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Two Crimean Tatar Leaders Freed
Oct27

Two Crimean Tatar Leaders Freed

Turkey’s Erdogan and German Chancellor Merkel reportedly helped negotiate the end of Ilmi Umerov and Akhtem Chiygoz’s ordeal. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Space Call: International Space Station Commander talks with Ukrainian experts and students
Oct27

Space Call: International Space Station Commander talks with Ukrainian experts and students

On October 25, 2017 Commander Randy Bresnik of NASA Expedition 53 shared many interesting details about the ISS with the audience that gathered at the America House Kyiv, including the US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, America House Director Christi Anne Hofland, first astronaut of independent Ukraine Leonid Kadenyuk, co-organizer of...

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The High Stakes of Ukraine’s Reform Struggle
Oct27

The High Stakes of Ukraine’s Reform Struggle

It is easy to despair about Ukraine ever reforming and becoming a normal European state. Nevertheless, such despair would be a mistaken response to the flood of stories depicting obstructions to reform—even if they are true. While anyone who has dealt with Ukraine in the last twenty-five years has experienced the frustrations of trying to achieve...

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The North Caucasus: Russia’s Soft Underbelly
Oct27

The North Caucasus: Russia’s Soft Underbelly

Summary In last week’s Deep Dive on the South Caucasus, we explained how the region’s unforgiving, mountainous terrain has served as both borderland and battleground for empires. This Deep Dive will focus on the North Caucasus, the relatively flat region above the Greater Caucasus mountain range whose terrain has made it vulnerable to...

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Boom and Bust in Belarusian Science & Technology
Oct26

Boom and Bust in Belarusian Science & Technology

Private entrepreneurs are the driving force behind the country’s rising IT sector – but could they do it without the state at their back? …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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Two Killed, One Ukrainian MP Injured in Suspected Bomb Blast
Oct26

Two Killed, One Ukrainian MP Injured in Suspected Bomb Blast

The explosion that seriously injured a nationalist Ukrainian lawmaker last night in Kyiv has claimed another life. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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No, Boris, the West didn’t lose Russia

The outlines of a new Russia policy have taken shape in the UK over recent years. The aim is to protect ourselves and our allies. The days when we thought we could influence developments inside Russia are long gone. The policy, to use the language of the Cold War, is one of containment rather than rollback. Contrary to what the Kremlin or its...

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Ukraine’s Finance Ministry Wants Urgent Tax Reform
Oct26

Ukraine’s Finance Ministry Wants Urgent Tax Reform

Ukraine has a 13 billion US dollar shortage in tax revenues, the country’s Ministry of Finance says. In 2016 the country collected 26.5 billion US dollars in taxes, much less than it should have done. According to the ministry, fiscal reform is needed to make the current system more transparent, corruption-free and more efficient. For...

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Hamstrung Moldovan President Loses Fight with Government
Oct26

Hamstrung Moldovan President Loses Fight with Government

Igor Dodon vows again to replace the parliamentary form of government with a presidential state. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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New Ransomware Outbreak Hits Russia, Ukraine
Oct26

New Ransomware Outbreak Hits Russia, Ukraine

‘Bad Rabbit’ looks a lot like the NotPetya attack that ravaged Ukrainian computer systems in June. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

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