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Ukraine: Forces must stop firing on civilians after nine killed in Donetsk
Oct01

Ukraine: Forces must stop firing on civilians after nine killed in Donetsk

Headline Title: Ukraine: Forces must stop firing on civilians after nine killed in Donetsk …read more Source: Amnesty...

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Attracting investment will reduce Ukraine’s energy dependence on Russia
Sep30

Attracting investment will reduce Ukraine’s energy dependence on Russia

One of the objectives of Strategy 2020 presented by President Poroshenko is for Ukraine to reach the 30% limit for a share of one supplier in the total amount of procurement of any energy source. The 30% rate which Ukraine should aim at is brought in from the European practice. This was stated by Director of Energy Programmes of the Razumkov...

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If Russia starts the arms race, it may collapse as the USSR did
Sep29

If Russia starts the arms race, it may collapse as the USSR did

The statement of Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitriy Rogozin that until 2020, Russia would renew the weapons of strategic nuclear forces to 100% can lead to a collapse of the country, if the government does not provide a reasonable assessment of this programme. This opinion was expressed by Co-director of Foreign Relations and International...

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Global Arms Trade Treaty – a beginners’ guide: 50th ratification update
Sep25

Global Arms Trade Treaty – a beginners’ guide: 50th ratification update

Headline Title: Global Arms Trade Treaty – 50th ratification update 25 September 2014 …read more Source: Amnesty...

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Frozen conflict is not the worst alternative in the eastern Ukraine
Sep25

Frozen conflict is not the worst alternative in the eastern Ukraine

The buffer zone being carved out to bring peace to eastern Ukraine may also cement the conflict’s front lines and preserve Russian President Vladimir Putin’s influence over the region for years to come, the Bloomberg reports. “While choosing among the other alternatives, a frozen conflict may not be the worst,” Deputy Director General...

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As Ukraine moves closer to NATO, its military products may interest the West
Sep24

As Ukraine moves closer to NATO, its military products may interest the West

The aircraft-maker Antonov is the closest thing Ukraine has to an industrial “national champion” that might achieve worldwide success. But the hurdles it faces are many. Some of its most promising projects have been derailed by the near state-of-war that now exists between Russia and Ukraine, and the Kyiv government’s order to halt all...

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The regional elections in Russia: no competition, no surprises

2014-09-17Jadwiga RogożaThe regional elections illustrate the evolution of the socio-political situation in Russia, which has taken on its final shape following the annexation of Crimea. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern...

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Ukraine’s parliament passes a special act for Donbas

2014-09-17Tadeusz IwańskiThe act is an effect of the agreement reached on 5 September in Minsk during the meeting of the trilateral contact group. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern...

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Ukraine’s political parties at the start of the election campaign

2014-09-17Tadeusz A. OlszańskiThe elections will be held in a very tense atmosphere, and the outcome will largely depend on further developments in the Donbas. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern...

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Russia is blocking a free trade area between the EU and Ukraine

2014-09-17Rafał SadowskiAgata Wierzbowska-MiazgaA precedent: the EU recognises the right of Russia to influence the shape of EU relations with the countries of the former USSR. …read more Source: Centre for Eastern...

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