dealing with lack of confidence in political power and parties

42% of citizens favouring early elections – is certainly not a record figure. During the last years, this number had been even higher, exceeding, in some surveys, 50%. So today, we actually see a drop in the number of people who would like to hold early parliamentary elections. There is another problem. People primarily want to have early...

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Hillary Clinton: A Hawk in the Wings
Nov02

Hillary Clinton: A Hawk in the Wings

(Photo: CSIS/flickr) When Barack Obama was running for office in 2008, he was determined to redirect U.S. military efforts away from the “bad war” in Iraq and toward the “good war” in Afghanistan. This commitment to extricate the U.S. military from the dismal aftermath of a botched exercise in regime change earned Obama the exaggerated...

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Lithuania Issues Third Survival Guidebook Amidst Russian ‘Aggression’
Nov02

Lithuania Issues Third Survival Guidebook Amidst Russian ‘Aggression’

Tensions remain high in the Baltics since Russia’s Crimea annexation of Crimea, and Lithuania is preparing for a possible invasion. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Payback Time for Prison Abuse
Nov02

Payback Time for Prison Abuse

Russian activists dox prison official who allegedly ordered torture of inmates. From Global Voices. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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E-Declarations Reveal Ukrainian Elites’ Extravagance
Nov02

E-Declarations Reveal Ukrainian Elites’ Extravagance

Ukrainians are shocked at the wealth gap between citizens and their elected representatives. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Russia’s Fight for the Right History
Nov01

Russia’s Fight for the Right History

Security experts propose an institution to counteract distortions of Russian history by foreign countries. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Conspiracy Rumors Swirl in Balkans
Nov01

Conspiracy Rumors Swirl in Balkans

Days after Montenegrin leader claims Serbs may have plotted against his government, weapons are found near Serbian prime minister’s home. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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