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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Marie Mendras: Western countries and international organizations will continue strongly support Ukraine
      Mar21

      Marie Mendras: Western countries and international organizations will continue strongly support Ukraine

      Marie Mendras, Senior Fellow, Transatlantic Academy, German Marshall Fund (Washington, D.C), Professor at the Paris School of International Affairs …read more Source: Institute of World...

      Ioannis Karras explains why European Union and European institutions are important for Ukraine
      Mar21

      Ioannis Karras explains why European Union and European institutions are important for Ukraine

      Ioannis Karras, Assistant Professor of History Freiburg University, Visiting Lecturer International Hellenic University Thessaloniki …read more Source: Institute of World...

      Russian Investigators Probe FlyDubai Crash
      Mar21

      Russian Investigators Probe FlyDubai Crash

      High winds, crew error, or a technical malfunction have all been suggested as causes for the south Russian disaster that killed 62. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Crimea: Not Russia’s and not forgotten
      Mar21

      Crimea: Not Russia’s and not forgotten

      Russia’s illegal annexation of Ukraine has destabilised the region and put European security at risk. We must stand firm and show Russia that such behaviour will not be tolerated, writes David Lidington. …read more Source:...

      Two Years After Crimea: The Evolution of a Political Regime
      Mar21

      Two Years After Crimea: The Evolution of a Political Regime

      The system, its leader, and the popular majority formed after Crimea will survive the 2018 presidential election. The existing regime is incapable of democratization. At the same time it is dangerous to ratchet up repression. The government is trying to encourage inertia, but this is becoming increasingly difficult after Crimea, Donbas, Syria,...

      Revitalizing the Minsk Agreement

      There are two possible futures for eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region. One could be found under the framework of the Minsk peace process, or the region could become the site of a “frozen conflict,” with low-level skirmishes underscoring the ever-present risk of more serious bloodshed. …read more Source: Project Syndicate (Czech...

      Where is Russia hiding Crimean political prisoner Oleg Sentsov?
      Mar21

      Where is Russia hiding Crimean political prisoner Oleg Sentsov?

      Russian rights activists have called on colleagues, particularly in the Far East of Russia, to try to locate Crimean filmmaker and political prisoner Oleg Sentsov whose whereabouts have been unknown for over two weeks …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

      Experts from France and Greece Told How to Keep Ukraine on the EU Agenda
      Mar21

      Experts from France and Greece Told How to Keep Ukraine on the EU Agenda

      On March 16-17, the Institute of World Policy organized a study visit to Kyiv for two experts from France and Greece. At the meetings with the Ukrainian thoughts leaders they told about the perception of Ukraine and how to conduct an awareness campaign in the EU member states. …read more Source: Institute of World...

      Nadia Savchenko Guilty of Murder
      Mar21

      Nadia Savchenko Guilty of Murder

      Russian court verdict means the Ukrainian pilot could face 23 years in prison – or be swapped for captive Russian soldiers. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      A British policy for countering Russia: A new Jackson-Vanik amendment
      Mar21

      A British policy for countering Russia: A new Jackson-Vanik amendment

      During the last two years of Russian crisis – the annexation of Crimea, the invasion of eastern Ukraine and the Syrian campaign – Britain has been invisible. Although Britain is a member of the UN Security Council with a nuclear deterrent, Mr Cameron has chosen to… …read more Source: The Centre for Policy...