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Viktor Yanukovych

  • A Year After Russia Invades Ukraine, No Peace in Sight
    A Year After Russia Invades Ukraine, No Peace in Sight
    News Analysis In the year since Russia launched its “special military operation” in Ukraine, the international arena has become more complex—and more dangerous. Despite the combined might of the West, ...
    February 27, 2023BY Adam Morrow
  • Fighting Corruption in Ukraine and Elsewhere
    Fighting Corruption in Ukraine and Elsewhere
    In recent years, a consensus has arisen that endemic corruption is not only immoral in itself, but can ...
    December 20, 2015BY Gary Feuerberg
  • Hundreds of Ukrainian Right-Wingers Rally Against Kiev Govt
    Hundreds of Ukrainian Right-Wingers Rally Against Kiev Govt
    Hundreds of Ukrainian right-wingers are rallying in Kiev to protest government policies
    July 21, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • Away From the Front Line, Ukraine Protest Sparked Civic Revolution
    Away From the Front Line, Ukraine Protest Sparked Civic Revolution
    It has been a year since civil unrest first started to erupt in Ukraine. And while the country ...
    November 23, 2014BY Vsevolod Kritskiy
  • UN Report Tells Russia to Drop Propaganda and Stick to Facts
    UN Report Tells Russia to Drop Propaganda and Stick to Facts
    The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights has released a report on the human rights ...
    April 17, 2014BY Gaetano Pentassuglia
  • Ukraine Crisis is Nothing Like Invasions of Czechoslovakia
    Ukraine Crisis is Nothing Like Invasions of Czechoslovakia
    The overthrow of Viktor Yanukovych’s government and Russia’s occupation and annexation of Crimea have been reported through an ...
    April 5, 2014BY Martin D. Brown
  • Who Are ‘The People’?
    Who Are ‘The People’?
    The people have spoken. They have elected a government. No, wait, I hear the angry shouts of a ...
    March 22, 2014BY John Feffer
  • Crisis in Ukraine: A Lesson in Finnish History May Be the Key to a Peaceful Conclusion
    Crisis in Ukraine: A Lesson in Finnish History May Be the Key to a Peaceful Conclusion
    The Russian media and ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych are striking in their attempts to rewrite events in ...
    March 10, 2014BY David Kilgour
  • Ukraine’s Cry for Democracy, Justice, Independence
    Ukraine’s Cry for Democracy, Justice, Independence
    Two months of protests in Kyiv and elsewhere in Ukraine have renewed post-Soviet democratic integrity. Canada must stand ...
    February 25, 2014BY David Kilgour
  • Social Media in Ukraine’s #Euromaidan Protests
    Social Media in Ukraine’s #Euromaidan Protests
    Only several hundred of the most ardent protestors remain in Kiev's Independence Square, known as Euromaidan to protestors. ...
    January 9, 2014BY Fred Arndt
  • Europe Must Play Long Game in Ukraine
    Europe Must Play Long Game in Ukraine
    Hundreds of thousands of pro-Europe protestors have flooded into Kiev's old city to protest against President Viktor Yanukovych's ...
    December 9, 2013BY Henry Stanek
  • Is Europe Hiding Behind Tymoshenko?
    Is Europe Hiding Behind Tymoshenko?
    In just two weeks, Europe's heads of state will meet in Vilnius, Lithuania for the Eastern Partnership Summit. ...
    November 15, 2013BY Henry Stanek
  • What Does Ukraine Stand to Gain from Farming Deal with China?
    What Does Ukraine Stand to Gain from Farming Deal with China?
    A deal signed between Ukrainian and Chinese authorities last month may impact up to 3 million hectares of ...
    October 7, 2013BY Henry Stanek
  • Eastern Europe Seeks Inspiration from US Shale Boom
    Eastern Europe Seeks Inspiration from US Shale Boom
    Over the past months, Russia has been turning up the heat on its former Soviet vassals. Russia has also ...
    September 17, 2013BY Henry Stanek
  • Ukrainian Government Holds Soviet-Style ‘Dialogue’ With Citizens
    Ukrainian Government Holds Soviet-Style ‘Dialogue’ With Citizens
    Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych organized a “dialogue with the country” on Feb. 25 to celebrate the third anniversary ...
    February 27, 2013BY Alina Maslakova
  • Sentence Upheld for Ukraine Opposition Leader Tymoshenko
    Sentence Upheld for Ukraine Opposition Leader Tymoshenko
    The Ukrainian high court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal filed by jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko in a ...
    August 29, 2012BY Jack Phillips
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