Several journalists injured by security forces during new clashes in Kyiv
Security forces beat members of a "Channel 5" video crew on Kriposna lane in Kyiv, reporter Azas Safarov,…
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Police: Nine People Dead in Kyiv Clashes
February 18, 19:14 GMT +2 Nine people, seven civilians and two policemen, died in this morning’s clashes between…
Kozhara to the world: “It is not peaceful protests but attacks of “radicals”, judge them”.
Leonid Kozhara, a Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, announces that "radical forces" but not peaceful protesters…
Ukraine’s Security Service and Interior Ministry Give until 6pm to Stop Stand-off Threatening Harsh Action
Ukrainska Pravda The heads of Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) and the Interior Ministry called on the leaders of…
Berkut attacks Maidan on February 18
Hrushevskiy Str and the barricades on Institutska Str are being attacked by Berkut. They have passed the barricades.…
From Maidan the Camp to Maidan the Sich: What Changed?
On 3 February 2014, the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation (DIF) and the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology…
A Child’s Letter to the Right Sector
At 19:36 on February 12, we received the following message: You know, I don’t know whether you are…
What’s going on in Ukraine?
Written by Oleg Shynkarenko on February 14, 2014. Published in What's hot? on Central and Eastern Europe,Ukraine. People from all over the world see…
Maidan’s Untold Story in the Regions
By Oksana Poliakova Translated by William Risch Beyond Maidan and Kyiv, there have been confrontations between the people…
French Philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy: “The Heart of Europe Now Beats in Kyiv”
Boris Klymenko, Kyiv A French public figure, philosopher and publicist visited Kyiv to support the Ukrainian protest movement.…
The Right, the Left, and the Ukrainian Protests
Ukrainian artist Ivan Semesiuk on the nature of Ukrainian protest. The revolutionary events in Ukraine are full of…
http://ucrainicamarginalis.wordpress.com/2014/01/25/four-of-the-largest-misconceptions-about-the-protests-in-ukraine/
Four of the Largest Misconceptions about the Protests in Ukraine Misconception #1: Ukraine is divided between east…
The night and day of January 21st, 2014.
"Titushka" safari, priests in the no-mans-land, kidnapped activists and more Hrushevskogo battleground 21.01.2014 03:25 _ Roman Chornomaz: "The police are…
“Justice” for Euromaidaners
What the new totalitarian laws imposed by Yanukovych mean for Euromaidan protesters at a glance. Translated infographics from…