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The Kremlin is pleased after Kozak-Nuland talks on Ukraine (Part 2)
According to Kremlin-connected analyst Fedor Lukyanov, the Joseph Biden administration had to work hard with Moscow to make…
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The Kremlin is pleased after Kozak-Nuland talks on Ukraine (Part 1)
The Joseph Biden administration has apparently decided to work with Russia toward a political solution to the conflict…
A war and peace visit to Moscow
After arriving in Moscow, Nuland had a lengthy meeting on October 12 in the foreign ministry with Deputy…
Yermak’s earlier giveaways come back to haunt Zelenskyy and Ukraine
Russia abandoned the ceasefire in Ukraine’s east in early February (see EDM, February 18) and persists with low-intensity…
The quick way to quasi-recognition of Donetsk-Luhansk’s armed formations: a play-by-play account
Ceasefire deal While the agreement’s full text has been released by all signatory parties, the page reserved for…
Kozak celebrates diplomatic victory over Ukraine in rude letter to Normandy Forum
Russia’s presidential envoy for conflict-management in Ukraine, Dmitry Kozak, has sent a highly undiplomatic letter to his other…
Kyiv finds an alibi to step back from Kozak-Yermak plan on Donbas
The COVID-19 coronavirus emergency gives Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a non-political excuse for stepping back from the plan…
Kozak-Yermak plan on Donbas: The fine print
The meeting of the Minsk-based Contact Group, held by videoconference on March 24–26, had been expected to officially…
Shady agreements legitimizing Russia’s puppet “republics” likely signed in Minsk
It’s March 2020, and updates about the coronavirus fill the newscasts and grab all the attention. Meanwhile, Viktor…
Russia’s policies toward Ukraine remain unchanged month after Kremlin’s “gray cardinal” replaced
Rumors about Surkov’s resignation surfaced several times on Russian media in the last few years, although they have…
