By Kateryna Dronova (Berkeley, CA). On March 18, 2014 Vladimir Putin in his address to the Federal Assembly stated that Crimea’s referendum was consistent with international law and constituted an exercise of the right...
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko (UC Berkeley). Today, March 16th 2014, the Crimean puppets of the Russian government ran the “referendum” on whether Crimea should be an independent state or a part of Russia (without an...
By Sergii Meleshchuk (UC Berkeley). Sunday, March 16th is the day of Crimean “referendum” in Ukraine. One of the possible outcomes is a “vote” to join Russia. Speaking about Crimean “referendum”, one can’t help...
By Kateryna Dronova (Berkeley, CA). While reading recent publications on «Crimean Crisis» and surfing Ukrainian social networks, one can’t help but notice that the most popular trend for the last two weeks is an...
By Yegor Grygorenko (independent observer, Kiev). One of the old beaten truths on the ongoing Ukrainian crisis is that it is, among other things, a clash of cultures, languages and ethnicities. The proponents...
by Yuriy Gorodnichenko (UC Berkeley). This proposal is a few weeks old but it is highly relevant even now. Larry Summers makes a similar point.
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko (UC Berkeley) and Gérard Roland (UC Berkeley). By ordering the covert invasion of Crimea, Russian President Putin created an extremely tense situation not only in Ukraine but also in the rest of Europe....
A Call for Debate on Political Decentralization in Ukraine If done right, decentralization can be a great solution for Ukraine ‘Living together in diversity. Learning to accept our differences’ At the entrance to Higashi...
