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The Role of Women and Gender Policies in Addressing the Military Conflict in Ukraine
Nov25

The Role of Women and Gender Policies in Addressing the Military Conflict in Ukraine

The Role of Women and Gender Policies in Addressing the Military Conflict in UkraineIn: Documenti IAI …read more Source: Istituto Affari...

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Putin Threatens Repercussions for Turkey’s Downing of Russian Jet
Nov25

Putin Threatens Repercussions for Turkey’s Downing of Russian Jet

Syrian Turkmen fighters, a Turkey-backed rebel group in Syria, claim they shot Russian pilots as they descended by parachute. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Crimea Struggles with Ukraine’s New Energy “War”
Nov25

Crimea Struggles with Ukraine’s New Energy “War”

Ordinary residents of Crimea are hostages of a hybrid political struggle between Ukraine and Russia. Crimea is pinning its hopes on new Russian energy projects to relieve itself of its energy dependency on Ukraine. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...

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Ukraine should set royalties based on impartial methodology, not political agreements
Nov25

Ukraine should set royalties based on impartial methodology, not political agreements

Ukraine should develop a methodology for determining royalties for the use of oil and gas extraction mineral resources but not set them on the basis of political agreements, in particular by making them depend on the national budget deficit, the director of energy programs at the Razumkov Centre Volodymyr Omelchenko has said, reports Interfax...

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Putin wants to show that the West needs his help to solve the conflict in Syria
Nov25

Putin wants to show that the West needs his help to solve the conflict in Syria

In Ukraine there is great concern that Putin’s Russia is simply waiting, and that the Syria intervention is just part of the strategy, and that if he’s successful there, Europe and NATO won’t object to his seizure of more of Ukraine, which is not a NATO ally, reports McClatchyDC website. “In Syria, he’s wants to show the...

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Latest from OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to Ukraine, based on information received as of 19:30hrs, 23 November 2015
Nov24

Latest from OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to Ukraine, based on information received as of 19:30hrs, 23 November 2015

This report is for media and the general public. The SMM monitored the implementation of the “Package of measures for the implementation of the Minsk agreements”, including the Addendum. Its monitoring was restricted by the parties and security considerations*. The SMM recorded multiple ceasefire violations in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. In...

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OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine works to raise awareness of pupils in Donetsk and Luhansk regions about the threat from mines
Nov24

OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine works to raise awareness of pupils in Donetsk and Luhansk regions about the threat from mines

203471 Iryna Gudyma Iuliia Poberezhna …read more Source:...

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OSCE media freedom representative welcomes print media privatization law in Ukraine
Nov24

OSCE media freedom representative welcomes print media privatization law in Ukraine

VIENNA, 24 November 2015 – OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Dunja Mijatović today welcomed the adoption of a law in Ukraine which paves the way for abandoning state and communal ownership of print media outlets. “This long-awaited law is a major step forward in advancing media freedom and pluralism in the country,” Mijatović said,...

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Russia’s Supreme Court to Hear Ukrainian Filmmaker’s Appeal
Nov24

Russia’s Supreme Court to Hear Ukrainian Filmmaker’s Appeal

Lawyer for Crimea native Oleg Sentsov, jailed for 20 years on terrorism charges, hopes for reduced sentence. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Helping Ukraine to reform Naftogaz’s gas transmission business
Nov23

Helping Ukraine to reform Naftogaz’s gas transmission business

This op-ed was originally published in the Kyiv Post. It will also be published in Vox Ukraine. Naftogaz, the giant publically-owned Ukrainian oil and gas company with 80,000 employees, used to be a synonym for wastage, corruption and opacity. But it looks like it might have turned a corner. Thanks to a new management team, a fourfold increase in...

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