-
2014/06/27 - 18:42 •
Analysis & Opinion
Bridget Kendall, diplomatic correspondent, BBC News What is President Putin up to? Let us return to the end of March: Putin annexed Crimea, all the while denying the participation of the Russian army in the annex. He brought thousands of...
Read article
-
2014/06/27 - 18:40 •
Analysis & Opinion
Comfortable life in uncomfortable times, as seen by a college student from Kyiv. *** So, what’s it like? is the question I have been hearing in some form or other, some language or other, for the past… oh, I don’t know, six months?...
Read article
-
2014/06/27 - 13:17 •
Analysis & Opinion
What is President Putin up to? Roll back to late March: President Putin had annexed Crimea while denying Russian troops were involved. He had put tens of thousands of Russian troops on high alert near Ukraine’s border. He was...
Read article
-
2014/06/27 - 06:53 •
Analysis & Opinion
Even as Vladimir Putin is being praised by some for having the Russian parliament rescind its authorization for the use of force in Ukraine, the Kremlin leader has admitted that he has done just that, left himself a variety of loopholes to...
Read article
-
2014/06/26 - 15:32 •
Analysis & Opinion
Let us continue the story about what lies in store for Ukraine, in particular, its eastern part, in the foreseeable future. The meeting between Kuchma and Medvedchuk (as well as Shufrich, whom we’ve forgotten completely!) the day before...
Read article
-
2014/06/26 - 14:44 •
Analysis & Opinion
By Serhiy Leshchenko It’s unpopular to write about this now, but I think that Viktor Medvedchuk a) is not behind the unrest in the Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts; b) wants peace in eastern Ukraine. However, I continue to believe...
Read article
-
2014/06/26 - 11:00 •
Analysis & Opinion
Pavel Sheremet, TV journalist The Federation Council cancelled its permission to use the army in Ukraine which it had given to Putin in March on June 25th. The Federation Council executed another one of Putin’s orders, who earlier...
Read article
-
2014/06/26 - 09:19 •
Analysis & Opinion
Who are the real friends and who is simply declaring their sympathy. The gas conflict with Russia divided the European Union into supporters and enemies of Ukraine. While EU Commissioner in Energy Gunther Ettinger claims that the...
Read article
-
2014/06/26 - 06:22 •
Analysis & Opinion, Featured
By David Marples Vladimir Putin’s options in Ukraine appear to be diminishing as the war in the Donbas continues, despite an official ceasefire initiated on June 20 by Ukraine’s new president, Petro Poroshenko. After almost four months...
Read article
-
2014/06/25 - 23:04 •
Analysis & Opinion
Negotiations with terrorists have divided society. The majority say it is folly and betrayal. A minority say that this is a chance to stop the war. We decided to investigate who is really right. Kuchma The Ukrainian position is defended by...
Read article
