Ukraine Rides High While COVID-19 Lays Neighbors Low: But for How Long?

May 18, 2020
Ivan Gomza

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) When compared to other post-Soviet countries, Ukraine seems to have responded to the COVID-19 challenge quite well. However, this might be an illusion. There has been…

Justice Without a Blindfold: The Complex Politicization of a Notorious Ukrainian Court

December 3, 2019
Ivan Gomza

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Although often perceived as a country with a horrendous state of justice, Ukraine in fact, is making some progress in this domain. According to the World…

Quenching Fire with Gasoline: Why Flawed Terminology Will Not Help to Resolve the Ukraine Crisis

February 22, 2019
Ivan Gomza

A reaction to Jesse Driscoll’s PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo: “Ukraine’s Civil War: Would Accepting This Terminology Help Resolve the Conflict?” (By Ivan Gomza) Since late 2013, Ukraine’s contentious political environment has…

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