Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Kolomoiskyi should understand that this conflict is about the survival of the state
Igor Kolomoiskyi, governor of the restive Dnipropetrovsk region of east Ukraine and a rough-and-tumble tycoon, was handed political power and the right to establish an army in the wake of last year’s Maidan revolution. Last week, he triggered what some are calling a serious political crisis by using that force to seize the state oil...
Of oligarchs and corruption: Ukraine faces its own demons
While combat continues in Eastern Ukraine, a perhaps more important battle for the soul of Ukraine is playing out in the political corridors and the corporate boardrooms of Kyiv. Since independence, Ukraine has struggled continuously to break the iron triangle of oligarchic rule, corruption, and financial instability that has left Ukraine mired...
Ukraine: The Kingdom of the Oligarchs
Prospects for Ukraine’s long-term success and cohesion will be determined by its ability to pursue far-reaching reforms to modernize the state and to check the power of the oligarchs. …read more Source: Carnegie Endowment for International...
House Passes Resolution Urging Obama to Send Arms to Ukraine
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly has approved a resolution urging President Barack Ob… …read more Source: American Security Council...
Battling Russian Propaganda: On the Front Line of Ukraine’s Information War
Untitled Document Hromadske.tv is a social media platform which provides objective information about Ukraine to Ukrainian citizens and a wider global audience. Founded in November 2013, the site gained momentum during the Maidan protests in February 2014 and now broadcasts in Ukrainian, English and Russian. At a time when Russian misinformation...
Is There a Future for Ukraine?
Basing himself on the report he contributed to, a vision of the country’s modernisation, based on the principles of sustainable development, open access, and new values, Hlibovytsky elaborated his ideas to solve the country’s political and social problems. Hlibovytsky believes that, apart from Crimea and Dunbass, Ukraine is culturally...
The Revolution of Dignity Art Exhibit: Images from Ukraine’s Maidan, 2013-2014 – NOW EXTENDED!
The Revolution of Dignity Art Exhibit: Images from Ukraine’s Maidan, 2013-2014 presents to the Washington, D.C. public 17 Ukrainian artists: Julia Beliaeva, Glib Vysheslavsky, Anton Hauk, Olena Golub, Maryana Honcharenko, Andriy Yermolenko, Nick Zavilinskyi, Marian Luniv, Olexa Mann, Roman Mykhailiuk, Anastasiya Nekypela, Mariya Pavlenko,...
Debunked: Why There Won’t Be Another Cold War
In the wake of the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, talk of a “New Cold War” is in vogue. Even experts who studied the Soviet Union and Russia from the depths of mutually assured destruction and détente to the fall of Communism now say that it will be decades again before “normal” relations between Russia and the West can resume. We disagree....
Analysis: Russia’s Orthodox Soft Power
For us the rebirth of Russia is inextricably tied, first of all, with spiritual rebirth … and if Russia is the largest Orthodox power [pravoslavnaya dershava], then Greece and Athos are its source. —Vladimir Putin during a state visit to Mount Athos, September 2005. on Analysis: Russia’s Orthodox Soft Power… The post Analysis:...
A nation on the brink: Ukraine faces its own demons
While combat continues in Eastern Ukraine, a perhaps more important battle for the soul of Ukraine is playing out in the political corridors and the corporate boardrooms of Kyiv. Since independence, Ukraine has struggled continuously to break the iron triangle of oligarchic rule, corruption, and financial instability that has left Ukraine mired...
