Ukraine Decides
On Sunday 17 January Ukraine holds its first presidential elections since the 2004 Orange Revolution. Read Andrew Wilson’s blog from Ukraine here: Installment One – What happened to the Orange Revolution?
Andrew Wilson
The Rise And Fall (And Rise?) Of Arseniy Yatsenyuk
Ukraine’s election campaign kicks off today – Andrew Wilson discusses Yatsenyuk’s future
Zmarnowana szansa Putina
Kryzys gospodarczy nie nakłoni rosyjskich władz do drugiej pierestrojki
What Does Russia Think?
If we want to deal with Russia, we need to understand it. But the EU doesn’t want to.
Yalta gathering provides rare forum for boosting image
Ukraines?s YES annual conference in Yalta is the closest thing Ukraine has to Russia?s Valdai to promote its image
Russia?s Economic Crisis ? no cue for ?Perestroika 2.0?
Russia is resisting reform opportunities presented by the global economic crisis
Russia and Georgia: Unfinished business?
A year ago last August Russia and Georgia went to war over tiny South Ossetia. Is another war a serious possibility?
Go east, Sweden
The Swedish presidency should tour the EU’s eastern periphery to ensure the region does not feel forgotten
Moldova’s surprise election result
The EU can play a positive role in brokering a solution in Moldova – it can’t afford a third election
Moldova: Europe?s poorest pawn
Moldova has managed to make the news again. This does not happen often.