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Ukraine – Prospects for 2018
Feb10

Ukraine – Prospects for 2018

Addressing the slowdown of Ukraine’s reform process …read more Source: European Policy...

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Ukrainian Nationalist Militia Seeks Legal Status
Feb10

Ukrainian Nationalist Militia Seeks Legal Status

Rightwing groups also protest against Polish law making it a crime to deny atrocities committed by Ukrainian nationalists during WWII. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Arbitration Reform in Ukraine: New Possibilities for Arbitration Users
Feb10

Arbitration Reform in Ukraine: New Possibilities for Arbitration Users

After many years of discussions and active work of various working groups and Ukrainian Parliament, in the end of 2017 Ukraine has finally reformed its arbitration-related procedural legislation. Now the arbitration users may seek Ukrainian courts’ assistance in obtaining interim measures, preserving and collecting evidence necessary for...

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Armed Conflict in 2017 Part Four: 2018 Forecasts for Syria and International Terrorism
Feb10

Armed Conflict in 2017 Part Four: 2018 Forecasts for Syria and International Terrorism

This week, the final part of the 2017 review looks at what 2018 holds for Syria and ISIS and global terrorism. As with the Rohingya Crisis and Ukraine, which were covered last week, these are brief overviews of what are complex situations extrapolating from the blogs throughout 2017 and making short term forecasts. Included below are links for...

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Calls to declare Crimean political prisoner Volodymyr Balukh a Hero of Ukraine
Feb10

Calls to declare Crimean political prisoner Volodymyr Balukh a Hero of Ukraine

It is people like Volodymyr Balukh, spending his second birthday in prison for his unwavering loyalty to Ukraine that give the lie to Russian propaganda about Crimea and give hope that it will return under Ukraine’s control. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

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Book Review: Framing the EU Global Strategy: A Stronger Europe in a Fragile World
Feb10

Book Review: Framing the EU Global Strategy: A Stronger Europe in a Fragile World

Christoph Meyer reviews Framing the EU Global Strategy: A Stronger Europe in a Fragile World, by Nathalie Tocci …read more Source: Royal United Services...

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How to Start a Startup
Feb10

How to Start a Startup

In my home country of Ukraine, corruption is the single biggest obstacle to the nation’s economic and social development. For this reason, it was life-changing for me to see how the U.S. government supports young entrepreneurs and the startup ecosystem, not only in the United States but worldwide. Somehow my life and work has always kept me...

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Verbal Strategies from Kosovo to Crimea. Part One
Feb10

Verbal Strategies from Kosovo to Crimea. Part One

Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 has become a turning point for the Kremlin’s relationship with the West. While inside Russia the event is largely viewed as a “restoration of historical justice,” in the West it is perceived as a violation of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and essentially as the first...

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Ukraine should double down on reform in 2018
Feb10

Ukraine should double down on reform in 2018

Getting back on track …read more Source: European Policy...

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Poland’s War With Israel
Feb10

Poland’s War With Israel

Israel, as an enemy, has been chosen perfectly. It is ruled by right-wing populists, so it has been possible to accurately predict the mirror mechanism of sharp reactions. And that is what Jarosław Kaczyński wanted. Nothing consolidates power better than war. A war undermines any internal divisions within a country and removes all citizens’...

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