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Sushko: The amount of political advertising in Ukraine has increased dramatically and far exceeds parties’ budgets

(Bloomberg) The gloves are well and truly off in Ukraine’s presidential election. While the first of two spots in an almost certain runoff next month looks wrapped up, a battle for…

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An inclusive Ukrainian education

(Gulf Times) Education is one of the few areas nowadays that is still considered a purely sovereign matter, an issue over which national governments – and, in many countries, even…

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Oleksandr Sushko on NATO membership and Ukraine

(Hromadske) The Ukrainian Parliament has decided to support the country embarking on a course towards joining NATO. 276 deputies voted in favour of a draft law on amendements to some legislative…

Is There a Way Out of the Minsk Agreement Deadlock?

(PONARS Policy Memo) Despite years of talks under the specter of the Minsk protocols, no rapprochement has taken place between Russia and Ukraine on the “special status” of the Donbas. In…

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Sushko: Ukraine cannot carry on in the same rut

(ECFR) Ukraine's prospects are under threat from developments on both sides of the Atlantic. Something is stirring in Ukraine. The most obvious cause is Donald Trump’s imminent inauguration on 20…

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Sushko: Ukraine could make concessions on the Minsk roadmap, but not until there are significant security improvements

(DW) Don't give into pressure from the West. No political solution until there is a lasting ceasefire. This posture seems to have established itself as a consensus in Kyiv when it comes…

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Ukraine and the West Need Each Other

(NYTimes) Kiev, Ukraine — After centuries of nearly continuous foreign control, we Ukrainians achieved our independence from the Soviet Union 25 years ago, in 1991. In 2005, after a fraudulent election…

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Reforming Ukraine: Policymaking After the Euromaidan

(PONARS Eurasia Policy Memo) Ukraine’s reform process since the Euromaidan is a story of ambivalence. Progress has been limited by leaders who fear losing political control and by entrenched institutional…

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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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Sushko: Ukraine shouldn’t “cherish illusions”

(Kyiv Post) A week before Eastern Partnership summit in Latvia, European Union leaders remain critical of Ukraine’s slow progress. The Eastern Partnership summit on May 21-22 in Riga will gather representatives…

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Sushko: The amount of political advertising in Ukraine has increased dramatically and far exceeds parties’ budgets

An inclusive Ukrainian education

Oleksandr Sushko on NATO membership and Ukraine

Is There a Way Out of the Minsk Agreement Deadlock?

Sushko: Ukraine cannot carry on in the same rut

Sushko: Ukraine could make concessions on the Minsk roadmap, but not until there are significant security improvements

Ukraine and the West Need Each Other

Reforming Ukraine: Policymaking After the Euromaidan

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

Sushko: Ukraine shouldn’t “cherish illusions”