Arming Ukraine | openDemocracy

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Published on: 5 September 2014

Written by: Daniel Kennedy All articles by Daniel Kennedy

Arming Ukraine will lead to a widening of the conflict, more death and destruction, and a far more aggressive Russian policy.

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Published on: 3 September 2014

Written by: Maxim Edwards All articles by Maxim Edwards

History often seems obvious in retrospect; writing a diary catches it as it runs through the fingers. На русском языке

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Published on: 1 September 2014

Written by: Olexiy Haran All articles by Olexiy Haran

Written by: Petro Burkovskyi All articles by Petro Burkovskyi

Why did the political crown fall into the hands of Poroshenko? How will he manage Ukraine’s domestic and external pressures?

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Published on: 21 August 2014

Written by: Jasmin Mujanović All articles by Jasmin Mujanović

What is happening in Ukraine comes straight out of Bosnia-Herzegovina – same playbook, same hired guns. на русском языке.

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Published on: 6 August 2014

Written by: David Marples All articles by David Marples

Written by: Myroslava Uniat All articles by Myroslava Uniat

The Ukrainian army is corrupt and badly prepared for war, with either the Donetsk People's Republic or Russia. на...

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Published on: 5 August 2014

Written by: Srdja Pavlovic All articles by Srdja Pavlovic

Just who is Commander Strelkov, the figurehead of the so-called Donetsk People's Republic?

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Published on: 30 July 2014

Written by: Svetlana Bolotnikova All articles by Svetlana Bolotnikova

The conflict in south-east Ukraine has divided the Cossacks – one is fighting for Russian unity, and the other for...

Why was a warlord allowed to sue a British journalist?