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post-colonial syndrome

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  2021/01/12 - 12:07 • International, Russia

  Pandemic prompting Russia to reaction, isolation, and decay, Shevtsova says

  Because of the pandemic, 2020 was “’the year of the Apocalypse” for both Russia and the West, but the two responded in opposite ways: the West sought to address the underlying problems the coronavirus revealed, Lilia Shevtsova says....

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  2020/08/01 - 23:41 • Op-ed

  Ukraine’s open colonial wounds

  Of the interesting debate organized by LibMod – Zentrum Liberale Moderne’s project “Ukraine Verstehen” (eng. Understanding Ukraine) around the petition submitted to the Bundestag to acknowledge the mass starvation of rural...

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  2020/01/03 - 10:58 • Op-ed, Russian Aggression

  Portnikov: Zelenskyy is on the line

  The year 2019 ended with the exchanging of New Year’s greetings between the heads of the Ukrainian and Russian states. This was the first such greeting exchange since the start of the Russian aggression in Ukraine in 2014. This...

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  2019/02/24 - 14:04 • International, Russian Aggression

  Ukraine has separated from Russia, but Russia hasn’t from Ukraine, Shelin says

  “The victory of the Kyiv revolution in February 2014 marked the final divorce of Ukraine and Russia and thus became one of the most important events of the 21st century, Sergey Shelin says; but in the five years since, Ukraine has made...

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  2018/04/26 - 23:14 • Op-ed

  Postcolonial syndrome, or Why do revolutions occur one after another in Ukraine?

  Because there are no cardinal changes which are able to preclude these revolutions. Society or people revolted against political factors which threatened their independence, but Ukraine traditionally was divided between two different...

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