U.S.-Ukrainian Relations

US-Ukraine relations under Joe Biden: security and domestic reforms as mutually reinforcing pillars

(ZLM) The recent visit of the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Kyiv has generated some interest in Ukraine and beyond. This face-to-face meeting was a good opportunity for the…

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Dubovyk: Nobody on Biden’s shortlist for Secretary of State would have been bad news for Ukraine

(Atlantic Council blog) Volodymyr Dubovyk, Associate Professor, Odesa Mechnikov National University: Nobody on President-elect Joe Biden’s shortlist for Secretary of State would have been bad news for Ukraine, including Susan Rice, who wasn’t…

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Haran: More than just an onlooker, Ukraine largely relieved at US election result

(Dif.org) Oleksiy Haran, a professor of political science at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and research director at the Democratic Initiatives think tank, suggested that the contrast between the president’s apparent attitudes and…

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Kyiv should stay out of US politics

(NEE) There have been certain developments in Ukraine over the last few weeks that appeared to endanger its key relationship with the United States, and they also have the potential to…

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No reason to roil Kyiv-Washington relations today

(Kyiv Post) Last week brought some shock, disbelief, and tension to Ukraine–U.S. relations. The cycle of destructive events has gained momentum with a controversial judge pursuing a Victor Shokin vs. Joseph…

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Why Ukraine’s president said there had been ‘no pressure’ from Trump

(Monkey Cage) In this week’s impeachment hearings, government officials have been detailing the Trump administration’s alleged attempts to withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in congressionally approved aid for Ukraine’s defensive…

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Omelicheva: Without U.S. military aid, Russia-backed rebels would have controlled more Ukrainian territory

(The Atlantic) When Adam Schiff asked Bill Taylor, the first witness in the House’s public impeachment hearings, to explain to Americans why U.S. security assistance to Ukraine matters for their own security, America’s…

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The US and Ukraine: A Partnership-in-Action: The Trump-Zelensky Indignity Failed to Derail Bilateral Cooperation

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Relations between the United States and Ukraine have never been as intense and multi-faceted as they are now. Since 2014, the amount of attention that Washington…

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Dubovyk: Nobody on Biden’s shortlist for Secretary of State would have been bad news for Ukraine

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Kyiv should stay out of US politics

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The US and Ukraine: A Partnership-in-Action: The Trump-Zelensky Indignity Failed to Derail Bilateral Cooperation