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Kadyrov Apples Don’t Fall Far From the Tree
Oct07

Kadyrov Apples Don’t Fall Far From the Tree

Chechen strongman has been criticized after three of his children fought in a MMA competition without proper protective gear. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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UkraineLab Forum in Berlin:  Diversity as an Opportunity
Oct07

UkraineLab Forum in Berlin: Diversity as an Opportunity

The 4th UkraineLab Forum this year took place in Berlin. A large gathering of Ukrainian activists too place 19 – 22 of September under the topic The Polyphony of Activism. Exploring the European identity. The main topics of the UkraineLab forum in Berlin dealt with the dimensions of activism in Ukraine and Europe today and how they are changing...

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Understanding Why Colombians Voted Against Peace
Oct06

Understanding Why Colombians Voted Against Peace

(Photo: AlCortés / Flickr) The Iran deal would have been dead in the water if it required two-thirds or even majority support in the Senate since every Republican — and a couple Democrats —opposed the initiative. It’s hard to know what a referendum would have produced. A majority of Americans wanted the Republican-controlled Congress to...

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New book by Christopher Hartwell is released in Europe and the UK
Oct06

New book by Christopher Hartwell is released in Europe and the UK

Language English The dramatic events of Maidan in February 2014 shone a spotlight on the immense problems facing Ukraine. At the same time that Ukraine was undergoing turmoil, its western neighbor Poland was celebrating twenty-five years of post-communism with a rosy economic outlook and projections of continued growth. How could two countries...

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Russian ‘Foreign Agent’ NGO Fights Back
Oct06

Russian ‘Foreign Agent’ NGO Fights Back

Human rights organization Memorial says it will continue its work, even if the damaging label of “foreign agent” sticks. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Detained Ukrainian Journalist Could Face 20 Years for ‘Spying’
Oct05

Detained Ukrainian Journalist Could Face 20 Years for ‘Spying’

Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said Roman Sushchenko’s “illegal” arrest and treatment shows Moscow is waging war “against the entire democratic world.” …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Global news through Ukrainian Prism
Oct04

Global news through Ukrainian Prism

Written by Serhiy Herasymchuk, Project Coordinator, Foreign Policy Council “Ukrainian Prism” The last weeks of the troubled summer of 2016 have proven once again that safety and finding ways to guarantee it are the dominant topics on the international agenda. International terrorism is in first place amongst the major security challenges...

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Conceivable Surprises
Oct04

Conceivable Surprises

Russia’s foreign policy has taken numerous unexpected turns in recent years, from annexation of Crimea to military intervention in Syria. The element of surprise for Germany and the EU arises out of a mix of lack of political transparency in Russia, Western misperceptions and the Kremlin’s deliberate instrumentalisation of...

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Chechens Plead Not Guilty to Nemtsov Murder
Oct04

Chechens Plead Not Guilty to Nemtsov Murder

Suspect and alleged accomplices deny being contracted to kill the Russian opposition politician, who was slain in Moscow. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Not-So-Phantom Menace
Oct03

Not-So-Phantom Menace

Reporters Without Borders warns of increasing oligarch control over the media and the effect that is having on journalism in Eastern Europe and beyond. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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