Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Poroshenko Names Potential New Ukrainian Premiers
Embattled premier Arseniy Yatsenyuk may be replaced by his finance minister in a technocrat gov’t, or by Lviv’s mayor. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Yes for Ukraine, win for Europe. Dutch referendum will set tone for EU’s future relationships with neighbors.
Article by Kateryna Zarembo, Deputy Director of the IWP …read more Source: Institute of World...
Yes for Ukraine, win for Europe Dutch referendum will set tone for EU’s future relationships with neighbors.
…read more Source: Institute of World...
Why Putin went into Syria
The Russians intervened in Syria in order to bail the United States out of a very difficult situation, and obtain better understanding for their interests with Ukraine, writes George Friedman. …read more Source:...
Russian Syria withdrawal: Vladimir Putin is the consummate political gambler
Russian president, Vladimir Putin, is not an easy politician to read. He is willing to say one thing while his diplomats and military do another – as the long-running conflict in Ukraine has demonstrated. His statements are at the pinnacle of a Russian state propaganda machine shrouding any “truth” in layers of often deceptive assertions. And, as...
Former Putin Aide Suffered ‘Blunt Force’ Head Injuries
Medical examiners conclude injuries led to the aide’s death, but exact circumstances still unclear. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Former Putin Aide Suffered ‘Blunt Force’ Head Injuries
Medical examiners conclude injuries led to the aide’s death, but exact circumstances still unclear. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Linkevicius: Not all in the EU are reading Minsk in the same way
Some member states are reading the Minsk agreements literally and believe there could be decentralisation in eastern Ukraine before the situation on the ground improves, the Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius, told EurActiv.com in an exclusive interview. …read more Source:...
Serbia claims sanctions against Russia hurt its EU accession process
EXCLUSIVE / Serbia believes that the EU sanctions against Russia unfairly impact candidate countries, and have an adverse effect on its own accession process, says a document obtained by EurActiv.com. …read more Source:...
Maidan activists: Prove that Ukraine has changed through choice of Prosecutor General!
Relatives of Nebesna Sotnya, those killed during Euromaidan and civic activists have publicly demanded an end to behind-the-scenes bargaining and an open competition for the post of Ukraine’s Prosecutor General …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...
