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      Revamped traffic police rebrands Ukrainian law enforcement
      Mar04

      Revamped traffic police rebrands Ukrainian law enforcement

      First deputy minister for internal affairs Ekaterina Zguladze-Glucksmann provided a rare insight into the kind of reforms in Ukraine performed by foreign experts, such as herself. EurActiv reports from Kyiv. …read more Source:...

      Putin Re-election Seems Assured, Pollsters Say
      Mar04

      Putin Re-election Seems Assured, Pollsters Say

      Russian leader’s popularity soars ahead of his expected participation in presidential elections in 2018. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Hollande and Schäuble warn UK’s single market access could be imperilled by Brexit
      Mar04

      Hollande and Schäuble warn UK’s single market access could be imperilled by Brexit

      Hollande and Schäuble warn UK’s single market access could be imperilled by BrexitSpeaking after the conclusion of yesterday’s Anglo-French summit in Amiens, French President Francois Hollande claimed that “There will be consequences if the United Kingdom is to leave the EU… in many areas: on the single market, on financial trade, on...

      Netherlands Referendum on EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
      Mar04

      Netherlands Referendum on EU-Ukraine Association Agreement

      This blog provides an overview of the origins and implications of Dutch referendum on the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement. …read more Source: The Institute of International and European...

      Ukraine Pond
      Mar04

      Ukraine Pond

      …read more Source: International Institute for Strategic...

      US ambassador: ‘Ukraine fatigue’ in Europe is major risk for Kyiv
      Mar04

      US ambassador: ‘Ukraine fatigue’ in Europe is major risk for Kyiv

      EXCLUSIVE / Geoffrey R. Pyatt, the US ambassador to Ukraine, told EurActiv that Kyiv had made a courageous choice for democracy and freedom, but now faces the perils of “Ukraine fatigue” among its European allies. EurActiv reports from Kyiv. …read more Source:...

      Separatist Convoy Linked to MH17 Buk Transport
      Mar04

      Separatist Convoy Linked to MH17 Buk Transport

      At 9:40am on the morning of 17 July 2014, the first mention of a Buk missile launcher in Donetsk reached the internet. This came in the form of a post on the “Donetsk is Ukraine!” VKontakte (VK) community, warning of the Buk’s arrival from Makeevka and the presence of three civilian vehicles: Link (Archive 1 / Archive 2) “Bad news. Around...

      How a democratic tool became a threat to democracy
      Mar04

      How a democratic tool became a threat to democracy

      The author describes how a referendum once introduced as the ultimate form of democracy has been hijacked in Holland, and is serving those in Russia whose basic rules of the game are simple – that the EU should crumble before Russia goes down the drain …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

      Where now if Nadiya Savchenko refuses even water?
      Mar04

      Where now if Nadiya Savchenko refuses even water?

      In protest over the sudden refusal to let her give her final statement, Nadiya Savchenko has announced that from Friday she will refuse even water. Her defiance is courageous as ever, her speech stirring, but the chilling fear remains that the Kremlin will not react. …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...

      Reshat Ametov, Slain Symbol of Struggle Against Russian Invasion of Crimea
      Mar04

      Reshat Ametov, Slain Symbol of Struggle Against Russian Invasion of Crimea

      It is two years since 39-year-old Reshat Ametov came out in silent protest against the Russian soldiers who had seized control in his native Crimea. The Crimean Tatar father of three was abducted by pro-Russian paramilitaries and tortured to death …read more Source: Kharkiv Human Rights Protection...