|
Three elections and the direction of Kyivan Rus'
|
Ukrainian Weekly, The
12-05-2004
Andrew Fedynsky's e-mail address is: fedynsky@stratos.net.
There's an old French saying, "Plus ça change, plus c'est la meme chose" -
the more things change, the more they stay the same. Cynics looking to
validate this world-weary perspective will certainly find it in the stolen
election in Ukraine. Actually, though, this is a story of three elections,
which will determine the future course of the whole West...
Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research
|
|
Ukraine and the Council of Europe
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Taras Kuzio Ukrainian Weekly, The 09-24-1995 Ukraine and the Council of Europe. On September 26 the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (CE) will hear a report by Ukraine on its readiness to join this 34-member organization, arguably the most authoritative and representative
|
|
|
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY; Europe turns its back on Ukraine
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Ukrainian Weekly, The 08-08-2004 This week we follow up on our previous editorial describing Ukraine "in Moscow's embrace," as Kyiv altered the country's defense doctrine to reflect what it sees as the new reality in its foreign relations - a reality not entirely of Ukraine's making. For weeks or
|
|
|
THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY; Ukraine's place is in Europe
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Ukrainian Weekly, The 05-16-2004 On May 1, there was much celebration as 10 new countries - Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia - joined the European Union. "Today, we see the will of the previous generations being fulfilled. Europe
|
|
Ukraine's Choice: Toward Europe
The Washington Post
; Throughout European history, my country, Ukraine, has been badly misunderstood in Western capitals. Until the middle of the past century, it was referred to as "the Okraina," literally the borderlands between European civilization and a distant and unfathomable Russia. There are perhaps many in
|
|
Ukraine creeps westwards as Russia looks on: the electoral victory of the westward-leaning 'Orange Revolution' in Ukraine's elections is reshaping Europe's economic and political landscape. Many believe Ukraine may even leapfrog Turkey to become a member of the EU.(Sounding Board)
European Business Forum
; Last December, Viktor Yushchenko was elected president of Ukraine, changing the post-Soviet political landscape with as much force as the tsunami that struck South-east Asia the same day. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] President Putin had staked his prestige on defeating Yushchenko, and $600m of Russian
|
|
Ukraine's Re-Integration into Europe: A Historical, Historiographical and Politically Urgent Issue
Canadian Slavonic Papers
; Giovanna Brogi Bercoff and Giulia Lami, eds. Ukraine's Re-Integration into Europe: A Historical, Historiographical and Politically Urgent Issue. Alessandria: Edizioni dell'Orso, 2005. 338 pp. euro 22, paper. Is Ukraine a part of Europe? On what basis can one make such a claim? Will Ukraine move
|
|
|
Ukraine: "returning" to Europe?
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; ... States and NATO; and 61 percent favor joining a confederation with Russia and Belarus, while 32 percent are opposed. The "good news" is that while 40 percent want Ukraine and Russia to merge into one state, 49 percent are opposed to such a merger. Three in ...
|
|
|
Ukraine Resolves to Integrate With Europe; West's Uneasiness With President May Hinder His Plans to Join NATO and EU
The Washington Post
; Like many former Soviet cities, Kiev retains unmistakable signs of the past in the form of towering Stalinist buildings in the heart of downtown. These days, though, the aging behemoths bristle with dozens of satellite dishes. And they are all pointed west. After a decade of independence and
|
|
|
COMMENTARY: Kyiv conference on "Ukraine in Europe and the World"
Ukrainian Weekly, The
; Farion, Marta Ukrainian Weekly, The 03-14-2003 Marta Farion, attorney and chair of the Chicago-Kyiv Sister Cities Committee, attended the international conference held in Kyiv on February 20-21 titled "Ukraine in Europe and the World." KYIV - After more than a decade of Ukrainian independence, and
|
|
Ukraine's voters face decisions on future.(World)(Briefing/Europe)
The Washington Times
; With a parliamentary election scheduled next month, Ukraine is taking one more step in its slow and painful transformation from communism to a market-oriented democracy. But the run-up to the March 29 vote, in which half of the 450 seats in the one-chamber parliament are being contested, has
|