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Sushko: Ukrainian political parties should be able to go to Donbas openly and to campaign

Ukraine Today's Viewpoint was pleased to speak with the Director of Research at the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation, Oleksandr Sushko. During the conversation Mr. Sushko shared his views on the outcome…

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Ukraine is bigger than the conflict in Donbas: Promoting reforms should be Western policy priority

(FIIA) In order to really help Ukraine get back on its feet, the West should not just focus on the conflict in the eastern part of the country, but concentrate…

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New Memo: One Nation, Two Languages? National Identity and Language Policy in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

One of the most talked about consequences of recent events in Ukraine is a dramatic transformation in Ukrainian national identity. Social activists and various elites regularly assert their increased self-identification…

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One Nation, Two Languages? National Identity and Language Policy in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

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Orttung: Pressure on Ukrainian government only way to fight corruption

(Foreign Policy) Valentina Stoikova is no revolutionary — yet she now finds herself on the front lines of change in her home country of Ukraine. A 57-year-old former aeronautics factory…

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Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Perspectives Volume) The idea of regional integration in post-Soviet Eurasia is as old as the post-Soviet states themselves. From the moment the USSR collapsed, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan…

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Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

The idea of regional integration in post-Soviet Eurasia is as old as the post-Soviet states themselves. From the moment the USSR collapsed, Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan spearheaded efforts to establish…

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New Policy Memo: The Ukraine Conflict and the Future of Kazakhstan’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

Of all the Central Asian states, Kazakhstan has been most successful in balancing its foreign relations with a variety of global powers. The country has even branded its foreign policy…

The Ukraine Conflict and the Future of Kazakhstan’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

Of all the Central Asian states, Kazakhstan has been most successful in balancing its foreign relations with a variety of global powers. The country has even branded its foreign policy…

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Forcing Kiev’s Hand: Why Russia Won’t Accept a Frozen Conflict in Ukraine

(Foreign Affairs) Viewed from Washington, the conflict in Ukraine's east seems to have reached a plateau. Despite several cease-fire agreements, fighting along the frontlines has never ceased completely. Yet the…

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Sushko: Ukrainian political parties should be able to go to Donbas openly and to campaign

Ukraine is bigger than the conflict in Donbas: Promoting reforms should be Western policy priority

New Memo: One Nation, Two Languages? National Identity and Language Policy in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

One Nation, Two Languages? National Identity and Language Policy in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine

Orttung: Pressure on Ukrainian government only way to fight corruption

Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

Eurasian Visions: Integration and Geopolitics in Central Asia

New Policy Memo: The Ukraine Conflict and the Future of Kazakhstan’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

The Ukraine Conflict and the Future of Kazakhstan’s Multi-Vector Foreign Policy

Forcing Kiev’s Hand: Why Russia Won’t Accept a Frozen Conflict in Ukraine