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Ukraine
March 27, 2018

Cybersecurity Challenges. Will Ukraine Become More Secure?

Life in our times of modern technology is a set of endless upgrades and growing masses of information which are getting increasingly harder to deal with. First of...
Ukraine
March 26, 2018

From Medieval State to Inter-war Nationalists: the 5 Most Heated Controversies Over Ukrainian History

Ukraine is a young polycultural state with short-term and interrupted experience of nation building. That is why Ukrainian society often lacks mutual understanding...
Ukraine
March 24, 2018

‘Coup Plot’ Video: Summary of the Savchenko-Ruban Plan

Ukrainian MP Nadiya Savchenko has been detained by Ukrainian security officers on accusations of plotting to carry out a terrorist attack and stage a coup. Prosecutor-General...
Russian Aggression
March 20, 2018

Why is Nord Stream 2 Dangerous for Ukraine and Europe? — Interview

On 27 March 2018, Germany has approved the construction and operation of the Russia-built Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. Russian state-owned company energy Gazprom...
Russian Aggression
March 16, 2018

Is Ukraine Ready For UN Peacekeepers?

Can UN blue berets bring peace to eastern Ukraine which continues to suffer from an undeclared war ignited by pro-Russian proxies and supported by Moscow since Spring...
Ukraine
March 7, 2018

Fighting For Equality: What Does It Mean To Be a Woman In Today’s Ukraine

8th of March is an International Women's Day, founded 100 years ago by the feminists of New York. Although many positive changes happened since that time, the mere...
Russian Aggression
March 6, 2018

Porous Restrictions: Why Sanctions Against Crimea’s Annexation Don’t Work

Economic pressure might be the key way to force Russia to stop its aggression against foreign countries. But it is not working in full as it was planned to. Numerous...
Reforms
March 5, 2018

What Might Be Next In EU-Ukraine Relations?

The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement (AA) has been, perhaps, the most dramatic EU deal with a third country.
Ukraine
February 28, 2018

Lost Treasures: How Ukraine Fights for the Return of Yanukovych Assets

Serhiy Klyuyev, a Ukrainian MP from the close entourage of Viktor Yanukovych (also known as “family”), fled the country in 2014 after the Euromaidan protests. He...
Reforms
February 27, 2018

From Soviet Union to Europe: Could Ukraine Still Become A Welfare State?

As a post-soviet state, Ukraine struggles in general to find a balance between a social policy targeted at improving the quality of life and harsh reforms which...
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