Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
Frozen conflict is not the worst alternative in the eastern Ukraine
The buffer zone being carved out to bring peace to eastern Ukraine may also cement the conflict’s front lines and preserve Russian President Vladimir Putin’s influence over the region for years to come, the Bloomberg reports. “While choosing among the other alternatives, a frozen conflict may not be the worst,” Deputy Director General...
British Library selects website of the Ukrainian Institute in London for archive preservation for future generations
The website of the Ukrainian Institute has been included in the UK Web Archive, an initiative of the British Library, with a purpose to give permanent online access to key UK websites for future generations. The Archive contains sites that reflect the rich diversity of lives and interests throughout the UK. As many UK websites are constantly...
As Ukraine moves closer to NATO, its military products may interest the West
The aircraft-maker Antonov is the closest thing Ukraine has to an industrial “national champion” that might achieve worldwide success. But the hurdles it faces are many. Some of its most promising projects have been derailed by the near state-of-war that now exists between Russia and Ukraine, and the Kyiv government’s order to halt all...
Ukraine News Roundup | September 23
Ukraine’s President Wowed Congress, But His Party Has a Dark Side via The Daily Beast Protesters and Counterprotesters at Moscow’s Big Anti-War March via Slate Ukraine is on the Brink of Total Economic Collapse via Business Insider Russia and the West: Looking Back in Anger and Forward With Dread via The Atlantic No Safeguards...
West Mich. Event: How US and EU Sanctions Affect You
On Tuesday, September 30, 2014, the on West Mich. Event: How US and EU Sanctions Affect You… The post West Mich. Event: How US and EU Sanctions Affect You appeared first on Acton Institute PowerBlog.Related posts:Holodomor Radio Free Acton: Examining the Ukrainian Crisis Explainer: What’s Going on in Venezuela? …read more Source:...
A premature party for Poroshenko
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko’s state visit to Washington today was undoubtedly planned as a celebration of his young democracy. It now looks more like a show of U.S. solidarity with a badly wounded and bleeding country whose pleas for help have been ignored by the West. …read more Source: American Enterprise Institute for...
The NATO Summit: The Long Agenda of One Item
The NATO summit in Wales will be a watershed moment for the Alliance as it finds itself in pole position to respond to the Russian challenge to European security (Free access) …read more Source: Royal United Services...
The laws on Donbas status give good prospects for an extension to the cease-fire
Ukraine’s pro-Russian separatists questioned further peace talks with the government, citing violations of cease-fire terms, while lawmakers in Kiev approved special status for the country’s two easternmost regions, the Bloomberg reports. “The adoption of the laws doesn’t guarantee a peaceful resolution of the conflict but it...
The Razumkov Centre participated in the preparation of the Government Action Plan Recovery of Ukraine
On 3 September 2014, at the meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, the Government Action Plan Recovery of Ukraine was presented. The document presented by Prime Minister of Ukraine A. Yatseniuk is the result of the joint work of experts from non-governmental research organisations, public scientific institutions, and representatives of...
The meeting with Head of Russia–Newly Independent States Centre of the French Institute of International Relations
On 17 September 2014, the Razumkov Centre hosted a meeting with the representative of the French Institute of International Relations, Head of Russia-Newly Independent States Centre Ms Tatiana Kastoueva-Jean. The French Institute of International Relations (IFRI, http://www.ifri.org) is a leading French think tank which specialises in the issues...
