Why You May Want To Go To Ukraine Now – OpEd
As the situation in Western and Central Ukraine has for now stabilized, a trip to Kyiv can provide those interested
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Author: Andreas Umland
Andreas Umland is an Analyst at the Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Associate Professor of Political Science at the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, and General Editor of the book series “Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society,” as well as Collector of the book series “Ukrainian Voices” both published by ibidem Press in Stuttgart.
Articles by Andreas Umland :
Misrepresenting Ukraine’s Democracy, Misguiding US Foreign Affairs – OpEd
Afterthoughts on a Debate in Washington and Nuclear Non-Proliferation Over the last eight years, Ukraine has – in connection with
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Will Kremlin Go Beyond Election Interference? – OpEd
Over the last 15 years, the Kremlin has played with politicians and diplomats of, above all, Russia’s neighbors, but also
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The Forgotten Potential Of Ukraine’s Energy Reserves – Analysis
Over the last several years, the future of the European energy supply has become an increasingly geopolitical topic. It has
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Which Way Will Post-Lukashenka Belarus Go? – OpEd
2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine. Yet, the pathological relationship of Moscow’s imperialism towards Russia’s Eastern Slavic “brother nations,” may
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To Whom Does Crimea Belong? – Analysis
Russia’s Annexation of the Ukrainian Peninsula and the Question of Historical Justice The Kremlin media’s well-known narrative of a supposedly
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Why Aleksandr Dugin’s ‘Neo-Eurasianism’ Is Not Eurasianist – OpEd
Two of the most important directions of anti-Western thinking in today Russia are classical Eurasianism that originated outside the Soviet
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Why And How A New Democratization Of Russia Can Happen And Be Supported – OpEd
Western comments on Russian domestic and foreign affairs have, during the last years, become more and more gloomy. Among other
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Kremlin Main Winner Of Dutch Popular Rejection Of EU-Ukraine Association Agreement – OpEd
On April 6, 2016, the Netherlands held a national referendum where the Dutch people were asked speak out for or
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A Sino-Russian Alliance As The Kremlin’s Way Out? – Analysis
Russia’s current economic, foreign affairs and international image problems will not only impact relations with the West, but also her
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